Somerset Councillors Brett Freese, Sally Jess, Mayor Jason Wendt, Deputy Mayor Helen Brieschke, Tiara Hurley, Michael Bishop and Stephanie Laycock.
Somerset rates up as Council balances $100m budget
Written by Marina Gomide
6 per cent rise to fund infrastructure and financial sustainability
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