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Federal Budget delivers mixed outcomes for Somerset, Lockyer regions

Somerset Mayor Jason Wendt has responded to the 2026–2027 Federal Budget, welcoming funding for regional programs while warning of financial pressure on councils. (SRC)

The 2026–2027 Federal Budget has triggered concern across the Lockyer Valley and Somerset regions, with warnings about family farm succession, […]

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