60 Sydney streets proving ‘cash cows’ for local councils
They are the 60 streets paved in gold and the ones to avoid if you don’t want a parking fine. A special investigation by The Sunday Telegraph reveals the local councils cashing in on motorists.
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They are the 60 streets paved in gold and the ones to avoid if you don’t want a parking fine.
A special investigation by The Sunday Telegraph reveals the local councils cashing in on motorists, having raked in $212 million in fines in the 2017-18 financial year.
Urban Affairs Reporter Ben Pike reveals while streets in the city’s CBD ranked in the top 10, it’s streets in south west Sydney and the Northern Beaches which are proving the most lucrative for local councils.
The Sunday Telegraph lists all 60 streets and reveals what the NRMA and NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet have to say.
READ BEN PIKE’S EXLCUSIVE REPORT AND SEE THE FULL LIST HERE
Originally published as 60 Sydney streets proving ‘cash cows’ for local councils
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