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State to intervene 'more often' if councils drag heels

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Victorian Planning Minister Richard Wynne will take action against local councils dragging their heels on major project approvals to ensure there is a pipeline of construction work to drive the state's economic recovery.

Planning Minister Richard Wynne: We will intervene. Joe Armao

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Larry Schlesinger writes on real estate, specialising in commercial and residential property. Larry is based in our Melbourne newsroom. Connect with Larry on Twitter. Email Larry at larry.schlesinger@afr.com
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