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Redland council’s $20m fleet hit by double-dipping vehicle rort

Auditors found 80% of tested vehicles failed value-for-money checks and said weak controls let some staff receive both a car and an allowance.

Staff at one of Queensland’s largest councils received both company cars and vehicle allowances, in a practice that went unchecked for four years.

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Redland council’s $20m fleet hit by double-dipping vehicle rort

Staff at one of Queensland’s largest councils received both company cars and vehicle allowances, in a practice that went unchecked for four years.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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