


This webinar delves into the current labor-intensive methods councils use for handling infringements, from issuing fines and managing payment plans to addressing unpaid fines through Fines Victoria.

Manual Payment Plans
Managing payment arrangements internally is labor-intensive, often requiring 400 to 800 hours annually, with a 40% failure rate.

Lodgment with FinesVictoria
Councils pay an upfront fee to FinesVictoria, but only 30-40% of infringements are paid within 12 months, leading to delayed revenue and additional costs.

Proactive Management
Councils can recover more fines directly by adopting new technology, reducing reliance on Fines Victoria, and improving cash flow and cost efficiency.


With over 1% in cash rate rises forecast over the next 4–5 months, local governments face a wave of inflation driven by soaring oil prices, electricity costs up 32.2%, and housing pressures. This webinar explains why it's happening, and what councils need to do now to protect their communities and financial sustainability.

Legacy billing costs councils more than they realise. Bega Valley Shire Council faced manual workflows, limited design control, and postage bills up to $10,000 per run.
Payble Digital Notices changes that, streamlining enrolment, automating reminders, and delivering a seamless, passwordless payment experience.

Leaders from City of Wanneroo and Matamata‑Piako District Council (NZ) join Dailius Wilson to share real stories, surprising stats, and practical wins. From saving 12,000+ staff hours to helping residents avoid penalties, you’ll see how flexible payments, digital notices, and smarter workflows are transforming local government.
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