


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.

Supporting residents under cost-of-living pressures
Residents can be supported by offering flexible payments that suit their current situations and does not put undue pressure on meeting payment obligations.

Meeting financial sustainability goals
Digital transformation with the right tools and technology can accelerate financial sustainability goals with increased cashflow and reduced arrears for the council.

Buy-in from executives
Buy-in from executives and the community should be mutually pursued to ensure the adoption of new payment initiatives to help meet community objectives.


Rate caps are rising at half the pace of inflation, infrastructure costs haven't dropped since COVID, and arrears are compounding. In this roundtable, council leaders unpack the four federal budget measures squeezing local government and the four levers councils can act on now to protect cash flow and financial sustainability.
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Why 50% of every fine issued across Australia goes unpaid, and what City of Casey did to turn it around. A practical session for council finance and compliance leaders covering the economics of infringement collection, the hidden cost of referrals, and how to recover more without chasing.
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