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Ivanhoe residents have been slugged with a 12.47 per cent rate rise – the greatest percentage increase across the state. The smallest increase is in Greater Bendigo, where residents will pay just an extra $17 in council rates (or 1.12 per cent) on average. Council rate rises across VictoriaAreas for which there is no data are colored grey. The new data comes as the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) unveils what they estimate to be an average 4.8 per cent council rate rise, the result, they say,[url=http://www.vestadesign.co.nz/Moncler_Sale.html]Moncler Sale[/url], of a $397 million defined benefit superannuation shortfall, the costs of maintaining infrastructure and greater demand on council services. 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