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Brisbane City Council's LNP administration has handed down its biggest rates rise since 2008.

Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner announced the council budget would include an average rates hike of 4.93 per cent as the city grappled with the combined effects of COVID-19 and recent floods.

For a ratepayer on the lowest minimum rates, the increase per quarter will be $38.48, bringing the lowest rates bill up from $780 to $818 per year.

In 2008, the LNP-run council increased rates by 5.8 per cent and in 2010 came the second-highest increase at 5.04 per cent.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-15/qld-brisbane-city-council-2022-2023-rate-rises-by-suburb/101151840