Nicholas Fuller, Author at Canberra Daily

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 22, 2024

Jeremy Hanson is running for leadership of the Canberra Liberals once more, aiming to position the party for success in 2028.

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 22, 2024

ACT Labor has claimed its seventh consecutive term in government, beginning an unbroken stretch of 27 years in power.

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 18, 2024

MBA: The build time in the ACT for new houses is the worst on record. ACT Greens MLA Emma Davidson's commitment to Murrumbidgee residents.

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 17, 2024

Will Labor return to power in Saturday's election? Will the Liberals form government for the first time since 2001? Will another party?

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 17, 2024

Canberra Daily has asked all parties in this year's ACT election for their “pitch”. Here are their replies.

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 17, 2024

Two days to the election. ACT Labor outlines health policies. Canberra Liberals will increase funding to the ACT Integrity Commission.

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 16, 2024

Anglicare’s 2024 Rental Affordability Snapshot shows that welfare recipients and minimum wage earners cannot afford to rent in Canberra.

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 16, 2024

Once-in-a-generation project or a grandiose, bourgeois socialist exercise in vanity infrastructure that never had a viable business case?

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 16, 2024

Three days to the election. ACT Labor: encouraging women into construction. The Belco Party: housing policy.

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 15, 2024

Four days to the election. ACT Greens reveal their electric vehicle policy, while the Canberra Liberals want to trial free parking in Civic.

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 14, 2024

Five days to the ACT election. The AMA scores parties' health policies, and election commitments from Labor, Belco, and Liberals.

Local Nicholas Fuller - October 10, 2024

9 days to election. Promises: ACT Labor: end-of-life care; Canberra Liberals: Indigenous and diabetes. Strong Independents: light rail $?!

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