Nicholas Fuller, Author at Canberra Daily

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 25, 2023

The Australian Education Union ACT welcomes the ACT Public Sector Education Directorate (Teaching Staff) Enterprise Agreement 2023–26.

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 24, 2023

The ACT Government intends to ban wood heaters by 2045, and replace them with electric alternatives, Rebecca Vassarotti announced today.

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 23, 2023

The Braddon Collective, objects to Liebke + Co's proposed development on the corner of Elouera Street and Northbourne Avenue.

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 23, 2023

Justice Stephen Gageler AC, an ANU graduate, has been appointed the fourteenth Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia.

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 23, 2023

Mohammed Ali's food charity HelpingACT marks one year of barbecues for homeless people outside the Early Morning Centre.

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 22, 2023

The development application has been approved, the first ground slab was poured yesterday, and a crane is towering over the town centre.

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 21, 2023

Advocates are calling for a specialist sexual offence court to be established in the ACT to properly prosecute one of the most under-reported crimes.

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 21, 2023

Daffodil Day, on Thursday 31 August, is the Cancer Council’s annual fundraising campaign, giving hope to cancer sufferers and their families

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 18, 2023

The national Labor conference passed a motion today to increase the number of Senators in both the ACT and the Northern Territory.

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 17, 2023

National Cabinet agreed to a target of 1.2 million new homes over five years - but the Greens, Liberals, and renters' groups are unconvinced.

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 17, 2023

Projects funded include historic locomotives, the last person to live in the ACT’s oldest building, treasure hunts, and scarred trees.

Local Nicholas Fuller - August 16, 2023

“If no action is taken, both the workforce crisis and the housing crisis will continue to grow,” Anglicare's latest report warns.

Nicholas Fuller