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Nicholas Fuller

Nicholas Fuller

ACT CEOs sleep out in the cold to raise funds for Vinnies

The ACT’s business and community leaders will sleep out in the cold to help St Vincent de Paul raise funds for Canberra's homeless people.

Politicians take part in Vinnies CEO Sleepout

Federal Labor and local Liberal politicians will take part in the Vinnies CEO Sleepout in June. David Smith MP and Mark Parton MLA tell us why.

ClubsACT will co-operate with government on poker machine reforms

Canberra’s clubs sector is prepared to work as an industry with the ACT Government on reviewing the proposed $5 bet and $100 credit limits for poker machines and centralised monitoring system, ClubsACT CEO Craig Shannon said, but has some reservations.

ACT Government wants to limit poker machine bets

Every year, Canberrans spend $2 billion on poker machines – and an estimated 44,000 people have been harmed by gambling. But that could be less of a problem if the ACT Government’s proposed reform of poker machines goes ahead.

Labor commits to look after Canberra’s waterways

Federal Labor has committed $3.225 million to restore Canberra’s waterways if it wins the election, MPs announced today.

Community sector underfunded, ACTCOSS says

The community sector is chronically underfunded by the Federal and ACT Governments, and many services and workers have been pushed to their limits, according to a survey released by the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS).

Historic Canberra Croquet Club receives $410,000 grant

The heritage-listed Canberra Croquet Club has received a $410,000 Sport and Recreation Grant from the ACT Government to extend its clubhouse.

Remote learning on the books as school’s back for Term Two

ACT public school students went back today – but some schools could return to remote learning as COVID cases increase during winter.

Bill Shorten visits ACT to spruik Labor’s NDIS reforms

Labor has promised to overhaul the National Disability Insurance Scheme, and Bill Shorten MP was in the ACT yesterday to push that message.

Putting an Indigenous face on the ANZAC legend

Seven and a half thousand Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people served Australia in the two World Wars – but too few know of their contribution.

Nurses repeat call for inquiry into work safety at Dhulwa

The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Foundation has repeated its calls for an independent inquiry into the Dhulwa Mental Health Unit after a nurse was maimed and WorkSafe ACT issued a prohibition and improvement notice in response to another incident last week.

Senator Zed Seselja ‘fighting’ for Canberra

Senator for the ACT Zed Seselja says he will be fighting for cost of living and affordable housing this election, among other issues.
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