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Thursday, November 21, 2024

Nicholas Fuller

Nicholas Fuller

Ahoy! Canberra Classic Boatfest on Lake Burley Griffin next weekend

Historic boats and faithful reconstructions – century-old hire-boats, 1930s speedboats, sailboats, and Thames pleasure boats – will take to the waters of Lake Burley Griffin next weekend, in the biennial Canberra Classic Boatfest, held for the first time since 2018.

Hospitality sector welcomes ACT liquor licence fee waivers, but feels let down by Commonwealth

The hospitality industry do not have to pay their ACT liquor licenses, but wish the Federal Budget cut the draught beer tax, as expected.

Macgregor students in Years 4-6 study remotely due to COVID

Students in Years 4 to 6 at Macgregor Primary School will study remotely for the next week, owing to a shortage of teachers due to COVID.

Consultation to make Canberra better for people with disabilities

What will Canberra look like in a decade for people with disability? How could it be better? The ACT Government wants to hear from you.

Rooftop solar will lower energy bills for vulnerable Canberrans

Canberrans on low incomes can now install rooftop solar power for zero dollars up front, and save up to $1,000 a year.

Plans to move APS agencies out of ACT concerning: Andrew Barr

The expansion of national security agencies announced in this year’s Budget may result in an increase in the Australian Public Service, ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr believes – but he is concerned about plans to move APS agencies out of Canberra.

Budget a missed opportunity for climate action, says Andrew Barr

ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has called the Federal Budget a missed opportunity for climate action, despite investment in low emissions technology..

Budget leaves ACT behind on infrastructure, says Chief Minister

The Federal Government has invested more than $1.3 billion in Canberra rail and road infrastructure projects – since 2013. But in this year’s Budget, the ACT received $51 million, mostly for roadworks.

The Federal Budget: Easing the cost of living?

Foremost in the Budget is what Treasurer Josh Frydenberg termed a “temporary, targeted, and responsible” cost of living package “to take pressure off household budgets”. The cost of living, he said, had risen due to the pandemic and the invasion of Ukraine.

The Budget: a plan for a stronger future or an election campaign?

The Coalition promises that the 2022–23 Budget will “deliver Australia’s plan for a stronger future”, but does it meet Canberra’s needs? Is it really a plan for the future, or is it, as pundits and politicians from other parties argue, a short-term plan designed to win votes in the forthcoming election?

Nominate emergency services and police for Rotary awards

The public can nominate emergency services personnel, police officers, volunteers, and support workers for Rotary's community awards.

Upgrades to Tuggeranong foreshore and a new park in Casey

Canberrans can have their say on the ACT Government’s upgrades to Tuggeranong foreshore and a new recreation park in Casey.
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