In this opinion piece, Liberal Senator for the ACT, Senator Zed Seselja, argues it is the ACT Labor-Greens Government's deliberate squeeze on land supply that is at the core of the ACT housing crisis.
With the Monaro by-election on 12 February, it would be great to know the position of the local candidates on where their support is for Respite Care for Queanbeyan.
In this month’s op-ed piece, Labor Member for Canberra, Alicia Payne, argues the Morrison Government has mismanaged the pandemic and is leaving vulnerable Australians behind.
The ACT Legislative Assembly’s Bill to decriminalise the use of heroin, ice, speed, cocaine and ecstasy has hit a legal roadblock, according to Gary Christian, research director of Drug Free Australia (DFA).
Bill Stefaniak's laughable white-washing of the complex relationship between Australia Day and Australia's Indigenous people (CW, 20 Jan) is unworthy of your readers.
Senator Zed Seselja, Liberal Senator for the ACT, argues the failings of the ACT Government demonstrates the type of government one could expect from a Federal Labor-Greens alliance.
There was a global shortage of nurses … and then the pandemic hit. Researchers, including a Charles Sturt academic, investigate how COVID-19 has affected an already struggling nursing industry and what can be done to save it.
Federal Member for Canberra, Alicia Payne MP, urges Canberrans to 'Go Local First' this Christmas to help small businesses in our region survive another tough year, and hopefully still be here to prosper in 2022.
If R. Jones and T. Gordon (CW letters 16 December 2012) think that Bill Stefaniak’s column should not be published in the Canberra Daily, this reader suggests they both go back to their left-leaning, Labor/Greens-loving media echo chambers.
There are calls to allow young people 16-17 to be allowed to vote. It is accepted virtually universally that the human brain does not fully develop until 22-24 years.
I think it is time for Bill Stefaniak to go back into politics. A man with so much intelligence and fight is wasted in not fighting for the people of Canberra.
Just when you thought we were safe from more Green madness, we now have two Green government backbenchers introducing into the Assembly a bill to lower the voting age in ACT elections to 16.
ACT Greens leader and ACT Attorney-General Shane Rattenbury responds to Bill Stefaniak's column on raising the age of criminal responsibility (CW 25 November 2021, p.14), arguing that supporting marginalised kids and improving community safety is at the heart of the ACT's reforms.
Canberra’s lakes and waterways are a central part of life in the capital. As a child, my favourite thing to do as a treat was to hire a paddle boat on Lake Burley Griffin with my parents.
Long-suffering Canberra citizens are going to be used as guinea pigs for another social experiment, this time by our Greens Attorney-General raising the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14 years.
While City Hill might look like a verdant grassy knoll dotted with pines, on closer inspection it's overrun with rabbits, pockmarked by warrens and sorely neglected.
No, Bill Stefaniak, it is not okay to dismiss Greta Thunberg as ‘troubled’ (CW 11 November 2021 p8). Anger is a rational response to the unfolding disaster of climate change.
Congratulations this week to, of all people, President Xi and his comrades for announcing that China will build over the next decade 150 new nuclear power stations.
