In March 2018, the Joint Standing Committee on the National Capital and External Territories announced an inquiry into Canberra’s national institutions.
I was most concerned to read recently that more than 70 per cent of principals and teachers in ACT government schools had been physically assaulted by students.
Curious about how ChatGPT can help you at work? Be careful what company information might be given away while experimenting, warns a UNSW Business School professor.
The recent sweeping energy deal struck between Anthony Albanese, Adam Bandt and crossbenchers including David Pocock will, in the words of Japanese gas giant Impex CEO Takayuki Ueda, “choke investment, strangle expansion of LNG projects and allow Russia, China and Iran to fill the void”.
In this op-ed, Jo Clay, ACT Greens spokesperson for planning and member for Ginninderra, asks: What kind of Canberra do you want in ten years' time? What about in fifty?
Letter writers this week discuss the AUKUS subs deal, unnecessary Voice, Paul Keating's defence of China, Nazis in Melbourne and a reduction in domestic violence.
Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. It is a time to reflect on our actions as individuals and as a society, and take concrete steps to bring about racial justice.
Shane Rattenbury MLA responds to a recent letter (L Arundell, CW, 11 March 2023) which questioned the ACT’s credentials on climate action and our methodologies for emissions accounting.
Throughout Russia’s war against Ukraine, there have been countless reports of alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. Now, there are also allegations of genocide involving the forced transfer of Ukrainian children to Russia.
Just as nuclear subs epitomise new technology, so do internet banking and the use of computers rather than good old-fashioned counter staff to do our banking.
Several weeks ago, I suggested a way to reign in bloated defined benefits pension schemes. The federal treasurer has now announced he wants to cap superannuation at $3 million per person.
