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ACT founds Net Zero Emissions Policy Forum

The ACT Government has established a policy forum with South Australia and New South Wales to reach net zero emissions by 2050.

ACT first in Australia to sign UN anti-coal pledge

The ACT Government became the first Australian jurisdiction to sign a United Nations statement to transition away from coal power.

More delays to Kingston Arts Precinct after Geocon pulls out

The Kingston Arts Precinct will not be completed until 2025; the ACT Government has ended its contract with Geocon and taken over the project.

Canberra Liberals leader will go to COP26

Canberra Liberals leader Elizabeth Lee will attend the United Nations COP26 Climate Change Conference conference in Glasgow.

Government will get rid of unethical investments

The ACT Government will divest its shares in gaming, fossil fuel, and weapons companies by the end of the year.

Unrestricted travel between ACT, NSW and Victoria from 1 November

Free travel between the ACT, NSW and Victoria will be permitted for ACT residents and visitors from each state from 1 November.

ACT allows travel to more NSW regions

Residents of the ACT have been given the green light to visit a further 26 NSW postcode areas after a relaxing of coronavirus quarantine requirements.

Businesses still hamstrung by restrictions as lockdown eases

With the ACT’s lockdown officially ending many businesses will reopen under reduced but still limiting restrictions until 29 October.

Mandatory vaccination for teachers to protect young Canberrans

It will be mandatory for teachers, school and education staff to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of November.

Barr to outline plans for easing ACT lockdown

ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr will today release further detail how Canberra will emerge out of COVID-19 lockdown, ahead of stay-at-home orders easing later this week.

Barr confirms south coast Christmas holidays

Canberrans can book in Christmas holidays beyond the ACT's bounds despite adding 25 new locally acquired infections to its COVID-19 caseload.

What’s in the 2021-22 ACT Budget?

The 2021-22 ACT Budget published is a pandemic response budget, laying the groundwork for a rapid and sustained economic and jobs recovery.

‘Full throttle’: Turbo-charged Budget will get Canberra’s economy moving again

Helping Canberra’s economy recover from the shock of the COVID-19 pandemic is the task the ACT Government has set in the 2021-22 ACT Budget.

ACT Budget: Largest-ever infrastructure program

To help Canberra recover from the pandemic, the ACT government has embarked on the largest infrastructure program in its history.

ACT roadmap intact despite case highs

The ACT's roadmap out of lockdown remains intact for now at least, despite consecutive days of COVID-19 case highs.

Businesses urge government to continue financial support

Canberra businesses say they will need more support beyond mid-October, when government COVID-19 financial support measures will end.

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