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‘Your Reference Ain’t Relevant’ has a petition to stop paedophiles in the ACT from using good character references to lessen their sentences.

ACT Labor and the Canberra Liberals voted down a long-standing ACT Greens motion to lower the voting age from 16 to 18.

Calvary public hospital, petrol-free cars, rental affordability, the night-time economy, Gungahlin’s economic development, and wild horses.

ACT Policing will no longer use spit hoods, but the AFPA is concerned this makes community policing more dangerous.

The Legislative Assembly will establish a Select Committee on the Cost-of-Living, to report back to the Assembly by May.

The ACT is the only jurisdiction without a parliamentary committee on integrity – despite the Canberra Liberals’ attempt to set one up.

The ACT Greens are calling for a more progressive approach to drug law reform and to make the ACT Public Service more multicultural.

After a long campaign, solar path lighting will be installed at Yerrabi Pond, a heavily used recreational area, as part of a pilot program.

The Canberra Liberals called for more government support and resourcing for overworked, exhausted police, The motion was rejected.

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

One year ago today, Canberra elected six Greens candidates to the Legislative Assembly: three as Cabinet ministers, three to the cross-bench. The Greens, the fastest-growing party in the ACT, hold nearly a quarter of the seats and the balance of power for the fourth time – a world first.

Around 54,000 new trees will be planted across Canberra by 2024 – to make Canberra more attractive and sustainable for decades to come.

We talk to Green MLAs Andrew Braddock, Jo Clay, Emma Davis, Johnathan Davis, and Rebecca Vassarotti about what they're doing in lockdown.

Repairs to the Gungahlin swimming pool will not be finished this year. The pool is ready for tiling, but the tilers can't leave Sydney.