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Latest news: Chris Steel

ACT apprentices’ cost-of-living payment ‘does not go far enough’

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ACT apprentices and trainees will soon receive a $250 cost-of-living payment - but Master Builders ACT says it's worth two two tanks of fuel.

Ex-CIT CEO receives half-million-dollar payout

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Leanne Cover, former CEO of the Canberra Institute of Technology, received a payout of nearly half a million dollars.

New community centre for Woden

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The ACT Government will build a new community centre in Woden, home to Woden Community Service. Construction begins in 2026-27.

Chifley gym to reopen next month

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A new provider, Equipd Allied Health, has taken over the Chifley Health and Wellbeing Hub's gym, closed since April.

Simply topping: CIT Woden Campus’s tall story

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CIT Woden Campus has reached its maximum height of five storeys. A 'topping out' ceremony was held this morning.

Individual water metering for ACT units

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Individual water metering will be introduced for new units, to create a fairer water billing system for Canberrans living in apartments.

CIT CEO Cover’s conduct was corrupt: Integrity Commission

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The ACT Integrity Commission has found CIT ex-CEO Leanne Cover guilty of serious and corrupt conduct in her $8.8 million contracts.

ACT Government: 21,000 more homes for Canberrans by 2029

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The ACT Government will release land to deliver more than 21,000 new homes by the end of the decade, this year's ILRP states.

CIT CEO Leanne Cover resigns, report blocked

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CIT CEO Leanne Cover has resigned, while legal action has been taken to prevent the publication of a report investigating corruption.

Mark Parton defends Liberal transport policy despite Steel criticism

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The ACT Government has criticised the Canberra Liberals' bus lane proposal, while the opposition calls for transparency over light rail.

ACT Government’s 2024-25 Planning Priorities

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ACT planning minister Chris Steel has released his Planning Priorities for the next financial year, focusing on more housing.

New laws targeting drink and drug driving in the ACT

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The ACT Government has passed the Road Safety Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 to stamp out high-risk drink and drug driving.

MyWay+ coming to ACT public transport by end of year

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Canberra’s public transport smart ticketing system, MyWay+, is expected to begin operations in November, minister Chris Steel announced.

Federal government: More funding for ACT light rail planning

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The Federal Government has announced it will provide $50 million to plan for Stage 2B of the Canberra Light Rail.

Canberra CIT to have Australia’s first TAFE Centre of Excellence

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The Canberra Institute of Technology will host Australia’s first TAFE Electric Vehicle (EV) Centre of Excellence.

Road Safety Week 2024: Drive so other Canberrans survive

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National Road Safety Week (5 to 12 May) provides an opportunity for people to recommit to being safe drivers, minister Chris Steel says.
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