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Simply topping: CIT Woden Campus’s tall story

Local Newstime Media - July 2, 2024

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

Local Newstime Media - July 1, 2024

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

Local Nicholas Fuller - June 28, 2024

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

Local Nicholas Fuller - June 20, 2024

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

Local Nicholas Fuller - June 19, 2024

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

Local Newstime Media - June 11, 2024

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

Local Newstime Media - May 24, 2024

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

Local Newstime Media - May 15, 2024

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

Local Newstime Media - May 9, 2024

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

Local Newstime Media - May 8, 2024

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

Local Newstime Media - May 6, 2024

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

Local Newstime Media - May 5, 2024

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

Transport Canberra: Five years of light rail success

Local Newstime Media - May 1, 2024

The ACT Government has published a five-year analysis of light rail, Five Years On: Benefits Realisation of Light Rail Stage 1.

North Curtin: 1,300 homes planned for former horse paddock

Local Newstime Media - April 29, 2024

More than 1,300 homes will be built in north Curtin, and the public can have their say on the design of the site.

Conservationists want Bluetts Block made a nature reserve

Local Nicholas Fuller - March 3, 2024

Some conservation groups fear Bluetts Block, one of Canberra's nature hotspots, is threatened by development.

ACT Government uses controversial call-in powers for housing

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 28, 2024

The ACT Government has announced two housing developments. But ACT Labor's use of call-in powers has angered other parties.

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