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The ACT Government has allocated more than $22 million for 2023-24 to improve infrastructure at 37 Canberra public schools.

Jeremy Hanson says the Calvary bill allows the government to legalise breaking their promise, and to take over the hospital without consent.

The Health and Infrastructure Enabling Bill has passed the ACT Legislative Assembly, but Calvary has sought a legal injunction to stop it.

The debate on the bill to compulsorily acquire the site of Calvary Public Hospital Bruce will take place tomorrow morning.

The Canberra Liberals claim that the ACT’s health system is “broken”, and they have called for a Royal Commission to investigate.

Canberra Liberals MLA Jeremy Hanson, Shadow Minister for Police, said he was disappointed that the ACT Government yesterday voted down his motion to refer the issue of ACT police numbers and resourcing...

Canberra Liberals MLA Jeremy Hanson, deputy opposition leader, today moved a motion of no-confidence in mental health minister Emma Davidson.

Jeremy Hanson MLA will call on the ACT Government to increase the number of police to fully meet operational requirements.

After the publication of the ROGS police data this week, the AFPA is calling for 300 more police, while the Liberals want an inquiry.

Once more, the next ACT election will be fought over light rail. The Canberra Liberals announced that they cannot support light rail to Woden.

Drugs decriminalisation is being debated in the ACT Legislative Assembly this afternoon. The amendments health minister Rachel Stephen-Smith made in June to her ACT Labor colleague Michael Pettersson’s motion are expected to pass. But the ACT Greens also want to make amendments, while the Canberra Liberals oppose the decriminalisation of hard drugs entirely.

Liberal MLA Jeremy Hanson will continue his campaign for an independent review of bail and sentencing in the ACT.

The Canberra Liberals will call for Attorney-General Shane Rattenbury’s resignation if he refuses a review into sentencing and bail.

The ACT Government cannot provide a timeline for a police station in the Molonglo Valley, the Canberra Liberals claim.

Canberra's bail and sentencing laws need reform, the police union says: far too often, criminals are caught then let out on bail.

Demand for teachers is growing in the ACT, but recruitment will be challenging, according to the Teacher Shortage Taskforce’s final report.