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ACT Legislative Assembly debates housing, education, business, bins

Business, housing, waste collection, and education were among the topics debated in the Legislative Assembly’s third siting week for 2022.

Rattenbury outlines ACT Greens’ plans for 2022

The ACT Greens are best known for their sustainability agenda, says party leader Shane Rattenbury, but they believe government has a central responsibility to look after those in the community who need support.

David Pocock to run for ACT Senate seat at 2022 federal election

Brumbies legend David Pocock has announced he will run as an independent candidate for an ACT Senate seat at the 2022 federal election.

Glen Le Lievre named 2021 Political Cartoonist of the Year

At the opening of MoAD's Behind the Lines exhibition, Sydney-based artist Glen Le Lievre was named 2021 Political Cartoonist of the Year.

‘Behind the Lines’ of the chaotic year that was 2021

It’s that wonderful time of the year again when the Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) open annual exhibition, Behind the Lines 2021.

Pope Francis says don’t use refugees for politics

Pope Francis has condemned the exploitation of refugees for political propaganda as he paid his second visit to the Greek island of Lesbos, a main entry point for migrants that has become a symbol of the plight of refugees.

Barilaro, Constance farewell NSW politics

Former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro and former transport minister Andrew Constance have both left state politics after over a decade.

Albanese ready for possible December election

Labor is prepared for the possibility of a December federal election even as the coalition indicates it plans to go full term.

Constance to quit amid race to NSW premier job

Andrew Constance is poised to resign from NSW parliament and embark on a preselection push for the federal seat of Gilmore.

Museum celebrates Day of Democracy

Today, on the International Day of Democracy, Canberra Daily talks to Daryl Karp, the director of the Museum of Australian Democracy.

Labor to lock in federal candidates in NSW

Labor will aim to finalise pre-selections for key NSW federal seats after controversy over parachuting Kristina Keneally into a safe southwest Sydney electorate.

Labor’s Fitzgibbon to retire from politics

Long-serving federal Labor MP Joel Fitzgibbon, whose electorate covers NSW coal country, will retire from parliament at the next election.

Listening to young people: Labor MP holds town halls on youth representation in politics

Labor MP Alicia Payne will hold two deliberative town halls to find out how young people’s voices can be better heard in Parliament.

‘Politics in the Pub: The Battle for Territory Rights’ this week

Politics in the Pub: Labor, Green and Liberal politicians will discuss restoring Territory rights and assisted dying on Wednesday evening.

‘Playing politics with life and death’: Seselja responds to Gallagher

Zed Seselja has hit back at Katy Gallagher, who accused him of undemocratically blocking a bill to let Territories legislate on euthanasia.

Jo Clay MLA: Beware the politics of old white men

Jo Clay MLA feels the need "to respond to yet another old white man making the same drab arguments used for eons to keep women out of the conversation and out of our public sphere".

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