ACT government urged to introduce pokies precommitment
Labor and the Greens still hard at work on power-sharing agreement this week
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Kirsten Lawson
Kirsten Lawson is the Chief Assembly reporter at The Canberra Times
Asbestos Taskforce tight-lipped on possible new Mr Fluffy discovery in Canberra
If confirmed, the discovery would be the second Downer house missed in the clean-up.
Government to consider limits on corflutes after October election
ACT welcomes record number of women for any parliament.
Liberals should now embrace light rail, says business commmunity
'Time to refresh' says Senator Zed Seselja
Canberra Liberals reveal new leadership after election drubbing
Jeremy Hanson has taken the fall for the party's election loss.
Gordon Ramsay and Rachel Stephen-Smith catapulted into the Barr cabinet
Chief Minister Andrew Barr will appoint two Labor newcomers direct to ministerial jobs.
Where you live and how you voted
Canberra's voting patterns give the lie to a homogeneous city, with sharp suburban divides between Green, Labor and Liberal voters.
Shane Rattenbury and Andrew Barr have first post-election meeting
Shane Rattenbury and Andrew Barr hold their first post-election meeting.
Authorities slammed for silence over Freeman's prison death
Prison fails to live up to the vision: Jon Stanhope.
Gungahlin voters switch from Liberals to Labor to back the light rail project in big numbers
Eight of Labor's top 10 booths in Saturday's election were located in Gungahlin, indicating overwhelming backing for the light rail project.
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