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Stamp duty continues to increase despite ACT tax reform
ACT takes $80 million extra in stamp duty after five years of tax reform.
Kirsten Lawson is the Chief Assembly reporter at The Canberra Times
ACT takes $80 million extra in stamp duty after five years of tax reform.
Attorney-general stops short of saying Canberra will go it alone forcing churches to report abuse diclosed during confession.
Government says the 2016-17 budget has ended in balance, despite doubters.
ACT government says it has no responsibility for the glass which came from Canberra's recycling bins.
'Destructive, expensive, pointless road being built into a swamp': Residents cry foul over Majors Creek fire trail
Tenders called for demolition of Macarthur House.
Yass Valley Council says it's too expensive to clean up.
Accommodation subsidised by $11,000 a year for each flat.
ACT conservator doesn't support West Belconnen hosuing, saying regulated trees should not be removed.
Just three clubs will be big beneficiaries of the ACT government's 50 per cent tax cut.
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