Auditor-general highlights ACT government failure to bring spending and revenue into line
Costs have not been managed within revenue: auditor.
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Kirsten Lawson
Kirsten Lawson is the Chief Assembly reporter at The Canberra Times
ACT government sigh of relief at Commonwealth credit rating
Asset recycling scheme axed but ACT funding safe.
The plan for the Northbourne Avenue trees making way for light rail
The ACT government is looking at using hundreds of felled trees from Northbourne Avenue for public art, river "re-snagging", playground mulch and other projects.
Poker machine profits concentrated in hands of the big eight
Labor Party's clubs run the most profitable poker machines in the city.
Long way to go to meet ACT's greenhouse gas target
Canberra appears further than ever from meetings its 2020 greenhouse gas target, with emissions continuing to rise.Â
Scrap metal yard spreads well beyond lease at Fyshwick
ACT government orders scrap metal yard to clean up, after media inquries
Currong building demolition costs blows out to $14 million
Government says asbestos was found in the concrete structure of the building.
New planning precinct for city and Northbourne Avenue
Detail on split of Land Development Agency to come in new year.
ACT government simplifies stamp duty payments
People buying property off the plan won't have to pay stamp duty tax until they take possession, rather than having to pay in advance.
Le Couteur sides with the Liberals on Land Development Agency
"Something is not right", says the Greens' Le Couteur.
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