Foy defends plastics-to-fuel factory against safety concerns
Foy insists emissions from its plastics-to-fuel plant will be well within NSW limits.
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Kirsten Lawson
Kirsten Lawson is the Chief Assembly reporter at The Canberra Times
Barr insists no need to declare free tickets to the AFL
Former Cricket ACT chairman Ian McNamee says sporting events are "where the deals get done".
Barr a regular at AFL on taxpayer-funded trips
Barr attends grand finals and other games to watch his beloved Hawthorn.
QIC lodges plans for hotel, apartments and expanded Canberra Centre
Cooyong St carpark might finally be developed under plans lodged with the ACT government.
ACT Labor Club wins planning approval for hotel development in Belconnen
Planning section raises concerns about the design.
Proposed Hume factory to be investigated by expert health panel
Government refers application to health and environment experts.
Women's pay lags in ACT government
If you thought the ACT Public Service was the place for plum salaries, you might be surprised.
More than $1 million for former Fluffy blocks in desirable suburbs
Former Fluffy block in Arthur Circle sells for record $1.45 million.
Le Couteur an unpredictable and troubling presence for Barr
The ACT parliament's first sitting week showed a more precarious balance than Labor Chief Minister Andrew Barr would wish for, with Caroline Le Couteur clearly seeing her job as holding the government to account, and very publicly.
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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