ACT could be about to get a new federal politician
A decision on the numbers of electorates in Australia is imminent.
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Markus Mannheim
Markus Mannheim edits The Public Sector Informant, edits comment at The Canberra Times and writes regularly about government.
ACT budget at a glance: how it affects you
Your brief summary of the ACT budget papers, who it affects and how.
At a glance: taxes, fees and charges
Rundown of changes to the rates, taxes, fees and charges Canberrans pay.
Which government workplace is next?
We put on our Nationals caps and came up with a top 10.
Can decentralising the bureaucracy work?
Recent history suggests office moves will be resisted so strongly that many won't happen.
'Extremely volatile' immigration means ACT population will grow the old-fashioned way
Babies, not blow-ins from interstate, will drive a population boom in Canberra, with the ACT's population tipped to hit 421,000 by 2020.
Hiding NAPLAN results educates no one
Publishing literacy and numeracy test results can help schools and students.
Defence pulls ads from White House-linked website
Defence withdraws job ads after complaints that Breitbart News is racist and misogynist.
What car represents your suburb?
The latest registration data reveals the preferences of each suburb's drivers.
Abetz says sack 4000 public servants
Former Liberal frontbencher says cutting the bureaucracy would show 'leadership'.
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