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Third ACT federal electorate decision due on Thursday
Experts believe a third seat for the ACT is likely due to population growth.
- by Tom McIlroy
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Question remains why officials did not step in before Bradyn Dillon's death
The boy suffered abuse for at least one year at the hands of his father.
- by Katie Burgess
Liberals Elizabeth Kikkert says children being 'groomed' by Safe Schools program
A petition tabled in the Assembly calls on the ACT government to withdraw support of the Safe Schools program.
- by Katie Burgess
Giulia Jones says marriage about 'men growing up' as two take Andrew Barr up on proxy vote offer
Two Australians in London have already taken up Chief Minister Andrew Barr on his offer to vote as a proxy.
- by Katie Burgess
Canberra pensioners hit by double-whammy rates rise and concessions cut
Retired TAFE teacher Reg Dyett has voted Labor his whole life, but since receiving his latest rates bill, he is re-evaluating his loyalty.
- by Katie Burgess
Indigenous youth program Solids 'shutting down' in October if funding not secured
The founder of an Indigenous youth program says he will be forced to close if he cannot secure funding.
- by Katie Burgess
Canberra Times letters: Doctor's greed is alarming
At both nearby medical centres, visits to a GP are billed at up to $160 if the appointment outlasts 15 minutes.
School cage scandal reforms beset by failed deadlines
Changes recommended after the 2015 boy-in-a-cage scandal have again been the subject of time blowouts.
- by Katie Burgess
Former Sailing Australia performance director Peter Conde named as AIS boss
Incoming AIS boss Peter Conde believes the campus has a major role to play in reviving Australian sport.
- by Chris Dutton
ACT government should partner with private sector for new convention centre
The ACT government should call for expressions of interest in building a new convention centre and "get out of the way", ACT Tourism Industry Advisory Council chair David Marshall says.
- by Katie Burgess
The ACT's new rainbow buses revealed to promote same-sex marriage 'yes' case
Two rainbow buses will enter service in Canberra ahead of the postal vote on same-sex marriage.
- by Katie Burgess