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Forecast ACT budget surplus for 2021-22 in doubt: audit

Forecast ACT budget surplus for 2021-22 in doubt: audit

Chief Minister Andrew Barr's forecast surplus for 2021-22 is on shaky ground with deficits expected over the next two financial years, while market volatility could take a toll on Treasury's coffers, an audit shows.

  • by Daniel Burdon

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CTP jury had 'pre-determined outcome': Maurice Blackburn
ACT government

CTP jury had 'pre-determined outcome': Maurice Blackburn

The law firm has made the allegation after obtaining a tranche of emails from the Chief Minister's office under freedom of information laws.

  • by Katie Burgess
Some Dickson land swap notes still missing: Former executive
Planning and development

Some Dickson land swap notes still missing: Former executive

A former ACT government senior executive has defended his record-keeping, but believes files may still be missing.

  • by Daniel Burdon
ACT MPs will no longer be able to claim sitting day allowance
Parliament House

ACT MPs will no longer be able to claim sitting day allowance

Many Canberra-based MPs have longer commutes to their electorate offices than to parliament.

  • by Sally Whyte
Greens concerned about building on community land in infill push
Planning and development

Greens concerned about building on community land in infill push

Upcoming review of concessionally-leased land across Canberra should not focus on turning community spaces into more housing, Greens warn.

  • by Katie Burgess
How much will it cost to catch light rail in Canberra?
Light rail

How much will it cost to catch light rail in Canberra?

The 2019 public transport fares have been released and for the first time light rail ticket prices are included.

  • by Katie Burgess
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Canberra Liberal quits party after allegedly making Nazi signal
Liberal Party

Canberra Liberal quits party after allegedly making Nazi signal

The former ACT Legislative Assembly staffer quit before a preliminary investigation into his conduct was finalised.

  • by Katie Burgess
There will be no household limit on number of legal cannabis plants
Drugs

There will be no household limit on number of legal cannabis plants

While individuals will be able to legally cultivate four plants when Michael Pettersson's cannabis bill passes, there is no limit on the total number of plants per household.

  • by Katie Burgess
This absorbing succession of illusions is excellent pre-Christmas fare
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Theatre reviews

This absorbing succession of illusions is excellent pre-Christmas fare

Vanishing, mind-reading and card tricks are part of the magical mix in The Illusionist: Direct From Broadway.

  • by Alanna Maclean
Greens try and win back trust with 'participatory democracy' project
Federal election

Greens try and win back trust with 'participatory democracy' project

Locals could tell the candidate what matters to them before the campaign really starts.

  • by Sally Whyte
Brown snake caught near Canberra Centre
Snakes

Brown snake caught near Canberra Centre

It's the first time a venomous snake has been spotted in the urban heart of the city

  • by Steve Evans