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Household spending growth slows in December: Australia
Seven new public housing homes for Holt
Final government response to Board of Inquiry report
A further $41 million for small and medium businesses to lower energy bills
Taskforce to prepare ACT for voluntary assisted dying
GoZero Group kickstarts GreenSchools1000 initiative with $80m CBA facility
The best of Australian Rugby crowned at Rugby Australia Awards
Greens push makes ACT first jurisdiction to begin divestment from Israeli occupation
Government law and order crackdown begins
Improving consumer protections for embedded network customers
New defamation laws to provide stronger protections in digital world
Progressing work on once-in-a-generation city infrastructure
Immune networks in tumors prime responses to a personalized immunotherapy
Strengthening the ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elected Body
Statement from Minister Rattenbury and Minister Davidson, on behalf of the ACT Greens in the Legislative Assembly
More affordable rental homes for Canberrans
Petition to remove good character references for child sex abusers
ACT Greens call for divestment from the occupation of Palestine
Nationals voters the biggest winners from Stage 3
You don’t make friends with fossil fuel sponsorships
BOATS MAKE A SPLASH ACROSS THE STATE FOR NSW SES TRAINING EXERCISE
Committed to reducing First Nations over-representation in justice system
Expanded emergency, imaging and inpatient services and more support for health care workers
Help name Canberra’s suburbs and public places
Bald Archy Prize is back for its 28th year
Canberra’s Active Travel Plan guiding infrastructure investment
Housing loans fell 4.1% in December: Australia
Haig Park turns 101: community invited to birthday celebration
More AMA members receive Australia Day honours
Canberra’s first drought resilience plan to protect farmers and the environment
Supporting our Olympians and Paralympians for the 2024 Paris Games
Placemaking Grants call for great ideas to bring new life to the City Centre and Braddon
Australian and WA Governments agree to fully and fairly fund all Western Australian public schools
Joint statement – Australian and WA Governments agree to fully and fairly fund all Western Australian Public Schools
Further investment to promote Canberra and elevate our major events
Enlighten Festival lighting up Canberra in ’24
Five prominent Australian organisations to join the RISE Project
Reducing barriers for financial services
City Renewal Authority CEO Malcolm Snow to retire in mid-2024
Next stage in delivering city wide FOGO collection
Commonwealth Regional Scholarship pilot program attracts strong interest
December retail sales increase 0.8% year on year amid subdued Christmas
Investing in skills for ACT transition to net zero
Canberra’s newest school opens as students return for 2024 school year
Data failings prevent e-scooter safety analysis
Pickle, anyone? 3 possible reasons women get cravings during pregnancy
Police concerned with driver behaviour over Australia Day long weekend
‘Smart Campus’ technology as CIT Woden rises