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Andrew Leigh uses the ACT government's economic call in powers to take over KEEPING UP THE ACT to explain how the brilliant ACT economy works...
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NEWS
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AFL 'unapologetic', secret drug test allegations
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The AFL has responded to explosive whistleblower allegations of secret drug-testing of players facilitated by the league.
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MP details allegations of secret AFL drug tests
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Allegations from a whistleblowing doctor of secret illicit drug tests to allow AFL players to avoid detection have been outlined by federal MP Andrew Wilkie.
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Double demerit penalties start on Thursday
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Double demerits will be in place from Thursday to Monday for all speeding, not wearing a seatbelt, riding without a helmet and mobile phone offences.
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Assange deserves 'humane and fair treatment'
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The Australian government needs to continue to pressure US officials on the case of Julian Assange, one of his lawyers says.
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Labor deportation laws blocked, off to inquiry
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Laws Labor is trying to ram through parliament to give the immigration minister stronger powers to deport detainees have been held up and sent to an inquiry.
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Monthly CPI holds steady, in line with forecasts
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The monthly headline consumer price index indicator increased 3.4 per cent annually in February in a softer-than-expected result.
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Splendour in the Grass cancelled for 2024
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Splendour in the Grass has been cancelled, disappointing Kylie Minogue fans after the singer was announced as the annual musical festival's exclusive headliner.
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Emma flew with wheelchair – it was a mistake
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Unable to find a flight to take her wheelchair from Canberra to Sydney, Emma Weatherley says this highlights the discrimination people with a disability face.
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Women's silent vigil seeks peace for Palestine
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A weekly silent vigil in front of the Australian War Memorial aims to pressure the parliament to do more in trying to stop Israel's attack on the Palestinian people.
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Police awards racist: NT corruption watchdog
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A corruption watchdog has found evidence to support allegations that the Northern Territory's elite police unit handed out racist award certificates.
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Brave because 'it was the right thing to do'
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In times of emergency and danger, some people run towards the screams. The 2024 Australian Bravery Decorations recognise 89 people who have shown selflessness.
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Goodwin steals show as Aus thumps Lebanon
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Australia have moved a step closer to qualifying for a sixth-straight FIFA World Cup after easing past Lebanon in Canberra, with winger Craig Goodwin the star.
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Can the Liberals get momentum under Lee?
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"The Green Shed decision was yet another to add to the long list of government announcements lacking transparency. But also yet another where the Opposition let that happen in far too much silence," writes columnist ANDREW HUGHES.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
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Rabble-rousers to sing protest songs at festival
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There's arts aplenty over Easter. Here's taste of what's in store in this week's Artsweek column by HELEN MUSA.
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Good news and better news for young buyers
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Chartered accountant GAIL FREEMAN offers pragmatic advice to a young couple wanting to buy his parents' house.
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This week's digital edition
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"Over 20 years, there's been a 300% increase in rates compared to a lousy 30% decrease in conveyancing duty. No wonder you're feeling the pinch." MICHAEL MOORE says the ACT government's tax grab is taking Canberrans for a ride.
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