"Every shooter involved in an Orwellian ACT 'conservation cull' is doing the exact opposite of what any competent stock-breeder would do when culling his or her herd," writes grazier IAN MacDOUGALL.
"The new planning system allows the same authority even more discretion to ignore community-supported, acceptable standards and favour the interests of developers," writers former planner RICHARD JOHNSTON.
In a sensational move against the ACT Integrity Commission, another public servant has sought to suppress its findings, this time in relation to the investigation into a series of multi-million dollar contracts at the CIT.
Leanne Cover has resigned as CEO of the Canberra Institute of Technology two years after she was "temporarily" stood down on full pay as the ACT Integrity Commission began an investigation into a series of multi-million dollar contracts.
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The CanTEST Health and Drug Checking Service will continue to be funded until June 2027, as the ACT government extends its funding by $1.8 million.
"So much of what political communications has become about is making us believe fake is real. That what we are seeing, hearing and reading is the most accurate reflection of the world," writes political columnist ANDREW HUGHES.
Parking's never a problem when you're the chief minister. The Top Dawg explains why to KEEPING UP THE ACT.
Canberra's Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) has been at the forefront of the ACT’s anti-smoking movement for more than 40 years. But here comes vaping, writes CELESTE GIBBS.
A motorcyclist is dead following a two-vehicle collision on Southern Cross Drive, Holt, on Tuesday evening.
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Speeding is the focus of one of the largest cross-border, high-visibility, road-safety operations in recent times by NSW Police and Victoria Police this week.
