ACT jurors who conduct their own investigations outside of the courtroom face prosecution under new legislation passed by the legislative Assembly on Wednesday.
The ACT government is failing to meet its own bus fleet electrification targets with only 12 electric buses currently in route service, say the Canberra Liberals.
A 35-year-old man and 33-year-old woman have been charged with multiple driving and drug offences after a stolen Mercedes GLC63 crashed into the front of a home in Crace on the evening of April 3.
"With the election not scheduled until October, the Canberra Liberals' transport policy is unusually early. However, it is an Exocet missile aimed directly at the most vulnerable point of the government," writes MICHAEL MOORE.
"All parties should realise that the fastest primary vote gainers in the last decade of ACT politics, 'Others', do not currently have a seat in the assembly. But they do have influence," writes political columnist ANDREW HUGHES.
Maybe proponents of trickle-down economics think it's just a coincidence that many of the dollars earned by Apple, Meta and Google find their way to low-tax jurisdictions such as Ireland, writes Assistant Competition Minister ANDREW LEIGH.
"The extent of high-rise development in the Woden Town Centre is beyond the pale. Similarly in Belconnen it has gone too far," says letter writer COLIN LYONS, of Weetangera.