Jon Stanhope

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Jon Stanhope was Chief Minister from 2001 to 2011 and represented Ginninderra for the Labor Party from 1998. He is the only Chief Minister to have governed with a majority in the Assembly.

Hypocrisy trumps rights in territories’ struggle

Jon Stanhope - May 4, 2021

Rights and wrongs of remembering war service

Jon Stanhope - April 21, 2021

The night government demolished housing hopes

Jon Stanhope - April 14, 2021

Pricing the young out of ‘elitist’ housing market

Jon Stanhope - April 7, 2021

Targets missed: how does ACT Health get it so wrong?

Jon Stanhope - March 30, 2021

Hungry island is Morrison’s scandalous shame

Jon Stanhope - March 17, 2021

Gun-shy government stays away from statues

Jon Stanhope - March 10, 2021

Racism, poverty and the politicians who don’t give a stuff

Jon Stanhope - March 3, 2021

Freedom to ask, but information is a fight

Jon Stanhope - February 10, 2021

In a class of our own for locking up Aborigines

Jon Stanhope - February 3, 2021

Poor suffer as farm land Barr bought stands idle

Jon Stanhope - December 2, 2020

Policy promises evaporate in post-election pact

Jon Stanhope - November 11, 2020

Greens brave promise to heal the indigenous hurt

Jon Stanhope - November 4, 2020

Troubled Trump a clear and present danger

Jon Stanhope - October 28, 2020

Perpetual government will fail democracy

Jon Stanhope - October 19, 2020

Hospital secrets hidden from election spotlight

Jon Stanhope - October 12, 2020

Poverty: scornful Labor and Greens don’t care

Jon Stanhope - October 7, 2020

Barr gets into the weeds to stymie housing

Jon Stanhope - September 30, 2020

Labor’s shame in a young mother’s cry

Jon Stanhope - September 23, 2020

A parable of trains, trams and lying politicians

Jon Stanhope - September 9, 2020

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May 4, 2021

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May 5, 2021

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May 2, 2021

Ministers agree to change building code for better accessibility

May 1, 2021

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Jon Stanhope

Hypocrisy trumps rights in territories’ struggle

Rights and wrongs of remembering war service

The night government demolished housing hopes

Pricing the young out of ‘elitist’ housing market

Targets missed: how does ACT Health get it so wrong?

Hungry island is Morrison’s scandalous shame

Gun-shy government stays away from statues

Racism, poverty and the politicians who don’t give a stuff

Freedom to ask, but information is a fight

In a class of our own for locking up Aborigines

Poor suffer as farm land Barr bought stands idle

Policy promises evaporate in post-election pact

Greens brave promise to heal the indigenous hurt

Troubled Trump a clear and present danger

Perpetual government will fail democracy

Hospital secrets hidden from election spotlight

Poverty: scornful Labor and Greens don’t care

Barr gets into the weeds to stymie housing

Labor’s shame in a young mother’s cry

A parable of trains, trams and lying politicians

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Artsday / ‘Drapper’ Dobby joins in music festival

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How the planning directorate is failing Canberra

CIMF / Peelman’s book, a ‘eulogy in his own lifetime’

Ministers agree to change building code for better accessibility

REVIEWS

Visceral, thought-provoking, terrific theatre

Movie review / ‘De Gaulle’ (M)

Movie review / ‘June Again’ (M)

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