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.

Belconnen forgets its first war-hero landowner

Jon Stanhope - July 8, 2020

Treasurer preens as health and housing founder

Jon Stanhope - July 1, 2020

Stop the tram and start caring for the community

Jon Stanhope - June 24, 2020

Despite the deaths, the attorney snubs families

Jon Stanhope - June 17, 2020

Barr sullies virus recovery with pokie politics

Jon Stanhope - June 10, 2020

Reality bites as ACT government rests on its laurels

Jon Stanhope - May 27, 2020

Disturbed Jonathon dies alone in a cell

Jon Stanhope - May 19, 2020

What a mess: it should never have come to this

Jon Stanhope - April 29, 2020

What’s Rachel trying to hide behind the spin?

Jon Stanhope - April 22, 2020

Remand crisis drives jump in female prisoners

Jon Stanhope - April 15, 2020

Limping Canberra trumped by Tassie’s response

Jon Stanhope - April 7, 2020

Exposed: Barr’s $3 billion budget black hole

Jon Stanhope - April 1, 2020

How the ACT government hobbled low-income homebuyers

Jon Stanhope - March 11, 2020

Revealed: ACT super liability out by billions

Jon Stanhope - February 26, 2020

How the ACT health budget neglect puts the poor at risk

Jon Stanhope - February 19, 2020

How Shane fudged around an inconvenient truth

Jon Stanhope - February 12, 2020

Maybe we aren’t the people we like to think we are

Jon Stanhope - February 5, 2020

Government neglect makes the hospitals sick

Jon Stanhope - January 29, 2020

Why this ACT government should terrify you

Jon Stanhope - January 22, 2020

‘Gormless’ Rattenbury should start the sackings

Jon Stanhope - December 4, 2019

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PUZZLES

Yass gets new paper to tell its community stories

Danielle Nohra - July 8, 2020

IT was a death notice stuck on a building in town that convinced Jasmin Jones that Yass needed a newspaper after the "The Yass Tribune'' recently deserted print for a digital-only presence.