Lundy takes the chair at the CIT
A former Labor Senator will take over as CIT board chair today (July 1) despite serving as deputy during the awarding of several contracts now being investigated by the ACT’s Integrity Commission.
Kate Lundy
The CIT board is a laughing stock. They should apologise to the community and resign, every one of them because ignorance is not bliss when it comes to being a director, says IAN MEIKLE in another "Seven Days".
Promoting the CIT deputy chair Kate Lundy to the top job is "another failure" by Skills Minister Chris Steel, say the Canberra Liberals.
ANDREW Barr says Kate Lundy has been appointed as the ACT’s first Local Industry Advocate…
Katy Gallagher’s facebook tribute to Kate Lundy
FORMER Chief Minister Katy Gallagher has taken to Facebook to pay tribute to Senator Kate…
Katy Gallagher nominated to the Senate unopposed
ACT Labor’s Administrative Committee has endorsed Katy Gallagher to replace Senator Kate Lundy as the…
Chief Minister Gallagher resigning
CHIEF Minister Katy Gallagher has just made this statement: Today I have spoken with my…
“She said the hospital would be in touch that day to arrange a Friday appointment.…
BACK in September we were intrigued to learn that Mr Fluffy campaigner Brianna Heseltine was…
ACT Labor Senator Kate Lundy has announced she won't be running at the next election,…
LABOR Senator Kate Lundy says new Government documents show that the welfare officers of 25…
SENATOR Kate Lundy has shared the Canberra Business Council's appearance before the Senate Finance and…
THE ACT's Senate contest is still too close to call; as Liberal Zed Seselja…
Senator Kate Lundy is tackling the nexus between sport and alcohol, says MICHAEL MOORE
FINANCE Minister Penny Wong has admitted that forced redundances cannot be ruled out accross the…
THE well-merited elevation of our own Senator Kate Lundy to the Gillard ministry was almost…
LIBERAL Senator Gary Humphries says figures his office recently obtained shows that the ACT missed…
In the sunny summer afternoon yesterday a crowd of 60 odd ladies of ICT and…
The CityNews frock: do you want to be seen in it?
