Commercial rate growth will be capped at 2.2 per cent for the next term of government and the payroll tax rate will be cut from 6.85 per cent to 5.45 per cent for payrolls up to $5 million, if a Liberal government is elected on October 19.
ACT police say they're "well versed in managing protest activity" and that officers will be ready to respond to any upcoming Middle East protests in the national capital over the weekend.
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The Canberra Liberals have announced an election policy that provides spending to restore Lake Tuggeranong, with a focus on water quality, and increased funding for mowing, footpath maintenance and playgrounds.
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Free public transport would make Canberra a cleaner, safer, and more connected city. "It’s a win for everyone," says Belco Party candidate for Ginninderra Angela Lount.
A new multi-purpose sporting arena located in the Woden area, construction of the Molonglo East-West arterial road, improvements to key intersections and urgent upgrades for the Mawson Group Centre are the latest Liberal campaign promises.
Strategies to reduce car use by achieving a shift towards public transport, cycling and walking in the ACT have failed, says columnist MIKE QUIRK.
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RSPCA ACT’s biggest annual financial fundraiser of the year, Give to Get them Home, is set for Thursday.
Canberran Samuel Chapman has reached the finals of the Down Syndrome Association’s My Perspective photography and short film competition.
Gungahlin will get an upgrade to Yerrabi Pond, funding to improve playing fields and sporting facilities, and a standalone police station, if the Canberra Liberals are successful at the October 19 election.
