"In a move that further separates Jetstar passengers from earning frequent-flyer points, the carrier has introduced new 'bundles' that make it financially harder for Canberrans to obtain credits for flights," writes SCOTT MAYMAN.
A man has been taken to hospital with "significant" injuries after being allegedly assaulted by two men in an apartment block in Reid.
ACT Greens MLA Jo Clay claims legislated targets for public, community and affordable housing have repeatedly not been met.
A 55-year-old Forrest man has had his licence immediately suspended and will face the ACT Magistrate’s Court after returning a blood alcohol content reading almost eight times over the limit.
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Andrew Barr has questions to answer following confirmation from the Integrity Commissioner that court action has been launched seeking to shut down another integrity commission investigation, says Opposition Leader Elizabeth Lee.
"Every shooter involved in an Orwellian ACT 'conservation cull' is doing the exact opposite of what any competent stock-breeder would do when culling his or her herd," writes grazier IAN MacDOUGALL.
"The new planning system allows the same authority even more discretion to ignore community-supported, acceptable standards and favour the interests of developers," writers former planner RICHARD JOHNSTON.
In a sensational move against the ACT Integrity Commission, another public servant has sought to suppress its findings, this time in relation to the investigation into a series of multi-million dollar contracts at the CIT.
Leanne Cover has resigned as CEO of the Canberra Institute of Technology two years after she was "temporarily" stood down on full pay as the ACT Integrity Commission began an investigation into a series of multi-million dollar contracts.
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The CanTEST Health and Drug Checking Service will continue to be funded until June 2027, as the ACT government extends its funding by $1.8 million.
