"The community acceptability of redevelopments and the supply of social housing need to increase if housing inequality is to be reduced," writes former planner MIKE QUIRK.
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Double demerits will be in place from Thursday to Monday for all speeding, not wearing a seatbelt, riding without a helmet and mobile phone offences.
Andrew Leigh uses the ACT government's economic call in powers to take over KEEPING UP THE ACT to explain how the brilliant ACT economy works...
"The Green Shed decision was yet another to add to the long list of government announcements lacking transparency. But also yet another where the Opposition let that happen in far too much silence," writes columnist ANDREW HUGHES.
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More frequent bus services on Saturday afternoons are a feature of the new weekend timetable that starts on April 6.
Canberra author NOEL BEDDOE continues his occasional series in praise of the ACT, this time in the company of the remarkable Binh Le Thanh.
"As you grow up, Molonglo, aim to be the exception among the town centres of this city, a place that does not just destroy nature but gives back as much as it possibly can," writes BEATRICE BODART-BAILEY
For letter writer GARY SHAPCOTT, of Hughes, the federal government's plans for aged care have become painfully personal.
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A woman was taken to hospital after being assaulted when she returned to find multiple people, possibly juveniles, trashing her Gordon home on Saturday evening.
