The ACT government will spend up to $80,000 on a pilot program in two suburbs to involve the community in "suburban project development participatory democracy process".
Zed ain't dead. Can that be right? It's all in this week's zombie world of KEEPING UP THE ACT.
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A 56-year-old man who assaulted his wife and damaged property is one of five Canberrans arrested on family violence charges overnight.
A Honda Accord was clocked doing 153 km/h on the Majura Parkway late on Saturday afternoon. The driver was P-plater and her licence was immediately suspended.
Reader ANN KENT, of Forrest, writes to say the ACT government is "treating City Hill as just another piece of real estate" and RON EDGECOMBE, of Evatt, bemoans a multi-storey development that "totally ignores" the surrounding streetscape.
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The ACT government has replaced four diesel mowers with electric ride-ons as the mowing season – September to March – gets underway.
A 23-year-old Hackett woman is facing nine serious driving offences after a weekend of alleged misbehaviour in a stolen Mercedes.
In a major departure from the past, the Leader of the ACT Greens will now be chosen by party members.
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The ACT government is reviewing policies about the use of mobile phones and other electronic devices by students in ACT public schools.
