The ACT government's zoning changes are an “unambitious copy” of Canberra Liberals’ policy that don't go far enough, says Liberal planning spokesman Peter Cain.
The new Territory Plan announced today proposes changes to the Residential Zone 1 (RZ1) that will allow dual-occupancy developments on large blocks.
There will be no changes to the ACT's five electoral boundaries, nor their names, for the next Assembly election on October 19, 2024.
Support for the Voice to parliament have slumped to new lows on the day postal vote applications are expected to open for the referendum.
The 2020 City Walk upgrades have been recognised in this year’s Australian Good Design Awards.
Prof Penelope Mathew will succeed Dr Helen Watchirs as president of the ACT Human Rights Commission.
The downgrade to AA+ of the ACT credit ratings means interest on the territory's record billions of debt will now increase.
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Aviation writer SCOTT MAYMAN wonders, despite all the turmoil at Qantas, if things will really change.
Doctors' fees are likely to rise by up to $15, following a meeting of Canberra GPs on Thursday night protesting at the impost of additional payroll tax.
For the month of September, ACT Police are focusing on driver behaviour around vulnerable road users.
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