"The Labor-Greens government in the ACT will now be doing all it can to milk the pre-budget opportunity by announcing the amazing investments that they will make when re-elected," writes political columnist MICHAEL MOORE.
Michael Moore
Michael Moore is a former member of the ACT Legislative Assembly and an independent minister for health in the Carnell government. He has been a political columnist with "CityNews" since 2006.
"On a freezing cold night, the mother and baby, along with a number of other mothers and babies, were left in a triage queue that snaked all the way to outside the door of the ED building," writes political columnist MICHAEL MOORE.
"Ms Haire commenced legal action in early September. However, she has sought to delay the…
"The recent federal budget typifies the prevention paradox. The pressure is off, the spread of infection is slowing and the hospital systems are not having to deal with pandemic overloading," writes political columnist MICHAEL MOORE.
"The policy of the government, driven by the Greens, is to build future Canberra totally within the current footprint. Madness!', writes political columnist MICHAEL MOORE.
"Canberra needs to see significant change in the ACT Assembly. With education and health that have moved from Australian leader to the bottom of the pile under Labor stewardship, it really is time for a change," writes MICHAEL MOORE.
"It is an election year. The candidates for Murrumbidgee would be wise to promise the people of the Molonglo Valley that they will rectify the mistakes of Minister Yvette Berry," says political columnist MICHAEL MOORE.
“Rattenbury is caught between a rock and a hard place. As Gaming Minister he works within the constraints of a government. As Leader of the Greens, he is committed to gambling reform," writes political columnist MICHAEL MOORE.
"Recruitment has been the base on which the rebranding argument has been built. It is a pretty shallow base. The key to recruitment is to have high morale," writes MICHAEL MOORE, a former ACT Health Minister.
"With the election not scheduled until late October, this is an unusually early release of a major policy. However, it is an Exocet missile aimed directly at the most vulnerable point of the government," writes columnist MICHAEL MOORE.
"When Canberrans go to the polls in October, it is worth ensuring that the ACT has the most accountable government possible. A really strong cross bench will deliver this outcome," writes political columnist MICHAEL MOORE.
"Over less than 20 years, there has been a 300 per cent increase in rates compared to a lousy 30 per cent decrease in conveyancing duty. No wonder you're feeling the pinch," writes political columnist MICHAEL MOORE.
