About Elizabeth Kikkert MLA

Shadow Minister for Families, Youth and Community Services

Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs.

Still a long way to go in closing the gap on indigenous wellbeing in the ACT
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Still a long way to go in closing the gap on indigenous wellbeing in the ACT

Elizabeth Kikkert MLA 20 Mar 2021 1
We can and must do better at keeping all children safe
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We can and must do better at keeping all children safe

Elizabeth Kikkert MLA 8 Oct 2019 2

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Supermarket size lifted to unlock development, empty shops

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Car drives through KFC Hawker window

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Staggered hours worth a shot to unlock city's roads

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How to solve car accidents forever

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Having nowhere to charge the car impacting government's transition to zero-emissions fleet

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Records tumble as 80s brick and tile home sells for $1.26 million in Wanniassa

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