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Bucking the trends: Finding Effective People will boost your business

Katie Williams 10 Sep 2019
Canberra Business Architecture Guild Community launch good news for local practitioners, business and government
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Canberra Business Architecture Guild Community launch good news for local practitioners, business and government

Katie Williams 29 May 2018

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Barr pushes for international student flights, vaccination before arrival

chewy14 - 3 hours ago
JS9, Whilst I would agree that the Federal government has set the framework and playing field that the Unis are operating in,... View
Capital Retro - 4 hours ago
No one seems to know but I heard CM Barr on ABC radio say the $50,000 a year includes the fees to the universities and all th... View
JS9 - 6 hours ago
Oh please. They have been forced to build their business model around the income from international students - governments of... View
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Feds come to party on light rail Stage 2A with $132.5 million funding boost

chewy14 - 3 hours ago
BJ, At a guess, I'd think JC is talking about the Weekday boardings, which are naturally brought down overall by the lower we... View
bj_ACT - 4 hours ago
Where do you get 15,000 per day average from? Start of Light Rail to end Feb 2020, before Covid hits is 11,000 per day.... View
chewy14 - 5 hours ago
JS9, Yes the subsidy on the bus network is massive but the argument that comprehensive public transport is an essential publi... View
Community 10

Is it time to 'modernise' the ACT's coat of arms?

Capital Retro - 4 hours ago
".... An emblem showcasing medieval queens, crowns, and castles, doesn’t represent 21st century Canberra..." We have all th... View
Stephen Saunders - 10 hours ago
Symbols do matter. The British monarch is the white hereditary chief of the Church of England. An emblem showcasing medieval... View
HiddenDragon - 20 hours ago
"Could the Brindabella Ranges be incorporated into the ACT’s coat of arms,..." An image which combined the mountains and th... View
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Former top cop Christine Nixon to chair prison Oversight Committee

jwinston - 7 hours ago
How many committees and inquiries does there have to be before anything constructive is done at the AMC? From what has been p... View
News 71

UPDATED: Gungahlin Pool requires complete removal and reinstallation of tiling system

JC - 19 hours ago
Yup. And if going to knock it down (Civix) and rebuild it may as well do it elsewhere and keep Civic with its Duby done open... View
JS9 - 1 day ago
I think the Civic pool is probably a lost cause in terms of fixing it, without knocking it all down and starting again. View
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One dead, three with life-threatening injuries after incident in Page

Police are investigating an incident in Page this morning (20 February, 2021) that has left one person dead and three...
News 0

Batemans Bay's $274 million bridge to open in late March

Coastal commuters will be among the first people to cross the new Batemans Bay Bridge over Clyde River from late...
Property 4

$21 million five-star Manuka hotel proposal under fire from Design Panel

The second stage of the Liangis family's hotel and cinema development in Manuka has come under fire from the National...
Food & Wine 0

Hot in the City: The new kid (or cow) on the burger scene

My stretchy pants are on and my stomach is empty. Two things I highly recommend before visiting The Hungry Brown...
Courts & Crime 2

Family Court to be abolished despite united opposition

The Senate has narrowly passed a bill to merge the Federal Circuit Court and Family Court of Australia into a...
News 0

Container deposit scheme hits new high as Canberrans continue to lead the nation

Canberran's are proving to be the best recyclers in the nation according to an annual report from the ACT Container...
Food & Wine 0

Operator promises sophisticated offering at new Regatta Point restaurant and cafe

One of the city's most visible, premium lakeside sites will soon host new dining and café experiences after the naming...
Courts & Crime 0

One man stabbed to death and three in hospital with "horrific injuries" after incident at Page

Police have confirmed that a 34-year-old who died in a Page house on Saturday was stabbed to death, and a...
News 13

Barr pushes for international student flights, vaccination before arrival

Chief Minister Andrew Barr has floated the idea of the ACT receiving one flight of international students for every repatriation...
Opinion 26

Parliament House staff and the nation deserve a safe and secure workplace

The Canberra bubble proved itself to be an opaque and murky edifice as it settled over Parliament House last week....
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Opinion 26

Parliament House staff and the nation deserve a safe and secure workplace

The Canberra bubble proved itself to be an opaque and murky edifice as it settled over Parliament House last week....
Opinion 37

Is call-out culture making perfect the enemy of the good?

Call-out culture is a phrase that seems to twig the ears of every far-left and far-right keyboard warrior out there...
Property 50

Rental crisis deepens as new workers flood already tight market

A flood of professionals taking up work in the national capital is putting the squeeze on the Canberra rental market,...
News 19

Feds come to party on light rail Stage 2A with $132.5 million funding boost

The ACT Government has welcomed a funding injection of $132.5 million from the Commonwealth for the next stage of the...
News 13

Barr pushes for international student flights, vaccination before arrival

Chief Minister Andrew Barr has floated the idea of the ACT receiving one flight of international students for every repatriation...
Opinion 12

Rental crisis demands a bigger response from government

The news this week was grim for anyone caught up in Canberra's brutal rental market, as rents continue to climb...
Community 10

Is it time to 'modernise' the ACT's coat of arms?

Could the Brindabella Ranges be incorporated into the ACT's coat of arms, or perhaps a gang-gang cockatoo, the royal bluebell flower or...
News 25

Government rejects recommendation to widen Namadgi firebreaks

The ACT Government has rejected the recommendation to widen the fire break between the park and neighbouring rural landholders as...
News 11

Region Media responds to Facebook's ban on local news

RiotACT and About Regional readers have woken this morning to depopulated Facebook feeds as the social media giant makes good...
News 6

Government urged to extend Fyshwick waste ban bill to fragmentiser

Inner south community groups are pushing for the ACT Government to extend its waste facility ban in Fyshwick to cover...

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