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What's stopping women in Canberra from using public transport or active travel?

Capital Retro - 23 minutes ago
As is the 100% renewable electricity it uses is heavily subsidized, more than the diesel fuel the buses use. View
bj_ACT - 11 hours ago
Noting the Light Rail is much much more heavily subsidised than the buses. View
jam - 13 hours ago
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Canberra company Racing and Sports makes successful debut on ASX

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Acton, The IPO was $1.5 a share, so the vast majority of shareholders have still made money as not that many shares have turn... View
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Senator blasts APS outsourcing as an industry of 'sleazy Canberra deals'

Jim Boots - 8 hours ago
The staffing cap from my understanding was to simply stop a badly infested culture hiring techniques. What it has caused is p... View
Jim Boots - 9 hours ago
Consistency between departments will save a ridiculous amount of money. View
Jim Boots - 9 hours ago
If you read about the agile workforce it makes sense, however skill tags are not transferable between departments, some depar... View
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Police seek driver after child hit on way to school

harcm - 10 hours ago
Here's another idea. Let's think of the intersection as cars crossing the pedestrian path, rather than pedestrians crossing t... View
jam - 13 hours ago
That said, though, bikes are required to slow to around 10km/h before crossing - a bike crossing at the otherwise speed limit... View
jam - 13 hours ago
It is not “bugger all inconvenience” it actually makes a big difference when it is your commute! When I drive past a cros... View
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Mowing schedule woes continue amid long grass, rain ... and goats?

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UPDATED: One person dead after two car collision on Monaro Highway

UPDATED 5 pm: NSW Police said one man died at the scene of the collision on the Monaro Highway this...
Public Sector 55

Senator blasts APS outsourcing as an industry of 'sleazy Canberra deals'

The outsourcing of Australian Public Service (APS) work, including the use of consultants, has been described as an industry full...
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Started by accident, the largest car yard in the Southern Hemisphere is up for sale

For decades, if you ever needed a window winder handle from a 1957 Chrysler Royal, there's been just one place...
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Heavy regional rainfall has Lake George as full as its been since 2017

A full Lake George is an exceptional sight. Following heavy rainfall throughout 2021, the lake, which is situated 40km northeast...
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Kings Highway impacted by floodwaters as storms hit

Floodwaters cut the main transport link between Canberra and the coast earlier today as the long-predicted wet-weather event hit the...
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Police probe claims missing baby was 'given to a woman in a coffee shop'

National authorities have renewed appeals for help locating a 17-month-old Canberra baby whose parents allegedly met a woman in a...
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ACT records eight new cases; dance school, gym contact sites

The ACT has recorded eight new cases of COVID-19 in the 24 hours to 8 pm yesterday. A total of...
News 161

Mowing schedule woes continue amid long grass, rain ... and goats?

With rain comes growth - and while no one would argue this is a bad thing, many agree it is...
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UPDATED: Authorities call for calm but urge caution, some close contacts of Omicron cases could be in the ACT

UPDATED 3:30 pm: Minister for Health Rachel Stephen-Smith has confirmed no cases of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 have been detected...
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Canberra's long-awaited, much-anticipated first Safe Haven Cafe is finally here

Canberra's first Safe Haven Cafe - a welcoming space where people with mental health concerns or those experiencing emotional distress...
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News 161

Mowing schedule woes continue amid long grass, rain ... and goats?

With rain comes growth - and while no one would argue this is a bad thing, many agree it is...
Opinion 129

Electoral fraud is a non-issue so why does the Coalition want voter ID laws?

Of all the legislation that the Morrison Government has decided to prioritise, its voter identity bill is arguably the least...
Property 63

How steepling rents and house prices are crunching the ACT's low to middle income earners

Two reports this week have highlighted the growing housing divide in the ACT, in the rental market, and between renters...
News 58

Renewables capital bucks trend with rising electricity bills

The ACT is the only jurisdiction in the country where electricity bills are expected to rise over the next three...
Public Sector 55

Senator blasts APS outsourcing as an industry of 'sleazy Canberra deals'

The outsourcing of Australian Public Service (APS) work, including the use of consultants, has been described as an industry full...
Opinion 31

Are we selling ourselves short with the goal of 'diversity'?

It's one of those words that seems to be dripping from the mouths of every progressive-minded or savvy professional with...
Best of Canberra 32

The best dog walkers and pet sitters in Canberra

Does your puppy or rescue dog need help settling into their new life with your family? Has a recent injury...
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Heavy regional rainfall has Lake George as full as its been since 2017

A full Lake George is an exceptional sight. Following heavy rainfall throughout 2021, the lake, which is situated 40km northeast...
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The best property auctioneers in Canberra

The Australian property market has built a reputation as one of the most expensive in the world. Even a global...
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NCA approves $500 million War Memorial redevelopment's main works

It could be a case of all quiet on the War Memorial front after the National Capital Authority gave the...

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