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Canberra · CanberraThe excitement from the announcement that the classic stage show Chicago will finally be gracing a Canberra stage is yet to die down. Helping to bring All That Jazz to Canberra Theatre Centre on 7-29 September as gullible and sensitive Amos Hart is beloved Australian performer Peter Rowsthorn. “It is a small role, I sing one song and I’m in a few scenes here and there, but it is the only character in the play that walks away kind of a hero, and …See the Story
Peter Rowsthorn helps bring jazz and Razzle Dazzle to Canberra
Everest · CanberraFor the third year in a row, ACT Fire & Rescue (ACTF&R) will take part in ‘Ainslie to Everest’, to raise much-needed funds for Lifeline Canberra. On Saturday, 26 October, firefighters will climb to the elevation of Mount Everest (8.85 km) on the Mount Ainslie trail with heavy breathing apparatus on their backs. ACTF&R encourages the community to get behind them and donate to Lifeline Canberra, to support them in this gruelling endeavour. ACT Fir…See the Story
Ainslie to Everest raises funds for Lifeline
Canberra · CanberraACT apprentices and trainees will soon receive a $250 cost-of-living payment, skills minister Chris Steel said. The ACT Government contact them in coming weeks, and payments will be made within a month. However, the building and construction sector says the payments are inadequate. Master Builders ACT acting CEO Ziad Zakout said: “While no one is going to say no to $250, for tradies this realistically amounts to around two tanks of fuel in their…See the Story
ACT apprentices' cost-of-living payment 'does not go far enough'
Deakin · DeakinFormer Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) CEO Leanne Cover received a $465,000 taxpayer-funded entitlement payout when she resigned from her position just before a watchdog found she had engaged in “serious corrupt conduct”, a parliamentary hearing was told today (26 July). This payout was in addition to the $350,000-a-year-plus salary she received for two years […]See the Story
‘Jesus Christ’: CIT CEO found guilty of ‘serious corrupt conduct’ received $465,000 in entitlements
Canberra · CanberraThe Integrity Commissioner, the Hon. Michael Adams KC, believes the issue of lobbying politicians should be investigated, following allegations of ACT Labor’s entanglement with the CFMEU (Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union). “The question of the CFMEU raises the whole question of lobbying by organisations, both of departments, of particular public servants, and of politicians,” Mr Adams said. “It is a problem in every juri…See the Story
Integrity Commissioner: Lobbying should be investigated
Canberra · CanberraThe ACT Government and Cedar Pacific have exchanged contracts on the first dedicated build-to-rent site that the private market will deliver in Canberra. The government released the 7,070 sqm site in Turner (Block 3 Section 57) in late 2022. The project will provide at least 270 additional rental dwellings on the Northbourne Avenue corridor. 15 per cent of the dwellings must be affordable rentals, which means at least 40 properties will be rente…See the Story
ACT's first privately delivered dedicated build-to-rent site
Canberra · CanberraPrisoners at the Alexander Maconochie Centre (AMC) have propagated 3,000 native plants over the past year to help the Murrumbateman Landcare Group (MLG) restore endangered grassy woodlands in the Yass region. The seven detainees employed in the AMC’s Production Nursery and Horticulture Program have mastered various propagation techniques, including hot and smoke-water treatment and cold stratification, ensuring the plants’ optimal germination an…See the Story
ACT prisoners help reforest Yass
Air Quality · CanberraRebates to householders removing woodfire heaters have doubled to $500. The ACT government is also offering concession card holders a $1250 rebate to ensure the right support to make the switch. Additional rebates and interest-free loans are available to install electric heating and cooling. Since the Wood Heater Removal Program began in 2004, more than 1300 wood heaters have been removed, with 33 rebates paid in the past 12 months. Environment …See the Story
Rebates double to be rid of woodfire heaters
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