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Deakin · DeakinThe Federal Government is giving ACT schools just over $1 million to help it roll out age-appropriate programs to educate students about consent in relationships. Across all states and territories, the government will provide $77.6 million over the next five years to state-run and non-government schools to deliver the programs. However, it will be up […]See the Story
Federal Government to fund national consent in relationships education
Canberra · CanberraIn a media environment where there is no shortage of news but local mastheads are disappearing one by one, audience satisfaction continues to slide, according to a recent Australian news survey. Once both a conduit and watchdog for local communities, the local newspaper is fast becoming a relic of a past era and online news […]See the Story
Survey: Audiences say they want more local news but don’t want to pay
Canberra · CanberraAll first-home buyers, off-the-plan buyers and pensioners will no longer have to pay stamp duty by the end of the next term of the Legislative Assembly, if Labor is returned to government in October. Chief Minister Andrew Barr will announce the bringing forward of these stamp duty reforms, as well as outlining plans to enable […]See the Story
Stamp duty to go for first-home, off-the plan buyers and pensioners in next term, says Labor
Canberra · CanberraA third man has allegedly been assaulted in what is suspected of being a string of homophobic attacks in Canberra. On Friday (26 July), ACT Policing alleged that this July, there have been three incidents of men getting lured to locations over the dating app Grindr before getting assaulted by a group of males. The […]See the Story
Third man allegedly assaulted during string of homophobic attacks
Canberra · CanberraThe proposed build-to-rent housing project in Turner will be an innovative campus-style, multi-building development that could deliver 300 units to the Northbourne Avenue corridor, 15 per cent of them “affordable”. Brisbane-based investment firm Cedar Pacific has exchanged contracts with the ACT Government on the 7070 sqm site (Block 3 Section 57), which was released for […]See the Story
Turner build-to-rent project to deliver 300 units in sustainable campus setting
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
Deakin · DeakinPolice allege a Chinese national was involved in a second criminal group linked to the major supply of steroids across the country after $5 million worth of steroids and prescription drugs were seized in Canberra. In December 2023, police allegedly busted a group running what they say was the largest illegal controlled and prescription drug […]See the Story
Second alleged major steroid syndicate busted in ACT after $5 million drug seizure
Canberra · CanberraCanberra institution Goodberry’s is opening its third store in Franklin this week. The frozen custard stores have been a favourite of Canberrans since 1998, when they opened in Erindale, followed by Belconnen a few years later. The current co-owners, cousins Chris Maley and Caitlyn Lancaster, bought the business in 2003. “We’d been looking for another […]See the Story