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ANU student drives petition for new Daley Road bus

Skye Predavec wants the ACT government to address the public transport 'deadzone'.

The Canberra Times

Last stop for Woden Interchange as demolition set to start for CIT campus

After 50 years, the Woden Interchange will be levelled.

The Canberra Times

Parking at Stromlo to pay for upgrades and new trails

Stromlo Forest Park to introduce paid parking similar model similar to Arboretum

The Canberra Times

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ACT container deposit scheme hackers thwarted but safety warning issued

Users were alerted to the attempted security breach on Tuesday morning.

The Canberra Times

Changes to bus timetable as light rail construction ramps up

Changes to bus timetables will be enacted from next Monday.

The Canberra Times

Opposition accuses ACT government of 'culture of secrecy' over breach

Opposition leader Elizabeth Lee said it was extremely concerning that the freedom of information timeframes couldn't be met.

The Canberra Times

Canberrans' reuseable waste sent to Sydney for recycling after fire destroyed ACT facility

About 36 tonnes of recyclable material is being sent each day to a facility in Western Sydney, as the ACT expedites the construction of a new recycling centre.

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Recycling material being diverted to Western Sydney

At this stage approximately 36 tonnes of material is being transported to Sydney.

The Canberra Times

Nearly 300 tonnes of rubbish dumped after tip fire

The fire was finally extinguished three days after it started.

The Canberra Times

Contractor outlines next steps to determining what happens to our recycling

Re.Group's Chris Rosser waits for a report on extent of fire damage to recycling facility.

The Canberra Times

ACT health authorities encourage another COVID-safe Christmas in Canberra as infections spread

Acting health minister Chris Steel has reminded ACT residents "we are still in a pandemic", and urged them to try to stop the disease spreading.

ABC News

ACT should have hired more drivers to avoid bus service cuts: Greens

The Greens' Jo Clay says the ACT should have done more to avoid cuts to weekday bus services.

The Canberra Times

Canberrans to wait a long time for cut bus services to return

Govt also outlines changes to traffic flows since light rail work began in the city.

The Canberra Times

Light rail works disruption forces cuts to Canberra bus services

Buses will run less frequently and some late night services will be scrapped to manage disruption.

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Next year's bus timetable reveals service cuts in Canberra

The opposition said the cuts were a slap in the face to public transport users.

The Canberra Times

Govt can find a way to make light rail costs transparent: experts

One expert said the Canberra Liberals' policy risked devaluing the existing light rail.

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ACT government commits $153 million to fix potholes and improve roads across Canberra

The ACT's roads have become riddled with potholes due to high rainfall, and now the ACT government has committed $153 million to solve the problem.

The Canberra Times

Liberals accused of being 'out of touch' due to light rail opposition

The Liberals have claimed it could cost $3 billion to build light rail to Woden.

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Canberra Liberals promise to dump light rail to Woden if elected in 2024

The Canberra Liberals say stage two of light rail is likely to cost more than $3 billion and the money should instead be spent on hospitals, schools and roads.

The Canberra Times

'We cannot support it': Liberals will oppose light rail to Woden

Opposition Leader Elizabeth Lee has confirmed her party has dropped support for the second stage of light rail.

The Canberra Times

CIT won't say whether it continues to pay two chief executive salaries

It is also unclear how long the acting chief executive will remain in the position.

The Canberra Times

The CIT will offer free places in 46 courses under a new deal

Joint funding will make some TAFE courses free in 2023

The Canberra Times

ACT learner drivers will get access to online first-aid course

The ACT has taken up a suggestion of 2022 Senior Australian of the Year Val Dempsey.

The Canberra Times

Libs' light rail shift a 'southside betrayal'

The Canberra Liberals think light rail to Woden will cost more than $3 billion.

The Canberra Times

Going cold on light rail, Libs push for updated cost, timeline

The opposition wants the government to reveal the cost of light rail to the nearest $100 million.

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