Federal infrastructure spend 'essential' for revenue restrained ACT: Barr

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PM Edition, Wednesday March 13, 2024

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Federal infrastructure spend 'essential' for revenue restrained ACT: Barr

ACT politics: The government would also take a more "aggressive" approach to selling land to fund projects, he revealed.

The Green Shed to close after losing ACT government contract

Local news: The "shattered" owners of the rescue-and-resell business, Charlie Bigg-Wither and Sandie Parkes, say 84 employees will lose their jobs as of May 30.

'One in a million chance': Top Canberra restaurant Ottoman is coming back

Food: The award-winning restaurant is re-opening in May in the exact same location.

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Gungahlin's police truck and portaloo gone after outcry from rank and file

Local news: The arrangement left officers with nowhere to shower or change for work.

'No regrets' as Shaw family sells Canberra winery

Local news: The decision comes on the back of five tough vintages in a row - "bushfire smoke, rain, hail, frost ... you name it".

Former Australian Tax Office employee jailed for corrupt conduct

Crime: The anti-corruption commission said the activity took place over six years and only ended after the former employee's arrest.

Community sport crisis: One in four teams at breaking point, but there's a plan to save it

Sport: There are fears for what a decline in participation could mean for community clubs who rely on volunteers to secure their future.

Larkham makes shock changes in bid to shake up ACT Brumbies performances

Sport: The changes come on the back of an unsteady start to the Super Rugby season, with the Brumbies battling their way past the Western Force on Saturday afternoon.

Hundreds of jobs axed with PwC to 'simplify' business

Business: Despite this, the company will continue to hire new employees and is slated to appoint new partners on July 1.

Drumgold seeking report redactions, claiming 'premature' resignation

Court: The three chapters contain findings about the prosecution, the trial and the aftermath of the mistrial.

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