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Future public housing in city unit block rejected by Housing ACT

Housing ACT declined five public housing units in Canberra CBD despite them being earmarked for the site by ministers.

Australian capital territoryJo clayJasper lindellAndrew barrRachel stephen smithSitthixay ditthavongYvette berryAssembly ms berryCity renewal authorityAssembly reporterChief minister andrew barrHousing minister yvette berryLegislative assemblyMinister yvetteLegislative assembly ms berryCanberra times

Future public housing in city unit block rejected by Housing ACT

Housing ACT declined five public housing units in Canberra CBD despite them being earmarked for the site by ministers.

Australian capital territoryJo clayYvette berryAndrew barrRachel stephen smithJasper lindellSitthixay ditthavongCity renewal authorityAssembly ms berryAssembly reporterChief minister andrew barrHousing minister yvette berryLegislative assemblyMinister yvetteLegislative assembly ms berryCanberra times

Canberra Liberals issue warning over replacement for $77m HR upgrade | The Canberra Times

Opposition calls for transparency in the replacement project for ACT's failed $77M HR and payroll system, urging monthly updates to avoid repeating mistakes.

Australian capital territoryPeter cainKeegan carrollJasper lindellAssembly reporterCanberra liberalsLegislative assemblyState chris steelMinister steelCanberra liberal peterCanberra timesTime panoramaSunday canberra times

Treasurer Jim Chalmers: weak growth justifies budget spending | Braidwood Times

The Australian Bureau of Statistics will release the March quarter national accounts on Wednesday, which economists expect to show a weak result.

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers: weak growth justifies budget spending | The Canberra Times

The Australian Bureau of Statistics will release the March quarter national accounts on Wednesday, which economists expect to show a weak result.

Australian capital territoryKeegan carrollJasper lindellAngus taylorJim chalmersAssembly reporterAustralian bureau of statisticsTreasurer jim chalmersAustralian bureauTreasurer jimReserve bankCanberra timesLegislative assemblyTime panoramaSunday canberra times

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