- The ACT government's upcoming budget includes funding for a truth-telling commission, alongside a report detailing the ACT's failure to meet targets.
- The ACT government is facing budget pressures that have led to job cuts within the organization, while still tasked with delivering essential services to the community.
The ACT government is focusing on housing issues in Canberra.
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The ACT government is focusing on housing issues in Canberra.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Advocates push for solutions to ACT's vacant public housing issues, gaining support from labor members.1 source
- High mould prevalence has been reported in housing in Canberra.Sub-event
- The ACT government has announced specific targets regarding housing growth within the city of Canberra.Sub-event
- The ACT and Senate are discussing national policy on intergenerational housing inequity and wealth divide.Sub-event
- Berry discusses property market reforms in Canberra.Sub-event
Housing conditions for Canberrans post-WWII were decided by the ACT government.1 source
ACT government addresses housing issues in Canberra.1 source
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Canberra
capital city of Australia
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