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Where 5k affordable homes have been approved

Oceania · Deakin

Where 5k affordable homes have been approved

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Labor has revealed a major update on their signature housing policy as the government continues its ambitious plan to build 55,000 affordable homes over the next four years.See the Story

1 charged in Adair Co. sledgehammer attack, what about 4 other suspects?

Westville · Westville

1 charged in Adair Co. sledgehammer attack, what about 4 other suspects?

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On May 30, investigators say Ryan Stephens was beaten with a sledgehammer on a rural Adair County Road outside of Westville. He suffered an injury that required a visit to the emergency room and several staples in his head.Alan Becker is charged with the beating. After the alleged attack, Becker also shot and killed Stephens stepdad, Carl Hutchinson.Becker told 911 Hutchinson threatened his family. Court documents state Hutchinson was unarmed, i…See the Story

NSW study reveals potential cost to install EV chargers in bus depots – what about the ACT?

Deakin · Deakin

NSW study reveals potential cost to install EV chargers in bus depots – what about the ACT?

ACT Minister for Transport Chris Steel plugs a bus in to charge at the new Woden Bus Depot. Photo: Ian Bushnell. Installing EV chargers in bus depots can drive up demand on the local electricity grid by up to 17 per cent in summer and by up to 30 per cent during the evening peak, according to the University of NSW (UNSW) Energy Institute. The institute reported the findings in its submission to the NSW Parliament’s ongoing inquiry into `Infrastr…Read Article

Mother, toddler assaulted in violent home invasion

Timothy Michael Powell, a 42-year-old from Queanbeyan, is being sentenced by the ACT Supreme Court. Photo: Albert McKnight. A violent home invasion in which a mother and her toddler were assaulted was an example of “criminals meting out their own punishment”, a court has heard. Timothy Michael Powell didn’t assault the woman and child but was brought before the ACT Supreme Court for sentencing on Tuesday (1 July) over the incident as well as a b…Deakin · Deakin Read Article

Claims of $125,000 debt led to violent Belconnen home invasion, trial told

A home invader accused of assaulting a married couple while looking for a woman who he claimed owed him $100,000…Deakin · Deakin Read Article

ACT Container Deposit Scheme to add four new drop-and-go sites

ACT Container Deposit Scheme reverse vending machine in Commons Court, Weston Creek. Photo: ACT Government. The ACT Container Deposit Scheme operator Return-It has announced four new drop-and-go pods for Canberra suburbs where locals can access the 10c bottle refund. New return points in Conder, Richardson, Kaleen and Dickson will join the company’s 18 return points already available throughout the city. CEO Marc Churchin said it was exciting to…Deakin · Deakin Read Article

UC vice-chancellor confident institution will break even for 2025 despite $41 million operating deficit

UC vice-chancellor Bill Shorten is confident no more staff redundancies will be needed after a “challenging” 2024. Photo: Ian Bushnell. University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor Bill Shorten is “reasonably confident” the institution has done enough to recover its $41 million operating deficit for the 2025 budget to break even. Mr Shorten previously flagged at a town hall meeting that he felt enough had been done to turn the financial ship around an…Bill Shorten · Deakin Read Article

Fearless Women receive lifeline from the ACT government in response to petition

Fearless Women provides resources and education to help young women understand themselves and the world. Photo: Fearless Women. Canberra charity Fearless Women has secured a $772,000 funding lifeline in the 2025/26 budget after a petition was submitted to the Legislative Assembly. The petition sponsored by Liberal MLA Chiaka Berry had asked for funding to help the organisation continue its work in education, mentoring and counselling. CEO Glenda…Deakin · Deakin Read Article

Pleas to Bring Home 29-Year-Old After Falling Into Coma on Hen Do in Spain

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The family and friends of Poppy Crutchley have set up a GoFundMe to support her care after she became critically ill in SpainGoFundMe · Deakin See the Story

Keys to ‘missing middle’ housing: creativity, cooperation

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LONGMONT — Finding a way to provide more housing options for the “missing middle” would be a gift that developers, lenders and elected officials in the Boulder Valley would love to find under their Christmas trees. But for those who gathered Tuesday, June 24, at Fox Hill Club for BizWest’s Boulder Valley Middle-Income Housing Summit, unwrapping that present means rooting through what one called the “Christmas tree ornaments of all obstacles on b…Housing · Longmont See the Story

Weston Creek Labor Club set for post-Christmas closure

The Weston Creek Labor Club and Weston Creek Bowling Club greens. Photo: WCLC. Speculation is rife that the Weston Creek Labor Club will close its doors after Christmas to make way for a childcare development on the Stirling site, with the bowling club greens also to go. Weston Creek Bowling Club president Michael Thornton told Region the club committee wrote to the Canberra Labor Club to clarify the situation after being notified the existing b…Deakin · Deakin Read Article

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