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ACT drug decriminalisation begins tomorrow

From tomorrow, the personal possession of small amounts of drugs – including heroin and ice – will be decriminalised in the ACT.

Future of AIS will be debated in ACT Assembly

ACT politicians from both the government and the opposition want the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) to stay in Canberra.

ACT teens want to vote, but Greens bill fails

ACT Labor and the Canberra Liberals voted down a long-standing ACT Greens motion to lower the voting age from 16 to 18.

Labor MLAs’ Indigenous and neurodiversity motions

Labor MLAs Paterson and Pettersson are recognizing Indigenous heritage in Weston Creek, and pioneering a Neurodiversity Strategy and Office.

Michael Pettersson: Gungahlin needs a cinema

Gungahlin residents have waited for a cinema for more than a decade; the ACT Government will urgently facilitate its development.

Transports of delight? Other Legislative Assembly business

The ACT Government will look to extend the FuelCheck pilot, and to invest more in the construction, repair, and maintenance of bike paths.

Unions hold protest outside ACT Legislative Assembly

Hundreds of members of the CFMEU and the UWU held a protest outside the ACT Legislative Assembly against the government’s latest wage offer.

Pettersson calls for better youth mental health in Gungahlin

Michael Pettersson MLA will today call for the ACT Government to fund a headspace clinic in Gungahlin to improve youth mental health.

ACT to develop anti-racism strategy

The ACT Legislative Assembly’s sixth Inquiry into Racial Vilification report was published this week. a response to the surfacing of racism.

Labor MLA: ACT Government ‘dragging its feet’ on developer licensing

ACT Labor backbencher Michael Pettersson and Zach Smith from CFMEU are both waiting for the ACT Government and Minister Vassarotti to stop "dragging their feet" over a property licensing scheme.

What happened in the ACT Legislative Assembly on Tuesday

Older Canberrans' rights and embedded utilities networks were debated in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday.

Michael Pettersson calls for review of embedded networks

Some Canberrans are locked into expensive utility contracts; Labor MLA Michael Pettersson wants better consumer protection.

CFMEU calls for higher wages for ACT’s lowest-paid workers

Unions want the ACT Government to increase pay for general service officers – cleaners, construction workers – Canberra's working poor.

Bill vs the bill: Belco Party petitions against ACT drug decriminalisation

Bill Stefaniak’s Belco Party and several hundred Canberrans want to stop the ACT Government's "decadent" drugs decriminalisation bill.

ACT Government progresses Michael Pettersson’s drugs reform bill

The ACT Government will decriminalise small amounts of some illicit drugs, ACT Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith announced today.

ACT landlords may have to provide references to tenants, REIACT concerned

A motion is being introduced in the ACT Legislative Assembly this week giving renters the power to request a reference from their landlord, not just the other way round.

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