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Federal budget to include new funding for stage 2B of light rail

Government also questioned on future of Canberra stadium.

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'Haven't been putting our orders in on time', Greens say about buses

The party has released their transport policy for the election.

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$2.3b construction pipeline among light rail's benefits: analysis

Traffic down 18 per cent and travellers walk further to stops.

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Steel reveals 1300 homes planned for Curtin horse paddocks

Consultation on the future of the site has opened.

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'Blatant lie': Electric bus ad says there are 106 but there's a big problem

Government concedes number on the roads are far short of that.

The Canberra Times

Electric bus was ready for a photo op, but not Canberra's streets

The bus arrived in October but has not yet carried passengers.

The Canberra Times

Possible breakthrough for Majura Valley farmers after two-decade standoff

Farmers could be put on a lease for the first time in 20 years.

The Canberra Times

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How a German company could have saved us thousands on light rail

Snubbed builder says taxpayer could've got better value.

The Canberra Times

A Planning Minister on a mission, unafraid to put noses out of joint

In bed with developers? Chris Steel will weather the jibe by delivering homes.

The Canberra Times

'Labor's in bed with developers': Greens slam Steel's planning decision

The Environment Minister was 'blindsided' by the decision.

The Canberra Times

Steel uses call-in powers to approve more than 1000 homes in new estate

It is likely the last time the powers will be used.

The Canberra Times

Molonglo to become town centre in ACT proposal to NCA

It is among the territory's fastest growing areas.

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There could be up to 1500 new homes at the Causeway

The government is also looking at a new railway station.

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Old NSW-ACT disputes re-emerge, this time over roads

The ACT's position on cross-border access endangers NSW residents, locals say.

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City police station, possible new HQ for ESA in infrastructure plan

The ACT government has published an infrastructure update.

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Light rail to Woden timeline will be public in time for election

Labor, Greens strike deal to release more detail before October 19.

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'Buslighting at its finest': ACT bus fleet upgrade delayed again

Criticisms are flying as Canberrans face yet another delay to its bus fleet.

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ACT government apologises for 'failed' HR upgrade that wasted $78m

Special Minister of State Chris Steel acknowledged 'multiple failings'.

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Weekend bus drivers will be paid extra in effort to boost services

Canberrans will have a new weekend timetable from April.

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New Planning Minister will target shopping hubs for more housing

Chris Steel says Canberra is at a good starting point for more density.

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Public transport spending not 'us versus them' choice: Chris Steel

Light rail spending benefits more than its users, minister says.

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Lee's 'abandoned' Canberrans and the Libs' long road back to power

Many 'genuinely sick' of Labor-Greens govt and ready for change.

The Canberra Times

Using your phone or bank card to pay for ACT public transport is getting closer

The card readers are in storage, waiting on the system design to be 'finalised'.

The Canberra Times

Take a peek at how Canberra's next set of light rail tracks will look

Future tracks will sit in low-lying vegetation instead of concrete.

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Risky period ahead as thousands flock to the South Coast

Sections of the Kings Highway are under repair during the summer.

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