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Storm brewing in Canada over French halibut fishery in Atlantic

Tensions are rising between Canada and France over fishing quotas for halibut, a valuable groundfish that migrates across the jurisdictions of both countries.Fisheries and Oceans told CBC News in a statement Friday it is aware of vessels from Saint Pierre and Miquelon as well as the Faroe Islands taking part in recent fishing activity for Atlantic halibut adjacent to Canadian fisheries waters."We are deeply concerned about the impacts of this activity on the sustainability of this important fish

Hats off to Alicia Payne for national capital report

"Economic rationalism... drove the Commonwealth's Canberra policy away from grandiose construction ethic of creating a monument to Australia's national identity," says letter writer JOHN D PURCELL, of Kambah.

MIL-OSI Australia: Press conference – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Education Minister Jason Clare & ACT Chief Minister Yvette Berry – Canberra

Government's $3 billion student debt relief raises questions about HECS system integrity

Waiting for the bus office that never opens | Canberra CityNews

Letter writer COLIN LYONS, of Fadden, says the neglect of the Transport Canberra information office in Alinga Street, Civic, is an example of "incompetent public transport management in Canberra by the government".

Labor wipes $3 billion worth of debt from HECS / HELP university loan scheme

Facing blowback over its agenda to help financially insecure Millennials, Labor has revealed a major change to the calculation of student loan indexation.

Will the budget address Australia's HECS debt repayments crisis?

This year's expected 4.7% indexation rate means many people's student HECS debts will increase by an amount larger than their repayments.

Commissioners approve various agreements for fair

Student debt relief expected in Australian budget

Student loans among the ‘areas where we need to do much better with the younger generation’, prime minister concedes

Albanese to make HECS debts fairer | The Canberra Times