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Letter writer SUE BRUDENALL, of Crace, points to a UK example of getting out of a rail project that's draining the economy and says, similarly, it's time for the ACT government to rethink its light rail plans.

Letter writers PHILLIP and BETH HARRIS moved to Goulburn because "under the Gallagher and then the Barr governments, we have seen health, education, city maintenance and public housing funding continually pillaged to fund the tram".

Letter writer MAX FLINT reminds us of the MOU between the ACT government and Unions ACT that provides for all tenders being let by the government to be reviewed by Unions ACT and, by association other unions, such as the CFMEU.

After 22 days of rain in June and a wet start to July, many Granite Staters flocked to the water Thursday as New Hampshire faced the possible start of the

After a dreary June, residents and visitors alike are pining for more baseball, barbecue and boogie boarding.

After a dreary June, residents and visitors alike are pining for more baseball, barbecue and boogie boarding.

After a dreary June, residents and visitors alike are pining for more baseball, barbecue and boogie boarding.

A Canberra marriage celebrant says Calvary did not co-operate when a dying patient wanted to remarry her ex-husband.

Letter writer MARTIN GORDON, of Dunlop, says in October 2024 Labor and its Green enablers will confront the people and no amount of fudging will conceal the obvious health decline.

The new landing pad for helicopters at The Canberra Hospital is too close to the Garran Primary School.