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The Chesterfield County Police Department says it has cited 27 drivers for passing stopped school buses since August 2022. The Henrico County Police Department says it handed out 77 such citations last school year.

Reader JOHN D PURCELL, of Kambah, leads this week's massive mail bag upset at the ACT government's neglect of the the $2.1 million kangaroo fencing along the Tuggeranong Parkway.

Using interest rates to control inflation is unfair as the burden falls disproportionately on the households with mortgages, especially those who have bought in the last few years, writes reader MIKE QUIRK, of Garran.

Reinstate the Causeway Axis and instal the tramway from Russell Hill (tramline-linked via Constitution Avenue to Civic) to tram-forgotten Narrabundah – on the axis alignment, says letter writer JACK KERSHAW.

"While ever there’s a captain like Pat Cummins there’s hope for the future," but is the Ashes series really that important anymore, asks "The Gadfly" columnist ROBERT MACKLIN.

"Mr Dick intones something that, if you listen closely, can make your hair stand on end," bemoans "The Gadfly" columnist ROBERT MACKLIN.

"British occupiers, who had packed their castles and manor houses with the wealth from three centuries of slave trading, were simply sickening," writes ROBERT MACKLIN.

Letter writer REBECCA HENSON, of Hughes, would love to know how come last year the chief minister said power prices were going down and this year they're going up!

This year "CityNews" celebrates its 30th anniversary of providing news, views and information to Canberra.

Letter writer ANDREW SNOWDON, of Wamboin, says: "It's time to remember what roads are actually for, and do something to improve flows, not hamper them."