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Focus on the ACT, not the United Nations, Liberals tell government

The Canberra Liberals have lambasted the ACT Government for focusing on issues that don t affect Canberrans and trying to turn.

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Parties unite to address sexual violence

Canberra’s major parties united to address sexual violence in the ACT… From left, Liberal MLA Nicole Lawder, ACT crimes commissioner Heidi Yates, Minister for Women Yvette Berry and Attorney-General Shane Rattenbury. Photo: Nathan Schmidt. CANBERRA’S major parties united at the announcement that three new action groups will be formed to address sexual violence in the ACT. Focusing on prevention, response and law reform, Minister for Women Yvette Berry announced the establishment of the three groups yesterday (April 28), alongside Liberal shadow minister for women Nicole Lawder, and Greens Leader Shane Rattenbury. Ms Berry said: “This is an issue that affects everyone in our community and that’s why it’s so important to be working closely across party lines and across government to address sexual assault and sexual violence in Canberra the only jurisdiction in Australia to have made this shared commitment.”

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Renter support extended by two more months

Attorney-General Shane Rattenbury… “Canberra’s rental market is currently incredibly tough, with a lot of competition for a small number of vacant properties.” SUPPORT for renters facing financial hardship because of COVID-19 has been extended for a second time by the ACT government, giving tenants another two months to pay outstanding debts. The new end date is set for June 30, six months after the relief scheme was originally due to wrap up in January. The first extension to the program would have seen renters pay up in April. It will mean that renters cannot be evicted by their landlord for accrued arrears until then, but will stay have to pay their rent amid a “transitional” period.

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Renters rights bolstered by new reforms

Renters rights bolstered by new reforms
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New Renting Book to assist ACT tenants - Real Estate Business

New Renting Book to assist ACT tenants - Real Estate Business
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