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Probe into Who Said What – and to Whom - Vimarsana News

Probe into Who Said What – and to Whom

The Speaker of the Assembly is considering whether to investigate if allegations were handled appropriately against Johnathan Davis. Joy Burch says she’s…

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Liberals' Lawder to retire from politics | Canberra CityNews - Vimarsana News

Liberals' Lawder to retire from politics | Canberra CityNews

Liberal MLA for Brindabella, Nicole Lawder has announced she will not contest the ACT election next year and will retire from politics at the end of the term.

Joy Burch to bow out of Assembly | Canberra CityNews - Vimarsana News

Joy Burch to bow out of Assembly | Canberra CityNews

ACT Legislative Assembly Speaker Joy Burch will retire at the next election in October, 2024. She will have been an MLA for 16 years. 

UPDATED: Estimates delayed as Speaker considers legal action over WorkSafe prohibition notice - Vimarsana News

UPDATED: Estimates delayed as Speaker considers legal action over WorkSafe prohibition notice

UPDATED 1:30 pm: The Speaker of the Assembly is seeking legal advice following the issuing of a WorkSafe ACT prohibition notice…

ACT member defends his email actions in Legislative Assembly - Vimarsana News

ACT member defends his email actions in Legislative Assembly

James Milligan AN ALLEGED misuse of an email list of constituents for personal financial gain has come under the spotlight inside the ACT Legislative Assembly. Liberal party MLA James Milligan’s actions was brought into question after a referral motion was passed on Thursday evening (May 13). He was accused of breaking privacy standards, based on exploiting his political standing, to promote his printing business. Mr Milligan, who declared his pecuniary interest entering the assembly back in 2016, lost his seat four years later but was recalled months later on a voter countback after Libera...