Lisa Cox

Lisa Cox

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The Canberra Centenary celebration fireworks as seen from the bubbly bar.
11 March 2013.
Photo: Rohan Thomson. The Canberra Times.

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Sally Pryor, Fleta Page and Lisa Cox Build it and they will come.

Voting in doubt at two more branches

Zed Seselja.

Noel Towell and Lisa Cox The Canberra Liberals' Senate preselection has slipped further into chaos with voting rights now in doubt at two more party branches.

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Liberals in turmoil over voter eligibility

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Lisa Cox and Noel Towell There is still confusion about voter numbers in the Canberra Liberals' Senate preselection, just two days before ballots are due be cast.

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Commuters angry over wait for 'smart' parking fee machines

Charges are about to go up from $12 to $13.50 in Civic carpark. The government announced months ago that they would install new smart machines that gives change, take's cards etc etc it will stop people having to carry around exact change in coins every day. City worker Jane Hardy with a purse full of change change.

Lisa Cox The days of lugging around spare change are far from over for Canberra commuters with the ACT Government revealing its promised smart parking machines are at least 12 months away.

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Winds to blame for blackouts amid surges

Strong winds over Canberra brought down tree branches near the lake on Tuesday.

Lisa Cox More than 8500 homes and businesses were left without power on Tuesday and demand for electricity surged as the city sweltered in temperatures above 35 degrees.

Leaders make final pitch to the waverers

ACT Chief Minister Katy Gallagher crosses path's with opposition leader Zed Seselja at the office's of 2CC this afternoon where both leaders made a final pitch to the voters before tomorrows election.

Lisa Cox Canberra's political leaders used the final day of the ACT election campaign to spruik their campaigns to the territory's undecided voters.

Pollies hit town en masse for election eve

Lisa Cox Chief Minister Katy Gallagher and her political rival Zed Seselja are using the final day of the ACT election campaign to sell their messages to the territory's undecided voters.

Pools, car parks and trains on list of promises

Artist's impression of the proposed Canberra light rail.

Lisa Cox ACT Labor has pledged $600,000 for a water play area in Tuggeranong at the refurbished Lakeside Leisure Centre.

Liberals accused of 'push polling' Canberrans

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Lisa Cox, Noel Towell The Canberra Liberals have been accused of "blatant push polling" in a telephone survey of Canberra residents about the ACT election.

School for young mums to get new home

ACT Chief Minister, Katy Gallagher, at C C Cares, Canberra College, Stirling, makes a new funding announcement for a similar facility at Phillip College, for young student mothers. 19 year old Aimee Chapman of Dunlop, nurses her 1 year old son, Elijah Chapman-Elkins at the event, which included the launch of a breast feeding DVD.
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Lisa Cox Canberra's school for young parents will be given a multi-million dollar new home if the ACT Government is re-elected at the territory elections in October.

Labor's promise to help student parents

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Lisa Cox Canberra's school for young parents will be given a multi-million dollar new home if the ACT government is re-elected in October.

Extremist material distributed in mosque battle

Lisa Cox Members of Gungahlin's evangelical community are distributing extremist material from overseas in their campaign against the construction of a mosque on The Valley Avenue.

Age proves no barrier for colourful Greens hopeful

Johnathan Davis in drag

Lisa Cox On the surface, 20-year-old Johnathan Davis is much like other young Canberrans.

Adelaide tram line cost 'half' ACT plan

Adelaide Tram, from the City to sea side suburb of Glenelg.

Lisa Cox The South Australian government built a tram line into the heart of Adelaide for less than half the per-kilometre price the ACT government has proposed for light rail from Civic to northern Canberra.

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Childcare centres to get funds boost

Lisa Cox The ACT government will boost its budget for childcare services by $3.5 million in the next financial year to upgrade childcare centres and help the sector meet national regulations introduced by the...