Despite some morning fog, patchy cloud and a maximum temperature of 17 degrees today, I'm hoping for a little sunshine on my window. It makes me happy, like I should be.
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Here's some of the mill's grist today:
ACT Government could face court order class action
A Canberra law firm will investigate a class action against the ACT government after it claimed more than a dozen offenders who breached court orders could have been locked up illegally.
Megan Gorrey reports.
The fall-out from Turnbull's Gonski 2.0 continues in ACT
Canberra's independent schools are scrambling to assess the financial impact of federal cuts set to take effect next year while the Catholic sector prepares to fight a 10-year funding freeze.
Emily Baker has the story.
Boards of new LDA bodies to share in $400,000, CEOs to share $500,000
Nice work if you can get it on the ACT's new land development boards. As Kirsten Lawson reports, the Remuneration Tribunal has set the pay packets for the boards and executives of two bodies replacing the controversial Land Development Agency.
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