Experts in this field have been calling for leadership in explicit instruction of phonics for years and it’s pleasing to see that these calls have been backed up by this inquiry.

Criminalising coercive control will reform how the legal system handles domestic violence, by moving away from an incident-based approach and towards an approach that prosecutes ongoing abusive behaviours.

This is utterly disgraceful. Despite the Labor-Greens government setting a target for only 430 patients to wait longer than clinically recommended, it is not even close to that commitment.

Canberrans should not have to pay the price for bailing out an inept Treasurer and incompetent government, especially during a cost-of-living crisis.

There are some very concerning problems that are specific to the ACT and the Canberra Liberals want to know exactly what they are by speaking with members of the industry.

Infertility affects around one in six Australian couples of reproductive age and the significant out-of-pocket costs involved with accessing these services is a barrier for many women and families who want to undergo this treatment.

The Health Ministers’ track record is indicative of the fact that this government is either unwilling or incapable of fixing the problems in the health system that they have managed for more than a decade.

Federal Minister for Regional Development, Local Government and Territories, confirmed that Mr Barr has failed to provide a business case with his request for funding for a stadium or music pavilion.

Mick is an outstanding community candidate, with a wealth of knowledge from his time in the Police force, and also his long involvement in the community in and around Kurrajong.

Canberrans are putting off seeing a doctor, spending longer in consultations on multiple issues, or going to emergency departments.

It is misleading for the government to put signage on buses stating there are 106 electric buses on the road when there is only 12.

With millions of dollars owed to creditors in the ACT our local subcontractors and suppliers have been severely impacted and the dream of homeownership for thousands of Canberrans is now in tatters.

The bottom line is, Labor just can’t be trusted to deliver health infrastructure and no amount of spin will change that.

This unachievable policy put forward by the ACT Greens, a coalition partner that has been in government with Labor since 2012, would be disastrous for the future of the ACT.

Elizabeth Lee said the policy will focus on a faster, greener, and better-connected public transport system that will be delivered cheaper and sooner.

The $1.6 million being spent on a rebrand would have paid for 60 hip replacements, 400 cataract operations or 600 MRI’s.

I will also call upon the government to outline measures it will take to support business in the ACT, alongside actions to ensure that ACT services are responding to small business enquiries.

That is equivalent to all Canberrans paying no rates for almost two years.