Tape Confessions and Pipeline Risks in River Valley Work
Officials worry machinery and dislodged racks from cutting operations above the Comer River Valley may endanger bushwalkers. A council review follows a lengthy inquiry into an interview process and recommendations by the ACT Advisory Council on distribution of TAB profits. The Minister for the Interior considers the panel's advice and possible policy actions.
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ABC Taxi Service Members Eligible to Join Aerial Group
Former ABC Taxi Service workers may apply to join the existing Aerial taxi group in Canberra, according to a Department of the Interior spokesman yesterday. The ABC Taxi Service closed on Sunday after operating a second radio network in Canberra. The ABC group was formed when the department granted a gentlemen’s agreement with the Aerial service, a new licensed line that should not be aimed at the Aerial growth.
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New hoard reveals hospital room move details
A fragmented report notes a planned relocation within a hospital building. A new hoard room on the mezzanine above the entrance is set to open next Monday. The spokesman mentions administrative changes, license updates, and the transition from Canerrs to Aerian operators amid dismantling and renewals.
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Lofty thistle spire plan in trouble over tribute monument
The plan by Jeparit for a spire honoring Sir Robert Menzies faces delays as funding and completion issues mount. Officials fear the monument’s unveiling will be postponed after Sir Robert’s England visit and ongoing doubts about finishing the spire within months.
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Canberra School Inspector Returns to New Role
The ACT appoints Aminon as the first State Inspector of Schools for the territory with responsibility for Canberra south and a northern role for the north side. The post aligns with the NSW Education Department and aims to manage rising student numbers, expanding classes, and broader administrative duties across ACT primary schools and related services.
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