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Man arrested over early morning police pursuit with large sword in car (opens the original)
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A man has been arrested after an early morning police pursuit that crossed the ACT-NSW border four times. During a search, officers allegedly found a flick knife on the 22-year-old, and a large sword and balaclavas in the vehicle. He was charged with failing to stop and driving while disqualified. A 22-year-old man has been charged after leading police on a pursuit back and forth across the NSW-ACT border in the early hours of Thursday morning. Officers allegedly found a large sword, a flick kni
Two briefly detained over 'chaotic scenes' at Canberra junior AFL match (opens the original)
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Two people were briefly taken into custody at a junior AFL grand final in Canberra last night after reports of flares being set off and items thrown at players. Officers were called to Phillip Oval around 8:30pm after receiving reports of a disturbance during the Under 18s AFL Canberra Grand Final between Marist College and the Belconnen Magpies. "Reports received by police were that from a group of between 50 and 75 teens, items had been thrown at players, flares had been discharged, and multip
'Canberrans suing their own government' costing ACT tens of millions (opens the original)
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The ACT government paid out more than $60 million in damages, settlements and legal costs for medical negligence claims in the last financial year, more than double the same costs in 2023-24. Footpath-related personal injury claims cost the territory government nearly $2.8 million in the last financial year, compared to $7.2 million spent on footpath maintenance and repairs in the same time. Independent MLA Thomas Emerson says the payout figures are too high for a small jurisdiction, but Health
Education union 'blindsided' by ACT public school budget shake-up (opens the original)
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The ACT Education Directorate has announced a shake-up in the way territory public school budgets are calculated after an independent review found it was weighted too heavily towards older students. Forty-three ACT public schools will receive about the same amount of money as this year, 31 will see an increase of more than 5 per cent and 18 schools will see their funding drop by more than 5 per cent. The Australian Education Union's ACT branch president says the scale of the changes to funding f
Federal government to fund majority of ACT gun buyback scheme (opens the original)
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The ACT and federal governments have come to an agreement on how a national gun buyback scheme will be funded in the territory. The federal government will fund 75 per cent of the buybacks and associated administrative costs, and 100 per cent of the firearm destruction costs, with the ACT government funding the rest. Details including when the scheme will begin in the ACT and what compensation will be offered will be announced once they have been decided. The ACT will introduce a gun buyback sch
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