Database errors can happen to the best of us.
But the Chief Minister’s website appears to be more stubbornly borked than is usual.
Hopefully we’ll find out what the Government’s up to when they get the show back on the road.
Can you remember 1975? National Library exhibition explores life in Australia in the seventies
Sasha Grishin6 minutes ago
Why don't you pop into the exhibition and have look at what is mentioned in the show and what is… View
Sasha Grishin41 minutes ago
Cyclone Tracy was in 1974, not 1975. But what is a year between old friends View
Welcome to the machine: Toll fiasco another example of tech tyranny
DJA20 minutes ago
ANPR (Automated Number Plate Recognition) is not (repeat: not) AI. It is a well studied process to… View
Not The Mama36 minutes ago
The error here seems to be pretty dumb - If the cameras can read the numbers in the number plate,… View
Nick Swain1 hour ago
Looks like a private sector version of Robodebt. View
Planning Minister urged to reverse residential ban in Phillip trades area to spark renewal
jam43 minutes ago
Why should the land value be artificially restricted if people would want to live there? There will… View
franky221 hour ago
Sounds like a cash grab so the value of the land will increase & owners will make a nice profit.… View
Angela M J Brown26 minutes ago
Not where they are thinking Parking is already impossible during the week. View
Steel eyes DA-free projects to spark missing middle housing
bj_ACT58 minutes ago
It was at one of these property talk fests in late 2023 when the Chief Minister proudly announced… View
Ross of Canberra19 hours ago
He's he first in a while who has even noticed. View
Samia Goudie20 hours ago
Jim Knight but better View
