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- • Praise for flood emergency workers and volunteers
- • Canberra's electricity prices the lowest in Australia
- • Katy Gallagher’s new “video blog”
- • Showcasing Nurse Practitioners
- • Best mental health unit in Australia opened
- • More locations to Park or Bike and Ride
- • Barry Drive bus lane construction underway
- • Report Cards show improving performance in elective surgery and emergency care
- • New faces on Ministerial Advisory Council on Women
- • Real time ways to get involved in your community
- • 99th Birthday celebrations provide a glimpse of plans as we head towards our second Century
- • Prime Minister’s statement of commitment to Canberra and launch of Centenary of Canberra
- • Chief Minister congratulates Senator Lundy on her elevation to the Ministry
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- ► 2011 (64)
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- ► November (13)
- • ACT Labor Assembly preselection ballot completed
- • Announcement of new lender for ACT Land Rent Scheme
- • Popular Mawson Park and Ride expanded
- • New $1.7 million Tuggeranong Seniors Centre opens
- • Chief Minister appoints Chris Bourke MLA Minister
- • What Does Tony Abbott Have Planned For Australian Workplaces?
- • Walking and cycling projects receive green light
- • ICT advancements for ACT schools
- • Construction begins on $44.6 million Capital Region Cancer Centre
- • ACT to welcome more nurses
- • Gillard Government To Deliver Historic Pay Rise For Canberra's Social And Community Workers
- • Additional funding to support our GPs and attract new ones to Canberra
- • Community Roundtable
- ► October (7)
- • Better childcare for ACT families under new national laws
- • Megalo's future dealt cruel blow by Liberal and Greens plot
- • Liberals and Greens play politics with important law reforms
- • ACT Labor delivers new homes and supports jobs
- • More affordable rental homes in North Canberra
- • Google Transit now available for ACTION buses in Canberra
- • Open Government website goes live
- ► September (2)
- ► August (21)
- • Seselja does not back Gungahlin Government office block
- • Dr Chris Bourke Turns the first sod new $64.4 million Bonner Primary School.
- • Childhood Immunisation rates ahead of national benchmark for fifth year
- • 100 days as Chief Minister
- • Inquiry into National Memorials in Canberra
- • A step forward for the democratic rights of the ACT
- • Report shows that nurse-led walk in centre, safe, high quality and very popular
- • Gungahlin Office Block
- • ATSI Elected Body Meets with Cabinet to strengthen ties with Government
- • Puppet show a class act for early childhood students
- • National disability scheme the right way forward
- • High speed broadband for Gungahlin residents will be rolled out in October
- • Household information packs for the ACT – delivering our clean energy future
- • Targeted property crime operations see positive results
- • Chief Minister congratulates graduates of Traineeship for People with an Intellectual Disability
- • $1.8 million fund supports local film industry
- • Coalition hit list targets the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency
- • 40km/h trial to improve safety in busy town centres
- • Chief Minister Katy Gallagher’s meeting with ACT Labor’s federal representatives
- • Chief Minister joins Friends of Mount Majura on National Tree Planting Day
- • $600 payment to help local carers
- ► July (5)
- ► June (4)
- ► May (7)
- • Disciplined 2011 ACT BUDGET delivers better services for Canberra
- • Help with the Cost of Living
- • The end of an era in ACT politics. Chief Minister Jon Stanhope announces resignation
- • Molonglo Representatives Organising More Mobile Offices
- • Climate Change Action
- • Local solar installation a first for the ACT
- • New ACT Ministerial Arrangements announced
- ► February (2)
- ► January (2)
- ► 2010 (1)
- ► July (1)
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| Dr Chris Bourke Turns the first sod new $64.4 million Bonner Primary School. |
| Written by ACT Labor |
| Tuesday, 30 August 2011 00:00 |
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Chris Bourke MLA, member for Ginninderra turning the sod for the $64.4 million Bonner Primary School. The Commencement of Works ceremony, included a Welcome to Country by Mrs Agnes Shea (Aunty Agnes) a Ngunnawal Elder and a cleansing/smoking ceremony lead by Duncan Smith of the Wiradjuri Echoes. |
