The winners and losers in the 2021 ACT budget

How did Canberrans fare in the delayed 2020-21 budget handed down this afternoon? We take a look at who came out on top - and who didn't.

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Subscriber: Assumptions about Australia's response to COVID-19 underpin the Treasury's optimistic outlook for the ACT budget.

The ACT government will extend its payroll tax exemptions and waivers as part of its COVID recovery plans, but has stopped short of cash grants.

A new service will provide advice to ACT businesses and organisations moving their fleets towards zero-emission vehicles.

It's an optimistic forecast compared to the update handed down by Andrew Barr last August. Here's what you need to know.

Subscriber: The case against 37-year-old Neal Kretschmann fell apart last month after a magistrate ruled out the use of CCTV evidence.

Subscriber: Gungahlin has been prioritised in the ACT budget, with heaving inner-north and inner-south schools largely missing out.

Subscriber: A construction company owner has been hit with another charge, while his son faces three new allegations.

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