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Reporter on The Canberra Times. Serving the National City and through it the Nation. Writing on ACT politics & books &c. jasper.lindell@canberratimes.com.au
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Libs refer Phillip pool planning rule change to corruption watchdog

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By Jasper Lindell Verified
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Opposition Leader Mark Parton has referred the decision to remove a requirement for a 50-metre pool at a key site in Phillip just before a developer bought the land to the ACT's corruption watchdog. The 50-metre swimming pool at the Phillip Swimming and Ice Skating Centre, which is slated for redevelopment.
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'Policy becomes personal': urban infill better for social cohesion, Barr says

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By Jasper Lindell Verified
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Chief Minister Andrew Barr has declared a more compact city is a more cohesive city as he warned growing urban centres must prioritise stronger community ties. Canberra houses. Inset: ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr. Picture by Dion Georgopoulos, Keegan Carroll Mr Barr said opportunity would spread out of reach from more people without greater housing density and investment in communities, as he sounded the alarm about political pressure fraying social cohesion.
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The regional hotspots attracting people from capital cities revealed

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More Australians are choosing to move away from capital cities with nearly four moving to the regions for every three moving to the cities, a new index reveals. The Regional Movers Index showed the number of people moving to regional areas was almost 30 per cent larger than those moving the other way in the first three months of the year.
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