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Parents put kids' future on credit as school costs rise

Private schools are preparing to campaign for more money from the government as parents look for ways to keep up with rising education costs.

AAP

Almost half of private school parents would consider switching to a better funded public system, survey finds

Lonergan Research survey finds 63% of parents agree public schools are underfunded as ABS data shows decline in public enrolments

The Guardian - AU

Increased funding has left private schools better able to attract teachers, public principals say

Funding gap since Gonski review is playing out in hot competition for teachers, federation says

The Guardian - AU

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Canberra Business Chamber chief executive resigns

Graham Catt has accepted a new role with Independent Schools Australia.

The Canberra Times

'Most innovative approach': New bid to build Civic stadium sent to PM

There's a fresh push to put Civic back on the stadium and convention centre precinct agenda, with new designs showing a 30,000-seat venue can fit in the city.

The Canberra Times

Canberra's capacity to host major events in spotlight

Spilt Milk music festival raised questions about Canberra's readiness to host crowds.

The Canberra Times

Canberra shops at the ready ahead of predicted Black Friday record spending

Black Friday sales have continued to grow in popularity.

The Canberra Times

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How your part of Canberra will change as the territory grows

The draft district strategies reveal where the territory government thinks Canberra's jobs will be in the future.

The Canberra Times

Wrestling with costs and shortages, businesses look to federal budget for answers

Businesses are hopeful commitments to reduce childcare costs will encourage more women to return to the workforce.

The Canberra Times

What's open and where can you get a coffee on the public holiday?

Across Australia, banks will be closed along with some government run services.

The Canberra Times

'This year has been a bit of a funny one': ACT has lowest business survival rate

But the territory has more businesses than ever before.

The Canberra Times

Businesses underwhelmed by ACT budget

Canberra Business Chamber has called for a more comprehensive approach to tackling skills shortages in the territory.

The Canberra Times

Canberra businesses look to skills summit for answers

Political leaders and business representatives converging on the nation's capital in September to discuss skills shortages won't have to look far to see their impacts.

The Canberra Times

Parents forced to work from home or use annual leave after being turned away from full holiday childcare programs

About 500 Canberra families have been turned away from childcare programs these school holidays, due to a shortage of workers in the sector.

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The Canberra Times

'No one wanted my resume': How to support getting women back to work

Businesses can be doing more to support women in the workplace.

The Canberra Times

Young women, migrants particularly vulnerable to sexual harassment at work

Harassment in Canberra workplaces often targets the most vulnerable.

The Canberra Times

Priority industries targeted in ACT skills list as businesses fear 'crisis'

A 'lag' in the number of renewable energy electricians and the growing demand in the ACT is hampering business.

The Canberra Times

Canberra businesses look abroad to patch labour shortages

Small businesses are trying to attract foreign workers to fill their rosters amid widespread labour shortages.

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How raising minimum wage will impact consumers

Raising the minimum wage in line with cost of living would see Canberra businesses passing on the costs to consumers, businesses say.

The Canberra Times

Months of backlog as businesses still hampered by household contact rules

Businesses welcome the expected changes to quarantine rules for household contacts, but say the rules have set them back.

The Canberra Times

Support pours in after unmasked protesters target pub with negative reviews

Unmasked protesters left negative reviews for iconic local pub King O'Malley's after it closed early on Saturday to keep staff and patrons safe.

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