Canberra Talk

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 Two of the people involved in a fatal fight at a Canberra skate park returned to the scene, buying a meal from a fast food outlet across the road and witnessing police begin their investigations, the ACT Supreme Court has heard. A boy who was 15 at the time is on trial for murdering an 18-year-old during an organised fight at the Weston Creek Skate Park, which was sparked by an angry exchange on Snapchat. The teenager has pleaded guilty to stabbing the victim's 16-year-old cousin, who survived his injuries, but has denied he murdered anyone. Today, a witness told the court that he had pulled the victim from the car and started to bash him after he arrived at the park with a group of friends. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-12/act-two-involved-in-fatal-skate-park-returned-to-scene-court/101060850

 Having been won by the party that formed government at every federal election from 1972, Eden-Monaro was considered a bellwether seat until Labor's Mike Kelly won it in 2016. Mr Kelly resigned due to poor health in 2020, and Labor retained the seat in the by-election, with Kristy McBain being elected on a margin of just 0.9 per cent. Since then, the region, like the rest of Australia. has endured the COVID-19 pandemic, but lockdowns and restrictions have also compounded economic and social issues in the area, brought about by years of drought and the Black Summer bushfires. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-12/act-eden-monaro-electorate-cost-of-living-worker-shortage/101058652

 With only 10 days until Australians vote in the federal election, both the Liberal and Labor parties have promised a few extra million dollars in funding for the ACT, if they are successful at the poll. Federal Labor announced on Wednesday that it would put an additional $10 million towards the construction of a Youth Foyer at Woden's Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) campus. ACT Labor senator Katy Gallagher said the funding was important to tackle housing affordability and help resolve Canberra's housing crisis.  Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-11/federal-labor-and-liberals-announce-act-funding-election-lead-up/101057566