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New data has shed light on the territory's housing crisis. The time it takes to build new homes in Canberra has doubled in a little over a decade. Industry leaders are concerned the issue is compounding and turning people off the idea of building in the capital. Lucinda Garbutt-Young has the details. The use of artificial intelligence in the Australian Public Service has run into a very real problem, Connor Pearce reports. While demand for the new technology is high, the number of people with the skills to responsibly administer it is still limited. Get the full story here. A controversial former secretary of the public school teacher's union is behind a push for educators to join a "new union" promising cheaper fees and better outcomes for members. The man resigned from the education union three years ago after sexual harassment allegations came to light, claims which he strenuously denies. Last week, some teachers and school leaders in the ACT received an email from the man in his new role urging them to join the Teachers Professional Association. Sarah Lansdown has the story.
Elsewhere, the Prime Minister has come under fire for his close relationship with former Qantas boss Alan Joyce, after allegations from a soon-to-be-released book were aired. And the make-up of the territory's Legislative Assembly has been decided, with its final member elected after a week of counting. This Sunday is bringing a partly cloudy day, with a top of 24 degrees. | 