Alistair Coe MLA

The Shadow Minister for Transport Services, Alistair Coe MLA, believes the Government is far from ready to introduce controversial point-to-point speed cameras across the Territory.

In an extraordinary example of how out-of-touch the Chief Minister is with housing affordability concerns in the ACT, Mr Stanhope has claimed price is not important for Canberrans struggling to afford to buy a home in Canberra’s squeezed housing market, said the Shadow Minister for Housing, Alistair Coe.

The ACT Government has wasted hundreds of thousands of dollars on concrete and stainless steel blocks for people to glue posters to. Each block costs between $18,171 and $36,111.

The ACT Government must do more to foster competition in the compulsory third party insurance market in the ACT, according to the Shadow Minister for Urban Services, Alistair Coe.

On Thursday 8 July, Vicki Dunne MLA and I will host a meeting in Hawker to discuss the Government’s proposed changes to the arrangements at Hawker Shops.

Starting from tomorrow, Canberra families will be slugged even more just for getting to work or school. Bus fares and parking fees will rise again to pay back the massive deficits racked up under ACT Labor, said the Shadow Minister for Transport Services, Alistair Coe.

It is a pleasure to rise in the early hours today to pay tribute to Canberra’s Korean community. The Korean community are a vibrant part of our Canberra multicultural scene, and I very much enjoy attending their events.

I rise tonight to commend former and serving reservists in the Australian forces. I have the utmost respect for the men and women who sacrifice so much in order that we might enjoy the freedoms we have in this country.

I rise tonight to pay tribute to one of Canberra’s sporting teams—one of Canberra’s sporting teams that do not always get all the recognition they deserve and all the media attention that they deserve but, nonetheless, a fantastic team.

I rise this afternoon to pay tribute to the ACT highland dancing championships and competition held in Canberra on 5 June. The championships are widely regarded as one of the major state championships within the Australasian dancing community and it was a pleasure for me to witness them.