Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
Most of ACT's current debt is at fixed rates, so only future borrowing at higher costs will strain the budget.
Why it mattersHigher government debt costs directly threaten funding for ACT schools, hospitals, roads and services.
Sixty-three per cent of ACT public servants voted to reject a three-year pay rise package the government offered.
Why it mattersIf talks don't move, ACT faces either higher wage costs or fresh industrial action that could disrupt public services.
An ACT government funding cut will close Community Options, a key palliative support service.
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