Last weekend’s ACT election results have again revealed how out of touch our nation’s capital city is with mainstream Australians. While it is tempting to write off the ACT Legislative Assembly as little more than a glorified city council, ACT elections are one of the clearest indicators of elite opinion that we have – and the results are alarming.
ACT Labor will continue to govern, as it has done since 2001, but the big winners were the Greens, who have more than doubled there representation.
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