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43 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF JOHN LENNON'S ASSASSINATION
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Second man charged with 1999 murder
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Joseph Vekony has faced court two decades after allegedly playing a role in the murder of Canberra woman Irma Palasics during a violent home invasion.
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No midnight fireworks on New Year's Eve
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The ACT government has cancelled the midnight New Year's Eve fireworks at Lake Burley Griffin. There will be only a 9pm event with no show to welcome in the New Year.
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Higgins torn between job and rape complaint
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A detective who first investigated Brittany Higgins' claims of sexual assault has described the difficult process of getting evidence from Parliament House.
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States swelter as the bushfire risk soars
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Tens of thousands of Australians are sweltering through extreme temperatures, as scorching conditions raise the danger of bushfires and heat stress.
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ACT kicks in $5m to fight fire ants
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The ACT will contribute more than $5 million towards the eradication of red imported fire ants in Australia.
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Drumgold sued by Liberal senator
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Liberal Senator Linda Reynolds has launched defamation action against the ACT government and former chief prosecutor Shane Drumgold over a letter.
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Who's top of the ministerial pops this year?
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There are winners and losers in political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN'S end-of-year report card on the Albanese government ministers.
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Fair dinkum prosecco, but not in Singers
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"Perversely, the Italians now appear to have the right to register the name prosecco as coming exclusively from north-east Italy," writes wine writer RICHARD CALVER.
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Gallery's robotic sculpture ‘dances’ into being
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Arts editor HELEN MUSA has spent an extraordinary 30 minutes watching the National Gallery's latest acquisition, a huge, moving sculpture by American artist Jordan Wolfson, titled "Body Sculpture".
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Webster’s music turns the lights back on
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Composer Matthew J Webster has a new job and a new album to celebrate, reports HELEN MUSA.
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Maggie Beer ‘blown away’ by gallery portrait
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It was something of a love-fest on Thursday afternoon at the National Portrait Gallery when artist Del Kathryn Barton joined Maggie Beer to unveil her new portrait of the kitchen queen, reports HELEN MUSA.
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This week's digital edition
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SHARON Jacobs was ordained in February, and has made it her mission to put her own mark on Tuggeranong Uniting Church’s “Blue Christmas” service, she tells reporter LILY PASS.
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