Four teenage boys have been charged after allegedly stealing several vehicles and attempting to break into homes last month.
A woman has been charged with offences relating to an alleged fraud at a Queanbeyan-based business involving more than $700,000.
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"When I see our ACT Green MLAs in their green outfits, I wonder whether subconsciously they are compensating for a feeling that their policies aren’t very green," writes Prof BEATRICE BODART-BAILEY.
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KEEPING UP THE ACT looks at the "new season, new promises, old tricks" program choice on Votetix.
Narrabundah's Boomanulla Oval complex will be transitioned back to the indigenous community if the Canberra Liberals are successful at the October 19 election.
"If being terrible at something makes you happy, that’s great. But if somebody cares about you, they’ll ask you to get a lesson. Or give you the advice that takes courage to give," writes Kindness columnist ANTONIO DI DIO.
"The indies are going to do very well. They will hold the balance of power. But after talking so big on change, do they support Labor or make Lee chief minister?" Political columnist ANDREW HUGHES calls the October 19 card.
It is a travesty that the late Australian painter John Olsen has not been awarded our highest honour, the Companion of the Order of Australia. This should happen posthumously, and soon, says ROSS FITZGERALD.
Independents for Canberra candidates intend to sit on the crossbench rather than forming part of a coalition government, says leader Thomas Emerson.
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