Smoke may be visible from three prescribed burns on Thursday, in Gordon, Molonglo Valley and Garran.
Australians think government's most important role is to provide health care for the sick, control who enters Australia’s borders and provide a decent standard of living for the old, new research from the ANU shows.
"The fiasco of the Spilt Milk festival has shown: trams are ineffective at evacuating large numbers of people. If the line is blocked, be it by people or fallen branches, the whole operation comes to a halt," writes BEATRICE BODART-BAILEY.
On Boronia Farm, just outside Donnybrook in WA, stands an 80-something-year-old apple tree (Malus domestica) that’s at the heart of a global industry, writes SUSAN BROOMHALL.
Reader MICHAEL BOYLE, of Chapman, has responded to the "CityNews" invitation for more voices on the Voice...
Beejay Silcox has been appointed artistic director of the August Canberra Writers Festival.
A 37-year-old man travelling at twice the posted limit near a childcare centre in Belconnen has lost six demerit points, fined $1841 and been issued an infringement.
ACT government population projections estimate 784,000 people will be living in the ACT by 2060, leaving the Canberra Liberals concerned about housing.
A 65-year-old Amaroo man has been charged with possessing child-abuse material following a police operation on Tuesday.
“Sometimes there are some jobs you wish you hadn’t seen,” firefighter Des Falconer told LILY PASS. But he treasures every minute of his 40 years of service. Des reluctantly retires this week.
Tax-free super for the super rich is a bad deal for the rest of us – and Morrison said it first, writes PETER MARTIN.
"What Canberrans are really yelling at me, is how tired they are of the current branding of Canberra Health Services," writes ACT Minister for Declining Health Services RACHEL STEPHEN-SMITH (aka "Keeping up the ACT").
