A 25-year-old woman from Jacka is the second person charged in relation to the shooting of a man in North Lyneham in March.
"It’s time to call the tramline what it really is: a white elephant on rails, and a symbol of a government that has lost touch with the people it claims to serve," says letter writer JOHN FRANZE.
Switching from gas is more complicated for apartments than for free-standing homes, but could apartments lead the way, asks DR WENDY RUSSELL, who is leading research into co-ordinated approaches to apartment decarbonisation.
ACT police Taskforce Invidia has identified five outlaw motorcycle gang members of the Finks involved in a brawl in Braddon early on Sunday and the Canberra Liberals say it's another example of why the ACT needs anti-consorting laws.
A speeding, drunk, disqualified driver was caught by police near Uriarra on Sunday afternoon.
Two men have been charged after patrons and staff were allegedly assaulted at a bar in Lonsdale Street, Braddon, early on Sunday morning.
A Sydney-based group wants to save the embattled Rex Airlines by rebranding it as TAA and focusing its hope on Darwin Airport, reports SCOTT MAYMAN.
Tuesday's ACT budget will list spending of more than $145 million to kickstart home building.
A 34 year-old McKellar man, with a disqualified licence and on a good behaviour order, was arrested early on Sunday morning after driving at more than three times over the legal blood alcohol limit and spitting at police.
Police have released a photo of a man who allegedly engages inappropriately with young women on buses.
Ahead of its formal budget presentation, the ACT government has announced it is spending more than $15 million on tourism and community events, including the revitalisation of Telstra Tower.
Independent MLA Thomas Emerson will introduce a Private Member’s Bill intended to ensure the ACT government upholds its commitments under the National Agreement on Closing the Gap because "we’re not on track to close the gap".
