A 40-year-old man has been charged after allegedly strangling and assaulting two teenagers at his Kambah home on Tuesday night.
It’s taken prolific military historian Peter Stanley 30 years to get his latest tome – a wartime novel of sport and war – on to the bookshelves. ROD HENSHAW shares the story of the book and why it took so long to see the light of day.
An L-plate motorcyclist clocked doing 135km/h in an 80km/h zone on the Barton Highway has lost her licence for six months.
The ACT Treasurer Chris Steel has welcomed the federal budget saying its range of initiatives will benefit Canberra.
There's lots to catch up in KEEPING UP THE ACT's latest look at Nurse Rach's snake oil and medicine show.
It’s taken distinguished military historian and author Peter Stanley 30 years to get his latest tome on to the bookshelves, writes ROD HENSHAW.
The contentious construction progress of light rail continues to evoke responses from CityNews readers, most of whom are refusing to lie down and let the government's tram spin roll over them. Here are the latest letters.
Labor’s fourth federal budget has failed once again to deliver meaningful investment in the territory, despite the big promises made at the last election, said ACT independent senator David Pocock.
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A 30-year-old unlicensed driver, wanted for other driving offences, faces court after failing to stop for police last week.
A 33-year-old man is facing charges after allegedly kicking his former partner to the ground at her home in Kaleen on Saturday morning.
"Tariffs generally are bad for world trade, especially for the weakest trading countries," says letter writer TIM WALSHAW, of Watson.
