"A separate dwelling is the dominant choice for most households in Canberra, although the share of households occupying higher-density dwellings is increasing," writes former planner MIKE QUIRK.
A white Ford Ranger was driven through the front doors of a Coles supermarket in a ram-raid robbery at the Chisholm Village Shopping Centre early on Wednesday morning.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines.
The Canberra Reconciliation Day long weekend will begin with the annual National Sorry Day Bridge Walk on Friday and end with a community event to mark the public holiday on Monday in Commonwealth Park.
Police are investigating a "suspicious" house fire in Holt after a dead body was found early on Wednesday morning.
Why are ACT taxpayers paying the legal fees for the head of the Education Directorate in her lawsuit against the Integrity Commission? That's the question the Canberra Liberals are pressing Education Minister Yvette Berry to answer.
Canberra GP Dr Kerrie Aust is the new AMA ACT president.
Build apartments for families and they will come, says columnist MIKE QUIRK. Existing stock is dominated by one to two-bedroom apartments marketed to investors whose prime market is singles and childless couples who rent.
Far away in the inner north KEEPING UP THE ACT joins Canberra's own fairytale princess, Alicia Payne, as she shares her enchanted ideas for Canberra.
Political columnist ANDREW HUGHES has hit on a way for a candidate to get elected. Well, some of the way. He calls it the Hughes Rule of Three and thinks it's a winner.
The ACT Integrity Commission has confirmed that legal proceedings against its "Operation Kingfisher" by Katy Haire, head of the ACT Education Directorate, are not hindering the investigation.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines.
