Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines.
In a celebration of community spirit, the Rotary Club of Belconnen's Sunday Trash and Treasure Market at Jamison will mark its 50th anniversary on September 8. KATARINA LLOYD JONES reports on what's kept it going all these years.
Be there as our Dear Leader discovers a new part of Canberra (to him), far to the south and long forgotten by his government.
"The Liberals don't need a change in leader, but more a change in strategy when it comes to leadership. Because maybe, just maybe, that will lead to the change in government they’ve been seeking," writes ANDREW HUGHES.
The Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) will take to the streets on Sunday for the Koala Army’s March for Creatures Great and Small, its flagship event of the year.
A $3 billion price tag is a "bizarre figure" that would make a new Canberra city stadium among the most expensive in the world, says ACT Opposition Leader Elizabeth Lee.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines.
Chief Minister Andrew Barr and his Labor-Greens have failed to adequately address the cost-of-living crisis, following the release of the ACT Council of Social Services 2024 ACT Cost of Living Report, says Opposition Leader Elizabeth Lee.
Canberra Liberals Leader Elizabeth Lee wants ACT police to have the necessary tools to prevent outlaw motorcycle gangs from consorting in Canberra.
"Now, I know a lot of local Laborites have had direct CFMEU backing, but having an actual CFMEU employee running for office?" Letter writer ANNE O'DONNELL wonders what's going on with Labor's Kurrajong candidate Aggi Court.
"The vape black market is thriving in Australia and will continue to sell unregulated vapes with unknown ingredients and unknown nicotine levels to anyone of any age who has enough money to buy them," writes PROF ROSS FITZGERALD.
A car fire in Beard, on Saturday afternoon burnt out 2.5 hectares of grassland, which was directly behind an electrical substation and solar battery storage facility.
