Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines.
The Yarralumla brickworks redevelopment has the green light following the approval of the Estate Development Plan.
Just months after launching its schedules between Canberra and Bali, Batik Air is reducing its flights, which has left some passengers angry.
Thirteen community projects will share in $206,500 available through the ACT Heritage Grants program.
A Canberra Liberals government will deliver a clear plan to improve literacy and numeracy, better support teachers and ensure all students have access to well maintained and safe learning environments, says Elizabeth Lee.
"If the government is unwilling to adjust land prices downwards, the budget forecasts of land supply are little more than wishful thinking." JON STANHOPE & KHALID AHMED say revenue estimates for land supply make no sense.
Though none snagged a national award, here are the ACT winners of Wotif's 2024 Uniquely Aussie Awards.
Persistently high inflation and high interest rates are exacting a devastating toll on low-income households and adding to demand for community sector services across the ACT, says a new report.
"Me and all the Greens woke up yesterday and discovered we hadn't been in government for the past 12 years. Crazy, right?!" More revelations from Rattenbury's Believe it or Else!
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines.
Firefighters extinguished a blaze at the Ochre Medical Centre on Hardwick Crescent in Holt on Tuesday morning.
"Is it any wonder that our emergency departments in Canberra are overrun when even relatively minor cases cannot be attended to at the Walk In Centres because there is no doctor on duty?" writes reader ALEX COURAGE, of Yarralumla.
