Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
KEEPING UP THE ACT looks at ABC lo-cal radio and marvels at the unbearable lightness of its broadcasting.
A 13-year-old boy and two 16-year-old girls have been arrested for assaulting staff and members of the public at Costco, Majura Park.
Is the Labor-Greens coalition and their "Parliamentary and Governing Agreement" getting shaky, muses MICHAEL MOORE. Or is there just early posturing with little over a year to go to the next October election.
Andrew Barr and his Labor-Greens government need to listen to local GPs and exempt general practice from the new payroll tax that applies to contractor GPs, says Canberra Liberals leader Elizabeth Lee.
Mary-Therese Daniel, a presidential member of the ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal, is its new president. She succeeds the late Graeme Neate.
National Peacekeepers Day (September 14) has prompted memories of involvement in peacekeeping and the power of music in pursuing peace for IAN McLEAN, former officer commanding and music director of RMC Band.
Twenty midwives have resigned from North Canberra Hospital since the ACT government's sudden takeover of Calvary Public Hospital.
No people were injured in a s suspicious house fire in Moncrieff, but significant damage was done to a townhouse.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
Canberrans are being invited to learn more about gardening in small spaces, with a giveaway of plants and flowers in Braddon.
A man is dead after falling down a cliff while abseiling in the Southern Highlands on Monday.
