More magnesium in our daily diet leads to better brain health as we age, according to ANU scientists.
Update: April 5, 5.10pm: Police say missing Shala has been found "safe and well"
UPDATE: 12.25pm, March 23: Police say missing Timothy has been found safe.
ACT principals face the highest levels of violence in the country and the Canberra Liberals want a Legislative Assembly standing committee to take a closer look.
A 35-year-old man threw at hatchet at police as he was being arrested in Lyneham on Wednesday. Police responded by tasering him.
"With scant reason behind the Voice, proponents are either bickering; rationalising the fog surrounding its scope, power and selection process; or insulting opponents," writes reader PETER ROBINSON, of Ainslie.
This week, ACT politicians are forced to live in one of their own high-density apartments in the wilds of Casey... it's KEEPING UP THE ACT!
The latest Catchment Health Indicator Program (CHIP) report shows that water quality across the ACT region has improved, making 2022 the best year in the report's nine-year history.
Seven weeks into her first uni semester, refugee Sahar Ghasemi turned 18. She was disenrolled. Her visa won't allow her to study in Australia after that age. JOHN MINNS writes that it's time Labor ended this cruel visa "limbo".
Canberrans can expect traffic congestion for up to a decade because of tram construction, says Deputy Opposition Leader Jeremy Hanson.
“I didn’t think anything could be worse than the five long years on Nauru, but honestly, the life in Australia where we have no hope of a future is killing us, slowly," a refugee mother tells JOHN MINNS...
No-cause evictions will be removed from the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 from April 1 following the passage of rental reforms in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday.
