WE'VE got it all wrong around e-scooters, says disability advocate CRAIG WALLACE: "The popularity and expansion of e-scooters have come to represent an increasing threat for people with disability or older Canberrans."
Protest is dangerous, but feminists have a long history of using humour, pranks and stunts to promote their message, writes LISA FRENCH.
PETER MARTIN says interest rate hikes could end by September – but brace for at least one more.
Uncle Andrew has some wise words of political wisdom for his dauphin, Chris Steel.
AT about 12.15pm on Sunday, police received a report of road rage between the driver of a grey Hyundai i30 and the driver of a black Ford Falcon station wagon in Belconnen.
Kristy Giteau is the Monaro Woman of the Year for 2023.
"For people with disability or older Canberrans, the popularity and expansion of e-scooters have come to represent an increasing threat," writes CRAIG WALLACE.
Data from two major studies over the past decade found it didn't matter if teachers had less than one year of teaching experience or had spent 25 years in the classroom – they delivered the same quality of teaching, writes JENNY GORE.
Two teenage drivers have been fined $1841 each for speeding at nearly double the 60km/h roadwork limit, along Gundaroo Drive.
ACT students from year five to year 12 are drawing, painting and creating digital art to protect ACT waterways through a DrainART competition.
Do mandatory assessments of older drivers make our roads safer, asks AMIE HAYLEY.
Is the government capable of developing a planning strategy based on analysis rather than platitudes, wonders letter writer MIKE QUIRK, of Garran.
