BUNGENDORE will get a “celebration of culture” for the first time next month, thanks to a Reconnecting Regional NSW grant.
A 36-year-old Cook man and a 43-year-old Coombs woman were arrested in Hawker after a suspected drug deal last night (January 9).
ENLIGHTEN, Canberra’s annual autumn festival (March 3-19), will feature pride weekend for the first time.
THE north and southbound lanes on William Hovell Drive, north of Coppins Crossing Road, are closed and are expected to be for several hours following a car crash this morning (January 10).
NON-compliant Renault diesel buses are still being used, claims the ACT opposition, in defiance of new National Disability Standards.
"Many people with disability are concerned about euthanasia becoming a default option for people whose lives are made unbearable by poverty, unsuitable housing, healthcare, pain management and isolation," says CRAIG WALLACE.
Why do people remember embarrassing things they’ve said or done in the past and feel ashamed all over again, asks DAVID JOHN HALLFORD?
SARAH MILNE says she has always been mistaken for a shoplifter. It’s got to do with her gaunt frame not filling out her clothes properly, leaving ample space for the concealment of goods.
SUMMERNATS organisers placed police and community members at significant risk, says the police union
THREE people have been arrested and three stolen vehicles recovered by Operation Toric in recent separate incidents.
A 20-year-old Murrumbateman man is facing charges of doing burnouts in Acton and allegedly speeding at more than 110km/h in an 80km/h zone.
Canberra cannot afford the ACT government’s incompetence if it is to become a more environmentally, socially and financially sustainable city, says letter writer MIKE QUIRK.
