The Canberra Liberals hold concerns about the Board of Inquiry into the Bruce Lehrmann trial, saying the inquiry outline does not cover the "serious allegation of political interference".
"The Liberals’ reverse course regarding the tram is not a betrayal as Minister Steel calls it. The betrayal of the public happened in 2012," writes PROF BEATRICE BODART-BAILEY.
The ACT government has announced a Board of Inquiry into the aftermath of the abandoned Lehrmann rape case, but not settled the terms of reference nor appointed anyone to lead the inquiry.
Ready? Deep breath, here we go again. It's KEEPING UP THE ACT'S "Wokey Brokey" singalong.
It's been a particularly strong year for our popular news website, citynews.com.au, the first full year on the new-look, news-driven format.
The truth is the Christmas tree is a relatively new tradition. It originated as a minor, localised tradition in the 17th century, writes JAMES A. T. LANCASTER.
A Canberra Ornithologist Group report, "Long-Term Trends in ACT Woodland Birds 1998-2019", reveals declining trends in 32 bird populations.
Icon Water is seeking a rate rise of 6.5 per cent per year for the period of July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2028.
Two 15-year-olds and a 13-year-old have been arrested for a house burglary and vehicle thefts in Dunlop.
"Nobody builds train bridges out of concrete for one simple reason. The vibration causes cracks. Water gets into the cracks, and corrodes the metal reinforcement," laments letter writer TIM WALSHAW, of Watson.
The endangered Key's matchstick grasshopper has been rediscovered by Scouts ACT in Namadgi National Park.
Three people were taken to hospital following a car accident on Bungendore Road between Matthews Lane and the sewage treatment plant, which closed lanes in both directions, just after 2pm yesterday (December 19).
