FORMER staff appear to be victims of last month's ACT Legal Aid hacking.
HALF a million dollars worth of weapons, jewellery, steroids, and luxury vehicles have been seized after a three month police operation.
ACT Auditor-General Michael Harris has warned that deficits will continue over the next four years, as expenses look set to exceed revenue.
AFTER 95 years of selling shoes in Queanbeyan and Canberra, Frawley's Shoes in Garema Place, will close its doors next year.
A 74-year-old man has been winched to safety after spending the night in bushland in Canberra's south.
A valuable collection of coins has been stolen from a home in Queanbeyan.
It would instead establish a body that could make representations to parliament and the executive, writes ANNE TWOMEY.
With holiday traffic about to hit the road, police are urging motorists to re-think their driving behaviour with the launch of their summer road safety campaign.
A program to remove dangerous flammable cladding from 23 government buildings has been completed.
A clinic offering treatment and support for young people with an eating disorder will open in Braddon next year.
Leopold Hungsberg, 74, is missing – and has medical conditions that could disorient him – leaving his family concerned for his welfare.
In summarising the latest events around the failed Lehrmann trial and its aftermath, "CityNews" legal columnist HUGH SELBY sees more sparks in this smouldering bonfire of the vanities.
