To relieve fishing pressure and conserve native species, the ACT government has released a five-year draft fish stocking plan.
All ACT Government turf sportsground will re-open for training and match play today (October 12).
Nearly one-third of Australian adults who've had COVID-19 had symptoms last more than four weeks, according to a new ANU study.
University reseachers and a group of First Nations Australians are working together to document ancient art in the bark of boab trees.
SO, Aunty Val's sitting there in Westminster Abbey for the Queen's funeral but needs to go to the loo... what could possibly go wrong? It's a fun read, it's "Seven Days" with IAN MEIKLE.
On October 16, Canberra’s first satellite town, Woden/Weston celebrates its 60th anniversary with a party at Eddison Park. FIONA CARRICK looks back at the past six decades and wonders what the future holds for the township.
KEEPING UP THE ACT's gone all Aristotle-in-reverse this week. By knowing the men, you'll recognise the these naughty boys, Li'l Andy and Shaney.
Queanbeyan teachers are preparing to rally outside the office of Monaro MP Nichole Overall tomorrow (October 12) to protest against wage cuts.
ACT Attorney-General Shane Rattenbury has survived a no confidence motion moved against him following his refusal to conduct an independent review into the territory's sentencing and bail laws.
ACT Government sportsgrounds are set to remain closed today (October 11), and potentially for the rest of the week.
Public swimming pools in Canberra should have dedicated swimming times for trans and gender diverse people, according to the ACT Greens.
The Liberals' weakness is self-evident and, especially at the state level, part of a long-term change in the country's electoral politics, writes FRANK BONGIORNO.
