Forecasts released by Master Builders Australia (MBA) predict that new residential dwelling starts in the ACT will fall from 5810 in 2022 to 5000 in 2024
While a global recession looks increasingly likely, there are several reasons to think Australia could escape it with careful management, writes PETER MARTIN.
"WEAK ACT legislation makes car theft difficult to prove," writes "Whimsy" columnist CLIVE WILLIAMS. "Even when prosecutors took car-theft offences to court, the sentences to repeat offenders amounted to a weak slap-on-the-wrist."
Playgrounds in Kaleen and Lyons are set to receive upgrades next year, along with the introduction of two new dog parks in Lanyon and Franklin.
Ever wondered how Shane Rattenbury sleeps at night? So does KEEPING UP THE ACT.
Lawyer Farzana Choudhury is the new president of the ACT Law Society.
What does the Optus data breach mean for you and how can you protect yourself? Here's a step-by-step guide.
Access Canberra is receiving a rush of requests from people asking to change their driver’s licence numbers following the cyber attack on Optus.
A $10 million dollar upgrade of the Queanbeyan Courthouse – one of the busiest regional courthouses in NSW – is now complete.
The ACT Opposition say they will call for the resignation of Attorney-General Shane Rattenbury if he does not conduct a full review into the territory’s sentencing and bail laws.
Despite the ACT having the highest average weekly earnings in Australia, around one in 10 Canberrans are living in poverty, according to new data from the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS).
In a dramatic rescue mission, ACT Police and a group of volunteer wildlife rescuers saved an echidna stuck in a storm water drain on Isabella Drive.
