Four people have died with COVID-19 in Canberra, as daily case numbers rise.
Home ownership among young Canberrans is declining, a major welfare report has found.
AN ACT scheme to help building owners pay for the removal of combustible cladding has approved 62 applications out of the 74 that had been made.
After spending spent the past six years hands-on within the construction industry, letter writer VESNA STRIKA, of Gungahlin, has no qualms about wanting to do something – anything – else!
Police are using National Missing Persons Week to renew calls for information to help them solve a 42-year-old Canberra cold case.
The Canberra Liberals are calling for an independent audit of the ACT’s budget amid fears the territory’s debt is “spiralling out of control”.
More than 600 people in Canberra have COVID-19 and more than 100 have been admitted to hospital.
Funding for perinatal mental health screening will be included in the ACT budget being handed down tomorrow (August 2).
A Kambah man who drugged, robbed and sexually assaulted a man he met through a dating app has been charged.
A plan to release more land for sale in the capital won't go far enough to address the unmet demand for stand alone housing in the ACT, according to the Canberra Liberals.
A 19-year-old man on bail was arrested on Saturday night (July 30) after he allegedly stole a car and participated in a string of violent assaults and aggravated burglaries with two other men.
An accident-prone intersection that complaining Narrabundah locals have tried for more than year to get fixed has recorded another smash involving three cars this afternoon (July 30) with a passer-by reporting seeing blood on the ground.
