Ngambri man Paul Girrawah House and other local members of the Ngambri have launched proceedings in the ACT Supreme Court to stop the ACT government discriminating against the tribe.
Reported daily covid case numbers have fallen by nearly 50 per cent since Friday, according to new figures from ACT Health today
A mob of kangaroos was instrumental in the arrest of a 24-year-old man and 22-year-old woman last night (July 29) for allegedly stealing a BMW and engaging in dangerous driving.
A triple meteoric spectacle is set to grace our skies this weekend, here's what to expect...
Two men in their eighties are the latest Canberrans to die with COVID-19, according to ACT Health figures released today.
The ACT government is spending $30 million to deliver promised public housing and $57.3 million to repairs in what ACTCOSS CEO Emma Campbell describes as "a long-awaited and desperately needed response to the ACT’s housing crisis".
ACT Writers (formerly the ACT Writers’ Centre) presented two years of its ACT Notable Awards marking published books over the past years —2020 and 2021 — during which presentation ceremonies have been curtailed.
A Queanbeyan resident has reported their family member missing 56 years after he first disappeared.
Daily COVID-19 numbers in the ACT remain high, with three days in a row of more than 1000 COVID-19 cases.
A learner driver, unaccompanied and without L plates displayed, is one of more than 40 people issued infringement notices for illegal phone use during July.
More than $13 million of the ACT budget will be spent on treatment and rehabilitation for alcohol and other drug dependence.
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will share his experience of navigating war at The Australian National University (ANU) on August 3.
