Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
The ACT has reached a major milestone in the transition to battery electric vehicles (EVs), with more than 10,000 EVs registered in the ACT as of this week, says the ACT branch of the Australian Electric Vehicle Association.
Canberra recruiter Sarah Rajic is the new president and chair of the Canberra Business Chamber. She succeeds lawyer Archie Tsirimokos.
The government has reinstated the midnight fireworks celebration on Lake Burley Griffin at midnight on New Year's Eve.
"With a minority government installed, we can look forward to the New Year in the hope a government that's more accountable to the Assembly will deliver better outcomes for all Canberrans," says an optimistic MICHAEL MOORE.
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The wait goes on for home owners sweating on an interest rate cut but the Reserve Bank hints long-awaited mortgage relief is getting closer.
A 39-year-old man is facing the ACT Magistrates Court charged with 136 family violence offences involving 11 victims.
"What efforts have been made to save these gentle wombats from being run over when they attempt to cross the highway in a country area near Canberra?" asks letter writer SUSAN CRUTTENDEN, of Dalmeny, NSW.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
Since 2020, young inmates at Bimberi Youth Justice Centre have been denied hugs from family members, a direction Custodial Inspector Rebecca Minty says "lacks humanity".
Two men have been charged after a Mercedes Benz S400 was allegedly stolen from a Gungahlin home in the early hours of Sunday, with one of the men also accused of assaulting a police officer later that day.
