The ACT Government will spend $37.5 million to expand the Belconnen Basketball Stadium, increasing the number of indoor courts from four to seven as part of the 2026-27 Budget.
ACT Opposition Leader Mark Parton is calling on the ACT Government to publicly release the full costings and timeline for Light Rail Stage 2B to Woden, arguing Canberrans deserve greater transparency over major infrastructure spending.
"The name and the classic black-and-gold checkered uniform have stuck around, creating the iconic look of Canberra’s oldest hockey club." TIA PRIEST-WILLIMOTT looks at a club celebrating 90th years together.
A 53-year-old Chifley man is the third person that has been charged following an investigation into people allegedly using bank accounts to move millions of dollars obtained through business email compromise scams in the ACT.
The Canberra Liberals say an independent review of ACT public school resourcing has exposed years of systemic failures, as the ACT Government unveils what it describes as a “generational shift” towards a single co-ordinated system.
The ACT Government will spend $3.1 million as part of the 2026-27 Budget over two years on the next stage of voluntary assisted dying policy work, including establishing a citizens’ jury.
"Anger can get that cut-through and then some… It stays in our minds longer than a positive message," writes ANDREW HUGHES as he explains how anger is a useful tool for messaging of brand and narrative in politics.
Fiscal wrangler Saul Eslake comes face to face with Canberra's Loan Arranger. It's KEEPING UP THE ACT.
The Australian National Eisteddfod’s Bands & Orchestras event last week saw awards spread evenly across the competition, with six Platinum awards, 25 Gold, 32 Silver and 11 Bronze awards presented.
A 30-year-old Hughes man has been charged following an alleged blackmail and aggravated robbery in Belconnen last month.
The ACT Government will spend $7.4 million on new support measures aimed at helping low-income households manage housing and cost-of-living pressures as part of the 2026-27 Budget.
Carol Wapshere's memoir, How to be an IT Grrrl, traces a career that spans decades, countries, and a tech industry that was not built with people like her in mind, reports DHWANI PATHAK.
