A truck driver was rescued after the vehicle rolled over and caught fire at the Glenloch Interchange on Tuesday afternoon.
Not a single ACT property surveyed by Anglicare was considered affordable and appropriate for households relying on income support. Just one listing – around 0.1 per cent – was affordable for a single person on the minimum wage.
Canberra’s housing market has reached a new milestone, with house prices climbing to a record high even as the unit market continues to decline, according to the latest report from Domain.
The ACT Ambulance Service has recorded its busiest start to a year, with close to 20,000 Triple Zero calls in the first quarter of 2026.
More than 450,000 illicit cigarettes and thousands of vaping devices have been seized during a multi-agency crackdown on illegal tobacco sales across Canberra.
A major upgrade of Old Well Station Road through Nadjung Mada Nature Reserve has been completed, improving access and emergency response capabilities in Canberra’s north.
Volleyball ACT says surging participation across Canberra is pushing the sport to its limits, with demand for courts now outstripping available space, says Volleyball ACT president David Byrne.
The ACT has again ranked among the weakest performers in the country for housing activity, according to the latest Housing Industry Association (HIA) Scorecard.
Large areas of the ACT’s parks and reserves will be temporarily closed from May 11 to June 12 as part of the government’s annual aerial pest control program.
A 51-year-old Reid man has been charged after allegedly threatening a woman with a sword in Glebe Park.
The demolition of an ageing public housing complex in Yarralumla will begin soon, clearing the way for 30 new homes.
Believe it or not, Shane Rattenbury's hung up his pith helmet and departed the Legislative Assembly. KEEPING UP THE ACT looks at what might be life's next challenge for the wilting Greens leader.
