WHEN a video went viral late last year of a cyclist being knocked off a bike by a trailer, Pedal Power ACT discovered a major issue with the law, reports DANIELLE NOHRA.
Danielle Nohra
Danielle Nohra is a former "CityNews" editor.
WITH high temperatures and fires said to become a new normal in Australia, concerned local Beatrice Bodart-Bailey is worried about whether it will cause an increase in the amount of potentially deadly, toxic-waste fires in the ACT.
AFTER more than 35 years of hell, Dianne Corcoran, a woman living with spina bifida, has had enough of Housing ACT putting her in homes that aren’t disability modified.
Proposed plans to upgrading Braddon's Lonsdale Street will put further pressure on parking in the…
THE Watson Community Association is anxiously waiting to see if almost 440 trees will be removed to make space for an ACT government development in north Watson.
Belconnen Bowling Club will be able to open its kitchen for the first time in more than three years after being allocated ACT government funding today (April 13).
Police Minister Mick Gentleman has apologised for the "unacceptable treatment" of an Aboriginal man during an unlawful arrest in May last year.
For too long successive ACT governments have failed the Aboriginal peoples of this region, but a new discussion paper, published by The Australian Institute today (March 23), reveals that ignoring Canberra's past is no longer an option.
A GAME-changing amendment to the Native Title Act 1993 will force the ACT government to negotiate land rights with local traditional custodians, including the Ngambri people, says Ngambri elder Paul House.
Phillip Business Community president Tom Adams is frustrated by the lack of ACT government support to small businesses in the past year and can cite multiple small businesses that have been forced to shut or move during the pandemic.
The Chief Minister's office has quietly appointed former Labor cabinet minister Gordon Ramsay to an advisory role to Mr Barr barely four months on from the 2020 ACT Election.
The first vials of the Pfizer vaccine will arrive in the territory next week and officials have already started contacting people who are eligible for it under the first phase, said Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith this afternoon (February 15).
