The Uniting Church Synod of NSW and ACT, and its service arm, Uniting, has today (February 12) labelled Canberra's proposed drug law changes a breakthrough, saying the council is in full support of it.
Danielle Nohra
Danielle Nohra is a former "CityNews" editor.
WHILE many architects dream of making architecture more accessible, Sarah Lebner is doing it.
“IS tofu processed?” was the irritating question that inspired first-time author Ayla Marika to find out.
“OBSESSED” Goulburn life coach Jaemin Frazer has spent a decade researching how people can overcome insecurity, and found that it takes seven practices.
Author Peter Freeman has just writing a book about the lives and work of early Canberra architects Malcolm Moir and his wife Heather Sutherland.
CLIMBING on to the roof as a child in rainy, cloudy north-east England, Anna Moore would look up at the sky and, even as a four-year-old, know she would get into a career that involves space.
"It’s not heat you have to worry about, it’s the UV index,” says epidemiologist Prof Robyn Lucas.
PARLIAMENT House’s voluntary head beekeeper Cormac Farrell has become quite attached to the parliament bees, and at times says they become quite attached to him!
POLICEMAN Marcus Boorman has led high-profile cases – attempted assassinations of heads of state, homicides and organised crime events – but says his role leading ACT’s road policing is one of the most demanding jobs he’s ever had.
At least three people have taken to Facebook to report that their car keys, and in some cases their cars, were stolen from Club Lime gyms in Canberra's south yesterday (November 16).
AN amateur woodworker is hoping to build some joy into the lives of underprivileged children, as he races against the clock to make doll cots in time for Christmas.
If the current government leadership hadn’t abandoned the budgeted ACT Health Capital Asset Development Plan, then Canberra would have an almost-built state-of-the-art hospital, according to a document released under freedom of information.
