Fascinated by how they used the forces of nature in getting around the world, 81-year-old John Cottee developed a love for crafting model sailing ships when he was 10, reports LILY PASS.
The National Archives of Australia has reached a significant milestone, having digitised more than one million World War II records and archivist Rebecca Panna couldn't be prouder.
A report into policies, plans and strategies for managing wood heaters in the ACT found they were insufficient to protect human health and the environment.
Author James Page (aka Canberran Warren Page) is better known in London as the author of “A Slaver’s Tide” than he is locally as a writer from Waramanga.
Three women have teamed up for an important cause – encouraging migrant and refugee women to undergo breast screening in the ACT.
President of the Canberra Indian Myna Action Group Bill Handke has started a petition to the Legislative Assembly calling for more government action, after two years of inaction. LILY PASS reports...
Of the 129 samples submitted as ketamine, only 76 contained ketamine. Reporter LILY PASS looks at the sorts of drugs being presented to CanTEST, the drug-checking service that opened in Canberra almost a year ago.
Skater Annie Brett tells reporter LILY PASS that roller derby has always been popular in Canberra, but is now growing as a sport Australia-wide.
Social historian, journalist Nichole Overall has spent the past month putting together a set of special pieces, reflecting on big news events from 1993 to 2023, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of “CityNews”.
Hannah Andrevski started Roundabout Canberra because she is a mum who likes the idea of being able to pass her secondhand baby items on to people in the community who need them, reports LILY PASS.
After more than 20 years of BMX racing, "Haz" Burbidge-Smith, 27, was invited to experience something new. It was mountain bike riding and, as she tells reporter LILY PASS, she's never looked back.
SREEYA Das graduated from Narrabundah College in 2021 with a 99.85 ATAR. Since then she has made it her mission to help other students find success, reports LILY PASS.
