SIMON Corbell has announced the introduction of legislation granting property owners and tenants in the ACT more rights and protections including a broader range of options to respond to domestic violence. “The Residential Tenancies Legislation […]
ALISTAIR Coe says many Canberrans living in complexes are paying unfair water bills because of laws that force them to split costs with other unit holders. In some cases unit owners have to split bills […]
THE Housing Industry Association (HIA) has released the latest edition of its Population and Residential Building Hotspots Report, with ACT taking the top spot nationally. The report ranks the fastest growing metropolitan and regional areas […]
LUTON Tuggeranong directors Richard Luton and Christine Bassingthwaighte have announced Luton Tuggeranong’s purchase of LJ Hooker Tuggeranong. They say the purchase will result in Luton becoming the largest real estate office in Tuggeranong. Richard Luton […]
A NATURAL storyteller from a young age, Eva Warren’s writing journey began as a dream – like most authors – but in the end became a healing activity after losing her husband. “I worked out […]
“What must the Sydney based and essentially nameless and faceless members of the Suburban Land Agency board think of their first year’s effort?” JON STANHOPE doesn’t spare them on Page 3.
IN the dizzying European summer of 1990 a former Canberra public servant took part in a defiant street demonstration in Berlin directed against the looming disappearance of the East German state. The name of this […]
MANIPULATIVE, terrible and fierce, yet William (Billy) McMahon was, until now, the only Australian prime minister who didn’t have a biography written about him. The 250,000-word, 766-page biography, “Tiberius with a Telephone”, by Patrick Mullins […]
3PM UPDATE: MADISON HAS BEEN FOUND SAFE AND WELL, SAY POLICE TEENAGER Madison Clews-Proctor hasn’t been seen since last Thursday, November 8, at her home in Kambah. The 15-year-old contacted her family on Friday but there […]
