Spence residents assaulted after group break-in
Five people broke into a Spence home early this morning (July 10) before assaulting the three residents inside.
Canberra returns to tighter patient restrictions
Health facilities, including hospitals, across the ACT will return to tighter visitor restrictions of one visitor per patient, per day, next week.
Cops take charge of quarantine checks
ACT policing has stood up a dedicated team to check the increasing number of people self-isolating and quarantining in the ACT, says Canberra’s top cop Neil Gaughan.
Shooters, Fishers, Farmers register for the ACT election
The Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party of the ACT has officially registered for Canberra's October election.
Confirmed virus case went to Belconnen mall
Canberra's confirmed another new coronavirus case, bringing to ACT's total to 113.
New testing facilities open to meet increased demand
Three more COVID-19 testing clinics will open over the next week to meet a recent increase in demand for coronavirus testing.
Second virus crisis: Should we start talking elimination?
Nationally, the suppression versus elimination debate is one that we’ve never properly had. Maybe it’s time we did, writes political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN.
Griffith man charged for hotel death
A Griffith man's been charged with murder after he allegedly assaulted and killed a man in Kingston Hotel on Sunday (July 5).
Ute driver flees after hitting motorcyclist in Florey
A ute driver allegedly didn't stop after colliding with a motorcyclist in Florey last week.
Covid uncertainty grounds student airlift
The international student airlift planned by the ANU and UC has been postponed.
No one’s to blame for new cases, says health chief
No one's to blame for new coronavirus cases, said ACT chief health officer Dr Kerryn Coleman, who is urging Canberrans to be kind to one another so people continue to get tested.
Health chief postpones further easing of restrictions
In response to the quickly evolving situation in Victoria, ACT chief health officer Dr Kerryn Coleman says Canberra will postpone moving to stage three easing of restrictions.
New virus case was infectious in Gungahlin store
Canberra's newest confirmed coronavirus case was infectious when he went into a Gungahlin store on Monday (July 6).
Man killed in Kingston Hotel was from Dalmeny
The man who died following a fight inside the Kingston Hotel on Sunday (July 5) night is from Dalmeny, NSW, police report.
Restrictions unlikely to ease after ACT records new cases
Hours after Chief Minister Andrew Barr made an announcement about the easing of coronavirus restrictions planned for Friday (July 10), he made a second announcement saying the relaxing of restrictions will likely be postponed.
Canberra records three new virus cases
After about a month of being coronavirus-free, the ACT has recorded three new COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours.
Trial could see electric vehicle owners paid
Electric vehicle (EV) owners could get paid for putting electricity from their car batteries back into the grid, if a new Canberra trial is successful.
Armed men force themselves into Chisholm home
Two armed men forced their way into a Chisholm home before they injured a resident and stole items from the property last night (July 7).
Melbourne heads back into a strict lockdown
Under the restrictions, people will only be able to leave their home to shop for essential goods and services, for care and compassionate reasons, exercise, and for work and study if it cannot be conducted from home, writes political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN.
Melbourne outbreak stalls easing of restrictions
Stage three easing of restrictions will still go ahead this Friday (July 10) but Chief Minister Andrew Barr says the government has had to make some changes because of "significant concern" in light of Melbourne's coronavirus outbreak.
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Ute driver flees after hitting motorcyclist in Florey
A ute driver allegedly didn't stop after colliding with a motorcyclist in Florey last week.
