Iconic ACT police car reaches its final stop
After 44 years of use in the ACT, the last Australian-made Holden Commodore police car in operation has been retired.
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The ACT has recorded its 80th covid-related death since the beginning of the pandemic as hospital numbers reached a new record.
The ACT government has signed a contract with Abergeldie Contractors for the raising of London Circuit, with construction to start later this year.
Students attending Bungendore High in early 2023 will be attending classes in a "pop-up school" of demountables.
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War Memorial redevelopment quietly upped by $50 million
A significant rise in construction costs for the Australian War Memorial's redevelopment led the former federal government to quietly providing an extra $50 million to the project.
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Canberra man scores $60 million in Powerball win
A Canberra dad is $60 million richer after holding the only division one winning entry in last night’s (June 30) Powerball draw.
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Lundy takes the chair at the CIT
A former Labor Senator will take over as CIT board chair today (July 1) despite serving as deputy during the awarding of several contracts now being investigated by the ACT’s Integrity Commission.
UPDATE: Police report missing teen Maryam Majeed has been found "safe and well".
Fuel prices remain high in Canberra with motorists paying well over $2 per litre for unleaded.
The number of COVID-19 cases in ACT hospitals has once again reached a record high, as a new covid-related death is reported.
A 34-year-old Wright man is facing 11 charges following the alleged theft of two cars from a home in Garran on June 1.
SNOW – of the artificial kind – will fall in the parliamentary triangle from this afternoon (June 30) with the arrival of a big, new, free Christmas-in-July festival.
With new data revealing a 20,000-person undercount of the ACT's population, the Canberra Liberals are calling on the ACT government to release more land for housing.
Teachers from some Catholic schools in Canberra will walk off the job alongside NSW public school teachers today (June 30) in protest over pay and staff shortages.
The number of people hospitalised with COVID-19 in the ACT has fallen, but new cases have shot up to almost 1500 today (June 29).
A string of frosty mornings has led to Canberrans being reminded to supervise vehicles while defrosting, as criminals target unattended, idling vehicles.
More than 6300 Canberra households have applied for the ACT government's Sustainable Household Scheme, totalling more than $60 million in approved loans for renewable energy products.
A new report shows that between October and December, only 56.8 per cent of people presenting to ACT hospitals spent four hours or less waiting in emergency departments.
A controversial development application for nine housing units in Ainslie to accommodate vulnerable women has been signed off by Planning Minister Mick Gentleman under call-in powers.
