Australia to manufacture missiles from next year
Australia will start domestic guided weapons manufacturing from next year after the Albanese government signed a multi-million dollar contract.
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A man in his 80s has died with COVID-19 as cases numbers continue to drop across the territory.
NSW Police will enforce double demerits from this Wednesday (September 21) ahead of the national day of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II.
ACT Health will change routine reporting of COVID-19 information, including case numbers, from daily to weekly after the final daily update is published this Friday (September 9).
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Active covid cases fall to lowest this year
Reported active cases of COVID-19 in the ACT have fallen below 1000 for the first time this year.
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Active covid cases continue to fall
Active cases of COVID-19 in the ACT have fallen for the ninth consecutive day.
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Another covid death, but cases fall
A man in his 80s has died with COVID-19, as case numbers fall across the capital.
The ACT’S COVID-19 hospital numbers have fallen below 100 for the first time in weeks.
A man in his 90s has died with COVID-19, bringing Canberra’s pandemic death toll to 117.
The ACT has recorded its lowest number of new COVID-19 cases this year.
A man in his 80s has died with COVID-19, marking the ACT’s 107th covid death and the tenth in the space of a week.
The ACT's 2022-23 budget has been slammed by the Canberra Business Chamber as being "underwhelming".
Covid hospital numbers in the ACT have fallen again, but new case numbers have risen back up to near 1000.
The ACT has now passed 180,000 total covid cases since the start of the pandemic, as daily infections jumped back over 1000 today (July 19).
The ACT Government will launch a fixed-site health and drug checking service on July 21 for a six-month pilot, in an attempt to reduce drug harm in Canberra.
Only 966 blocks of land were released for detached housing in Canberra during 2021, a…
Covid hospitalisations in the ACT have hit a new record again today (July 13).
ACT Health has identified two cases of monkeypox in ACT residents.
An additional $3.1 million of the ACT budget will be spent on attracting tourists to Canberra after the pandemic slashed visitor expenditure by more than a billion dollars.
