Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
The last of QantasLink's Boeing 717 jets was retired in October, but it appears to have remained in service and was last spotted on Monday at Canberra Airport.
A police officer narrowly missed being shot by a hunting arrow in a serious incident earlier this year.
"Dr Hughes should have chosen his words more carefully as it gives the impression our elected representatives in 'backbencher' positions are in a job that's very easy and pleasant, requiring little effort," says letter writer TONY FALLA.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
Toni Rolls is the first female president of the Royal National Capital Agricultural Society.
Qatar Airways is to re-launch daily flights to Canberra, but it would seem not any time soon.
The Weston Creek Community Centre's free laundry service for homeless people has been suspended after thieves stole the washing machine and dryer.
A 36-year-old woman has been charged with assaulting police following a dispute with her neighbour in Taylor on Friday night.
Police subdued a 23-year-old man with tasers after he entered the Tuggeranong Police Station armed with a sledgehammer and began using the handle to strike the barrier on the front desk on Friday afternoon.
A man is dead after two trucks collided on the Hume Highway, Cullerin, about five kilometres east of Gunning, late on Friday night.
Big data has revolutionised research, honing sharper results across far greater fields of exploration, but it isn’t a fail-safe guarantor of accuracy, writes ANDREW LEIGH.
