Police are seeking the public's help to identify a man following an alleged theft and assault at a sunglasses store in Woden earlier this month.
The ACT Greens are backing a proposal to cap the University of Canberra vice-chancellor's salary at no more than the prime minister's pay as part of a broader push to overhaul the university's governance.
Bungendore Village Leather will close after 35 years, with owners Brian and Wendy Lake announcing their retirement after failing to find a buyer for the long-running family business.
Three drivers allegedly tested positive to drugs during a joint police and ACT Corrective Services operation targeting contraband at the Alexander Maconochie Centre on Saturday.
The Australian Medical Association ACT is warning that growing workforce pressures are putting specialist medical training at risk, with concerns raised about the future capacity of several training programs.
The ACT Government has taken another step towards reopening Telstra Tower, signing a Heads of Agreement with Telstra and securing initial works approval from the National Capital Authority.
Three drivers have been charged after allegedly committing a string of traffic offences across Canberra Tuesday night, including drug driving, failing to stop for police and driving while disqualified.
A second man has been charged following a major ACT drug trafficking investigation after police allegedly linked him to firearms and stolen Pokémon trading cards recovered during earlier raids.
An Australian National University research team has been named a finalist in this year's Australian Museum Eureka Prizes for developing forensic techniques to rapidly detect dangerous new drugs.
A Latham man has been charged after allegedly threatening a department store employee before stealing mobile phones and other electronic items from a store in Civic.
Coppins Crossing Road will close for three days next month while crews install safety barriers on the new Molonglo River Bridge.
While the conventional wisdom seems to be that Pauline Hanson’s rise has been a function of mass disillusionment with the major parties, ROBERT McMAHON suspects there's more to her popularity than mere protest.
