Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
The Canberra Liberals’ plan to deliver 125,000 new dwellings, including developing a new urban district and town centre at Kowen, if they're successful at the October 19 ACT election.
Mortgage holders are hoping Australia's central bank will copy the US Federal Reserve's cash rate cut, but the treasurer says the economic environment differs.
The transformation from a transient population to a tightly knit community is a testament to the city’s allure… yet, there persists a narrative that frames Canberra as a political experiment, writes JERRY NOCKLES.
"Whistleblower David McBride’s debilitating conditions of imprisonment at the Alexander Maconochie Centre comprise cruel and unusual punishment," writes ROSS FITZGERALD.
Drivers involved in a car crash started fighting on Horse Park Drive yesterday morning.
KEEPING UP THE ACT shares some important questions to ask your local candidates as we get closer to the ACT election…
A man is helping police with their enquiries after a body was found in a suspicious house fire in Spence on Tuesday morning.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
A 50-year-old Cook man is alleged to have threatened to kill a woman over multiple phone calls to her on Monday evening.
The Canberra Liberals will reform frontline responses to incidents of domestic and family violence (DVF) by funding two fast response units, if elected at the October 19 poll.
