Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
Deputy Commissioner Scott Lee is the new ACT chief police officer. He replaces Neil Gaughan who has retired after four years in the role.
"Elizabeth Lee's right that there should be an inquiry into the currently opaque LVC system. But rather than telegraphing the outcome, the LVC assessments should become publicly available," says letter writer IAN HUBBARD.
Prescribed hazard-reduction burns in the Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve on Saturday and on Sunday at Bruce Ridge Nature Reserve may generate a temporary smoke cover across parts of Canberra.
A pedestrian was in a "serious collision" with car on Adelaide Avenue at about 5.45am on Friday.
Yarralumla Beach East on Lake Burley Griffin is to have a floating sauna by July.
A prescribed burn will be conducted at the Black Mountain Nature Reserve on Thursday.
The official 2023-24 high-risk weather season for storm and bushfire in the ACT ends on Sunday.
"The community acceptability of redevelopments and the supply of social housing need to increase if housing inequality is to be reduced," writes former planner MIKE QUIRK.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
Double demerits will be in place from Thursday to Monday for all speeding, not wearing a seatbelt, riding without a helmet and mobile phone offences.
Andrew Leigh uses the ACT government's economic call in powers to take over KEEPING UP THE ACT to explain how the brilliant ACT economy works...
