"The obsession with light rail has more than likely been at the expense of the education and health systems and the adequate provision of social housing," writes former planner MIKE QUIRK.
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A woman was allegedly assaulted at a roundabout in Bonner late on Thursday night.
"Who, apart from fragile government egos, benefits from continuing to pour our rates into the bottomless tram pit? Of course, the answer is the developers," says letter writer IAN PEARSON, of Barton.
An unlicensed motorcyclist who failed to stop for police in Fisher was arrested shortly after, when they fell off the bike.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
The ACT government’s large-scale feed-in tariff (LFiT) scheme is driving most of the proposed 17 per cent price electricity increase for 2024-25.
A 37-year-old man from Queanbeyan led ACT police on speeding spree across Canberra on Sunday for which he is now facing a series of serious driving offences.
Canberra-based Link Airways is expanding its footprint across Australia.
ACT Labor has announced its 25 "progressive, practical, and proven" candidates for the October territory election.
Both northbound lanes on the Tuggeranong Parkway are closed and traffic has been brought to a standstill following a motor vehicle accident.
A new political party – Independents for Canberra – will compete at the October ACT elections.
