Canberra's Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) has been at the forefront of the ACT’s anti-smoking movement for more than 40 years. But here comes vaping, writes CELESTE GIBBS.
The federal budget subtly but tellingly left little room to move for the Opposition when it came to spending announcements, either now or in the future, writes ANDREW HUGHES.
There were five burglaries of businesses in Belconnen and Ngunnawal early on Tuesday morning.
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The ACT Heritage Council has provisionally registered the "Early Kingston Shops", a row of small, mostly single-storey shops forming an ‘L’ shape along Giles and Kennedy streets.
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Gary Nairn AO, former long-serving Liberal Federal member for the NSW electorate of Eden-Monaro, died in Queensland on Saturday night, June 1. He was 73.
An 86-year-old man was arrested following the discovery of his 78-year-old wife's body at a home in Gordon on Sunday morning.
A Belconnen driver has recorded one of the highest breath-test readings seen in the ACT, a near fatal 0.443.
The National Capital Authority will start culling rabbits next week in the National Triangle where significant rabbit numbers and associated damage has been identified.
The winners for the 2024 ACT Landcare Awards have been announced, with more than 120 people attending the awards ceremony to celebrate the leadership, expertise and achievements of the Landcare Community in the ACT.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines.
