Low-cost carrier Jetstar is increasing its frequency of flights between Canberra and the Gold Coast.
A P-plater from Bruce lost his licence and was fined more than $1800 after being caught travelling at 147 km/h in a 90 km/h zone on Friday night.
There has been an 86 per cent increase in victims of crime applying for financial assistance, the largest annual increase since Victim Support ACT’s financial assistance scheme began seven years ago.
Three stolen cars – a white Volkswagen, a grey BMW and a blue Subaru – are believed to have been abandoned in Kaleen or surrounding areas.
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Three people have been arrested since August for attempting to smuggle drugs and contraband into the Alexander Maconochie Centre (AMC).
POLICE believe this man is believed to be responsible for more than $30,000 worth of fraudulent transactions at multiple Bunnings Warehouse stores in the ACT late last month.
Earlier this month a fire was lit at the Woden Community Services building in Philip, with police now deeming it suspicious.
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Indigenous leader JULIE TONGS says the death of a young Aboriginal man in a prison far away in NSW, by his own hand, alone and sad has caused her 'unutterable distress' because it could have been prevented.
Canberra's drug decriminalisation laws come into effect at month's end, to the chagrin of the federal opposition leader. Here campaigner BILL BUSH says the lived experience elsewhere tells a different story.
"The government’s 'Hail Mary' approach to redevelopment relying on privately initiated, largely single-block redevelopment, has produced too many poor-quality redevelopments," writes MIKE QUIRK.
