Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
ACT Policing and NSW Police Force are warning the community that double demerits will be enforced this Labour Day long weekend.
Two 14-year-old boys and a 17-year-old boy have been arrested over a series of burglaries, paywave offences and dangerous driving across Canberra.
Liberal Peter Cain wants to know the value of contracts awarded to unions or entities owned by unions since the 2016 ACT election. Minister Chris Steel won't tell him.
"There's no question that substantial quality infill is essential. However, this shouldn't be by strangling detached housing in greenfield areas, which denies the housing preferences of many households," writes former planner MIKE QUIRK.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
The Australian National Botanical Gardens is helping the ACT government to re-establish wild and self-sustaining populations of the Small Purple Pea in the region.
KEEPING UP THE ACT has some practical advice for the "swooping season".
There were four serious assaults in Civic at the weekend. Officer in Charge of City Station, Insp Stephen Ladd said this level of violent crime over one weekend was "incredibly disappointing".
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
Distinguished Professor Genevieve Bell is the next vice-chancellor of the Australian National University and its first female leader.
Chief Minister Andrew Barr is overseas, leading an eight-day trade mission to the US with goal of presenting the ACT as a desirable location for tourism and a safe place to invest.
