"If the Voice referendum is defeated it will not be because Australians lack goodwill towards indigenous people but because we want to remain united as a nation," writes MLA JEREMY HANSON in support of the "No" case on October 14.
On holiday, letter writer COLIN LYONS enjoyed terrific pubic transport across the world. Returning to Canberra was a "rude shock... to find the interval on all off-peak services, apart from the inter-city R routes, was 60 minutes."
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
A provisional driver, not displaying P-plates, was booked on Saturday evening on the Monaro Highway, Symonston, for driving at 157km/h in a 100km/h zone.
A man was taken to hospital with serious head injuries after a brawl near a Civic hotel early on Sunday morning.
A 26-year-old man is alleged to have attacked a woman with a knife before carjacking a white Mazda 4WD utility in a multi-story car park of a Belconnen shopping centre at 11.30am on Sunday.
As we edge towards the October 14 referendum, "CityNews" readers continue to want to be heard on any decision to enshrine an indigenous Voice in the constitution.
A 26-year-old Amaroo man has been caught drink driving while on a non-recognised international licence.
A 30-year-old Macgregor man has had his licence suspended after dash-cam video from a member of the public captured him driving more than 75km/h above the speed limit.
About $280,000 worth of cocaine has been found hidden in a vehicle repossessed from a public car park near the corner of Archibald Street and Mouat Street, Lyneham, on May 5.
“WE'D still be working for Ansett had it not shut-down," was the common theme for the former staff who welcomed each other with hugs and tears at the Ansett Airlines Canberra reunion on Saturday at the Mercure Hotel.
Police have released CCTV video to assist in identifying a man who they believe may have information about a suspicious fire in Hackett on Sunday.
