Opposition City Services spokesperson Nicole Lawder is pushing the ACT government to develop a suburban maintenance strategy to improve the cleanliness of Canberra suburbs.
Letter writers PHILLIP and BETH HARRIS moved to Goulburn because "under the Gallagher and then the Barr governments, we have seen health, education, city maintenance and public housing funding continually pillaged to fund the tram".
Queanbeyan teenager Jacob Whiting has been missing for nearly a week and police and family hold "serious concerns" for his welfare due to his age.
TWO 20-year-old female students are in hospital, one in a critical condition and one in a stable condition, after a stabbing incident at Australian National University campus.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
ACT Emergency Services is reporting a five-hectare grass fire burning near Top Nass Road, Booth, in southern ACT.
Police are treating a fire in an "administration building" in Hackett that sustained structural and smoke damage on Sunday as suspicious.
An early morning fire at a home in Palmerston, in which a vehicle on the driveway and the garage were alight, is being treated as suspicious by police.
Ninety-four per cent of 2021 year 12 graduates from ACT schools were employed or undertaking further study, or both, in 2022, according to the "ACT Post School Destinations and Pathways in 2022" report.
Twenty two years on from the collapse of Ansett Airlines, there's to be a reunion of former Canberra Airport staff, reports aviation writer SCOTT MAYMAN.
The ACT community should be in "uproar and disgusted" after a 29-year-old man and a 28-year-old woman were granted bail in the ACT Magistrates Court after being accused of seriously injuring a four-year-old boy, says Alex Caruana.
Wajid Kakar, 37, has died at the Dhulwa Mental Health Unit in Symonston.
