No people were injured in a s suspicious house fire in Moncrieff, but significant damage was done to a townhouse.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
Canberrans are being invited to learn more about gardening in small spaces, with a giveaway of plants and flowers in Braddon.
A man is dead after falling down a cliff while abseiling in the Southern Highlands on Monday.
Construction workers were among those with the poorest diets (51/100), while retired Australians and those working in the fitness industry reported some of the healthiest eating patterns (59/100) in the CSIRO Healthy Diet Score report.
Next month's legislated changes to drug laws should be pushed back to at least after the Assembly election, says Liberal Jeremy Hanson.
Letter writer JANINE HASKINS bemoans the storage of evidence in coronial matters. "Does anyone in the community know, because I am certainly not getting answers from the AFP or Police Minister Mick Gentleman?" she says.
The intransigent ACT Heritage Council, is insisting owners of a north-facing apartment block in Downer plant tall pines and not deciduous trees. Owners JOHN GODWIN and ROBYN SIRR describe the nightmare of getting anyone to listen to them…
The ACT government's zoning changes are an “unambitious copy” of Canberra Liberals’ policy that don't go far enough, says Liberal planning spokesman Peter Cain.
The new Territory Plan announced today proposes changes to the Residential Zone 1 (RZ1) that will allow dual-occupancy developments on large blocks.
There will be no changes to the ACT's five electoral boundaries, nor their names, for the next Assembly election on October 19, 2024.
Support for the Voice to parliament have slumped to new lows on the day postal vote applications are expected to open for the referendum.
