The Australian Federal Police Association is calling on the ACT government to review the penalties for assaults to frontline community service providers following the serious assault of a police officer.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
Three ACT companies have won national awards across the residential, commercial and civil sectors.
Letter writer SUE DYER, of Downer, is looking for enlightenment from the ACT Integrity Commission about the extent to which snake oil was an embedded project ingredient at the CIT.
A Camry and a brown Toyota Hilux ute collided on Hindmarsh Drive, near Fyshwick, on Wednesday night with the Hilux driver leaving the scene in his vehicle without exchanging details.
An expert panel has been appointed to conduct an independent inquiry into literacy and numeracy performance in the ACT.
A carport, storage rooms and three vehicles were destroyed in a deliberately lit night fire at a Spence home, with police estimating the damage at more than $100,000.
Greens candidate Laura Nuttall will replace Johnathan Davis in the ACT Legislative Assembly.
The ACT government has announced a billion-dollar spend on public education facilities over the coming decade, the biggest in education infrastructure since self government.
Large hailstones and damaging winds affecting the entire ACT region is the latest forecast from the Bureau of Meteorology.
Protesters waving flags and banners noisily marched through Civic on Saturday afternoon in support of the treatment of Palestinians caught in the conflict between the Hamas terror group and Israel.
The male driver of a white Holden Commodore forced a Nissan X-Trail to a stop on the Tuggeranong Parkway and then allegedly got out and physically damaged the grey car.
