A 15-year-old boy will face the ACT Children's Court after a serious assault left a 14-year-old boy needing reconstructive surgery.
Canberra had 5.57 million visitors over the year to March, according to latest national and international visitor survey.
"The paper has abandoned the arts community and the arts community will abandon the paper." After 46 years reviewing for "The Canberra Times", leading art critic and author SASHA GRISHIN is sent packing as the paper dumps its reviewers.
More information has been revealed about a mid-air scare for passengers onboard a Qantas flight from Sydney to Canberra, reports SCOTT MAYMAN.
THE ACT's "nation-leading" decision to be the first to buy a hybrid electric fire truck has brought some heat from Auditor-General Michael Harris.
NSW poet Penny Lane has claimed one of Australia's richest poetry prizes for "Remembering Mary", which honours an outback pioneer, reports STEPHANIE GARDINER.
A Listening Report, summarising how the community would like to see a voluntary assisted dying model delivered in the ACT, has been released.
Former planner MIKE QUIRK says the ACT government’s virtue signalling, reflected in the simplistic 2018 Planning Strategy, needs to be replaced by a strategy based on the analysis of potential urban futures.
Clubs will be able to open their doors as refuges during extreme heat and smoke events under a new law passed by the ACT Legislative Assembly on Wednesday.
As confirmation of our daunting property prices perhaps, Canberra is to get its own edition of the "Monopoly" board game.
Crazy, crazy deals! It's ACT budget madness!! Hurry while election stocks last, says KEEPING UP THE ACT.
This year "CityNews" celebrates its 30th anniversary of providing news, views and information to Canberra.
