This week KEEPING UP THE ACT looks at the Canberra Liberals... a narrow church with broad problems.
Indigenous advocate JULIE TONGS says the ACT Inspector of Custodial Services is courageous for calling out the ACT government's 'lamentable' response to her Bimberi report.
A 38-year-old Denman Prospect man has been charged following a robbery in Woden and multiple thefts in Fyshwick.
Denial of opportunity has not been the real problem; feminists have been duped by technology, says letter writer JOHN L SMITH, of Farrer.
There were just 91 new dwelling approvals in the ACT in September, down from 563 in August, according to the latest ABS figures.
Voluntary assisted dying is available to eligible Canberrans suffering with a terminal condition from today.
A 29-year-old motorcyclist has died after slamming into the rear of a parked truck in Mitchell just before midnight on Saturday.
Police have seized more than $50,000 worth of tools, gel blasters, swords, knives and a motorbike in a third linked search warrant at a Kambah residence.
A court has dropped proceedings against rugby league star Josh Papalii, who was charged with intimidating police during a late-night incident in 2024.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
The former Curtin Primary School is set to become Canberra's first dementia care village, at a cost of $150 million.
Although a "relatively modern concept", an ANU project has found that "grandparenthood" as a role may have deeper roots in Australian history than initially thought.
