Both lanes northbound on Kingsford Smith Drive, near the intersection of Alfred Hill Drive, are closed following a motor vehicle accident.
Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
“Step Into the Limelight” is an exhibition showcasing art created by ACT primary, high school and college students... and if you're feeling jaded or a bit sad about the state of the world, this is the exhibition for you," says CON BOEKEL.
Retiring Director of Public Prosecutions Shane Drumgold's future to practice as a barrister in the ACT is in doubt.
There's been an emergency involving a Qantas flight to Canberra, reports aviation writer SCOTT MAYMAN.
A road safety crackdown along the Monaro Highway on Monday saw 52 infringement notices issued, including for unrestrained children.
Too much air conditioning may be harming our health, according to a new study led by ANU researchers.
"The ACT government’s dictatorial and undemocratic compulsory takeover of Calvary hospital shows the lengths it will go to roll out its extreme euthanasia agenda," writes Deputy Opposition Leader JEREMY HANSON.
Reader JOHN D PURCELL, of Kambah, leads this week's massive mail bag upset at the ACT government's neglect of the the $2.1 million kangaroo fencing along the Tuggeranong Parkway.
ACT Legislative Assembly Speaker Joy Burch will retire at the next election in October, 2024. She will have been an MLA for 16 years.
"Farcical" is how Opposition Leader Elizabeth Lee describes the Barr/Rattenbury handling of the public release of the Sofronoff Inquiry findings on Monday.
The ACT Human Rights Commission has come out in support of Victims of Crime Commissioner Heidi Yates following the public release of the Sofronoff Inquiry's report on Monday.
