Three illegal gel blasters, resembling long arms, are the latest weapons seized by Operation Kilcoy.
Here are today's "CityNews" headlines.
Police have issued 207 infringement notices, which included detecting 43 unregistered vehicles, 37 uninsured vehicles, and 46 speeding offences, as part of targetted traffic operations to mark National Road Safety Week (May 14-21).
A major rethink is needed to help more Australian renters benefit from rooftop solar, according to research from the ANU.
Namadgi National Park’s Orroral Valley will reopen at the weekend following the bushfire and flooding events in 2020 that damaged Rocky Crossing and other infrastructure.
The Tidbinbilla Visitor Centre will be closed until further notice following a comprehensive building review to address issues caused by persistent water leaks.
An inclusive community event at the National Arboretum will mark the sixth Reconciliation Day public holiday on Monday.
The ACT government has announced this year's annual Climate Choices Business Award winners, recognised for their sustainability achievements.
The Department of Finance has selected the indigenous owned company, Barpa, to design and construct the John Gorton Campus Car Park in Parkes, following a competitive procurement process. It will cost $80.8 million.
Canberra International Music Festival artistic director Roland Peelman will stage his tenth and final festival next year.
Families and carers of ACT residents who need support with walking safely due to cognitive or behavioural needs are now eligible to apply for an Australian Disability Parking Permit.
A 19-year -old woman is alleged to have sustained around 50 injuries from being punched, kicked and having a dog set on her during an assault in Scullin.
