Two in five people (39 per cent) have unused gift cards lying around with a national total worth of $1.9 billion, according to new research.
There is four-hectare grassfire moving slowly in a south westerly direction in Gordon, west of McVilly Close this afternoon (January 15) and Emergency Services is advising residents to continue to monitor the situation.
A 57-year-old Palmerston man will lose his licence after he was clocked speeding by 106km/h on Ginninderra Drive, Lyneham, yesterday afternoon
More than half the aged-care homes in the ACT aren’t meeting their nursing-care minutes, with one provider missing their 38-minute minimum benchmark by 22 minutes, says Senator David Pocock.
"Lights on the Lake" will transform Lake Burley Griffin into a vibrant canvas later this month. Snapper ANDREW CAMPBELL caught last night's rehearsal.
Six people have died with COVID-19 according to the latest weekly report from ACT Health.
A collision between a cyclist and a pedestrian photographer on New Year's Eve has left the pedestrian with significant injuries.
Canberra's drug testing service has been extended to August 2023 following an evaluation.
As the ACT's Integrity Commission (ACTIC) has now been operating for three years, the Integrity Commission Act 2018 ACT requires a formal review of the ACTIC legislation.
An 18-year-old Forde man will have his provisional licence cancelled for speeding at more than 60km/h, telling police he was "being silly on his way home".
The release of Spare is a dramatic moment. Prince Harry’s many revelations about his life as a member of the royal family often double as criticisms of his family members, writes PAULINE MACLARAN.
"When we stripped bark from trees to make shoes for the bush trek, we shod each other first. In my case it was an early experience of the selflessness that defines good friends," writes "Kindness" columnist ANTONIO DI DIO.
