Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
Three teenagers have been charged with breaking into a Griffith home twice and allegedly striking a male occupant on the head with a mop handle.
We bring you an important update from SIR ERNEST ESCARGOT on the relentless ruminating of the ACT Inactivity Commission in the face of criticism from salacious snivellers and impudent rogues.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
A Queanbeyan man, scrolling casually through social media, discovered he was holding a Saturday Lotto ticket worth more than $1.4 million.
Police are looking for witnesses to a "distinctive graffiti" incident in an accessible bathroom of the South.Point shopping centre in Greenway on June 19.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Newborn Intensive Care Foundation. Founder and chairman Peter Cursley tells ROD HENSHAW his team has worked tirelessly to raise an estimated $8 million in cash and kind.
"Government by levy is unfair, inequitable and bad governance. We now have three levies, amounting to more than $500 a year per rateable property." Letter writer HELEN TAN, of Deakin, urges ratepayers to object to the health levy.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
Bungendore has been awarded Top Small Tourism Town in the Canberra Region's Top Tourism Town Awards.
Middle-eastern airline Qatar is returning to Canberra Airport for the first time in five years, though it won't be offering offering direct flights to Doha, reports SCOTT MAYMAN.
