"We did not want to sell... But we had no alternatives. No money to contest legally. We needed our kids to live somewhere safe. So I signed the papers, surrendering under duress." Mr Fluffy affected homeowner MARK HARRADINE, remembers...
"The growing black market for cigarettes, tobacco and vapes in Australia has become increasingly violent, with several homicides attributed to criminal gangs fighting for control," writes ROSS FITZGERALD.
Published data shows that 20 of the 25-member EIS team of 'independent consultants' are or were employees of the company that holds a financial stake in the extension of the light rail, reveals BEATRICE BODART-BAILEY.
With the possibility of snow on the mountains around the ACT over the weekend, police are urging drivers and people participating in outdoor activities to be well-prepared to ensure their safety during trips on rural and regional roads.