A 59-year-old NSW man has been charged with multiple child sexual assault offences that allegedly occurred in Calwell in the early '90s.
Taking time out from his taxpayer-funded world tour, fiscal expressionist Andrew Barr returns to unveil his latest art exhibition – DISTRACTIONS.
As the budget anger grows ever louder, we join our defiant monarch, Madame Deficit and her boy heir, the Dauphin of Debt, in their Palace of Many Sighs...
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Cartoonist PAUL DORIN turns a wry eye to the prime minister's visit to China.
A 24-year-old Belconnen man has been charged with assaulting and threatening his partner on multiple occasions.
Two men in a stolen white Toyota HiLux with stolen Queensland registration plate stole a trailer from an address in Farrer around lunchtime on July 5.
"If the absurd light rail network is not stopped, how will we answer the next generation when they ask: “Why did you permit the government to shoulder us with great debt for a slow, outdated transport system?” writes BEATRICE BODART-BAILEY.
Letter writer RICHARD JOHNSTON, on holiday in Brisbane, salutes Brisbane Metro's electric buses that work like trams, but at a fraction of the cost.
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"As a comic novel with serious intent, Chalk and Cheese is a rare gem – an intricate fabrication that is profoundly human. It is, without question, the best novel I have read this year,: writes book reviewer MICHAEL BRIODY.
Police are looking for a man accused of two acts of indecency on a young woman at a sports bar on Northbourne Avenue on Saturday night between 10pm and 10.30pm.
