A woman and two teenagers have been charged with burglary and driving a motor vehicle without consent after allegedly stealing a BMW from a Lawson home in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
About 30 Qantas jobs in Canberra could be axed under a restructuring plan by the national carrier, says aviation writer SCOTT MAYMAN.
We join the head of the ACT public service Kathy Leigh and our ever-lovin' chief-a-rooney to see what he feels like doing this week...
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
Police want to identify a man following an alleged shoplifting incident at a liquor store in Woden last week. The inhouse CCTV recording suggests he took several bottles of wine before leaving without paying.
Social media companies will have to detect and eject under-16s from their platforms, but this does not mean all users will have their ages checked.
A man is in a critical condition following an altercation in Symonston late on Monday afternoon.
"The increasing share of development being privately initiated increases the uncertainty about when and where development will occur," writes planning columnist MIKE QUIRK.
"Ask yourself: if 63 people were dying on our roads every year, would the ACT government stand by and do nothing? Of course not. So why is nothing done when the cause of death is air pollution?" says letter writer DARYL JOHNSTON.
Five drivers were caught by police for impaired driving and speeding offences in separate incidents on Sunday night.
A man was walking along Chandler Street in Belconnen with a black handgun allegedly pointing it at buildings, cars and several members of the public at about 8.30 on Monday morning.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
