Independent MLA Thomas Emerson will introduce a bill this week to ban political donations from gambling industry organisations and associated entities in the ACT.
"It is uncertain how many dwellings will be provided under Minister Chris Steel's new planning reforms, but it is likely to be modest," writes MIKE QUIRK.
"Whilst I believe that heads must roll, both at government and Housing ACT level, the priority must be for a major refurbishment activity for public housing tenants with a disability," says letter writer MICHAEL DOYLE.
A 27-year-old man has been charged with drink driving offences after a head-on collision at Mount Ainslie caused significant damage to two vehicles.
Governor-General Sam Mostyn says Australians should take pride in the achievements and service of the King's Birthday honours recipients, who embody the values and commitment that help shape the nation. Here are the ACT recipients.
The Hawker Men’s Shed says its Community Repair Café has achieved an 88 per cent repair success rate, helping save more than 1850 items from landfill since the initiative began in October 2020.
Canberra's clubs have welcomed the Independent Inquiry into the ACT Club Industry, while urging the government to prioritise diversification and secure bipartisan support before imposing further reductions on gaming revenue.
The Australian Medical Association is urging Australians not to dismiss RSV as "just a bad cold", warning the virus can lead to serious illness, hospitalisation and death as the winter respiratory virus season intensifies.
Canberra Airport could emerge as a destination for one of two proposed start-up airlines seeking to break into Australia's highly competitive domestic aviation market.
A Moncrieff man has been charged over the alleged burglary of a Bonner home and theft of an electric scooter after police allegedly linked him to the crime through fingerprint evidence.
Community organisations across Canberra and south-east NSW can apply for a share of $150,000 in funding through the ActewAGL 2026 Community Grants program.
A community group is launching a series of public forums and workshops examining whether the ACT's system of government needs reform, arguing there is growing dissatisfaction with the way the Territory is governed.
