A 53-year-old drunk driver – four times over the legal limit – hit a light pole as police pursued his grey Holden Captiva SUV on Horse Park Drive, Throsby, on Friday evening.
"The community has little trust in decisions of the current planning authority despite its extraordinarily laborious internal processes now involving four stages of assessment of DAs with separate officers for each," says RICHARD JOHNSTON.
LEELA ROSS and others take umbrage at an earlier letter calling on the Canberra Jewish community to justify the actions of the Israeli government in Gaza.
Two wanted men, 21-year-old Jamie Barry and 29-year-old Elliot Smith-Benzie are urgently being sought by police.
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Police are trying to identify the men and women brawling in Civic last week.
Two women and three men were charged with various family violence offences, including assault, sexual assault and property damage, after several incidents over the weekend.
Police are looking for five people in connection with $200,000 worth of property damage and theft at Telstra Tower.
A man is lucky to be alive after crashing his light plane on private property in Tharwa on Sunday afternoon, reports SCOTT MAYMAN.
Dutton and the Coalition did not do the work, and misread the Australian mood, writes political columnist MARK KENNY.
One of four men sitting on a park bench in Lonsdale Street, Braddon, was hit in the face by an unknown man who approached the group at about 3am on April 18.
Canberra's iconic music festival, Spilt Milk, has announced its return in December with the full line-up of acts to be announced "soon".
