Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
The opposition leader has confirmed he will help his kids with a housing deposit "at some stage", while acknowledging many Australians won't have that luxury.
Shawn John Michelin is the subject of a Public Warning Notice for accepting deposits ranging from $876 to $12,000 for quoted works he has not delivered on.
Canberra's not-for-profits have a chance to earn some extra cash, thanks to Qantas, reports aviation writer SCOTT MAYMAN.
Reader JANINE HASKINS, of Cook, says the use of cannabis makes a person feel mellow, relaxed and often extremely happy and wonders what the fuss around its use is all about.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
Four teens aged between 14 and 15 have been charged overnight in relation to stolen vehicles in Weetangera and Nicholls. Three of them were on bail for previous similar offences.
An 85-year-old Sydney man has become the ACT's third road fatality for 2025 following a collision in Watson last month.
Explosives, drugs and ammunition were found by police during a vehicle search in Wanniassa on Sunday.
Alcoholics Anonymous in Australia is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a national convention in Sydney this month. ROSS FITZGERALD, who has been sober for 55 years, looks at the organisation's history.
On Friday, a 42-year-old Charnwood man on a good-behaviour order, was granted bail for alleged driving offences committed in 2024. He was arrested again that night.
Face painting, games and craft, an Easter egg hunt and a coffee van with treats are the features of the second Experience Easter Yarralumla celebration.
