Police seized about $10,000 in cash, an imitation firearm, two listening devices and suspected stolen property during searches on Tuesday with possible links to the sale and distribution of drugs in the ACT.
DAVID TURNBULL continues his series of profiles of Canberrans with a story. This week the focus is on two scientists striving to do amazing things with digital data.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
A 39-year-old woman has lost her licence for 90 days after blowing seven times over the legal alcohol limit at the weekend.
Former Canberran and self-styled 'Strumpet of Patriots' Fiona Patten is in a comeback fight for a Victorian Senate seat against the might of Clive Palmer's Trumpet of Patriots' candidate and, oddly, Mark Zuckerberg, writes ROSS FITZGERALD.
Reader NIZAM YOOSUF laments about the design of public car parks in Gungahlin to the extent he reckons he's found the worst in Australia. A big call.
DARRYL JOHNSTON writes that Anzac Day is also a time to acknowledge women, especially the many loving and nurturing mothers, wives and sisters who lost their sons, husbands and brothers to war. One such family was the 'Fighting Fletchers'.
A 20-year-old Isaacs man has been charged with drug driving after allegedly colliding with a motorcyclist on Thursday night and fleeing the scene.
A 26-year-old man has been charged with committing acts of family violence against his partner over four years, including one incident where he allegedly strangled her while she was holding an infant.
Former Australian Army signallers will gather at the Australian War Memorial to mark the 100th anniversary of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals on Anzac Day.
Rural reader LAWRIE NOCK has some advice about living with kangaroos.
A woman walking along East Row in Civic bus interchange on Sunday afternoon was allegedly struck from behind by a man who snatched a flag she was carrying, threw it on the ground and ran off.
