Australia has experimented with drug summits for 40 years. They've come with highs and lows, writes ROSS FITZGERALD.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
Weston Creek Community Centre is once again offering free clothes washing and drying services for homeless people and anyone in need.
Police have seized 48 knives in the past five weeks and they say, concerningly, children as young as 13 have been found carrying knives.
A red Toyota Corolla being driven erratically by a man with a woman hanging out of the door in Harrison early on Saturday afternoon was reported to police.
In the second of his two-part series on managing population growth, planning columnist MIKE QUIRK looks more locally and finds the ACT needs to lift its game...
Letter writer RON EDGECOMBE, of Rivett, wonders if Andrew Barr's City Hill land sale is consistent with Walter Burley Griffin’s master plan for the future development of the existing open landscape environs surrounding the lake.
An elderly woman has been assaulted by another woman at the Dickson shopping precinct.
Caught in the double-demerit period, two motorcyclists lost 12 demerit points each and had their licences suspended after being caught speeding more than 100 km/h over the speed limit on Saturday.
Australia Day Honours recipients embody the best of us, and we are grateful to all of them, says Governor-General Sam Mostyn AC. here's who got what in Canberra this year.
A 28-year-old woman, disqualified from driving and on a good-behaviour order, is facing charges for her alleged involvement in several burglaries, driving at police, and driving with methamphetamine in her system.
Here are today’s CityNews headlines.
