"It’s a trap in the system that Canberrans should be alert to," says community leader DR DAVID DENHAM. "Decisions on knock-down rebuilds of single dwellings in Canberra cannot be scrutinised, even if they have a DA."
Ian Meikle
Ian Meikle is an owner and editor of "CityNews".
With apologies to Jonathan Swift, columnist HUGH SELBY shares a fictional tale of when hapless Gullible discovers the political panic when an Integrity Body, supposed to be set up just for show, starts getting on with the job.
The prime minister has thrown his support behind WA police following the fatal shooting of a teenager who had stabbed a man in suburban Perth.
Legal columnist HUGH SELBY offers a spirited response to an opinion column by Kelly Saunders in which she posed the question over a defendant's right to silence in a sexual assault prosecution. Selby argues she's wrong...
Police want to talk three people who are believed to have crucial information that can assist the Major Collision Team's investigation into a serious collision at 5.46am on Good Friday (March 29) outside The Lodge, Deakin.
Former Greens MLA Caroline Le Couteur is the incoming president of the Woden Valley Community Council.
A man has been praised for saving a 74-year-old woman trapped in raging floodwaters as Victoria's flood emergency increased, with homes inundated.
Bin collections scheduled for Monday, Christmas Day, have moved forward.
Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the next several hours over Canberra, says BoM.
The 2022-23 annual reports for the ACT Health Directorate and Canberra Health Services show Canberra’s public hospital system is in "continued decline", says Liberal health spokesperson Leanne Castley.
Four people are in hospital following a derailment of the miniature train ride at Cockington Green on Thursday morning.
A text message reveals the timing of a Canberra Health Services (CHS) "Workplace Culture Survey", originally scheduled for March, was delayed until November, when the warmer weather was expected to make staff "more optimistic".
