"CityNews" editor IAN MEIKLE salutes the work of veteran film reviewer Dougal Macdonald as he retires from the paper…
Ian Meikle
Ian Meikle is an owner and editor of "CityNews".
Here's bundle of photographic fun to finish the year. It's "Seven days" with IAN MEIKLE.
Random breath testing is down 10 fold on its record days, while the road toll is the second highest, "Seven Days" with IAN MEIKLE wonders if we can draw any relationship. Likewise, the company the chief minister is keeping these days.
Commuters are being told to "rethink your routine” in struggling to get through the chaos in Civic. "Seven Days" columnist IAN MEIKLE imagines many will be rethinking their government at the same time.
Why would you name a writers' group after a restaurant? Marion the restaurant at Regatta Point is named after Marion Mahony Griffin. The writers' group decision is a mystery that can't be solved in this week's "Seven Days" with IAN MEIKLE.
If the government won't plant trees for us, let's rise up against the rampant pox of potholes and neglected tarmac, and turn potholes into pot plants! That's the gist of this week's "Seven Days" with IAN MEIKLE.
How hard did Brindabella's politicians fight to keep the promised pre-election money for road repairs? Not a hard a question, but a hard one to get an answer. It's "Seven Days" with IAN MEIKLE.
A CANBERRA Keno player has walked away, unaware they won a $71,000 Keno prize on Thursday night.
Students’ lives are being put at risk by an unsafe crossing at the entrance to the Brindabella Christian College (BCC) car park in Lyneham, a concerned mother tells BELINDA STRAHORN.
The ACT government dismisses $89.5 million as Liberal pork barreling promised to fixing roads. Katy Gallagher pops the same amount into the tram black hole. And the difference is? Another "Seven Days" with IAN MEIKLE.
"Seven Days" columnist IAN MEIKLE is haunted by the ignored faces – people in crisis, people crushed – in our community as we march to the beat of nation-leading political indifference...
The most significant new commitment for Canberra in last night's (October 25) federal Budget announcement was the investment in a major National Security Office Precinct in Barton, said Chief Minister Andrew Barr.
