Man charged after car scam and police chase
Police have charged a man after he allegedly used fake payment documents to obtain a Holden Monaro before later failing to stop for police in Canberra’s south.
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Two men have been charged and a cache of weapons seized during police raids in Canberra as part of a national crackdown on the Comanchero outlaw motorcycle gang.
The lucky few Australians arriving home from the Middle East have slammed the government for failing to fill most of the seats with desperate passengers.
The prime minister has confirmed Australian defence members were on board a US submarine when it struck an Iranian ship in the Indian Ocean.
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Stuart backs ‘courageous’ Sanders ahead of Manly test
Canberra's new halves combination will run out for their much-anticipated NRL debut, as the Raiders prepare to face their ex-playmaker Jamal Fogarty at Manly.
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Short-term funding reprieve for respite centre
Federal changes to home support program guidelines will allow Canberra carers to continue accessing respite beds at Burrangiri until at least mid-2027.
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Tax cut could help more drivers dodge petrol price hike
More Australians could turn to electric vehicles to avoid rising fuel costs if governments keep tax cuts for their purchase and consider new incentives.
The use of travel expense claims by federal politicians is in the spotlight again with two prominent senators defending their use of the entitlements.
Medals and badges discovered in a carry case near the Barton Highway have been handed to Belconnen Police Station.
Lawyers for former veteran radio host Alan Jones have flagged a possible bid to suspend his upcoming fight against allegations of sexual abuse.
Man accused of burglaries, thefts and drug trafficking after alleged four-month crime spree across Canberra.
Australia and Canada need to work more closely on defence, mining, AI and trade to grow their influence on the world stage, Canada's prime minister says.
The government has backed down on its attempt to reform freedom of information laws after staunch opposition from across parliament and civil society.
A 28-year-old O’Connor man has been charged after he allegedly assaulted three police officers while being arrested for breaching his bail conditions.
Young people and Australians under strain are less supportive of democracy as a royal commission into social cohesion offers an opportunity to address trust.
Children shouldn't be allowed to use e-mobility devices and adults should keep to a 10km/h limit, a state parliamentary committee recommends.
Petrol prices are on the rise across Sydney and Melbourne after the military strikes on Iran, but the NRMA says the increases can't be justified.
Police have charged four people in relation to a home invasion in Isabella Plains and on Wednesday investigators issued an image of a fifth person believed to be involved.
An extra week of annual leave would add two per cent to employment costs but reduce employee turnover and time lost to injury and stress, unions say.
