"The notion that anyone in an ODPP would not only ignore their own media guidelines but single out a sitting judge for a concocted false story beggared belief two years ago." And the saga rolls on without resolution, reports HUGH SELBY.
Are technology companies designing products to fail? Researcher MARGHERITA FELEPPA examines planned obsolescence and why Australia needs stronger consumer protections.
The traditional tandoor clay oven brings distinctive smoky flavours, tender meats and freshly baked breads to a style of cooking that has delighted food lovers for centuries, writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON.
"While it developed effective energy and stamp duty policies, ACT Labor’s overall response has been hindered by superficial analysis, partly stemming from the absence of an opposition to hold it to account," writes columnist MIKE QUIRK.
Former cricketer Usman Khawaja's new memoir is rubbing a lot of people up the wrong way, says cartoonist PAUL DORIN.
Political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN says Jim Chalmers has become the centre of Canberra’s rumour mill, with speculation about his future as treasurer intensifying despite Anthony Albanese’s public support.
As Boomanulla Oval returns to Aboriginal control, JON STANHOPE takes a look at how the oval's fared under ACT Government care over the past 12 years. His pictures tell the story.
KEEPING UP THE ACT welcomes you to Le Mirage Aquatique, Canberra's newest, fully-compliant, crown lease restaurant...
DAVID TURNBULL marks former ACT politician Michael Moore's 20th anniversary as a CityNews political columnist with this remarkable profile. If you think you know Michael Moore… you don't.
As the Jewish community mourns the victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack Israel's ambassador has visited the site, as Australia considers tighter gun laws.
Mushroom cook Erin Patterson intentionally poisoned four members of her estranged husband's family, a jury has found after a week of deliberations.
A coroner has found the death of a 19-year-old Warlpiri-Luritja man in a remote community was avoidable, and the former police officer who shot him was racist.
NSW Premier Chris Minns says women were targeted in the Bondi Junction mass stabbing but lengthy inquiries to come may never conclusively find a motive.
Draft AI guidelines for businesses will attempt to cushion workers against lay-offs while securing the technology's much-vaunted productivity benefits.
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Draft AI guidelines for businesses will attempt to cushion workers against lay-offs while securing the technology's much-vaunted productivity benefits.
A 20-year-old Harrison man has lost his licence for six months and had his car seized for three months after being caught driving at 137km/h in an 80km/h zone.
The golf club at the centre of a commonwealth funding controversy says its bar staff are regularly abused by punters who "want their Albo money back".
Police are searching for human remains in a major city's leafy suburbs after passers-by made a haunting discovery.
The corporate watchdog has launched court action against Commonwealth Bank, alleging it overcharged 42,000 business clients using undisclosed CommBiz fees.
More labourers will be siphoned into shipbuilding and submarine craft as the mega-money defence program grinds into gear.
The 2027 Australian of the Year for the ACT is human rights advocate Martin Hodgson.
Ministers want more of the federal workforce to use AI as part of their job despite wanting to apply national standards to the technology.
More than a dozen David Jones stores across Australia and New Zealand will be closed by the end of the year, the company's receivers have announced.
"While it developed effective energy and stamp duty policies, ACT Labor’s overall response has been hindered by superficial analysis, partly stemming from the absence of an opposition to hold it to account," writes columnist MIKE QUIRK.
Political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN says Jim Chalmers has become the centre of Canberra’s rumour mill, with speculation about his future as treasurer intensifying despite Anthony Albanese’s public support.
"The notion that anyone in an ODPP would not only ignore their own media guidelines but single out a sitting judge for a concocted false story beggared belief two years ago." And the saga rolls on without resolution, reports HUGH SELBY.
KEEPING UP THE ACT welcomes you to Le Mirage Aquatique, Canberra's newest, fully-compliant, crown lease restaurant...
DAVID TURNBULL marks former ACT politician Michael Moore's 20th anniversary as a CityNews political columnist with this remarkable profile. If you think you know Michael Moore… you don't.
It's getting harder and harder to get by, says cartoonist PAUL DORIN.
"Shouldn't industrial-scale developments, such as the planned battery energy storage system near Uriarra Village, be directed towards appropriately zoned industrial land rather than bio-diverse rural landscapes," asks MURRAY MAY.
As Boomanulla Oval returns to Aboriginal control, JON STANHOPE takes a look at how the oval's fared under the ACT Government care over the past 12 years. His pictures tell the story.
"An organisation that goes dark each time will lose more days to its own practices than to any hacker. Hitting the off button is not a long-term strategy," say ALEX KOVACESKI & RICHARD CALVER.
Usman Khawaja's account of Sandpapergate has revived questions about Australian cricket's culture, accountability and loyalty, writes sport and culture expert DAVID ROWE.
DJ's ladies in black look like they're in mourning, says cartoonist PAUL DORIN.
Australia's forgotten Chopin is coming home, with a concert celebrating the extraordinary music of Frederick Septimus Kelly, reports arts editor HELEN MUSA.
With, as they’re saying, five actors, 15 characters and one extremely hot vampire, Canberra Rep's choice of Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors as its pre-Christmas play is almost bound to pack them in, reports arts editor HELEN MUSA.
The Nutcracker brings Christmas magic to Canberra, ancient writing gets a fresh look and Diwali celebrations light up Queanbeyan in arts editor HELEN MUSA's latest "Artsweek" column.
The Royal Australian Mint is commemorating one of the nation's most familiar military traditions with a new coloured $2 coin honouring The Last Post.
Canberra Spinners & Weavers marks its 60th anniversary with an exhibition of colourful textiles, unusual fibres and accomplished craftsmanship, reviews MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE.
Beatles legend Paul McCartney has a net worth of over a $US1 billion, Forbes estimates.
UK author M John Harrison has won this year's Booker Prize, becoming the oldest ever winner at 81.
The underworld of Depression-era Sydney is the canvas that playwright-director Christopher Samuel Carroll has chosen for his latest theatre work, Crims, reports HELEN MUSA.
ROSS FITZGERALD shares some of the highlights from the new book A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Sex Party, written by Canberrans Robbie Swan and Fiona Patten.
A security camera can spot trouble, but who responds when it does? This sponsored post explores how Canberra's Blackhawk Logistics combines technology with trained personnel.
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Are technology companies designing products to fail? Researcher MARGHERITA FELEPPA examines planned obsolescence and why Australia needs stronger consumer protections.
The traditional tandoor clay oven brings distinctive smoky flavours, tender meats and freshly baked breads to a style of cooking that has delighted food lovers for centuries, writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON.
Former cricketer Usman Khawaja's new memoir is rubbing a lot of people up the wrong way, says cartoonist PAUL DORIN.
Newsreader robots Xinyan and Xinhu have been unveiled at the World Media Summit but experts say they are unlikely to replace Aussie presenters anytime soon.
With striking hot-pink flowers and burgundy foliage, the hardy evergreen Plum Gorgeous makes an attractive shrub or screening plant in Canberra gardens, writes gardening columnist JACKIE WARBURTON.
Ernie and Trixie have a $2.2 million offer for their home and plans to build a granny flat at their son's house. GAIL FREEMAN explains how tax concessions could help them provide equally for both children.
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Wine writer RICHARD CALVER returns to Rutherglen to sample the revived Morris wines, but finds its chardonnay wanting compared with a vibrant cool-climate Tasmanian rival.
Dining writer WENDY JOHNSON had planned a visit to one French restaurant in Brisbane and stumbled across another. So she reviewed both...
