Prison reform promises in ACT now tracked publicly with online tool The public transparency measure tracks government action and inaction. The Canberra Times · Jul 17
'Realistic' Frost opens up on Wallabies omission Second-rower Nick Frost doesn't feel like he performed to the level of a Wallaby for the ACT Brumbies as he looks to earn his spot back in the national team. AAP · Jul 16
London teenager who offered crypto advice to terror groups convicted Yusuf Shah expressed support for the activities of terrorist groups such as Al Qaida, and offered technical support to help them operate covertly online Evening Standard · Jul 15
Former attorney-general to stand trial after pleading not guilty to new charges Gordon Ramsay will stand trial in the ACT Supreme Court. The Canberra Times · Jul 15
First steps taken in long road to granting Aboriginal community control of historic sports ground New committee to work on long-promised return of oval's control. The Canberra Times · Jul 14
Eight in 10 people can't tell the difference between a legit and an illegal e-bike – that's a problem for all of us Amid confusion and sharp practise, two major cycle industry bodies have launched a new safety trust mark to help people purchase street-legal e-bikes Cycling Weekly · Jul 14
CCTV footage released of alleged firebombing of Canberra law firm ACT Policing are seeking help to identify the man. The Canberra Times · Jul 14
Shadow attorney-general raises eyebrows looking to ideas from Singapore's justice system But Chiaka Barry says she doesn't back the death penalty like the city-state. The Canberra Times · Jul 12
'Significant destruction': Canberra club attacked by cockatoos Pitch nightmare pushes move for permanent home as petition launched. The Canberra Times · Jul 12
Auction rates have dropped 30 points since January The ACT's auction clearance rates have dropped 30 percentage points since the start of the year, but experts in the industry are divided on whether it is any cause for alarm. The Canberra Times · Jul 11
Canberra's library cuts are symptoms of a much deeper malaise Vital community services are cut as the territory debt mounts. The Canberra Times · Jul 8
ACT seeks procurement overhaul The Anti-Corruption Organisation of Thailand (ACT) has proposed eight measures to overhaul the country's public procurement system before spending begins under the 2027 fiscal year budget, warning that corruption can still occur despite improvements to electronic bidding. Bangkok Post · Jul 7
This ‘centrist’ party is rising in NZ polls. Will it prove power broker? Of all the political parties contesting New Zealand’s looming general election, one seems to be generating more buzz than almost any other. The Conversation · Jul 6
After a string of dormant sites, powers to compel owners into action face inquiry Parliamentary inquiry will examine system of controlled activity orders. The Canberra Times · Jul 6
The Canberra Times · Jul 5 Govt complacency locks students out of senior language courses, inquiry finds Report exposes barriers to senior language education.
The Canberra Times · Jul 5 'Significant failing' allows accused child abusers to work with children: union 'Too many examples' of young workers being assaulted, union says.
The Canberra Times · Jul 4 Teachers increasingly suffering verbal abuse, threats from parents: union 'Schools are always a microcosm of the society that we live in.'
The Canberra Times · Jul 3 Parents continue to keep 4yo son's memory alive as new crash details emerge Court documents reveal elderly crash driver 'panicked'.
The Canberra Times · Jul 3 The top stories that got Canberra talking this year so far Hospital siege, earthquake among the most read stories in 2026.
The Canberra Times · Jul 3 Dashcam crackdown: ACT drivers fined $850k thanks to public reporting Watch some wild examples of bad driving caught on camera.
The Canberra Times · Jun 28 'It was always going to be a rocky road': Tom is still an optimist after three decades in the Assembly As the long-serving clerk prepares to retire, he still sees a glass half full.
The Canberra Times · Jun 28 Two years into the Housing Accord, approvals in the ACT are dropping Builders say slow planning processes are holding them back.
The Canberra Times · Jun 26 'The start of something very real': Carnell behind new party 'People are ready, willing and able to vote for a new party.'
The Canberra Times · Jun 25 'It's a bit scary': Canberra bird owners fear advance of deadly avian flu Almost 200,000 birds were euthanised in the last ACT outbreak.
The Conversation · Jun 24 What people with intersex traits want you to know According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, around 63,300 Australians aged over 16 – 0.3% of the overall population – know they were born with variations of sex characteristics. This means their bodies don’t fit medical norms about how female or male bodies should look or function.