These Canberrans want to keep their businesses here - they just need one big thing 'I love Australia and I don't really want to leave.' The Canberra Times · May 24
'Time of flux': ACT independent senator David Pocock leaves door open to big political move 'There's plenty of conversations going on.' The Canberra Times · May 24
Mandy says her beautiful village, about to lose its post office, is being neglected Feeling of neglect grows in small ACT community. The Canberra Times · May 22
ACT govt to fund more paramedic roles, new firefighter college Meanwhile, police wait for update on joint headquarters plan. The Canberra Times · May 19
Minister defends college system after economist questions high costs School buildings 'a legacy of the Commonwealth government'. The Canberra Times · May 19
Why ditching car park rules could make homes cheaper More than $1 billion is being wasted on building parking spaces that aren't used as part of new housing, a study has found. AAP · May 19
Sausage heist: devastated club counts cost of 'outrageous' break-in Minister contributes to fundraiser after 'heartbreaking' robbery. The Canberra Times · May 18
End 'barbaric' conversion practices now, Brussels tells EU countries The European Commission's recommendation falls short of the EU-wide ban on conversion practices that advocates had demanded in a citizens' initiative that gathered more than one million signatures across the bloc. Euronews · May 13
Mayville Engineering Q1 Earnings Call Highlights Mayville Engineering (NYSE:MEC) reported first-quarter 2026 results that topped management’s expectations, as rapid growth in its data center and critical power business offset continued softness across several legacy end markets. President and CEO Jag Reddy said the quarter reflected “strong top-l MarketBeat · May 11
Checkmate: Bishop quits top job at prestigious uni A new chancellor will be appointed at one of Australia's top universities after the resignation of former Liberal minister Julie Bishop. AAP · May 8
Is New Zealand sliding toward a US-style approach to immigration and asylum? A person fleeing persecution may not travel with extensive documentation, legal advice or even a neatly ordered account of their situation. The Conversation · May 5
ACT Greens leader to retire after career of firsts The first Greens MP to serve as an attorney-general anywhere in Australia has announced his retirement from politics after almost two decades. AAP · Apr 20
Indigenous woman makes history in chief magistrate role Proud Kamilaroi woman Justice Louise Taylor has been appointed chief magistrate of the ACT Magistrates Court. AAP · Apr 9
Conservative-pushed Classic Learning Test is now replacing the SAT and ACT in some states Unlike its competitors, the Classic Learning Test draws two-thirds of its verbal content from a bank of more than 160 foundational writers, ranging from ancient philosophers like Plato to more modern thinkers like Martin Luther King Jr The Independent UK · Apr 6
AAP · Apr 2 Not healthy for democracy: calls for more MPs shot down Anthony Albanese has used his strongest language yet to rule out adding more MPs to handle a growing population, despite a push for fairer representation.
AAP · Mar 31 PM queries priorities as coalition opposes MP expansion The coalition won't support any push to expand parliament to deal with an increasing population as a major inquiry reviews whether representation is adequate.
TechRadar · Mar 24 Annoyed that your smart TV wants to steer you to certain services? The EU is being asked by streamers to clamp down and make TVs work more neutrally Broadcasters and streamers say smart TVs are becoming 'gatekeepers', and want the EU to act to make sure certain services don't get preferential treatment
The Guardian - UK · Mar 23 World’s broadcasters urge EU to tighten rules for big tech in smart TV battle Google, Amazon, Apple and Samsung control operating systems, allowing them to act as gatekeepers, letter claims
Bored Panda · Mar 17 If You Can Pass This Challenging 24-Question Quiz, You’re Definitely Ready For College If tertiary education numbers are growing higher and higher, does that mean that getting into college has gotten way easier? Or are students in the US way smarter than they used to be? Let’s find out!
AAP · Mar 10 Sevens pair among new faces in Wallaroos rugby squad Interim coach Sam Needs has unveiled a new-look Wallaroos squad that includes 10 potential debutants including sevens duo Piper Simons and Sidney Taylor.
AAP · Feb 22 Brumbies end 26-year hoodoo, Slipper scores in game 200 The ACT Brumbies have celebrated James Slipper's 200th game with a victory as they ended a 26-year losing streak against the Crusaders in Christchurch.
The Guardian - AU · Feb 19 Nearly 20% fewer lower socioeconomic students studying law as Pocock calls to scrap Morrison-era job-ready scheme Experts say the Morrison-era Job-ready Graduates scheme has instead had a ‘devastating impact’ on the very people higher education needs to serve
The Guardian - AU · Feb 19 Police seize art posters depicting Trump, Putin and Netanyahu in Nazi uniforms from Canberra bar Owner calls it ‘ludicrous’ Dissent Cafe and Bar was shut down after complaint, the first in Australia’s capital since new federal hate symbol laws
The Guardian - AU · Jan 31 Walk this way: new Australian hikes to try in 2026 From accessible urban strolls to multi-day treks through world heritage-listed sites, walkers are spoiled for choice
AAP · Jan 30 No concern over delay to kids' autism program, says PM Anthony Albanese insists a delay to an early intervention program for children with autism is about making sure the government gets it right.