Department staff feel less overwhelmed by work
Staff at the Department of Infrastructure report feeling less overwhelmed by workloads, census results show. Discover the key findings and what the secretary says about the results.
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One Nation to launch Canberra branch in 2025
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is establishing an ACT branch to challenge major parties, capitalizing on conservative voter dissatisfaction with net zero policies and immigration.
Foster teens homeless due to no rental history
ACT youth face homelessness after aging out of foster care as Housing ACT rejects applications lacking rental history. A new report reveals alarming consequences.
GUFC collapses under $550k debt, members vote Nov 25
Gungahlin United Football Club faces voluntary liquidation with debts exceeding $550,000. Members vote November 25 as interim committee reveals shocking financial mismanagement.
War Memorial Council Changes Boost Frontier Wars Display
Government appoints new council members at Australian War Memorial, increasing likelihood of prominent frontier wars exhibition. Key opponents replaced.
Albanese's Legacy Questioned Amid Policy Criticisms
Australians question PM Albanese's legacy on gambling ads, housing crisis and social justice. Read expert analysis on current government policies and their impact.
Public sector whistleblower protections strengthened
Major reforms to Australia's public sector whistleblower protections are underway, introducing reverse onus provisions and expanded support channels for public servants reporting wrongdoing.
Major Agencies Support Controversial FOI Law Changes
Services Australia and Home Affairs defend FOI reforms to protect staff from harassment. Learn how the changes could impact public access to information in Australia.
Greens fast-track community housing with sunset clause
ACT Greens secure changes to development laws, fast-tracking community housing while adding environmental protections and 2029 sunset clause. Learn how this affects Canberra's housing crisis.
DFAT's $400k UN hotel bill sparks transparency debate
Revealed: Internal DFAT emails show confusion over $400,000 UN hotel bill disclosure on AusTender. Plus, political satire group hires 'punter's lobbyist' and transparency push meets resistance.
Hume reheats critique of Canberra public servants
Liberal Senator Jane Hume defends the Coalition's controversial work-from-home policy, claiming it was misunderstood while reigniting criticism of Canberra public servants. Read the full analysis.
Campbell High 1975 reunion marks 50 years in Canberra
Campbell High School's class of 1975 gathers for a historic 50-year reunion in Canberra, recalling the dramatic day they witnessed the Whitlam dismissal after final exams.
ACT's $101M tax appeal threatens 408 new homes
A Canberra developer warns the ACT government's appeal to reinstate a $101 million tax bill will block 408 new homes at Dairy Road, calling it an 'attack on common sense'.
Whitlam's Dismissal: Australia's 1975 Political Crisis
Fifty years on, we examine the dramatic events of November 11, 1975, when Governor-General Sir John Kerr sacked PM Gough Whitlam, creating Australia's greatest constitutional crisis.
Canberra strata companies abandon commission models
Canberra strata companies are shifting from commission-based insurance models to fixed-fee services, prioritizing transparency amid industry scrutiny. Discover why this change is happening now.
Canberra's O'Connor house prices jump 18.3% to $1.54M
O'Connor in Canberra's Inner North records 18.3% annual house price growth, reaching $1,537,500 median. Limited development and prime location drive demand. Explore the market trends.
Canberra Auctions: Mid-Century Gem Sells for $1.45M
A standout mid-century home in Aranda led a mixed Canberra auction weekend, selling for $1.45 million. Clearance rates hold steady at 62%, a significant jump from last year.
ACT reverses IVF laws that halted donor supply
The ACT government plans to amend controversial IVF laws that stopped donor egg and sperm access, impacting hundreds seeking fertility treatment in Canberra.
ACT's Reforms: Assisted Dying and Sex Work Laws
Readers debate the ACT's cautious progress on voluntary assisted dying and sex work decriminalisation, urging further reform while acknowledging small victories.
Tharwa Preschool closure sparks community outrage
ACT families accuse government of deliberately closing Tharwa Preschool by discouraging enrollments. Five generations of history at stake in rural community south of Canberra.
Nick Tyrrell selected as ACT Liberal Senate candidate
Small business owner Nick Tyrrell wins Canberra Liberals' Senate preselection, vowing to tackle housing affordability and childcare choice in bid to reclaim ACT seat.
Fresh faces join Australian War Memorial council
Three new appointments to the Australian War Memorial council promise fresh perspectives as the institution grapples with Frontier Wars recognition. Learn about the new members and their vision.
Matildas improve Raiders' home start chances for 2026
The Canberra Raiders' chances of starting the 2026 NRL season at home have dramatically improved thanks to the Matildas hosting the Women's Asia Cup. Discover how the scheduling shift benefits the Green Machine.
Sewage Flood Forces Canberra Watchhouse Closure
A raw sewage flood at Canberra's City Police Station watchhouse created a major health risk, forcing its overnight closure and relocation of detainees. The police union is considering legal action.
Wanniassa's Beloved Markets Shop Closing After 10 Years
The Markets Wanniassa, a cornerstone of local Canberra community for nearly a decade, will close its doors in February 2026. Owner Fiona Lester cites rising rents, shoplifting, and cost-of-living pressures as key reasons.
Toxic Boss Stories Inspire New Murder Mystery Novel
Author Jack Heath reveals how real-life toxic boss experiences from fast-food to tech inspired his new murder mystery novel Kill Your Boss, out now from Allen & Unwin.
Wanniassa's Beloved Markets Shop Closing Down
After nearly 10 years, The Markets Wanniassa is closing its doors. Discover why this community hub is shutting down and how locals are reacting to the loss.
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