Property
Flexibility the name of the game
This Coombs house combines sleek fixtures and comforts with a classic, neutral decor.
Break into the inner south property market
It's always been Canberra’s blue-chip property destination, but it's not as unattainable as many of us think.
Federal Election 2016
Keating mounts attack on Greens
Paul Keating has used his first public appearance of the election campaign to launch ...
Secret moves to hobble gay marriage
A secret push is under way within the Coalition party room to hobble any positive ...
Voters, parties at odds on key issues
Supporters on both sides of politics are at odds with their parties, Fairfax Media's ...
Schools urge parents not to vote Green
Tens of thousands of Catholic school students sent home with warning letters.
NBN documents 'could endanger national security'
Federal police are refusing to release an uncensored version of the National ...
Under-fire O'Dwyer scuttles Twitter joke
The embattled Assistant Treasurer Kelly O'Dwyer has taken the extraordinary step of ...
ACT News
Chilly temps ripe for snow
Book snow play into your schedule as the capital braces for more frosty temperatures.
Meet the ACT Senate candidates
Senate voting reforms have been tipped to make it harder than ever for minor parties to score a seat in the upper house.
Man knocked unconscious in Civic assaults
ACT Policing is looking for three men in relation to a "coward punch" assault in Civic that left a man unconscious.
$307m plan for Canberra casino revealed
Casino submits new business plan and $307 million redevelopment
Public Service News
LGBTI inclusion conference
The Australian Tax Office is going to co-host the public service's first LGBTI inclusion conference.
Bishop defends DFAT agency
Foreign minister has defended a small Canberra based agency charged with delivering radical change to the public service.
Claim Centrelink cooks the books
"A fraud upon the people of Australia," says insider.
Comment
A new skirmish in the history wars
Malcolm Turnbull believes Australia was "invaded"but , Tony Abbott disagrees. This is not, however, about semantics.
Pygmies blocking Barr's view
I expect this news outlet will be around when the Chief Minister goes out the door.
The latest cartoons from David Pope
Cartoons from The Canberra Times editorial artist.
Business
Brexit could send world 'over the edge'
The risk of another global recession has escalated after markets tumbled following Brexit vote.
Cut negative gearing: economists
Australia's leading economists get behind Labor push.
Exploitation of trolley workers revealed
Trolley collectors at one in three Woolies inspected by watchdog illegally underpaid.
Brexit: Global shares lose trillions
Global stock markets tumble after UK's shock decision to leave the EU.
Low rates, low growth ahead
Australia's top economists have painted a dreary picture of the ewconomy.
Let's have a grown-up debate
An adult campaign, not one ruled by scare campaigns, will deliver a better outcome.
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ExecutiveStyle
The best roads in the best cars
These holidays aren't cheap, but are the best way to drive great cars.
Money
Horror stories from the rental market
A previous rental turned into a horror story for 47-year-old Luke Fennell and his wife and two children.
Small Business
Beginners' guide to exporting
So, you've heard a lot of talk about the Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). Where to start?
Job insecurity: the new normal?
We live in a world where layoffs appear to be more frequent. Let's talk about it.
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Election 2016: Candidate stuff ups
Which candidates have given their leaders a headache during the election campaign?
Entertainment
Christo installation too popular
An influx of people to a small Italian town to see a giant floating artwork has caused some unforseen problems.
Offspring: is new love in the air?
Dan Wyllie and Asher Keddie were newlyweds in Love my Way; now they're reunited as doctors. Does this mean passion on the wards?
Canberra Life
Questacon offers free entry
For the first time Questacon is opening its doors for free this weekend.
Preschool's plea for its future
The French Australian Preschool has called on Canberra to help raise a $1 million shortfall.
What's on in capital June 24-26
Your guide to what's going on around the capital this weekend.
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Lifestyle
ASOS denies outage is Brexit-related
The British online fashion retailer has been closed for over 24 hours.
You should eat fruit and vegetable peel
Beauty may not be skin deep, but when it comes to fruits and vegetables, skin is good.
Packer plays Carey's waiting game
The couple are going all out to ensure their marriage will be worth the wait.
Lily Allen's cutting response to Trump on Brexit
British singer Lily Allen has called Trump a "moron" in a cutting reply to Trump's inaccurate tweet about the UK referendum.
Versace under fire for controversial 'Chicago' ad
The ads, featuring Karlie Kloss and Gigi Hadid, has been criticised for slavery symbolism and promoting teenage motherhood.
Can this phone habit cause blindness?
A group of London opthalmologists believe using your smartphone at a particular time can affect sight.
Daily Life
Why I'm worried about Brexit
It is not merely an isolated blip, it's part of a global trend we should all be concerned about.
Why we should all be attention seekers
'Attention seeking' is one of the funniest accusations levelled at women.
18 times men said disgustingly sexist things about women in sport
Who will win gold at the Misogynist Olympics?
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Good Food
Why you should eat banana peel
When you eat fruit and vegies, remember to eat the wrapper, too - it contains surprising health benefits.
The Hot List: perfect eggs, waffle on and golden lattes
A round-up of the hottest things in food this week.
The Katering Show cooking Q&A
Intolerable foodie Kate McLennan and food intolerant friend Kate McCartney tackle your culinary questions.
Can you trust online food reviews?
Four out of five stars might sound good – it's 80 per cent after all – but diners need to take positive online ratings with a big pinch of salt.
17 Australian dishes you must try before you die
How many cult dishes can you tick off the list?
Technology
'Garbage truck on fire' comes to Sydney
The internet's Greg Miller on the importance of community, newly announced RTX 2017.
Do Australians even care about NBN?
Outside of the the tech savvy, people have zero interest in hearing aobut benefits of FTTP.
GoT wait almost over for Foxtel holdouts
With the season finale screening on Monday, Season 6 will hit digital shelves on Tuesday.
Should your car kill you or pedestrian?
People not too keen to ride in philosophically utilitarian vehicles. says new survey.
Blood test to predict premature birth
Test can detect signs even before symptoms present, according to international researchers.
'Too late' to roll out hoverboard rules
House fires and explosions have 'ruined' Australia's quality hoverboard industry.
Drive
Subaru Levorg prices revealed
Japanese sports wagon priced from $42,990
New Audi S5 Coupe reviewed
Turbo motor brings improved performance to handsome coupe.
Sport
England complete whitewash of Wallabies
England arrived in Australia threatening Bodyline and will leave having inflicted similar physical and mental pain on a shell-shocked Wallabies team.
Ikin urges Sezer patience
Former Queensland five-eighth Ben Ikin says new halfback Aidan Sezer will slowly get better for the Raiders.
Wallaby world upside down
Eight months after the Wallabies thrilled under charismatic coaching, they wear a different honour.
Cricket backs women's AFL
Cricket ACT suggests scheduling the Giants' Women's AFL and NAB Challenge games at Manuka Oval close together.
