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Greens hope strong inner-north vote will
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Justice Michael Elkaim is well aware of the long-fought campaign that has led to his appointment as the ACT Supreme Court's fifth judge.
Former University of Canberra academic accused of sex offences threatened to report students for plagiarism, then asked: "What can we do about it?"
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr says he will lead the fight for marriage equality and has slammed the Canberra Liberals for their far-right views.
A man is in hospital with suspected spinal injuries after a car crash in Lyneham.
Lawyers for Tuungafasi Manase argue he was simply a "messenger boy" who lied out of fear.
It appears most of the frustration splashed across social media was sparked by hour-long waits at a few places in particular.
Two Canberrans have been chosen to compete in this year's Australian Survivor.
Canberra's school children are eating better, but we're going backwards when it comes to getting them exercising enough.
Hungry spotted quoll may have been gathering food for quoll family in Namadgi.
Residents call for action on Royalla Monaro Highway black spot after fatality
Bike riders and pedestrians deterred by Canberra's chilly winter can escape the cold by catching the new "city loop" bus.
Voting when the polling place first opened on Saturday morning (so that the joy of putting Zed Seselja last, for his opposition to marriage equality, would last all day) it was Norwegianly cold. Your columnist's numb fingers struggled to hold the AEC pencil with which I was spelling out Zed's doom.
Canberrans still wringing themselves out from the wettest June on record shouldn't put away their gumboots just yet.
Two more Asian antiquities in the National Gallery of Australia's collection may have to be returned to India.
The Canberra Times and Studio Canal are giving our reader the chance to win a double-pass to see 'Our Kind of Traitor'. In Cinema's from July 14.
Unions warn of widespread exploitation as audit reveals as many as one in four Canberra businesses do not pay their workers correctly.
Unions vow to bring Eden-Monaro fight to ACT election in October.
Like ripples across the night water, each melodic idea slowly moved outward as the next motif took its place until the listeners were enmeshed in a net of sounds and the memory of sounds.
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Re-elected Canberra MP Gai Brodtmann has vowed to fight as hard as ever for ACT residents to have a voice in Parliament, stridently denying Labor had taken the seat for granted.
Re-elected MP Andrew Leigh, who claimed victory in the seat of Fenner, says the "positive" swing towards Labor in the ACT shows Canberrans prefer idea politics to slogan politics.
The ACT's Senate representation looks set to remain unchanged, with Labor senator Katy Gallagher winning her seat and the Liberals' Zed Seselja on track to be returned.
Greyhound rescue groups have questioned the government's $1 million annual funding to the local race industry.
A specific ACT law meant Gareth Crook could not first test the weapons he would sell.
The 34-year old Lyneham campus of Brindabella Christian College is set for a $15 million makeover.
Peter Hendy has conceded defeat in Eden-Monaro, saying he is proud to have represented the electorate for the past three years.
It's time to wake up, Canberra, after your snooze through the too-long election campaign.
The future of the ACT's senate representation is tipped to remain unchanged.
Andrew Leigh has won a third term representing Canberra's north after a comfortable victory in Fenner.