ACT under pressure to ban greyhound racing after NSW decision
Greyhound racing will become illegal in NSW from mid next year.
Ask Fuzzy: Bugs win by a long stick
Question: What is the strongest glue?
Ask Fuzzy: A sticky question
Question: How do geckos stick to a window?
New Zealand leads the way for Australia on same-sex marriage: Barr
Look to New Zealand for leadership on same-sex marriage conscience vote, Andrew Barr says.
Win the ultimate wedding night package including a night at the Hyatt Canberra
The Canberra Times, Canberra Wedding Fair and Hyatt Canberra are teaming up to give one lucky couple the ultimate wedding night package.
Kanga Cup disrupted by bad weather
If you thought Canberra's wettest June on record played havoc with your plans, take a moment to think about what effect it's had on the organisers of this year's Kanga Cup.
House fire contained on Sutton Road
Firefighters have contained a house fire at a rural property east of Canberra.
Eastern quolls breeding in Canberra for first time in 80 years
Expect the pitter-patter of tiny quoll feet in the Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary in coming months.
Seselja distances himself from possible front bench promotion
Could Zed Seselja be headed to the frontbench?
Wellington flights worth $45 million to ACT economy: Barr
International flights from Wellington are expected to mean $45 million a year for the ACT economy.
What's on in Canberra's arts scene
What's on in Canberra's arts scene from July 8
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Arts diary: the best of visual and performance art
What's on in Canberra's art scene
Canberra mornings: Traffic, weather and what's on in one click
The news, traffic and weather to get you up to speed.
Canberra trucks cross border to exploit NSW loophole
Farmers say truck companies re-locating across the ACT border are destroying roads.
How do we make cities more age friendly?
Ensuring the places where people want to grow old promote the best quality of life is crucial is to developing age-friendly communities, a leading British expert says.
How Canberra's Islamic community celebrated Eid
Members of Canberra's Islamic community have broken their fast after the holy month of Ramadan.
Canberra man charged with rape of sex worker being investigated for similar offences
Man who allegedly threatened and raped a woman in an inner-city apartment has been investigated for a string of similar attacks.
ACT results may be in, but counting is far from over
Labor candidates were quick to declare both ACT seats on election night, but there is still no telling when all votes will be counted.
Canberra Liberals face fresh advertising warning
The Canberra Liberals may bear the cost of federal campaign advertising.
Proof that all dogs go to heaven
Loukanikos (his name means "Sausage") the protest dog has died but has now been given temporary immortality in a masterpiece of Athens' street art.
Cotter Dam to spill over for first time since new wall construction
Cotter Dam set to overflow for the first time since wall extension was completed in 2013.
Public servants evacuated after threats to government departments
ACT Policing said an unspecified number of government departments were emailed the threats anonymously.
Canberra detainee freed from jail after fleeing hospital mental health unit
A detainee who scaled the wall of Canberra Hospital's mental health unit and fled has escaped more time behind bars.
Barr looks to further open up air links to Canberra in meeting with NZ PM
Chief Minister Andrew Barr will lobby for "domestic-like experience" for travel to New Zealand.
Is this Canberra's new weekend tourist destination?
Wellington is looking to capitalise on newfound proximity to Canberra.
Gang-gang. 100 Years Ago. Chap-magnet damsels seek recruits
By July of 1916 love of King and Country was still not enough to propel enough Australian men into khaki.
Family pilgrimage honours "two gun Harry" Dalziel VC
Descendants of Private "Harry" Dalziel, the World War I digger who received the 1000th Victoria Cross to be awarded, have travelled to the Australian War Memorial to honour his memory.
Canberra Libs claim light rail is a 'federal issue' to maintain ad spend
Light rail a federal issue, Mr Hanson says.
Dozens of crashes in wild weekend on Canberra roads
There were 26 crashes reported to police from Friday to Monday, seven of which resulted in injuries.
Mix 106.3 the biggest loser in latest Canberra radio ratings
The ABC is back on top.
