Captain Cook Memorial Jet out of action until late October
There's something in the water! But don't worry, he's just fixing the Canberra Cook Memorial Jet.
Canberra's 11th Aldi store opens doors in Majura Park
Majura Park's two major supermarkets will have some more competition from Wednesday as Discount supermarket giant Aldi opens its newest Canberra store.
Suppliers, staff owed thousands in Smoque collapse
The sudden closure of the popular American barbecue restaurant has left staff and suppliers massively out of pocket.
Kambah police chase crash driver had drugs in system
A driver who fled police and was killed in a three-car smash at Kambah had drugs in his system, a court has heard.
Ex-Marist brothers committed for trial on historical child sex abuse charges
The men were charged as part of an ongoing investigation into child sexual abuse in ACT schools in the 1980s.
Canberra man jailed over staged car accident
Man wanted insurance company to cover the cost of surgery on a bad knee injured after years of martial arts fighting.
Labor accuses opposition of having job cuts in their 'DNA'
Chief Minister Andrew Barr accused the Liberals of having "job cuts in their DNA" during heated question time.
Police hunt Canberra graffiti vandals after 'senseless' spree
Two males went on a "senseless" graffiti spree scrawling obscene words and images on school buildings, businesses and cars.
ACT government decides not to regulate publicly-accessible private pools in Canberra
The ACT government has decided private pools accessible to the public should not be regulated, saying the unnecessary intervention would increase red tape and costs for businesses and swimmers.
ACT public servants rack up $6.3 million credit card bill
Education Directorate, Health and Justice were the biggest spenders on ACT Government credit cards in 2015.
Funding needed to avert 'catastrophic failure' of Canberra's water supply
Sustainable funding needed to avert extreme risk to Canberra's major water supply.
Sex and Dragons by The Griffyn Ensemble blends music and science
Michael Sollis saw in the organisation of genetic codes a similarity to the arrangement of notes in a music scale and was inspired.
Mawson Club armed robber flees through back door
A man in a balaclava who held up a club in Canberra's south escaped with a sum of cash through the back door, ACT Policing has said.
The other Sky Whale to take flight over Googong
Fantastic creatures take to the Googong skies this weekend.
The artist who inadvertently became part of national politics
She's the contemporary artist who has been swept up into the world of national politics.
Kay Catanzariti said there would be another death. She was right
When the case was dropped over the death of her son Ben on a Canberra work site, Kay Catanzariti warned someone else would die. She was right.
New laws scrap time limit on historical child abuse claims
Laws passed scrapping time limits on historical child abuse claims.
CSO plays Dvorak and Brahms
A German husband and wife – violinist Indira Koch and cellist Wolfgang Emanuel Schmidt – will be the featured soloists in the Brahms Double Concerto.
Canberra mornings: Traffic, weather and what's on in one click
The news, traffic and weather to get you up to speed.
Flawed analysis used in Labor's jobs attack on Liberals
Deep flaw in Labor claims that Liberals would sack 2000 jobs.
Colour and innovation
A solo and a group show both have much to offer.
Pale reflection of a grand tradition
Although the paintings are inexpensive, they are rather poorly and hurriedly executed.
Nightfest lineup announced for Floriade 2016
Comedian Jimeoin has been announced as the headline act for Floriade's Nightfest 2016.
3D chocolate and gin workshops in Canberra for Science Week
Learn how to make chocolate with a 3D printer and create your own flavoured gin.
Work officially starts on Ashley Drive duplication
Work has officially begun on the $28.1 million duplication of Ashley Drive in Tuggeranong.
More colour and variety to replace Cotter Avenue's 80 year-old poplars
Colourful exotic trees are replacing 80-year-old ailing poplars in Cotter Avenue.
Work begins to make Weston, Ainslie, Monash and Kaleen more age-friendly
Older Canberrans living in Ainslie, Monash, Kaleen and Weston will find it easier to walk to their local shops as footpaths and roads are upgraded to make the suburbs more age-friendly.
Canberra author honours Vietnam veterans
Even 50 years on, the memories of the veterans remain very vivid.
Canberra BBQ restaurant Smoque closes
The restaurant that helped spark Canberra's enduring love affair with American-style barbecue fare has closed.
Man unlawfully jailed for 82 days avoids extra time after appeal win
A Canberra man who was wrongly imprisoned for 82 days has avoided more time behind bars after a court threw out an appeal that could have seen him locked up again.
