Man jailed after downloading child pornography for 'research'
Police uncovered tens of thousands of child exploitation images, some in the most heinous category, on his computer.
Harris Scarfe opens new store at Canberra Outlet Centre
Canberra Outlet Centre has had its first department store move in, with Harris Scarfe opening its doors.
Men robbed Woolies armed with nail gun and painted cap gun
The robbery was planned, but not sophisticated, the court heard, while two men were sentenced.
Construction begins for Googong's first major shopping precinct
Construction has begun for Googong's first major shopping centre, which will include a supermarket, cafe, bar, gym and childcare.
Aussie girl band goes for gold
Aussie pop trio Mischief have had a big year since releasing first song Kick It Back, with two more singles and national airplay from commercial radio stations.
Liberals balk at ACT anti-corruption commission, despite sustained attack on Labor
Liberals say they would increase funding to Auditor-General and establish independent public service commissioner.
The five reasons people die on Canberra roads
It may have been law for more than 40 years, but ACT Policing said failing to buckle up is still one of the main reasons people die on Canberra roads.
The five principles for landing the right job
Jo Wisdom's five steps for landing the most suitable job.
Quote along with your cinematic faves
Serial movie quoters at the ready.
Local researchers to benefit from medical investment
Professor Chris Parish knows what it's like to stand at the edge of the "valley of death."
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Arts diary: the best of visual and performance art
What's on in Canberra's art scene
ACT inquiry pushes for national database on youth self-harm and suicide
Concerns youth suicides in the ACT are being underestimated could lead to improvements in data collection, but work on a national database appears to have stalled.
Block of ACT land larger than any Canberra suburb hits the market
Huge 1342-hectare includes a five-bedroom homestead, powered shearing shed, farm shed and cattle sheds.
Canberra mornings: Traffic, weather and what's on in one click
The news, traffic and weather to get you up to speed.
Demand for quality office accommodation creates empty spaces in Canberra
New research shows the disparity between vacancy rates across Canberra's primary and secondary office accommodation.
ACT's 2016 NAPLAN results worst in recent years
The ACT cannot afford to become complacent about our NAPLAN results says Shane Rattenbury
More units, retail for Governor Place as Barton development nears completion
Construction has begun on the final stage of Barton’s Governor Place with more retail space on the cards.
Parliament delays plans for an independent officer to cost election policies
Plans to establish an independent parliamentary budget officer to help cost government and opposition policies have been shelved until after the election.
Canberra's newest politician, Val Jeffery, sorely disappointed by self-government
'Time to look outside the concrete bunker in Civic and recognise the rural side to Canberra'.
Restrictions on racing bookies relaxed
Government relaxes criminal history restrictions on obtaining a racing bookmaker's licence.
Ratings reveal biggest loser in regional TV channel swap
WIN TV has been the biggest loser in the ratings since changing channels to Ten in July.
Urgent action needed to better rehabilitate ACT inmates: committee
Local businesses should help the ACT prison develop an industry workforce that caters to the general population.
Keeping things short and sweet
Ten minutes is all you need to tell a good story.
Old assembly foes returned to senate after long and bitter election campaign
After a long and bitter campaign, Katy Gallagher and Zed Seselja have officially declared the winners of the ACT's two senate seats.
Airport chaos looms as union threatens 24-hour strike
The action is in protest over the continuing enterprise bargaining deadlock which has dragged on for nearly three years.
Two sets of solar rules, one for established suburbs, another for new suburbs
'Nimbys preserve their exclusive environs at the cost of the community', says Master Builders.
Child abuse reforms praised, as government forges ahead with reportable conduct scheme
Major reforms to prevent child abuse and facilitate justice for survivors have been praised.
Alleged arsonist to fight charge over Weston cafe fire at trial
A man accused of deliberately torching a Weston cafe has been committed to stand trial in the ACT Supreme Court.
Court urged to allow girl to give evidence in sex abuse case with dog in room
Prosecutors have urged a judge to allow a teenage girl with a disability allegedly sexually abused by her father to give evidence with an assistance dog by her side.
Hundreds of Canberrans employed to process the Census
Canberra will become the central hub for the nation's biggest population survey for the first time.
