Daniel Burdon is a reporter for The Canberra Times
The ACT's asbestos response taskforce is investigating the possibility of another Mr Fluffy house being identified in Canberra, which could bring the total list of affected properties in the national capital to 1023.
A large bump to housing finance approvals in the ACT in the June quarter has helped the Territory hold on to its spot as the third strongest economy in the nation.
Canberrans are being warned to prepare for the snake season, after recent rains increased the amount of grass around, and a few snake bite cases start to turn up at local hospitals.
Canberra's mental health services and their many clients are stuck in a holding pattern as the ACT community waits for an end to the political impasse over the future of the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
People with mental health illnesses are falling through the cracks of the ACT's health system as existing services are dismantled to make way for the National Disability Insurance, which does not provide the same level of help.
About 1000 Canberra women aged 35 or older were hospitalised with complications from heart disease last year.
Corflute-holding Labor campaigners lined the streets, dancing to the tune of a new democracy sausage being made as I drove past a northern suburbs polling booth in the electorate of Yerrabi on Saturday.
Canberrans are likely to get a $500 million boost to the Canberra Hospital.
With 74.9 per cent of the first preference votes counted (212,115 votes of 283,162 enrolled voters), here's what we know so far:
More than 1000 Canberrans with a disability are at risk of missing out on National Disability Insurance Scheme support as the Territory and federal governments argue over which government should fund more places after a target of 5057 people was reached last month.
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