What's next in the poll count for the election?
Election Day has come and gone, but Canberrans eager to know the winners and losers must be patient as work is far from over for dozens of electoral staff in the ACT.
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Clare Sibthorpe
Clare Sibthorpe is a reporter for The Canberra Times
ACT election night: as it happened
Follow all the latest news, results and colour from election day 2016 live.
One in 10 calls to ACT police are mental health cases
Police are known to chase down criminals, but Canberrans may be surprised to learn how often their work goes beyond enforcing the law.
Waterslides, cakes galore and shorter queues this election
Canberrans could be forgiven for forgetting to vote when they arrive at some polling places on Saturday.
Second fire in five months destroys Tuggeranong tattoo parlour, bikie taskforce investigating
The ACT's special outlaw motorcycle gang police taskforce is investigating a suspicious fire that gutted a Tuggeranong tattoo parlour early Friday morning.
Smartphone app aims to get drunk drivers off Canberra roads
Greg North's daughter was miraculously uninjured when a drunk driver crashed the car she was in and caused it to roll upside down.
Canberrans build human-sized pilotless drones to save lives
Imagine an autonomous human-sized drone that saves lives by delivering anti-venom to those who have suffered a snake bite.
Northbourne Avenue ripped up for light rail works
As the Liberals prepare to tear up the light rail contract if they win government, Capital Metro is preparing to build the tram by tearing up the ground of Northbourne Avenue.
'I'm Robin Hood': Confessions of a supermarket thief
When one Canberra shopper impulsively stole a bag of potatoes at a self-serve checkout, it was the first time he'd ever stolen.
Leading obstetrician slams government home birth trial
A leading obstetrician has warned the ACT's first publicly-funded home birth trial will put women and unborn children at risk.
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