Move out of Canberra and work from home - decentralising made easy
Telework could be the future if only APS culture would change, experts say.
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Kimberley Le Lievre
Kimberley Le Lievre is a reporter for The Canberra Times and Chronicle
Three Canberra Daramalan College students and their teacher selected as finalists in prestigious BHP Billiton Science and Engineering Awards
In the past three years, Daramalan College has produced eight of the finalists in the most prestigious student science competition in the country.
Australian teens uncover "phenomenal" scientific findings that could change the world
"In a world of rampant change, science literacy is one of the most important tools we can give to our youth," Dr Finkel said.
High school students want more say in how to deter young terrorists
Violent extremism and what leads young people into it should be seriously discussed in schools according to high school students in the ACT.
Revised Geelong Star management plan fails to address concerns
A review of the Geelong Star super trawler's vessel management plan has been released by the federal government.
Canberra's first public service workplace LGBTI inclusion conference
The Australian Tax Office will co-host the public service's first LGBTI inclusion conference on Friday.
Freezing eggs a waste of time for young women, fertility expert says
Listen up, ladies. Freezing your eggs is a waste of time.
New song celebrates Indigenous diggers
A song by iconic singer-songwriter John Schumann recognising the contribution of Indigenous Australian soldiers has been revealed at a special ceremony in Canberra.
Australian War Memorial director delivers reassuring words for Anzac Day spectators
Security arrangements for Anzac Day services at the Australian War Memorial are appropriate for the threat risk on the day, said director Dr Brendan Nelson.