Geoscience Australia public servants not keen on open-plan office
Public servants working at Geoscience Australia in Canberra are reportedly not keen on an open-plan office that's been proposed as part of their $17.5 million building refurbishment.
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Michael Gorey
Michael Gorey is a reporter at The Canberra Times
'Arrest me': Canberra woman successfully defies new Israeli law
Judy Bamberger dared Israeli authorities to arrest her when she arrived in the country. They didn't.
Interstate visitors flock to ACT
The ACT has recorded its highest-ever number of Australians visiting the capital with a 12.8 per cent increase for the year ending December 2016.
Huge demand from people with disability for work
An ACT public sector program to boost employment for people with disability has met huge demand from job seekers.
Australian company at the forefront of Mosul mercy bid
Australian health professionals are on the ground in northern Iraq as part of a global humanitarian relief effort to assist civilians in the war-ravaged region around Mosul.
Canberra teen hospitalised after stolen car crashes near Cooma
A car stolen from Canberra on Saturday was involved in numerous offences between the ACT and Eden before crashing 7km north of Cooma on Sunday.
Canberra executive appointed CEO of Energy Action
Canberra business executive Ivan Slavich has been appointed CEO of ASX-listed company Energy Action.
Calls for ACT government to introduce 'revenge porn' laws
Canberra's Domestic Violence Crisis Service says women are often targeted by violent partners.
'A very good location to start': Business opportunities in China for Canberra firms
Canberrans encouraged to consider opportunities in China's equivalent of Silicon Valley.
Rattenbury under fire for $16k trip to Morocco and FOI delays
ACT Greens minister Shane Rattenbury has come under fire for his $7585 trip to Morocco and for delays in his directorate processing a freedom of information request which revealed the cost.
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