Daniel Burdon is a reporter for The Canberra Times
A Bangladeshi man is facing deportation after the Canberra Fastway Couriers franchise he was working at was wound up, amid allegations of fraudulent activity and failures to pay employees and the tax office hundreds of thousands of dollars.
![CMTEDD deputy director-general Bronwen Overton-Clarke [centre] said the number of 'substantiated' breaches of the ACT's ...](/web/20170419084325im_/http://www.theage.com.au/content/dam/images/g/u/m/7/o/9/image.related.landscape.120x80.gvdk15.png/1491547276892.jpg)
ACT public servants have breached laws governing their conduct more than 100 times in the past two financial years.
Canberra's cancer patients now have access to one of the globe's most advanced medical imaging devices after a new $3 million cancer scanner was installed in an imaging suite in the health precinct in Garran.
The ACT's major gas supplier has admitted it failed to adequately prepare for changes to billing arrangements that saw 32,500 customers over or under-charged last year.
Cabbages, pumpkin and kale are just three of the fruits and vegetables growing thickly in Connor Lynch's backyard in O'Connor - just one of many local efforts to improve nutrition with simple changes in the home.
The Auditor-General is considering a fresh investigation into ACT Health's data problems, just two years after the last audit of the directorate's "data integrity".
The ACT Government has contracted the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology to examine the safety culture on Canberra's buildings sites.
ACT residents are paying the highest prices for key medical specialists in the nation.
Mental health carers have urged a parliamentary inquiry to recommend the funding that supports their work looking after people with psychosocial disabilities be quarantined from the National Disability Insurance Agency.
Federal IT bill to hit $10 billion and two women and their struggles: one with breast cancer, the other, PTSD
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