A Canberra man who went on a five-day rampage apologises to his 39 victims, and is allowed out of jail for drug rehabilitation after striking a deal with some of them.
A man who sparked a lengthy police siege after allegedly assaulting a Red Hill man and barricading himself within his apartment is denied bail in the ACT Magistrates Court.
Canberra has become attractive to bikies because it does not have the same anti-gang laws the rest of the eastern seaboard does, the ACT's top cop warns.
A pilot is recovering in hospital after his self-made plane experienced engine failure, crashing into a field at Tumut, west of Canberra, on Saturday afternoon.
The Cowboys are left thanking their lucky stars after a Johnathan Thurston field goal off the crossbar leads to a golden-point match-winning try over the Raiders.
Early each year in Canberra's Parliamentary Triangle, the city's national institutions are transformed. For ten days, politics is in the shadows and the buildings take the spotlight.
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Parents of students at a Catholic primary school in Canberra were never told a priest accused of inappropriate conduct with children was living in a neighbouring retirement home.
As light rail works its way down Northbourne Avenue, the ACT Heritage Council is reminding Canberrans that rail was always part of the vision for the city.
In the wake of community outcry, the Catholic Church says it has now removed three former priests from a Catholic-run retirement home neighbouring two Canberra primary schools.
The doctor who gave methadone to an inmate at Canberra's jail two days prior to his death tells an inquest that it is "very unusual and unlikely" to die from such a small dosage.
Labor MP Linda Burney explains why she referred Human Services Minister Alan Tudge to the Australian Federal Police after confirmation his department gave a Centrelink client's personal information to a journalist.
Researchers from the Australian National University call for an urgent rethink of the Basin Plan, arguing the money being spent is not achieving the desired results set out under the policy.
