Cocktail of drugs found in dead prisoner's system
Toxicology testing of death in custody reveals ice in system.
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Katie Burgess
Katie Burgess is a reporter for The Canberra Times
Canberra schools to get 20 more psychologists
Twenty extra psychologists will be introduced into ACT's public school system over the next term of govt.
The ordinary Canberrans helping government tackle big problems
'Good, bad or indifferent, we are Canberrans who've got something to offer to the city in which we live.'
Call for parliament internship program for people with a disability
Disability advocates have called on the ACT parliament to set up paid internships with disabilities in an Australian first.
Steven Freeman's family lead Canberra's National Sorry Day march
The family of an Indigenous man who died in Canberra's jail last year say they will continue to fight for justice for him but will "never, ever recover" from his loss.
Treat those with disabilities like people, not numbers: ACT Mental Health Consumer Network
Chris Corcoran last held down a paid job in October 2013, although not for a lack of trying.
Dickson Interchange lessee still to name a price after compulsory acquisition
It could be a while before ratepayers find out the real cost of the new public transport interchange at Dickson after the ACT government revealed the family they acquired the land from are yet to name a price for it.
'ACT govt is blaming Aboriginal people': Winnunga
ACT Health officials have admitted they "were not clear enough" with an Aboriginal health service that a $12 million drug and alcohol centre for Indigenous clients would not offer clinical services.
'Very much a deliberate act': vandals trash historic ACT homestead
Volunteers had just spent a decade rebuilding the homestead.
ACT schools benefit in budget announcements
Projects include upgrades to schools classed as over capacity and a new oval for a Gungahlin school.
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