Josh has brain cancer. But a new database could help others
Canberra family hopes a new database project could help others facing childhood cancers.
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Daniel Burdon
Daniel Burdon is a reporter for The Canberra Times
How Canberrans could save $800 on their energy bills
A new analysis found some Canberrans could save hundreds off their energy bills by shopping around.
Police will be out with cameras in ACT school zones as Canberra's students return
Drivers on Canberra's roads have been urged to take care around school zones.
Families of Canberrans lost to sudden death left without on-scene support after funding cut
The ACT Government quietly cut funding to a vital on-the-scene coronial support service weeks before the 2016 election.
Number of Canberrans seeking treatment for ice addiction doubles in three years
The number of people in Canberra seeking treatment for methamphetamine addiction has more than doubled in the past three years.
Training at aged care homes big concern, but only one complaint a month
The training of workers in Canberra's aged care sector is one of the biggest concerns for elderly people.
Call for more Indigenous foster parents to put up their hand in Canberra
As their seven children entered their teens, Canberra couple Lynn Orcher and Shane Matini have been caring for other children.
Hospital stays for 68 Canberra kids could have been avoided
Canberra's parents made 510 calls to poison information hotlines in 2015 and some 68 ACT children were hospitalised.
Roof collapsed during house fire in Bungendore
Two Bungendore residents are being treated for shock after they came home to find their house on fire on Friday afternoon.
Canberra Hospital rolling out computers to help blood tests after audit reveals long-term problems
Canberra Hospital is rolling out specialised computers to help staff take blood samples, after an audit found long-standing problems pathology collection.
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