Politics

ACT

Four domestic violence offenders have been among the first to be referred to the ACT's newly expanded restorative justice scheme.

Pixelated images of suspects in a Giralang vandalism attack were released last week, when the crime took place in February.

Chief Minister Andrew Barr is open to talking with the federal government.

The federal Greens will look to repeal the mandatory data retention scheme and set up a digital rights commissioner.

Canberra's young motorcyclists will be the next target of the territory government's L and P-plate reform agenda.

The Barr government has said in the past it won't consider anti-consorting laws because of human rights.

The ACT Electoral Commission has begun reviewing electoral boundaries ahead of the 2020 territory election.

The $141 million pipeline built to protect Canberrans from water shortages had to be turned off due to a water shortage.

The ACT's new housing affordability strategy promises to make renting more accessible for people with disabilities - and it can't come soon enough.

However ACT government officials say the arrangement won’t disadvantage claimants or lead to shopping between the two schemes.

New details have been revealed about a fraud committed on the territory's public housing taskforce.