Canberra Times - Local Canberra News, World News & Breaking News in ACT, Australia

Canberra Times

Independent. Always.
Advertisement

Top Stories

City
Canberra
Condition
Mostly sunny
Mostly sunny
Current temperature
21.6°
Minimum temperature
8°
Maximum temperature
27°
The royal commission's final report referred some of the country's biggest financial institutions to regulators for potential investigation.

The best volume of Hayne report is the one he didn’t bother to write

The royal commission's final report referred some of the country's biggest financial institutions to regulators for potential investigation.

It’s the one that seriously invites the question of whether the modern Coalition can seriously pretend to be the better economic managers.

  • by Jack Waterford

$4.5 million upgrade at Sydney and Melbourne Buildings

Canberra's most elegant non-political building?

But some businesses say more needs to be done

  • by Steve Evans

Husband of former Canberra woman found guilty of her manslaughter

Patricia Riggs was 34 when she was killed in 2001.

Patricia "Trish" Riggs was a much-loved swimming instructor in the ACT and was involved with the local home birth association.

  • by Megan Doherty and Warren Barnsley

Christmas Island detention centre to reopen as Senate passes medical transfer bill

PM

The Senate has passed the medical transfer bill, despite 11th hour attempts to persuade independent senator Derryn Hinch to withdraw his support for the bill.

  • by Michael Koziol

More top stories

The Northside Family Farmers Market is operating at Thoroughbred Park on Saturdays.

There's some competition coming for north Canberra's farmers market

The organiser of the new market, which will be run a stone's throw from the long established EPIC market, says she wants it to have a "chilled" view.

  • by Megan Doherty
Mr Squiggle from the eponymous ABC television show, now commemorated on $2 coins minted by the Royal Australian Mint.

He's Mr Squiggle, he's back and on a coin near you

The Royal Australian Mint is celebrating 60 years since the advent of the children's television character

  • by Monty Jacka
Dane Muench in surveillance footage at the shopping centre.

Judge says Peeping Tom's claims of innocence 'fanciful'

Dane Muench said someone else could have been in the Kmart dressing room, but the judge wasn't buying it.

  • by Alexandra Back
Shaun Mhonde feels like he's super-awkward in conversations.

Science says you're way more likeable than you think

Like many people, Shaun feels awkward when talking to people he has just met. Science says it's not as bad as you think.

  • by Liam Mannix and Katharine Haynes
Instant relief? Little Theo's Takeaway owner Anthony Ferraro says the new Mooseheads Hangover Cure works.

Mooseheads Hangover: takeaway invents new burger

It's stacked with a chicken schnitzel, a Wagyu minute steak AND a beef patty.

  • by Bree Element
Advertisement

Featured

Opinion & Perspectives

Advertisement

Politics

Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten.

Facts matter in refugee debate

The Morrison government will launch an ugly scare campaign, but Bill Shorten knows what to expect.

  • by David Crowe

World

Property byallhomes

The shiny accessory that high-end homeowners will want for their garage

The shiny accessory that high-end homeowners will want for their garage

There are only two types of motor enthusiast: those who dream of owning this car, and those who haven't driven it yet.

  • by Stephen Corby
Is air pollution a problem in your home? How to know for sure

Is air pollution a problem in your home? How to know for sure

We usually associate air pollution with the outside environment, but the reality is that air pollution can also create havoc for us indoors.

  • by Melissa Gerke

Business

Chip Goodyear says young people of today want companies to be good corporate citizens and behave with integrity.

Young people want companies to act ethically, says ex-BHP chief

The former boss of BHP, Chip Goodyear, says today's young people expect more from the corporate world in terms of ethics and integrity than earlier generations

  • by Darren Gray

Small business

Advertisement

Entertainment

The narrative of <i>The Cry</I> whips back and forth across continents and time.

A child - and a relationship - go missing in the plot-twisty thriller The Cry

Jenna Coleman, Ewen Leslie and Asher Keddie bring startling depth to Helen Fitzgerald's novel.

  • by Larissa Dubecki
Jessica Mauboy performs We Got Love in Lisbon, Portugal, in last year's Eurovision Song Contest.

Australia becomes a (semi) permanent member of Eurovision

This year's contest in Tel Aviv will mark Australia's fifth year taking part but, until now, it's been by invitation.

  • by Amy Croffey

Lifestyle

Advertisement

Smarter living

Too much gaming, streaming, and browsing can ruin your whole day.

Read more: http://www.executivestyle.com.au/nine-bad-habits-that-are-still-ruining-your-health-h1b6tj#ixzz5fM3ISDO7 
Follow us: @executivestyle on Twitter | executivestyleau on Facebook

Nine bad habits that are still ruining your health

There are plenty of ways we can improve our health by cutting out simple daily habits.

  • by Michael Jarosky
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek says that while locking certain music exclusively to the app makes no sense, locking down podcast exclusives does.
Analysis
Streaming

What Spotify's big podcast purchases mean for the future of the medium

The purchase of Gimlet and Anchor will make Spotify the first true competitor to Apple in the podcast space.

  • by Peter Wells

Food bygoodfood

Travel bytraveller

Advertisement

Cars bydrive

Sport

ACT Brumbies student-teacher duo Louise Burrows and new recruit Grace Kemp.

Brumbies teacher-student duo leave classroom for Super W opener

Canberra Girls Grammar teenage sensation Kemp is expected to make her Brumbies debut alongside a teacher at her school in 40-year-old Louise Burrows.

  • by Eamonn Tiernan
Former NZ sevens player Bailey Simonsson has earned an upgrade to the Raiders top-30.

Canberra Raiders upgrade Bailey Simonsson ahead of Parramatta trial

Bailey Simonsson's manager has been working overtime this summer, with the Canberra Raiders rookie signing his third contract of the pre-season.

  • by David Polkinghorne

Most Viewed today

Loading