The Latest Breaking News from ACT

Richard Glenn's ombudsman's report 'did more harm than good'.

Meeting to discuss updating national gas law to reflect fuel’s environmental impact as well as overhauling hydrogen strategy

Canberra is 'a destination of choice' for tourists, Chief Minister Andrew Barr says.

As the ACT government awaits the Lehrmann trial inquiry report, the territory's chief prosecutor has extended his leave.

Anthony Williamson SC will keep acting as Director of Public Prosecutions.

Farce or spy novel as drop the dead possum story has a twist?

An 'action plan' would be released 'shortly', staff have been told.

NSW hospital workers are heading towards further industrial action unless the government changes its current across-the-board wage offer.

The ACT Labor-Greens government is currently considering legalising voluntary assisted dying, as has recently occurred in all six Australian states. But the results of community consultation on the topic suggest the ACT’s proposed legislation may differ in significant respects from the model adopted by other Australian states and territories.