The Latest Breaking News from ACT

Ngambri representatives filed a claim against the ACT in 2022.

Ngambri community members took the ACT government to court last year over its Indigenous protocol, which listed only the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the land. The government today issued an apology for any "hurt or distress" caused, saying it would review the protocol.

The ACT government introduced the Safer Families Levy in 2016, requiring Canberra households to pay an annual amount to tackle domestic violence. But questions have been raised over where that money is ending up.

CEA's work will be "strengthened through sovereign ownership."

ACTU holds fears for contractors who have supported Liddell Power Station

Practical solutions are sorely required.

A cavalcade of retired senior American military officers have landed high-paying advisory contracts with Australia's Department of Defence, with one former admiral paid $US5,000 a day for his expertise.

The boy will face seven charges at the ACT Children's Court.

The alleged abuse occurred in an ACT school in the mid-1970s.

As Anzac Day approaches, it's essential to know what's open, how you can get around, and where you can pay respects to the Diggers.

The ACT will have to keep trucking its recycling interstate for processing for about two years, with the delivery of Canberra's new materials recovery facility pushed back to 2025. Construction of an organic waste processing centre will also be delayed.