The Latest Breaking News from ACT

Bacterial levels in some areas more than triple what the ACT government considers safe, with run off from surrounding properties thought to contribute.

Nationally, environment ministers have agreed on a need to advance the uptake of technologies to control feral cats, if Australia is to meet its target of no new extinctions.

An inquiry into abortion and reproductive healthcare services in the Canberra region hears people find it difficult to access the service.

Legal observers also say police in the eastern states have been visiting the homes of climate activists in the leadup to the conference

First-responders have described the impact felt by family, friends - and their own staff - as the ACT reels from the worst road trauma seen in years.

Federal Labor's decision to axe three road projects has drawn condemnation from the community.

This year 18 people have died on ACT roads, the highest number since 2010, and first responders say more education is needed to avoid these tragedies.

The man who has denied he raped Brittany Higgins is facing the prospect of another trial after a juror brought academic papers on sexual assault into the jury room

Alarm bells were set off for one sheriff's officer in the ACT rape trial of Bruce Lehrmann after a research paper was uncovered by chance. The document was not part of court proceedings and ultimately led to a mistrial. So, what other rules do jurors run the risk of breaking?

Tom McLuckie gives evidence at the inquiry into dangerous driving

Seven women have been named winners as part of the 2022 Canberra Women in Business Awards.