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Employers headed to the national jobs and skills summit in Canberra are urged to stop overlooking jobseekers with a disability as they attempt to solve farm worker shortages.

The urban centre in south Canberra is undergoing a personality change, but some say the community is paying a price for increased density.

This article is part of The Conversation’s series looking at Labor’s jobs summit. Read the other articles in the series here.

High levels of genomic sequencing in Canberra found COVID transmission links contact tracers would have otherwise missed, a study shows.

Canberra second-rower Hudson Young is looking to ride a phenomenal NRL campaign into national team selection ahead of the Rugby League World Cup.

Canberra mother Calli Hogan has spent the past three years trying to get a psychological diagnosis for her 8-year-old son. She is calling for access to these services to become easier, while the Australian Association of Psychologists says the federal government should allow provisional psychologists to provide services under Medicare.

The new CEO of St Vincent de Paul Society Canberra/Goulburn Lucy Hohnen said she was looking to expand the Vinnies Night Patrol fleet to reach more people

Australia’s job summit is heading to Canberra this Thursday. But what’s on the agenda — and what should be at the forefront of discussion?

Canberra is still attractive for investors and land supply has not greatly contributed to growing prices, the government said in response to an assessment of its budget.