The Latest Breaking News from Canberra

At vaccine mandate protests in Canberra last week, police used powerful loud-hailing devices called Long-Range Acoustic Devices (LRADs) to address protesters.

A little bit of the Czech Republic has landed in Canberra.

Homelessness and the need for emergency accommodation spiked over lockdown last year. Now services are scrambling to provide long-term options.

Australia's prime minister accused China of an "act of intimidation" on Sunday after Canberra said a Chinese naval vessel shone a laser at one of the country's defense aircraft. The ship was one of two Chinese navy vessels sailing through waters off Australia's northern coast on Thursday when it illuminated…

Researchers say a quarter of regional and 40 per cent of country students consider quitting post-school education in Australia because of financial pressures.

Emma and Olivia Harris are still in primary school, but they are on a mission to encourage better recycling within their community by collecting 10,000 socks that would otherwise go to landfill.

Sophie Vivian, Jessie Orrell and Libby Hall all left toxic environments at gymnastics. They took up rock climbing and thought they were walking away from the pain, but instead, they said they encountered something worse.

COVID recovery will dominate 2022, but the government will also look to push ahead with policies that have been placed on the backburner.

The Australian Federal Police arrest a 55-year-old former climbing coach from Canberra over allegations of child sexual assault offences between 1994 and 2005.

A Chinese navy vessel directed a laser at an Australian military aircraft in flight over Australia's northern approaches, illuminating the plane and potentially endangering lives, Australia's defence said on Saturday.

A family violence order, bail conditions and even Canberra's jail could not stop the 39-year-old terrorising his former partner.