Charlotte wins the day with beautiful gesture for her friend Ka'ili The power of a friend was on full display at Queanbeyan South Public School on Thursday. The Canberra Times · Jun 16, 2022
The Chifley and Curtin statue was vandalised. What's significant about this? A statue of former prime minister Ben Chifley who "couldn't be seen without his pipe" has had it stolen. What's significant about this? The Canberra Times · Jun 16, 2022
'Mum would be proud': Journalist, maternal health advocate honoured The former long-time journalist at The Canberra Times is now associate editor of Her Canberra. The Canberra Times · Jun 12, 2022
Canberra politicians model homegrown fashion for Australian Made Week The fashions were all sourced from designers from the Handmade Market Canberra The Canberra Times · Jun 3, 2022
Aboriginal Tent Embassy calls on Albanese for consultation on Uluru Statement from the Heart The Aboriginal Tent Embassy said it does not accept the Uluru Statement from the Heart. The Canberra Times · May 25, 2022
'Two people bullying each other': voters sick of political point scoring The political games and point scoring is something that leaves Pub Test participant Jim Macdougall extremely unimpressed. The Canberra Times · May 13, 2022
Meet Canberra's nurse of the year Rebekah Ogilvie oversaw the response to the social housing outbreaks. The Canberra Times · May 13, 2022
Jenni Tarrant's triumph: popular Kingston hairdresser is now an author and has an OAM "If I can help other people who are vulnerable to have that determination and survival I had, that's very important to me," she said. The Canberra Times · May 13, 2022
4935kg: Canberra has a new world record holder Canberra woman Jessica Cameron's effort has been given the stamp of approval by Guinness World Records. The Canberra Times · May 11, 2022
Pocock pledges bill to restore territory rights in 'first weeks' if elected David Pocock said he had spoken to hundreds of Canberrans who wanted to see the matter addressed as a matter of urgency. The Canberra Times · May 9, 2022
Garden city nomination rejection disappoints ACT's Heritage Minister Meanwhile, a new heritage listing of Lake Burley Griffin, its surrounding areas and bridges will add another layer of complication to the forthcoming Woden light rail project. The Canberra Times · May 9, 2022
Canberrans urged to vote on election day as queues form at pre-polling stations More than 26,000 Canberrans have already voted through the mail. The Canberra Times · May 9, 2022
From 'blow in the bag' to digital screening: 50 years of breath-testing ACT motorists The ACT introduced the very new concept of breath-testing motorists 50 years ago - and the concept has saved thousands of lives since. The Canberra Times · May 7, 2022
The Pub Test: How the decades of politics have made things easier and harder Pub Test participant Raelene Dunstall reflects on how her rights have improved over the decades but challenges are still present today for the next generation. The Canberra Times · May 6, 2022
The Canberra Times · May 4, 2022 'Disillusioned' Queanbeyan teachers walk off the job NSW Teachers Federation members rallied in Queanbeyan on Wednesday, demanding better pay and an end to teacher shortages.
The Canberra Times · May 1, 2022 There's nothing quite like a house with a Cold War bunker University House at the Australian National University was a showcase for art and design when it opened - and safe from nuclear catastrophe
The Canberra Times · Apr 26, 2022 Rising demand so police seek civilians to take up the call Police communications manages thousands of calls a week, and working to build their capacity to handle more as Canberra grows in size.
The Canberra Times · Apr 23, 2022 From Canberra to the world: brands try to find international footholds Canberra has around 400 exporters, some of whom bring in upwards of $20 million per annum.
The Canberra Times · Apr 22, 2022 ACM Pub Test: Leaders' debate 'kind of swung me' Ash Laing is a first-time voter and his contribution to the ACM Pub Test has made him notice a lot more about politics.
The Canberra Times · Apr 21, 2022 The art of the humble tea towel: new exhibition shows they are more than just for washing dishes Do you have a tea towel you've kept for something special and never used?
The Canberra Times · Apr 20, 2022 Canberran joins World Economic Forum's young leaders Sophia Hamblin Wang has been selected as one of 108 up-and-coming leaders.
The Canberra Times · Apr 20, 2022 Months of backlog as businesses still hampered by household contact rules Businesses welcome the expected changes to quarantine rules for household contacts, but say the rules have set them back.
The Canberra Times · Apr 18, 2022 What matters in this election for first-time voters The biggest single day of enrolment in Australian history has been recorded with 214,000 enrolment applications received on Monday.
Newcastle Herald · Apr 18, 2022 Australia just had its biggest single day of voting enrolment ever The biggest single day of enrolment in Australian history has been recorded with 214,000 enrolment applications received on Monday.
The Canberra Times · Apr 17, 2022 Easter festivities a hit as Canberrans soak up the sun Easter egg hunts, markets and steam trains: here's how Canberrans celebrated the Easter weekend.