Gungahlin's future open to community opinion
ACT Planning Minister Andrew Barr has launched a month-long consultation process to gauge community opinions about the future of the Gungahlin town centre.
View ArticleNew Gungahlin Catholic primary school announced
Construction will start on a new primary school in Gungahlin next month.
View ArticleNorth tops south in ACT population growth
News figures show that the northside of Canberra is now the ACT's fastest growing area.
View ArticleCommunity group to build childcare centre in Gungahlin
A new childcare centre is to be built in north Canberra.
View ArticleLand sold for new development
Land in Canberra's north set aside for multi-unit developments was snapped up at an auction today.
View ArticleContractor fined over missing insurance
Worksafe ACT has fined an ACT contractor $100,000 for not having workers compensation cover.
View ArticleCanberra school adopts hi-tech gadgets
Books, paper and pencils are slowly disappearing from classrooms at Canberra's Harrison School.
View ArticleNew homes offer independence
A new housing project in Canberra is set to provide independent living for people with an intellectual disability.
View ArticlePolice seek information on missing Gungahlin woman
ACT Policing is appealing for help in locating a woman from Gungahlin in Canberra's north, who went missing earlier this afternoon.
View ArticleMissing Gungahlin woman found
ACT Policing has confirmed they have found a woman from Gungahlin in Canberra's north who went missing earlier this afternoon.
View ArticleSafety blitz on Gungahlin worksites
The ACT's work safety watchdog has continued its crackdown on construction sites with a surprise blitz in north Canberra.
View ArticleDozens of notices issued in work safety blitz
A safety blitz on building sites in the north Canberra suburb of Harrison has resulted in scores of improvement notices and on-the-spot fines.
View ArticleWoman bites man's ear off
A 30-year-old Canberra woman is expected to face the ACT Magistrates Court today accused of biting off part of a man's ear.
View ArticleNo bail for woman who bit man's ear off
A woman who bit off a man's ear lobe has been refused bail in the ACT Magistrates Court.
View ArticleWasp warning in Canberra after serious stinging attacks
Authorities warn residents in Canberra to be careful around wasp nests, with a spate of serious stinging attacks occurring this year.
View ArticleDash camera footage of a dramatic car crash outside Canberra (Facebook:...
Dash camera footage posted on Facebook of a dramatic car crash on Horse Park Drive at Harrison in which two people were seriously injured. (Facebook: Canberra Drivers)
View ArticleP-plater causes electricity outage after hitting power pole in Canberra
A P-plater causes an electricity outage after his car collides with a power box, on the same weekend that an L-plater is caught drink-driving with three young children in the car.
View ArticleTop Canberra public school teachers awarded
With some of Canberra's top teachers being awarded for inspiring students, we take a look at what makes a good teacher.
View ArticleThree more Canberra schools added to ballooning ACT outbreak exposure sites
St Thomas Aquinas Primary School, UC Senior Secondary College (UCSSC) Lake Ginninderra and Harrison School are all added to the now 82 identified close contact locations.
View ArticleDrone delivery services halted as birds and machines clash in Canberra's air...
Aerial drone deliveries in Canberra's north are paused to allow bird experts to investigate reports of "territorial" ravens swooping at moving objects.
View Article'It says she's not welcome': Canberra parents criticise ACT school...
Local parents say the ACT's school infrastructure needs urgent and critical upgrades, and schools are not accessible for children with a disability.
View ArticleCanberra drone deliveries resume after raven attacks forced pause during...
One ornithologist says the service can resume safely now that spring is over, but another warns that drones and birdlife are incompatible.
View Article'It's our rubbish, our problem': Meet the sisters saving 10,000 socks from...
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.
View ArticleCanberra police union slams sentence for driver who crashed stolen Mercedes...
The incident occurred in October last year when the young man attempted to avoid police by driving along a footpath before loosing traction, doing a 180-degree turn, accelerating and crashing head on...
View ArticlePolice warn public after Canberra woman was allegedly scammed into handing...
A 28-year-old Canberra man has been arrested as police say the alleged scam could be part of an international crime syndicate.
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