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20 Homes by Christmas campaign needs properties within 4 weeks

Canberra real estate agent Jonny Warren says his campaign has nearly 200 offers of help, but Housing ACT has yet to allocate the 20 homes.

‘Still have a punt’: Labor spruiks gambling reforms

Contentious gambling reforms are finally within sight of the winning post for the government as its brushes off criticism from the cross bench and advocates.

Canberra writers’ organisation faces funding cut

MARION says the reduction threatens its long-term sustainability and has called on the ACT Government to restore its funding.

Young Canberrans are ready to speak up about crime – New campaign shows them how

To mark national Crime Stoppers Day (18 August 2026), Crime Stoppers ACT is supporting the launch of a new national campaign encouraging younger Australians to protect what matters most to them by safely and anonymously sharing what they’ve noticed.

ANU tech could detect Alzheimer’s 15 years before symptoms

ANU physicist Dr Shankar Dutt received the Symal Innovation Award at the 2026 7NEWS Young Achiever Awards NSW/ACT earlier this month.

National Science Week in Canberra

Snakes in shopping centres, dancing bees, forensic fingerprinting, and live music and mathematics are among the events.

Canberra nurse tackles Sydney Marathon for Parkinson’s research

Canberra nurse Hannah Lindsay will run the Sydney Marathon to raise funds for Parkinson’s research in honour of her father and two uncles.

‘I still don’t like it’: Hanson on gay pride parade

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is still no fan of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, 30 years on from an infamous interview.

Labor vows to defend super scheme from One Nation, Libs

Multiple contentious Labor policies might pass the parliament pending a deal, as Labor goes on the attack against One Nation and the coalition amid new polling.

Senior public servant to succeed Julie Bishop at ANU

After the controversial tenure of ex-politician Julie Bishop, the Australian National University has hired public servant Gordon de Brouwer as chancellor.

Balancing compassion with control: The invasion of Ceuta

One of the thorny problems of the European Union (EU) is how to balance compassion.

Would you throw away brand new clothes? Retailers in Europe are now banned from destroying unsold stock

Burn it, slash it, bury it – this is what clothing brands have been doing for years with their unsold stock.

To boldly go: Canberra film festival imagines a better future

Canberra’s SFC Film Festival (23 August) presents optimistic science fiction, documentaries and animation at Dendy Cinemas.

Fit the Bill: Don’t mess with our super, Albo

Before I begin to discuss super and taxes, I was disappointed to see the Federal Court's decision in the Hanson/Faruqi case.

Canberra tennis star Nick Kyrgios banned for cocaine use

Nick Kyrgios has been suspended from tennis after testing positive to cocaine with the Australian star apologising for his "huge mistake".

18 Fenton Street, Downer

A superb location in a peaceful street opposite a park with a playground, is the setting for this stylish updated home, with a contemporary facade featuring cedar windows and a rendered finish, front deck and attractive timber screening panels, complemented by easy care landscaping.

110 Shumack Street, Weetangera

Extensively renovated throughout with style, comfort, and energy efficiency considered in equal measure, this beautiful home offers abundant indoor and outdoor living space, great for entertaining.

30 John Holt Street, MacGregor

Tucked away in a quiet and established pocket of Macgregor, this inviting home offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere from the moment you arrive.

3B Daley Crescent, Fraser

In great shape, updated not so long ago, this great four-bedroom home delivers the perfect opportunity for great value for first homebuyers. With easy care gardens and along with easy access on 1 level for down sizers as well.

74 Sherbrooke Street, Ainslie

Positioned within the tightly held Inner-North suburb of Ainslie, 74 Sherbrooke Street presents an exciting opportunity to secure a generous family home on an impressive 1,012sqm block.

4/18 Angas Street, Ainslie

Wouldn't it be great to plan ahead for a comfortable downsizer that won't cost a fortune, won't be in the middle of hundreds of apartments, yet is still so close to everything the Inner North has to offer?

Housing affordability rises as price downturn continues

Home values have fallen at their fastest monthly rate in almost four years as an economist suggests prices could grow more slowly than incomes for a decade.

Canberra home prices fall for third straight month

Canberra's property market has recorded its third consecutive monthly decline, with home prices falling 0.5 per cent in July according to the latest PropTrack...

Bank errors costing homebuyers millions in overcharges

Some Australian mortgage holders have been paying millions of dollars extra on interest payments because banks failed to manage offset accounts properly, the financial watchdog has found.

Canberra nurse tackles Sydney Marathon for Parkinson’s research

Canberra nurse Hannah Lindsay will run the Sydney Marathon to raise funds for Parkinson’s research in honour of her father and two uncles.

Daffodil Day hope keeps growing through local cancer research

Since the first Daffodil Day in 1986, the daffodil has stood as the national symbol of hope for the one in two Australians who will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime.

Fundraiser launched for young dad fighting stage four cancer

At 37, Canberra man Dan Tye was diagnosed with aggressive colorectal cancer. The family is asking for the public's help to raise funds.

Rise Above celebrates 40 years of helping cancer patients

A free event at the Royal Hotel Queanbeyan on Saturday kicks off a year of anniversary events for the region's cancer support charity.

Loneliness Awareness Week: Vinnies

Vinnies says loneliness and disadvantage are closely linked; its programs aim to make vulnerable people feel seen, valued and connected.

Afghan families need food and blankets as winter bites

Afghan community leaders seek donations of food, blankets and winter essentials for newly arrived refugee families in Canberra.

Dine alongside a white lion at Jamala Wildlife Lodge

Jamala Wildlife Lodge, located within Canberra's National Zoo and Aquarium, is giving Canberrans another way to experience one of the city's most unique nights out.

The power of common humanity

One of the most heartbreaking things I hear in therapy is people believing they are the only one struggling and that feels lonely and distressing.

Could saunas and ice baths affect male fertility? Here’s what the evidence says

The internet’s obsession with “maxxing” has turned almost every aspect of self-improvement into a trend.

Canberra Psychology Services: Extending care into the community

Helping people through difficult times has always been at the heart of Canberra Psychology Services.

Sense Yowani: Redefining retirement living in Canberra’s Inner North

Sense Yowani is a new retirement village operator and a TP Dynamics-owned brand.

Don’t wait until you can’t hear: Why early hearing care matters

Hearing loss rarely arrives overnight.

Dine alongside a white lion at Jamala Wildlife Lodge

Jamala Wildlife Lodge, located within Canberra's National Zoo and Aquarium, is giving Canberrans another way to experience one of the city's most unique nights out.

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