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How a nationwide Telstra outage rocked the Australian economy – and what we can learn

On Wednesday morning, Telstra’s mobile network suffered a major outage, leaving thousands of Australians unable to make phone calls or access data.

‘Courage’: tributes for firebrand newsman Derryn Hinch

The prime minister is leading tributes for firebrand broadcaster and former senator Derryn Hinch, who is being remembered for his uncompromising opinions.

The 4.4% paradox: Why are Canberra’s unemployed ignoring 1,000 open jobs?

When now 32-year-old, Nabin KC arrived in Australia from Nepal a little over ten years ago. he was not thinking about the 5.7% Australian unemployment rate.

Tower works begin despite Ainslie residents’ objections

Ainslie residents are calling for work on a 25-metre telecommunications tower near a grassland restoration site to be halted.

Social media star Neil the seal safely returns to sea

Wildlife authorities have given an update about the location of Neil, a five-year-old southern elephant seal who has made big waves online.

Quiche and queer comedy at ACT Hub

Everyman Theatre’s Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche brings 1950s repression, nuclear panic and queer farce to ACT Hub from 17 July to 1 August.

Relief in sight for London Circuit businesses

After more than a year of disruption from light rail works, Civic businesses around London Circuit may finally have some relief in sight. Since February...

ACT seeks feedback on youth justice plan

The draft Youth Justice Strategic Plan 2026-2031 is now open for consultation until 11 August through YourSay ACT.

ACT home building rises, but gap remains

Home building activity rose sharply in the March quarter, but industry and housing groups warn the ACT remains behind supply targets.

‘Deeply concerning’: Telstra outage halts calls, trains

Telstra has apologised for a national outage that has stopped trains, transactions and some triple zero calls, but is still investigating what caused the issue.

‘A profound betrayal’: Independent nurses and teachers claim corporate lockout by ACT Government

A troubling standoff is currently brewing within the ACT public sector enterprise bargaining negotiations.

OPINION: The social media ban — Protecting or harming children?

On 10 December 2024, Australia was the first country in the World to adopt a law banning under-16-year-old children from accessing social media.

Belconnen retail manager faces additional charges over alleged offences against junior employees

A 44-year-old man will face court today charged with 12 additional offences relating to alleged offending committed against junior employees while he was a retail manager at stores in Belconnen.

ACT heritage grants open for new round

Applications have now opened for the 2026-27 ACT Heritage Grants Program. About $200,000 is available to protect, restore and share heritage.

Season lifeline for Raiders as stars set to return

Outside back Seb Kris has confirmed Josh Papali'i and Noah Martin will return to Canberra's matchday squad in a welcome boost for the minor premiers.

254/1 Mouat Street, Lyneham

Set on level 4 within one of Lyneham's most sought-after complexes, this beautifully presented apartment offers a single-level floor plan, generous proportions and an enviable lifestyle location.

4 Lubuma Place, Giralang

Tucked away in a peaceful cul-de-sac position, 4 Lubuma Place is a great place to start your property journey .

5/10 Ijong Street, Braddon

Sitting within the boutique Carlisle complex, this double-storey townhouse offers a rare combination of space, style, and one of Canberra's most coveted addresses.

16 Angas Street, Ainslie

Completed in 2022 and finished to an exceptional standard, opportunities like this in Ainslie are few and far between.

Housing costs crisis needs ‘decades’ of falling prices

Recent falling house prices have barely eroded an affordability gap that has built up over years of rising values, as experts warn much more time is needed.

7 Thermopylae Lane, Red Hill

Thermopylae Lane is unique in the Red Hill Precinct – known as The Parkside Collection – and this will be the first non-developer terrace home to come to the market in the Lane since the initial off-the-plan sales.

Housing costs crisis needs ‘decades’ of falling prices

Recent falling house prices have barely eroded an affordability gap that has built up over years of rising values, as experts warn much more time is needed.

Explainer: Canberra’s missing middle housing reforms

Canberra has grown a great deal since its foundation stone was laid on 12 March 1913 by then prime minister Andrew Fisher.

Investor tax hikes boost home ownership, hit supply

Extra funding for enabling infrastructure in the budget will offset a shortfall in housing supply due to a controversial tax package, the government says.

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.

Kambah woman takes on Dry July for sister with breast cancer

Marnie Murrell is going on the wagon for Dry July, giving up alcohol for a month to raise money for cancer services.

Canberra leaders raise $938,000 in Vinnies CEO Sleepout

Canberra leaders raised funds for for Vinnies’ homelessness services as demand for emergency relief and crisis accommodation grows.

Canberrans invited to celebrate Refugee Week at MARSS event

As Refugee Week celebrates “A Million Stories”, MARSS invites Canberrans to recognise the contributions refugees make to the community.

Young Canberra martial artists kick into action for Camp Quality

Canberra Martial Arts and Fitness students are kicking, striking and flipping their way to raise $10,000 for Camp Quality.

‘The need is wild’: HelpingACT urges public to help as food demand rises

As more Canberrans turn to HelpingACT for food and other essentials, founder Mohammed Ali OAM urges the public to donate to the charity.

Quiche and queer comedy at ACT Hub

Everyman Theatre’s Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche brings 1950s repression, nuclear panic and queer farce to ACT Hub from 17 July to 1 August.

The Forage finds a new home in Belco

After 12 years, 31 events and hundreds of thousands of meals served, The Forage is relocating to Emu Bank Inlet in Belconnen for the first time.

Transform your smile with Mawson Dental Care’s clear aligners

A straighter smile can do more than improve appearance.

A Canberra GP’s guide to boosting immunity this winter

As temperatures drop and we spend more time indoors, winter ushers in the familiar wave of sniffles, coughs, and seasonal bugs. While it's impossible to avoid every germ this winter, giving your immune system the support it needs can make a real difference.

Think global, taste local: Your guide to a meaningful World Chocolate Day!

Canberra chocolate lovers likely don’t need reminding that today, there is yet another reason to celebrate their favourite indulgence – World Chocolate Day!

Senior living redefined: Inside the stunning new Goodwin Village Downer

The doors are officially open! This week marked the official opening of Goodwin Village Downer, a modern retirement community on Melba Street that is setting a glamorous new standard for rightsizing in style.

Happy Canada Day from Scenic & Emerald Cruises!

Today we celebrate the spectacular beauty, rich culture and welcoming spirit of Canada.

The Forage finds a new home in Belco

After 12 years, 31 events and hundreds of thousands of meals served, The Forage is relocating to Emu Bank Inlet in Belconnen for the first time.

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