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Opposition seeks to disallow Working with Vulnerable People fee

Come September, volunteers will have to pay $11 for a Working With Vulnerable People card, but could the cost deter volunteering?

Opposition seeks to disallow Working with Vulnerable People fee

Come September, volunteers will have to pay $11 for a Working With Vulnerable People card, but could the cost deter volunteering?

Man charged following indecent exposure incidents

An O’Connor man has been charged with multiple offences following indecent exposure incidents in the city last night.

Personal use of AFP vehicles to earn watchdog referral

The Australian Federal Police have agreed to refer allegations of officers using force vehicles for personal reasons to the National Anti-Corruption Commission.

Trump says US will supply weapons to Ukraine via NATO

For the first time since returning to office, Donald Trump will send weapons to Ukraine under a presidential power frequently used by his predecessor.

Miraculous survival, teen surfer found on remote island

About 18 hours after going for an afternoon surf, a teenager has been found alive on a remote island more than 10 kilometres offshore.

News bulletin 10 July: Safer hospital wards, suicide support, &c.

Hospital wards safer than four years ago. Help for those who support suicidal loved ones. Indigenous artist exchange. Heritage grants open.

Rift in the lute: Greens protest ANU music school changes and cuts

The ACT Greens have called on federal and ACT ministers to stop what they term “destructive” cuts at the Australian National University.

AirTag helps cops recover $50,000 stolen goods

A man has used an AirTag to successfully track down his allegedly stolen e-bike which led police to the discovery of $50,000 worth of stolen goods.

Witnesses sought following Banks shooting causing injury

The public's assistance is being sought for witnesses to an alleged shooting in Banks overnight where one man was injured.

Chance encounter with fate

Serendipitous moments are rarely recorded, but this one’s worth writing home about because a postcard mailed 79 years ago to my great-grandmother in Washington, DC, ended up in a second-hand bookshop in Fyshwick and into my hands.

‘Grave concerns’ over radio king’s sexual abuse case

A lawyer for Alan Jones has raised concerns about the legality of a police investigation as the ex-broadcaster prepares to defend sexual abuse allegations.

‘Not all bad news’: the Aussie upside of Trump tariffs

While Donald Trump's harsh tariffs on imports from Australia's key trading partners will whip up uncertainty, there could be an upside for consumers.

Justice Dept hoses down Epstein ‘client list’ theory

An acknowledgement that sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein did not maintain a "client list" runs counter to a theory the Trump administration had helped to promote.

Queensland teachers, business owners granted COVID vaccine mandate appeal

A group of teachers and small business owners have been granted an appeal to argue that a state's COVID-19 vaccination mandates were unlawful.

‘Big Papa’ answers Slater’s SOS with calm Origin outing

From sleeping on a hospital chair to lifting the State of Origin shield on enemy territory, Queensland's Josh Papali'i has had a busy couple of weeks.

Affordability ‘tipping point’ nudges renters into units

A slowdown in rental growth even with still-low vacancy rates suggests renters have maxed out on what they can afford.

How conveyancers support property buyers and sellers in Canberra

Buying or selling property is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make – and in Canberra’s fast-moving property market, having the right professional support is essential.

Disappointment as Reserve Bank leaves rates on hold

Australia's central bank has left indebted households and businesses waiting longer for much-needed relief with its decision to keep the cash rate unchanged.

278 Southern Cross Drive, MacGregor

Positioned in a well-connected, family-focused pocket of Macgregor, this beautifully renovated home sits on a generous 904m² block in an RZ2 core development zone, offering space, comfort, and future potential in one of the area's most versatile properties.

25/9-11 McClintock Street, Lyneham

There's something quietly compelling about 25/9-11 McClintock Street. It's the kind of home where stories begin - a light-filled, two-bedroom retreat with a renovated kitchen and bathroom, waiting for someone to fall in love with the simple things done well.

114/50 Eastlake Parade, Kingston

Welcome to Apartment 114 at Quayside, a highly sought complex located in the heart of the Kingston Foreshore.

Affordability ‘tipping point’ nudges renters into units

A slowdown in rental growth even with still-low vacancy rates suggests renters have maxed out on what they can afford.

Disappointment as Reserve Bank leaves rates on hold

Australia's central bank has left indebted households and businesses waiting longer for much-needed relief with its decision to keep the cash rate unchanged.

‘Beats to its own drum’: rates on hold in surprise call

Australia's central bank has held interest rates at 3.85 per cent, defying expectations of a second consecutive cut in July.

Belco Magpie celebrates club-record 200 matches

While her team didn’t get a win over the 28 June weekend, Belconnen Magpies Football Club (BMFC) player Hannah ‘Wally’ Wallett still had something to celebrate: 200 First Grade Women’s games.

Special Canberra visit for GIANTS AFLW players

Grade six students at Saint Clare of Assisi Primary School in Conder had some special guests at their school on Friday: GIANTS AFLW players.

Who rescued who? The puppy that changed everything

One morning, in the spring of 2015, my then 21-year-old son Sam and I, received a phone call from the RSPCA in Weston. One of their pregnant rescue dogs had finally given birth to a large litter of puppies.

Sixty years celebrating Canberra’s premier arts venue

Narrabundah resident Geoff Charlton has vivid memories of visiting the opening ‘gala’ at the Canberra Theatre Centre on 24 June 1965.

International day shines light on plight of giraffes

The CD office was spoilt for choice when it came to animals on Friday 20 June.

Help available for Canberrans caring for loved ones

Seventy-seven-year-old Val from Tuggeranong became the primary carer for her husband Ray, 12 years ago, when he was diagnosed with a non-aggressive form of Parkinson’s disease.

Canberra author follows thread to untold Anzac history

Anzac Guerrillas is the incredible true story of how a handful of escaped Australian soldiers became resistance fighters, double agents and spies in Yugoslavia during World War II.

Discover the magic of bespoke decorations at Santa’s Secret

If you’re searching for beautiful, handcrafted decorations that bring warmth and character to your home, then a visit to Santa’s Secret in Bungendore is a must.

Local home care with heart

Kylie launched Nurse Next Door Home Care Services in Canberra in 2021 with a clear purpose: Making Lives Better through genuine, compassionate home care.

7 ways to improve lighting in your home

Lighting isn’t just about function — it shapes mood, enhances décor, and can even affect our wellbeing.

Why do we feel more miserable in winter?

Ever noticed that when the temperature drops and the sun goes missing, so too does your mood?

Finding a hidden waterfall near Canberra

On Sunday 22 June, the ‘feels like’ temperature in Canberra hit -10.5°C at 7am. Naturally, I figured it was the perfect time to check out a waterfall I’d heard about, just under an hour outside the city.

When anxiety has no obvious cause

The other day, I caught myself feeling out of sorts, uneasy, unsettled, and anxious.

No stress for the coeliacs at Queenies in Kingston

Eating out can be beyond challenging for the approximately 1 in 70 Australians who, according to Coeliac Australia, live with coeliac disease — an autoimmune condition...

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