Nicholas Fuller, Author at Canberra Daily

Local Nicholas Fuller - April 15, 2026

Independent MLA Thomas Emerson urges CIT CEO Dr Margot McNeill to resign, after her previous employer charged her with misconduct.

Local Nicholas Fuller - April 15, 2026

Certified, completed, still empty: the Canberra Liberals want to know why housing for homeless young people was unoccupied for nearly a year.

Entertainment Nicholas Fuller - April 13, 2026

No Exit (Huis clos), by the French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, will be performed by Mockingbird Theatrics from 15 to 18 April.

Local Nicholas Fuller - April 13, 2026

Race discrimination and racial vilification have almost tripled over the last three years, but many incidents are not reported.

Local Nicholas Fuller - April 7, 2026

Julie Tongs OAM says there was "zero communication" from the ACT government about board members for an inquiry into deaths in custody.

Local Nicholas Fuller - April 1, 2026

Frontline organisations, backed by Senator Pocock, call for targeted supports to stop food and housing insecurity spiralling out of control.

Local Nicholas Fuller - March 18, 2026

Sections of Commonwealth Avenue and Vernon Circle will be temporarily closed over coming weeks for Light Rail Stage 2A works.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 26, 2026

The ACT Government will begin a targeted consultation today on strengthening anti-vilification laws.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 11, 2026

The Canberra Theatre Centre is overshadowing and undermining other Canberra companies, venues, and artists, argue independent theatremakers.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 10, 2026

Israeli President Isaac Herzog will visit Canberra tomorrow. ACT Policing will have “a highly visible and significant” presence.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 9, 2026

Senator David Pocock and an independent MP believe placement poverty for the next generation of Australia’s health workforce can be ended.

Entertainment Nicholas Fuller - February 6, 2026

The ACT début of Grace Chapple’s Never Closer — “probably the best show I saw in 2022,” says director Lachlan Houen.

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