Nicholas Fuller, Author at Canberra Daily

Local Nicholas Fuller - January 18, 2024

The ACT Government has promised to degazette Majura Valley farmers' land blocks from National Land, but the process is slow.

Local Nicholas Fuller - January 18, 2024

A 19-year-old man has died from injuries following a two-vehicle collision involving a stolen car - the ACT’s first road death of 2024.

Local Nicholas Fuller - January 17, 2024

The Future of Education Equity Fund helps Canberra families in financial difficulty to support their children at school this year.

Local Nicholas Fuller - January 17, 2024

Canberra seniors face safety risks in Hughes shops carpark, as promised disability parking upgrades are delayed

Local Nicholas Fuller - January 16, 2024

Five members of the AWM's governing council whose terms expire soon should not be reappointed, a Frontier Wars awareness group argues.

Local Nicholas Fuller - January 16, 2024

The north Canberra suburb of Casey’s first public DC fast chargers brings the ACT total to 160 - 20 short of the target of 180 by 2025.

Local Nicholas Fuller - January 16, 2024

Unannounced road closures and the removal of parking have made it impossible for some Braddon traders to open their shops this week.

Local Nicholas Fuller - December 24, 2023

We look back at 2023 with some of the biggest stories from each month, today we focus on the five stories that captivated us in April.

Local Nicholas Fuller - December 23, 2023

We look back at 2023 with some of the biggest stories from each month, today we focus on the five stories that captivated us in March.

Local Nicholas Fuller - December 22, 2023

We look back at 2023 with some of the biggest stories from each month, today we focus on the five stories that captivated us in February.

Local Nicholas Fuller - December 21, 2023

We look back at 2023 with some of the biggest stories from each month, today we focus on the five stories that captivated us in January.

Local Nicholas Fuller - December 20, 2023

In the year to September 2023, the ACT had the highest ever number of visitor nights and the highest ever expenditure.

Nicholas Fuller