Since 1989, the Abbeyfield house at Ainslie, “a share house for older people”, has provided long-term accommodation for seniors.

A row of white shipping containers isn’t quite the artistic vision the ACT Government has for the temporary interchange.

Canberra's Young Citizen of the Year is Tayla Scarcella, a trauma survivor who has overcome adversity to help young people like her build better lives.

Over the 12 days of Christmas, Evoenergy is running a safety campaign educating Canberrans on potential electric dangers during summer.

Cost-of-living pressures, rising interest rates, the Voice referendum, and climate change are serious concerns for many – but they have their lighter, more humorous sides, as the latest Behind the Lines exhibition of political cartoons at the Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) shows.

The ACT Greens are the first major party to reveal their candidates, less than 10 months before the next election.

Richard Rachel Allen has “shown an exceptional commitment to fostering a more inclusive Canberra community”.

ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has announced a cabinet reshuffle in the lead-up to the 2024 election year.

Canberra Liberals MLA Jeremy Hanson, former deputy opposition leader, has been moved to the backbench in a reshuffle of the Shadow Cabinet.

The major works contract for Light Rail Stage 2A was signed, and the Commonwealth will contribute $125.5 million more.

Motorsports and mullets, skids and burnouts … Summernats, the ACT’s annual car festival, will be back in January.

Prof. Frank Bongiorno has won his third ACT Book of the Year award, for Dreamers and Schemers, the first full political history of Australia.