The number of electric vehicles (EVs) in the ACT is growing rapidly: Canberrans bought 1,000 EVs in the first three months of this year.

The ACT Government has denied that Canberra Health Services is outsourcing staff for the Fetal Medicine Unit at Canberra Hospital.

Canberra Health Services is outsourcing staff and services for the Fetal and Maternal Medicine Unit at Canberra Hospital.

Disadvantage and poverty are growing in the ACT, and demand for support services has increased, but funding is insufficient, and services are not adequately staffed, according to the ACT Council of Social Service (ACTCOSS)’s community sector snapshot, published this week.

Canberra doctors could be forced to increase their bills by $15 a consultation or close their clinics if the ACT Government introduces a payroll tax, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners warns.

A new Heritage Council has been appointed for at least one year to protect and manage natural, historic, and First Nations heritage in the ACT.

This Saturday, 22 April, the African Festival in Commonwealth Park will celebrate the richness of African food, art, culture, and music, from north to south, east to west. “We are bringing Africa to...

ACT Policing will no longer use spit hoods, but the AFPA is concerned this makes community policing more dangerous.

Canberra is the least affordable city to rent in Australia, but the ACT Government has set up a Rent Relief Fund.

The ACT Government has released the place design brief for Phillip Block 1, Section 7 (the former Matilda Street car park), which it intends to develop into “a liveable, green, and vibrant neighbourhood”. However, the local Phillip business community says the proposal has failed them

Cycling advocacy group Pedal Power ACT believes the ACT Government should discourage driving and encourage cycling to ease the financial burden on Canberrans.

Described as an engineering masterpiece, “the Ferrari of bridges”, Commonwealth Avenue Bridge turns 60 this year – and the National Capital Authority has received $137 million from the Federal Government to strengthen and widen the bridge, extending its life for another six decades.