Nicholas Fuller, Author at Canberra Daily

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 17, 2023

Syenta, an ANU-based startup company, could put Canberra on the map for 3D printing and electronics manufacturing.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 16, 2023

West Belconnen residents say a temporary green waste facility in Stockdill Drive will increase traffic, pose a bushfire threat, and smell.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 14, 2023

At long last, after a three-year absence, the National Multicultural Festival will be held this weekend – bigger than ever.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 13, 2023

The opposition claims that a $25 million contract for ‘media placement and advice’ is a “re-election war chest” for the ACT government.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 9, 2023

The Canberra Liberals are adamant that the review of the ACT Heritage Council, dissolved last year, must be released.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 8, 2023

Labor and Greens MLAs today confirmed their support for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Federal Parliament.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 8, 2023

Northside Canberra will have a freestanding birth centre, co-designed by midwives, following Jo Clay MLA's motion yesterday.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 8, 2023

Canberra Liberals leader Elizabeth Lee yesterday called on the ACT Government not to proceed with stage 2B of light rail to Woden.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 7, 2023

The ACT Government’s Community Zero Emissions Grants are open. Food rescue charity OzHarvest Canberra explains how it made a difference.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 6, 2023

The ACT’s hospital emergency department waiting times are some of the longest in the country, for the fifth year in a row.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 3, 2023

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are 20 times more likely to be in prison in the ACT than non-Indigenous people.

Local Nicholas Fuller - February 3, 2023

Will moving a bike path outside the Hellenic Club in Woden cut off a key link for cyclists, or be safer and more scenic?

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