The 10-megawatt, two-hour (20 megawatt hour) battery is the first of dozens that will be installed in the ACT over the next couple of decades.

This year’s long-awaited Lifeline Canberra February Bookfair, held at EPIC, will be truly epic: not merely the biggest in three years, since before the pandemic began, but the biggest ever.

After the publication of the ROGS police data this week, the AFPA is calling for 300 more police, while the Liberals want an inquiry.

the ACT has the fewest police officers and the lowest recurrent expenditure per person, the Report on Government Services shows.

The ACT Government today revealed the designs for a new research facility at the Canberra Region Cancer Centre, Canberra Hospital.

Canberra artist Cathy Newton, from the ANU School of Art and Design’s Glass Workshop, makes the Australian of the Year awards.

The ACT Government is spending more on homelessness than ever before but less on social housing; homelessness worsens while the number of public housing dwellings falls, according to the Australian Government Productivity Commission’s Report on Government Services data published this week.

Labor MLA Dr Marisa Paterson believes that the service of alcohol and all gambling activity in clubs designated as refuges should cease.

Should workers in industries typified by short-term employment be eligible for portable long service leave? Opinion is divided in the ACT.

Next week, a temporary new interchange at Woden will open, while bus routes will switch to an interim timetable.

The United Firefighters Union warns that the ACT is not prepared for another fire like that of 2003 – and they blame the ACT ESA.

Twenty years after the 2003 fires, is the ACT prepared for another fire emergency? The United Firefighters Union ACT Branch says not.