January 2022 was a month of storm damage, arson, and concern about COVID; Ancient Greeks, Summernats, and the return to school.

Families in need will be able to visit the zoo or the movies, thanks to Slabs for Heroes. Fuel vouchers wanted.

A $6 million grant from the Commonwealth will help the ACT government to improve parks, walkways, and infrastructure damaged in 2020.

From next year, Canberrans with eating disorders will be able to access an early intervention service run by CatholicCare in Braddon.

At the end of 2022, we are more than halfway through the Legislative Assembly term – and less than two years away from the 2024 election. Canberra Daily talked to Elizabeth Lee, the opposition leader, about how the year went for the Canberra Liberals, and their agenda for the next year.

Bus routes will be reduced next month due to disruption caused by raising London Circuit and building the new Woden bus interchange.

The Canberra Liberals leader have urged the ACT Attorney-General to establish an inquiry into the prosecution and trial of Bruce Lehrmann.

The ACT Government declares it has made “significant progress” to deliver projects outlined in the Parliamentary and Governance Agreement.

A ute crashed and overturned at the intersection at La Perouse Street and Carnegie Crescent, Narrabundah, last week; locals want more done.

Students at Canberra Grammar School spent four days this week caring for kids with special needs at the Sony Camp.

The ACT has the longest emergency department wait times once more, but it also had its second highest year of elective surgeries.

The ACT Government has provided $25,000 in funding for eight programs and events to mark the International Day of People with Disability.