The Canberra Liberals state that the ACT Government has refused to answer their questions about the CIT contracts that saw $8.87 million spent on one contractor. But the minister concerned says that providing that information to the Liberals could hinder or interfere with an investigation.

The ACT Government will provide millions of dollars to organisations that help Canberrans when they need it most.

One day, the ACT Emergency Services Agency's fleet will be emissions-free - and Volvo will design the first seven vehicles.

The ACT Government’s new Zero Emissions Vehicles Strategy 2022–30 tackles barriers, such as affordability, range, and supply.

Visitors to Pialligo Estate next month can enjoy a seasonal feast of fine food and music in the fields in a collaboration with the Canberra Symphony Orchestra.

The confidential CanTEST Health and Drug Checking Service, launched this week, tests pills, and gives advice about the harms of drugs.

Most Canberrans (82 per cent) supported the decriminalisation of cannabis, while twice as many ACT residents approved of regular cannabis use (20 per cent) than smoking (10.6 per cent), according to the 2019 National Drug Strategy Household Survey (NDSHS) published earlier this month.

Petrol and diesel vehicles’ days are numbered in Canberra, the ACT Government has announced: they will be phased out of the market by 2035.

To make sure Canberra has a strong and secure water supply into the future, the ACT Government will set up a new Office for Water this month, water minister Shane Rattenbury announced today.

A new playground for the inner north, upgraded shops, and a new waste facility are some of the ACT Government's new infrastructure projects.

A Sonnet for Sondheim, showing at the Belconnen Arts Centre this week, is a love letter to the late Broadway giant.

The ACT Integrity Commission and Auditor-General will investigate the procurement of the $9 million CIT contracts.