Canberra cyclists will no longer risk being run over as they turn into Stromlo Forest Park.

The Canberra Southern Cross Club Woden will hand back 10 gaming machines and their attached authorisations under an ACT Government scheme.

Ed Cocks was officially declared the new Canberra Liberals MLA today, replacing Giulia Jones as member for Murrumbidgee.

CIT board deputy chair Kate Lundy will succeed Craig Sloan as chair from 1 July – but the Canberra Liberals are concerned given she was on the board when CEO Leanne Cover entered a controversial multi-million dollar contract with Patrick Hollingworth.

Evelyn Scott School, Canberra’s first school named after an Aboriginal woman, has been called “a symbol of true reconciliation”.

One in four Canberrans were born overseas, but what happens when they grow old? There is nowhere for them to go, community leaders say.

Bill Stefaniak’s Belco Party and several hundred Canberrans want to stop the ACT Government's "decadent" drugs decriminalisation bill.

Skills minister Chris Steel will use his powers to direct the CIT Board to remedy the "unacceptable" multi-million dollar contracts.

Canberra Liberals leader Elizabeth Lee remains unsatisfied with the response from both CIT and the ACT Government

ACTCOSS believes the wage rise will benefit low-income workers, but the Business Chamber fears it will put more pressure on businesses.

The ACT Council of Social Service (ACTCOSS) has called on the ACT Government to explain why public housing tenants, many of whom have been in their homes for decades, were given a 48-hour deadline to prepare for a formal hearing to argue why they should not be forcibly relocated.

The Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) will review its chief executive’s nearly $5 million contract with Think Garden immediately.