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Canberra Liberals: ACT’s elective surgery waiting list lengthens

Elective surgery waitlists have increased by 30% since 2022, and more than 8,800 people are waiting for their operations, the Liberals say.

Consultation opens on ACT’s next Age-Friendly City Plan

Minister Emma Davidson has opened community consultations on a 10-year plan to make Canberra a great place to grow older.

From Demolition to Design: The Versatility of Recycled Timber by Thor’s Hammer

There’s both an art and a particular type of science to timber recycling in 2024. Thor’s Hammer, founded by Thor Diesendorf almost 30 years ago, has cracked the code.

Over 30,000 gather at War Memorial for Anzac Day Dawn Service

A crowd of more than 32,000 people gathered in the dark this morning at the Australian War Memorial for the Anzac Day Dawn Service, commemorating the 109th anniversary of the Gallipoli landing.

Known unto God, the Unknown Australian Soldier

The Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier honours those sacrificed their lives and is a resting places for those who never came home.

ACT sees record increase in taxation revenue

The ACT had the biggest increase in taxation revenue in the country this past financial year, and is the second-highest taxing jurisdiction.

Construction crisis: Canberra Liberals to hold roundtable

The Canberra Liberals will host a roundtable forum with the construction industry amidst a wave of company closures.

Resurgence of the Rubik’s Cube

Canberra student Liam Sawade – who averages 9.55 seconds at home - is contesting this weekend’s Speedcubing Australia competition.

US drug-decriminalisation U-turn: lessons for ACT, Liberals warn

Last month, the American state of Oregon ended three years of drug decriminalisation. James Milligan MLA says it is a "salutary experience" .

Canberra Liberals: Rebates for IVF

The Canberra Liberals have made an election commitment of rebates for IVF or certain Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) treatments.

PTCBR calls for urgent improvements to Canberra public transport

In its ACT Budget submission, the Public Transport Association of Canberra recommends changes to Canberra’s bus and light rail network.

Strong Independents commit to stronger primary education

The Strong Independents has announced its policy on primary education: a five-point plan for ACT public schools.

Meet Independents for Canberra’s potential candidates

Independents for Canberra's potential candidates will introduce themselves to the community at one of three upcoming town hall events.

Support for Canberra new mothers with emotional difficulties

Canberra Health Services has extended a therapy program helping new mothers struggling with complex social and emotional difficulties.

Canberrans urged to get ‘flu vaccines before winter

Emma Davidson MLA got her 'flu vaccine at Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health Service: "Now is the time to think about winter wellness."

ACT parks closed for annual pest control program

Many parks and reserves across the ACT will be periodically closed throughout May and June for the thermal-assisted aerial control program.

Phase two of ACT’s Home Energy Support Program underway

86 per cent of public housing tenants reported enhanced comfort thanks to the ACT's energy efficiency program.

Rachel Stephen-Smith: Health ministers’ meeting; emergency dept.

The ACT health minister discusses the National Health Reform Agreement and Canberra Hospital's emergency department's impressive improvement.

Canberra Hospital’s ‘state-of-the-art’ intensive care unit opens soon

The new intensive care unit in the Critical Services Building at Canberra Hospital will open in August, the ACT Government announced.

Suburb profile: Narrabundah

With the median house price approximately $1M lower than neighbouring suburbs Griffith and Red Hill, Narrabundah represents great value for money for those looking for an Inner South lifestyle in a more affordable price range.

ACT light rail turns five

The ACT Greens want Labor to move faster on building light rail from Civic to Woden, transport spokeswoman Jo Clay said.

AMA: ACT public hospitals fall short of national standards

ACT public hospitals are not meeting national standards; the problem, the AMA ACT says, lies with care in the community.

Kingston Cycleway construction starts

Work will soon begin on the first stage of the Kingston Cycleway, connecting the Inner South to the City, the ACT Government announced.

Bae to Z, the National Zoo welcomes a stripey new addition

The National Zoo & Aquarium's newest resident, a beautiful zebra foal, could be seen frolicking in the morning sun earlier today.

Cues of players arrive in Canberra for Blackball Championships

Skills are tested as players from across the nation make their way to the Australian Blackball National Championships.

Give the gift of research, support and hope this Mother’s Day

Canberrans will join the Mother’s Day Classic on Sunday 12 May to show their support and raise funds for women facing breast cancer.

ACT teaching program to include Charles Sturt University students

The ACT Government has expanded the Permit to Teach (PTT) program to include teaching students from Charles Sturt University.

ACT Government guarantees Canberra United’s next season

Women’s soccer club Canberra United Football Club has been in jeopardy, but the ACT Govt has guaranteed the club's future for this season.

15-year-old boy found unresponsive after crash on Adelaide Avenue

A 15-year-old boy is in a critical condition after being found unresponsive next to an upside down car on Adelaide Avenue early this morning, 17 April.

From crime to campaigns: Mick Calatzis runs for Canberra Liberals

Veteran policeman Det. Supt. Mick Calatzis will be a Canberra Liberals candidate for the electorate of Kurrajong.
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