At 76, David Crook could probably hold his own in a street fight because he is a master (sifu) in kung fu and runs the oldest Chinese martial arts school in Canberra...
A new deal struck between the ACT government and Telstra will see Canberra's iconic Black Mountain tower reopen as a premier tourist attraction in the region.
We’ve just had a quiet King’s birthday long weekend (due to the absence of fireworks that once exploded in the ACT before the 2009 ban) but take heart Canberra, Gunning Fireworks Festival...
Canberra is a well-educated city - what with all our scientists at CSIRO and esteemed academics at ANU – and yet there are still people who ring triple zero to report that...
Otis aka Otie, Stink Daddy and Potato is an almost nine-year-old Dalmatian who in his twilight years is busy earning the title of ‘grumpy dog’ of the neighbourhood.
Go on admit it, we all like to read the social pages to see who’s been seen with who and it seems the biggest socialites in Canberra are …. sulphur-crested cockatoos. It’s...
With under two months remaining until the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, the ACT government has unveiled funding for 34 local athletes to aid them in covering the expenses linked to qualifying and gearing up for the Games.
There seems to be a lot of man-spreading at the Australian National University, with buildings bearing men’s names taking up more than their fair share of space. Of the 150 buildings on...
Voluntary assisted dying will be available to Canberrans from late next year after the ACT Legislative Assembly today passed the Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2023.
In celebration of World Environment Day, Wednesday 5 June, the ACT Government has awarded over $350,000 to 23 community-led projects as part of the 2024 round of the ACT Environment Grants.Â
An 86-year-old man will be charged with murder at bedside hearing later today, 3 June, after his wife, a 78-year-old woman, was located deceased at a residence in Gordon yesterday.
If you were a music lover between the 1960’s and 1990’s, you may remember the excitement of peeling that thin plastic layer from the outside of your favourite artist’s vinyl record in a pre-internet era.
