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Canberra Avenue ranked Canberra’s worst crash hotspot

Canberra Avenue in Fyshwick has been revealed as the worst hotspot for accidents in the ACT according to AAMI's Decade of Driving report for 2014-2023 released Wednesday.

Local boxer makes history with ‘surreal’ Olympic debut

Missing out on her boxing debut at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, Queanbeyan’s Monique Suraci says it was “surreal” to compete in Paris this year.

Independents for Canberra promise to act for Future Generations

Independents for Canberra have committed to make the ACT the first jurisdiction in Australia to introduce a Future Generations Act.

Opinion: It’s time to hold our government to account

Independents for Canberra candidate Sara Poguet calls for a new approach to politics in the Legislative Assembly.

ACT politics bulletin: Tuesday 17 September

ACT Labor announces their primary health care policy; the Canberra Liberals, support for women; and Strong Independents, the environment.

Opinion: Kindness is free, jail is expensive

A reader sheds light on the struggles faced by those who have been through the ACT prison system and their efforts to reintegrate.

Man stabbed in Franklin road rage incident

ACT Policing is appealing for witnesses to a reported road rage incident in Franklin, which resulted in a man being stabbed.

ACT politics bulletin: Monday 16 September

Fiona Carrick wants the government to plan a new aquatic centre in Woden before developers buy sites. Labor and Belco election commitments.

ACT Greens promise better conditions for renters

The ACT Greens would set new minimum standards for all rental homes and limit short-term rents. REIACT, however, has some misgivings.

Opinion: Independent calls for equal investment in women’s sport

Independents for Canberra candidate Dr Vanessa Picker calls on the ACT Government to equally fund women and men's sports teams.

Opinion: An independent experiment

Strong Independents candidate Ann Bray wonders what happen if independents held the balance of power in the ACT Legislative Assembly.

Pet of the Week: Gouda the orange cat

In this edition of Pet of the Week we meet Gouda the handsome and silly orange cat who is enjoying his second family home.

Underground Canberra: What really lies beneath ANU

On a mission to dig down to the truth of what lies below our city, CD has sought to uncover some of the most mentioned theories.

ACT Labor: New aquatic centre, arts funding, and events

More election commitments from ACT Labor: an aquatic centre, sports funding, arts funding, and iconic Canberra events.

Opinion: Belco Party warns of disaster under ACT Greens

Belco Party co-convenor Bill Stefaniak says the thought of Shane Rattenbury becoming Chief Minister is scary.

Rescue a Lonely Heart: Elle

CD's Lonely Heart column lets local hear from some creatures from local animal welfare organisations who are looking for forever homes.

Canberra’s urban explorers – the last frontier

Local urban explorers have mapped out a far grittier plan of Canberra than Walter Burley Griffin’s aesthetic vision - that of abandoned ruins and hidden or forgotten structures. For those who don’t know,...

Lane closed on Federal Highway after incident in Watson

A motor vehicle incident has occurred on the Southbound lane of the Federal Highway, in Watson near the intersection with the Barton Highway.

ACT politics bulletin: Friday 13 September

More election policies: ACT Labor for hospital infrastructure, Canberra Liberals for a strata commissioner, and the Belco Party for animals.

ACT election: Caretaker period begins

The caretaker period of the ACT election begins - and could ACT Greens leader Shane Rattenbury be the next Chief Minister?

ACT faces fiscal uncertainty: Credit outlook negative

S&P Global Ratings has revised the outlook on the ACT’s credit rating from stable to negative; it could be downgraded in the next 2 years.

ACT politics bulletin: Thursday 12 September

More election commitments from the ACT Greens and ACT Labor: this time, funding the community sector and energy rebates.

Canberra’s spring festival Floriade opens this weekend

Floriade opens at Commonwealth Park this weekend, and runs until mid-October. This year's theme is 'Art in Bloom'.

ANU: Higher risk of cancer from ‘Mr Fluffy’ homes

People who lived in ‘Mr Fluffy’ homes have higher risks of cancer, according to the ACT Asbestos Health Study.

Celebration, growth and community connection at the ACT Seniors and Better Ageing Expo

One big day to showcase the very best in ageing in Canberra! Join COTA ACT for the ACT Seniors and Better Ageing Expo on Wednesday 25 September.

Monaro Screens: A legacy of excellence for 30 years

Monaro Screens stands as a testament to how passion, dedication, and family values can drive a business to success.

Steve Thomas: A Top Ten Agent with a unique approach to real estate

Steve Thomas, a leading figure in Canberra's real estate market and the force behind Edge Real Estate, has been recognised as one of the Top Ten Agents in the ACT.

Acrow Granny Flats launches Canberra showroom with special event

Acrow Granny Flats, a growing name in secondary residences and home extensions, has recently expanded into Canberra to meet increasing demand in the region.

South Jerrabomberra Community Centre and Town Park on the way

Significant changes are underway at The Village Building Co’s South Jerrabomberra development, as construction advances on key amenities aimed at improving lifestyle and recreational options for residents.

Cooper Pike: First Nations Party Candidate for Yerrabi

By running as a Candidate for Yerrabi in the upcoming ACT Election, Cooper Pike aim to bridge gaps, advocate for equitable solutions, and ensure that all voices are heard and valued.
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