The Royal Australian Mint could possibly become a museum one day, as its coin production steadily declines (110 million pieces in 2022-23 compared to 238 million in 2002-03) and in today’s increasingly cashless society, the mint is evolving to stay relevant.
It’s been over a century since the sleepy town of Binalong saw any action (when notorious bushranger Johnny Gilbert was shot dead) but this month it will host international and national pro-golfers for a PGA tour - with a country twist.
In the vibrant world of fitness, Dance Sculpt has carved out a unique space, recently earning the prestigious Australian Women’s Small Business Award in the fitness category.
Former Labor leader Bill Shorten will retire from Parliament to take up the helm at the University of Canberra, capping off almost two-decades in politics.
Transport Canberra and City Services will not renew Beam Mobility's e-scooter permit after an investigation raised concerns about the operator's compliance with the permit conditions.
Strong gusts across the weekend and through Monday have brought trees down around Canberra, with the ACT State Emergency Service receiving more than 35 requests for assistance.
To the naysayers who told Tim Murdoch - who was born with Cerebral Palsy - that he’d never make it in the music industry, well he’s about to release his ninth single and has just collaborated with five-time ARIA award-winner Rick Price.
The chassis was made in Brisbane and the body was made in Melbourne but by golly our old, blue-and-orange Action buses are 100 per cent Canberran and since 1987, they’ve driven the equivalent of 75 times around the planet.
Sneha KC, a nurse and community advocate, is running under the Independents for Canberra banner, determined to bring fresh solutions to pressing issues facing Yerrabi and Canberra – the community she has called home for more than a decade.
