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A motion to phase out $41 million government funding for horseracing failed, but the industry could rely less on public funding.

South.Point Tuggeranong is now home to six new Tesla V3 Superchargers, providing Canberra Tesla owners the latest in charging technology.

Canberra's first Build-to-Rent (BTR) site in Turner was released onto the market for sale today, which the ACT Government says will deliver more rental properties and housing options for Canberrans.

Bereaved families gathered in the public gallery of the ACT Legislative Assembly yesterday morning to watch Liberal MLA Jeremy Hanson table Tom McLuckie’s three petitions calling for tougher penalties for grievous and reckless motor crimes and reoffenders, and for an independent review of the ACT’s judiciary sentencing and appointments.

Work has begun on the ACT Government’s project to raise London Circuit and connect it to Commonwealth Avenue

Billionaire CEO and co-founder of the Australian global technology giant Atlassian, Scott Farquhar was flanked by Chief Minister Andrew Barr at ANU today to announce he has 1,032 jobs up for grabs.

Dickson has welcomed the suburb's newest residents today at the opening of the latest Common Ground social and affordable housing development, as ACT Minister for Housing Yvette Berry urged Canberrans to support public housing in their communities.

The Canberra International Riesling Challenge (CIRC) will return next week following a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic. The Challenge will be held from 10 to 16 October at the Albert Hall,...

More than two and a half years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, the ACT is no longer in a state of public health emergency.

Nominal Systems has been named the 2022 ACT Exporter of the Year at the awards ceremony at the National Museum of Australia on 21 September.

The ACT Legislative Assembly expressed its deep sorrow following the death of the late Queen, Elizabeth II.

The ACT Government and the Canberra Liberals have offered their deepest sympathies and condolences on the Queen's death.

The ACT’s economy has grown consecutively for 32 years, according to the ABS - a remarkable achievement, Chief Minister Andrew Barr said.

Visitor numbers during the school holidays returned to pre-COVID levels, and Winter in the City was an economic boost for the City Centre.

Not-for-profit community groups in the ACT can now apply for zero interest loans for up to $15,000 through the Sustainable Household Scheme.

Greens MLA Jo Clay believes it is not in the public interest to provide $41 million of taxpayer funds to the horseracing industry.