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Celebrating 10 years of North Canberra Hospital’s Birth Centre

This Sunday, in John Knight Memorial Park, North Canberra Hospital will celebrate 10 years of its Birth Centre. 

Enrolments for ACT schools in 2025 now open

ACT public school enrolments from preschool to year 12 open today for the 2025 school year, education minister Yvette Berry announced.

ACT Government launches Rent Relief Fund

The ACT Government will give grants worth up to four weeks’ rent to eligible households experiencing financial hardship.

North Curtin: 1,300 homes planned for former horse paddock

More than 1,300 homes will be built in north Curtin, and the public can have their say on the design of the site.

National cabinet to tackle men’s violence against women

Australia's leaders will convene for an emergency meeting to tackle violence against women after crowds demanded action at weekend marches across the country.

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.

That’s art and entertainment: sculpture comp and a musical

The latest in arts and entertainment news from around the Canberra region, highlights include a design competition and a feat of theatre.

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.

What’s on around Canberra this weekend, 26-28 April

While it may be the time that Canberra turns on the heaters, we've got a list of events to keep you warm this weekend, 26-28 April.

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.

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