The final month of the year brought us both joy and tragedy, starting with the death of a teenage girl from meningococcal after attending a music festival here in Canberra. Potential investors were given the heads up on which suburbs will be hot in the coming year.
November started with tragedy after the bodies of a local mother and her two sons were discovered in a Gungahlin waterway. Things continued to seem dark when the ABS released a study saying that mortality rates in Australia had increased this year.
October in Canberra had its up and downs, including a partial collapse of a retaining wall at a building site. Thankfully, it happened when no one was there avoiding what could have been a tragedy.
September brought mourning across the nation, as Queen Elizabeth II passed away at the age of 96. Canberra house prices continued to fall as interest rates continued to rise, and a fun...
In August, heavy rainfall continued across Canberra – just four days in, emergency services had received over 120 calls for assistance. A single shooter was apprehended at Canberra airport - thankfully with...
In July, Canberrans were wondering what the heck is up with the tap water lately, and what can we do about the taste? The menu at OMI was far better received, with...
Canberra Daily's June 2022 highlights include Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, Caroline Kennedy was sworn in as US Ambassador to Canberra, CIT's contract scandal, and more.
Canberra Daily's May 2022 highlights include electing a Federal Labor Government, CW journalist Nick Fuller sat down with the ACT's first ever Independent Senator David Pocock, a Yass Valley Highland bull sold for a six-figure sum, and more.
Canberra Daily's April 2022 highlights include the federal election campaign, an exclusive interview with Ukrainian Ambassador to Australia Vasyl Myroshnychenko, Australia's first kava lounge, and more.
After a brief moment of facemask freedom, we saw the return of indoor mask restrictions in December 2021, and Omicron found its way through the ACT border with our first confirmed case....
In September, we ordered in for Father’s Day, supporting the local restaurants and eateries that pivoted in lockdown. Our separation from neighbour Queanbeyan continued, we felt an earthquake that shook Victoria, and finally got to see the pathway out of lockdown.
