Canberra Mornings Live: Wednesday, May 22

Bringing you breaking news from across the capital and beyond, including weather, traffic updates and what the capital is talking about.

Gas leak closes Fyshwick street

A Fyshwick street was shut down after workmen ruptured a gas line on Tuesday morning.

Housing beyond reach of most vulnerable

Peter Jean Canberra's property market may be softening but finding affordable accommodation still remains a struggle for many of the most vulnerable people in the city.

Precious archives at risk from moat leak

Hamish Boland-Rudder The moat around one of Canberra's unique structures is close to springing a leak, putting a priceless archive of science and architectural material and the very foundations of the building at risk.

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From close crop to porn prop

David Ellery Canberra's Museum and Gallery is hoping an ACT sex addict may be able to shed some light on the provenance of a recently acquired item in its collection.

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Birthday dance concept concrete nod to House music

Jenna Clarke Garry Stewart wants to make one thing clear. His dance production, Monument, only focuses on the grandiose architecture of Parliament House and has nothing to do with the personalities that dwell...

Concern as court installs a dock

Michael Inman The ACT will do away with three decades of tradition by installing a dock in the Magistrates Court.

Canberra Mornings Live: Monday, May 20

Bringing you breaking news from across the capital and beyond, including weather, traffic updates and what the capital is talking about.

Buyers flock to Belconnen tower

Meredith Clisby Construction on the 20-storey Sentinel east tower in Belconnen is expected to be completed by September.

Pipe bombs in Hume

ACT Police and the AFP Bomb response unit responded to suspicious packages found in Hume.

Buyers say they were left in dark over Nishi

Meredith Clisby A couple who bought an apartment in the Nishi development are frustrated by the lack of communication about the project's delay.

Bomb scare closes road in Hume

Stephanie Anderson Two suspicious devices have been removed from a street in Hume on Monday afternoon, after the bomb squad called in a robot to inspect the area.

Robotic device heralds new era

Fleta Page It looks like a large drill, but this piece of equipment in South Canberra is no construction tool.

Canberra Mornings Live: Tuesday, May 21

Bringing you breaking news from across the capital and beyond, including weather, traffic updates and what the capital is talking about.

Fighter pilot reunited with tough little Kittyhawk

David Ellery Kittyhawk pilot Tom Russell was in Canberra to renew his acquaintance with one of Australia's last remaining Kittyhawks.

e-waste a valuable resource, get the picture?

Fleta Page The first year of the National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme has seen more than 3000 tonnes of e-waste recycled in the territory.

Editor's letter

Karen Hardy But some days I do wonder if I’d trade it all for Days of Our Lives -style hair.

Three cars damaged in Commonwealth Avenue pile-up

Matthew Raggatt At least three cars have been damaged in a pile-up on the entrance to the Commonwealth Avenue bridge this afternoon.

For tree's a jolly good fella - with a bit of luck

Phillip Thomson So far there are not enough men to sprout the seeds of love, but Edwina Wright and her friends are optimistic.