Weston Creek
Crashes at Weston Creek, Kingston
Stephanie Anderson Emergency services have used hydraulic tools to cut off a car door following a crash in Kingston on Friday morning.
$45m for new pool, oval at Weston Creek
ACT Labor have announced a $45 million cash shower for Weston Creek, promising to building a new 50m swimming pool and an enclosed oval at Stromlo Park if re-elected in October.
Water back on for Weston Creek
Natasha Rudra A burst water main and an inconveniently-placed tree left about 30 Weston Creek homes high and dry for much of Sunday.
Canberra's $10 million Powerball win
Matthew Raggatt Someone in the ACT is $10 million richer, but the lucky punter is yet to claim his or her prize.
Eastman inquiry costs already top $1m
Jack Waterford The judicial inquiry into the 1995 conviction of David Eastman for the 1989 murder of Assistant Commissioner Colin Winchester has so far cost ACT taxpayers well over $1 million, though no actual...
Alleged police 'near miss' with child prompts probe
Stephanie Anderson A near miss allegedly involving a police car and a 10-year-old girl has prompted an internal inquiry by the Australian Federal Police.
City's south rated best place to live
Larissa Nicholson South Canberra residents enjoy the city's best quality of life, according to research.
Military, PS take the most honours
David Ellery Soldiers and public servants have scored the lion's share of Queen's Birthday honours for ACT and Queanbeyan residents.
Discount on licence for safe driving
Peter Jean Canberra motorists with blemish-free driving records will receive a discount on licence renewals.
Lucky could live on
Megan Doherty Will Lucky the koala be immortalised in the name of a Canberra park?
Subway robber sentenced
Michael Inman A paranoid schizophrenic who robbed a southside fast food store has been jailed for almost three years.
Restaurants breach laws and underpay workers
Matthew Raggatt Most ACT restaurants have breached workplace laws, an extensive investigation by the Fair Work Ombudsman has revealed.
Non-government schools win big but PS staff feel the pinch
Emma Macdonald Non-government schools have received a windfall in the ACT budget while the number of education bureaucrats will be cut to help pay for new spending.
Gregan pleases the people.. with a caffeine hit
Matthew Raggatt He made his name feeding the nation's fly-halves, now George Gregan has returned home to feed – and meet the caffeine needs – of the crowds at the Australian Institute of Sport.
Introducing, Canberra's centenary babes
Megan Doherty With an affectionate tone and a twinkle in his eye, Centenary of Canberra patron Sir William Deane sympathised with the mothers who made all the effort to give birth on the national capital's 100th...
Broken legs, broken dreams
Michael Inman Police shooting victim Jonathan Crowley was in a Sydney rehabilitation centre with two broken legs when he heard the news that his decade-long fight for compensation hit a dead end on Thursday.
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Man pulled gun in service station fight
Michael Inman A man who allegedly pulled a handgun and said “Do you know who you're dealing with?” during a fight at a southside service station has been denied bail.
Canberra braces for the big wet
Canberra’s dry spell is expected to end as forecasters brace for a wetter than average winter in the capital.
Seriously, ribbons and sugar means business
Sally Pryor It may be all about sugar and ribbons and spectacular confections, but cake decorating is a serious business.
