Eastman given deadline to find legal team
Michael Inman David Eastman's legal team have been given two weeks to find the convicted killer representation, or a judge may take the decision himself.
Man jailed for drunken violent rampage
Michael Inman A bipolar alcoholic who went on a violent rampage and sent racist text messages to an acquaintance after falling off the wagon has been for jailed three-and-a-half years.
Weapon collector escapes jail term
Michael Inman A Rivett man found in possession of a World War II hand grenade, four unlicensed guns, fireworks, five marijuana plants and 500 grams of cannabis has been placed on a suspended sentence and ordered...
$100,000 fine for 'abusive' NetSpeed
Michael Inman A Canberra internet entrepreneur and the company he founded have been ordered to pay more than $100,000 in fines by the Federal Court.
Mattock-wielding man shot by cops eligible for March parole
Michael Inman A Canberra man shot by police during a domestic dispute has been jailed for more than four years.
Man pleads guilty over violent attack
Michael Inman Court Reporter A man who attacked his partner with a makeshift mace and poured turpentine in her eyes also sent racist text messages to an acquaintance in the weeks before the attack, a court has heard.
In the swim: Burley Griffin ready to make a splash
Michael Inman and Larissa Nicholson Swimmers have been given the all clear to dive into the waters of Lake Burley Griffin.
No damages for man left quadriplegic by police shooting
Michael Inman, Louis Andrews The family of a man rendered quadriplegic in a police shooting could quit the ACT after the ACT Court of Appeal denied him $8 million in damages.
Second man sought over Weston robbery
Michael Inman Accused robber Martin Chatfield had been an adult for just a few days when he allegedly stole $300 from a Weston restaurant at scissor-point.
Sewage leak closes lake
Michael Inman PARTS of Lake Burley Griffin have been closed following a sewage leak at Yarralumla Bay yesterday.
Auction watch
Weak market gives flexibility
By Michael Inman Buyers are taking advantage of the weaker Canberra real estate market to negotiate sales after auction.
Federal calling, but Zed denies plans to move
Chris Johnson, Michael Inman ACT Liberal leader Zed Seselja insists he has no plans to move into federal politics, despite party insiders suggesting that he does and political pundits saying that he should.
Auction Watch
Signs of confidence emerge
Michael Inman and Phillip Thomson FOUR registered bidders battled for the right to call 83 Banambila Street, Aranda, home yesterday, with the four-bedroom property selling under the hammer for $830,000.
Promises, promises: what the parties are offering
Michael Inman The Sunday Canberra Times brings together the main parties' election promises ahead of next Saturday's ACT poll.
Slump almost thing of past
auction Watch By Michael Inman LESS than half the 49 properties offered to the market yesterday were sold, but real estate agents were declaring the market's doldrums had almost passed.
Auction watch
Tasty slice of Red Hill
Michael Inman THE AROMA of freshly cooked pizzas heralded the sale of 13 Scarborough Street, Red Hill yesterday.
NCA's recruitment drive for volunteers
Michael Inman SHE'S one of the capital's most seen faces, yet most Canberrans don't even know her name.
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Top o' the morning for fans of Ireland
Michael Inman IRISH eyes will be smiling, albeit a bit blurry from sleep deprivation, tomorrow.
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Plant plan to combat algae
Michael Inman THE NATIONAL Capital Authority could introduce aquatic plants to Lake Burley Griffin as its latest attempt to fight continued blue-green algae outbreaks.
Gamer royalty in town
Michael Inman CANBERRA will host gaming royalty today, with William ''Trip'' Hawkins to speak at the iFEST Indie Games Festival.
