Stephanie Anderson

Stephanie Anderson

Stephanie Anderson is breaking news reporter at The Canberra Times.

Crashes at Weston Creek, Kingston

Police

Stephanie Anderson Emergency services have used hydraulic tools to cut off a car door following a crash in Kingston on Friday morning.

Missing elderly man found

Charles Kogan, 84, missing from Ainslie.

Stephanie Anderson Police have found an elderly man who had been missing from his Ainslie home since Tuesday morning.

Canberra walkers falling behind

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Cathrine Earmshaw and Felicity Henessy walk their babies past the Centenary picture frame at Rond Terrace.
8 March 2013.
Photo: Rohan Thomson. The Canberra Times.

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Stephanie Anderson Canberra has just scraped into the top 10 most walkable cities in Australia, falling behind interstate capitals and coastal towns.

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Heat wave tipped to continue

Canberra's hot weather has sent the population heading for places to keep cool. At Big Splash in Macquarie, people took to the
water slides.

Stephanie Anderson CANBERRANS sweltered through the capital's hottest day since 2009 on Saturday as temperatures broke through the 40 degree mark.

RIP the suburban servo

Stephanie Anderson Canberra's suburban service stations are disappearing and taking competitive fuel prices with them, according to several industry groups.

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Home buyers will cross border for value: HIA

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Stephanie Anderson THE ACT is at significant risk of losing scores of home buyers over the border to surrounding areas because incentives and grants have failed to keep pace with NSW, according to a peak housing body.

Canberra planners know exactly what's in a name

Stephanie Anderson Canberra's meticulous methods for selecting place names has saved the capital from giggle-inducing addresses such as Fannie Bay or Yorkeys Knob.

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The last laugh in suburb names

ACT Surveyor General Bill Hirst.

Stephanie Anderson Canberra's meticulous methods for selecting place names have saved the capital from giggle-inducing addresses such as Fannie Bay or Yorkeys Knob.

Niche market: wine cellar a status symbol

Bill McIntyre's underground wine cellar

Stephanie Anderson Forget swimming pools and expansive views, the new cool in real estate is the wine cellar.

Feeding democracy a boost to schools' coffers

Stephanie Anderson It's the highlight of the day for many voters.

AUCTION WATCH

Politics a market dampener

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Stephanie Anderson and Ewa Kretowicz An impressive Campbell home was one of several properties that failed to sell in what was a patchy weekend for Canberra's market.

Demand sends rentals for apartments sky high

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Stephanie Anderson Sales of larger apartments may be proving sluggish, but rental returns on three-bedroom units have skyrocketed over the past year.

Brumbies' namesake still firing

1st September 2012, Story by Stephanie Anderson , Canberra Times Photo, Colleen Petch,  Rural fire service back burning  at the Canberra Equestrian centre this morning. 30 year old Jack with Karami Hearn onboard walk past the backburning, Jack survived the bushfires and is who the Brumbies mascot

Stephanie Anderson At 30 years old, Jack has lived through more local history than most horses.

Open houses get a look in

auction Watch By Stephanie Anderson A FORMER bed and breakfast in Giralang failed to sell under the hammer yesterday, but interest in the property remains strong.