Auditor slams Canberra's car parking
Lisa Cox and Noel Towell The ACT government is failing in almost every aspect of its management of the territory's car parks, a new report has found.
Woman denied compo, 30 years after elevator crushed man to death
Noel Towell A former Canberra public servant has lost a bid for workers' compensation lodged 30 years after she allegedly witnessed a fatal workplace accident.
No relief in sight for users of Parkes Way
Noel Towell Canberra commuters face more months of traffic misery on Parkes Way with a building company collapse and bad weather blamed for the delay.
Camera speed traps put back to August
Noel Towell Canberra's second point-to-point speed camera system planned for the city's south, will be delayed by at least eight months, the ACT Government has conceded.
ACT poll funding breaches incur fines
Lisa Cox and Noel Towell Two industry lobby groups face fines from electoral authorities after breaking political funding laws in last year's territory election.
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Ready for fight of his life
Noel Towell Katy Gallagher got a surprise in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday.
CSIRO bully accusations 'dodgy', says executive
Noel Towell Some of the bullying and harassment claims from within the CSIRO are ''pretty dodgy'', according to a senior executive.
Public housing in line of fire
Noel Towell, Hamish Boland-Rudder and Christopher Knaus The troubled Stuart Flats public housing complex in Canberra's inner-south is at least a decade away from redevelopment, despite its history of drugs, crime and poverty.
Libs call for 'proper' parking plan at Manuka Oval
Noel Towell The Canberra Liberals want a comprehensive car parking plan to go with the new floodlights at Manuka Oval.
Parkes Way builders walk off the job
Noel Towell Workers have walked off a key Canberra road building project amid a dispute about a contractor on the job.
Parkes Way work resumes
Noel Towell A key Canberra road building project is scheduled to get back under way on Friday after two days of industrial strife.
Raiders' cut price offer for prime site
Noel Towell The Canberra Raiders want to demolish the Braddon Club and build a multimillion-dollar retail and apartment complex on the site.
Construction chaos hits capital
Noel Towell There have been two days of chaos in Canberra's building industry with several sites shut down or stalled because of safety disputes, a compliance blitz and a large sub-contractor going broke.
Fraud probe on ANU students' missing $125,000
Noel Towell, Christopher Knaus The ANU Student Association admits more than $125,000 of its members' money is missing due to alleged fraud.
100 men 'scarred' by ACT colleges
Noel Towell More than 100 Canberra men have come forward saying they were abused while at school at two Canberra Catholic colleges between the 1970s and 1990s.
Sport, small businesses set to profit
Noel Towell The Canberra Liberals promised yesterday to spend $350,000 on netball courts in Canberra's south if elected this month, while the ACT Greens launched a $2.
20yo fighting for life after worksite accident
Noel Towell A young Canberra apprentice, aged just 20, is fighting for his life after a serious workplace accident in the city’s south yesterday.
ACT Liberals pledge to build autism-specific school
Noel Towell The Canberra Liberals will officially launch their election campaign today with a promise to build Canberra's first autism-specific school.
Worker hurt, as asbestos fears emerge
Noel Towell Another Canberra workman was in hospital last night after a workplace accident, while an inner city building site was shut down because of fears over asbestos handling.
Painter injured in 4m fall
Noel Towell A painter was hospitalised after falling up to four metres from a ladder in Canberra's inner north today.
