Lisa Cox

Lisa Cox

Lawyers' largesse in insurance debate

Noor Blumer.

Lisa Cox Three of Canberra's biggest personal injury lawyers spent almost $50,000 last year on donations to political parties that were opposed to the ACT government's reforms to motor registration...

Taylor third high-profile Liberal exit

Opposition leader Zed Seselja.

Lisa Cox THE Canberra Liberals have lost another powerbroker with Victoria Taylor resigning as the party's general secretary.

Goodness of her art for fire victims

Margaret Hadfield, local Canberra artist organises a fundraiser and invites artists to donate their art works to help fire victims.

Lisa Cox CANBERRA artist Margaret Hadfield-Zorgdrager learned her skills painting the landscapes of the Warrumbungles.

Suspected Majura Park gas leak

Lisa Cox Majura Park shopping centre evacuated due to suspected gas leak.

Firefighters brace for more heat and high winds

Members of the Bungendore RFS take some time out.

Lisa Cox, Christopher Knaus, Stephanie Anderson Strong winds and rising temperatures are the main concerns for crews fighting the Cobbler Road blaze near Yass, as bushfires continue to burn around the region.

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Feeding stock is the next problem

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Live stock moving across a property at Jugiong near Yass was almost completely burnt out after a bush fire swept through the area
09 January 2013
The Canberra Times
Jay Cronan

Lisa Cox Farmers on burnt-out properties in southern NSW are desperately seeking feed supplies for sheep and cattle that have survived the bushfires this week.

Nimmitabel homes spared, but stock losses could cut deep

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Residents and RSF on sight of a major bushfire on Mount Forest Road near Cooma.
08 January 2012
The Canberra Times
Photo: Jay Cronan

Lisa Cox Hopes are building in Nimmitabel as owners return to their properties to discover their homes have been spared, But reports are emerging of devastating livestock losses.

Nature's fury kept at bay ... for now

Residents and RSF on sight of a major bushfire on Mount Forest Road near Cooma.

Christopher Knaus, Lisa Cox, and Bianca Hall The ACT emerged largely unscathed from Tuesday's horror fire conditions, but authorities have warned the danger is far from over.

Winds to blame for blackouts amid surges

Strong winds over Canberra brought down tree branches near the lake on Tuesday.

Lisa Cox More than 8500 homes and businesses were left without power on Tuesday and demand for electricity surged as the city sweltered in temperatures above 35 degrees.

An election promise to count on: outdoor smoking bans coming

Smoking.

Lisa Cox Laws that have banned smoking near playgrounds, swimming pools and bus stops in NSW will be introduced in the ACT.

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Summer stalks capital again

NEWS:A grass fire burnt through over 70 hectares of land just south of Gunning, to the ACT's north on Monday. The fire, which left one firefighter with burns to his face and hands, was contained by 5.30pm. 7th January 2013. Photo by MELISSA ADAMS of The Canberra Times.

John Thistleton, Lisa Cox and Christopher Knaus A total fire ban has been declared across the ACT as emergency services face the kind of extreme conditions which created Canberra's devastating 2003 firestorm.

ACT prepares to activate full fire alert mode

Fire risk.

Lisa Cox ACT emergency services have declared a Total Fire Ban for the whole of the ACT for 24 hours from midnight on Monday night, as the capital faces fire conditions not seen in years.

This hot spell is far from over

Cooling off at Gelatissimo is Zariel Findlay-Steele,19 of Ainslie, Canberra.

Lisa Cox The last time Canberra endured five days in a row above 35 degrees, Bob Hawke was prime minister.

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There's no looking back with a baccalaureate

Narrabundah College Year 12 student Max Milosevic.

Lisa Cox As well as studying six subjects in year 12, Narrabundah College student Max Milosevic started a futsal team, did extra French lessons and volunteered for the National Folk Festival.

Gallagher promises a more decisive 2013

Katy Gallagher.

Lisa Cox Katy Gallagher says she has been too consultative and not decisive enough in her first 18 months as Chief Minister.

Crash victims praised at funeral

Mourners at the funeral of Fijians visting Canberra Ram and Padmawati Deo at the Deo family home in Chisholm, Canberra.

Lisa Cox Family members have laid to rest a Fijian couple killed in a Boxing Day accident on the Hume Highway.

Wallaby birth rate taking a leap up

Zena, a 6 year old Southern Brushtailed Rock Wallaby, is part of
a breeding program at the Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve.

Lisa Cox Of the 40 southern brush-tailed rock wallabies living in captivity in Australia, 25 are housed at the Tidbinbilla Animal Breeding Centre.

Summernats begins with roar

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Thousands of people line the streets of Northbourne Ave to watch SummerNats City Cruise.
The Canberra Times
03 January 2013
Photo: Jay Cronan

Lisa Cox Thousands of spectators have flocked to Civic to watch a convoy of street machines for the opening 26th Summernats.

The clean-up: 15 cubic metres of rubbish and a few stragglers

Seagulls help clean up Canberra's CBD, post-New years Eve celebrations.

Stephanie Anderson and Lisa Cox Intoxicated teens wandering the streets were the main source of trouble for Canberra police on New Year's Eve, which drew one of the largest crowds on record.

New year arrival turns up just in time for the party

Hugh Ekin-Smyth and?Natalie Ekin-Smyth?with baby Annabel Grace Ekin-Smyth the first baby born in 2013 at Calvary Hospital at 12:01am weighing 3430g.

Lisa Cox A girl should know how to make an entrance and Annabel Ekin-Smyth made hers at 12.01am on New Year's Day.