How about that storm last night? For those still reeling from yesterday's wild weather, I have some bad news. There's more rain on the horizon today - and possibly another thunderstorm as well - with a top of 25 degrees.

Here's what else is making news:

No, you weren't imagining it. Gas bills are high in Canberra - in fact, they top the country at an average of $1594 last financial year.

Notably, the ACT has just one gas distributor - ActewAGL - and three retailers.

Peter Brewer broke down the figures and has the story here.

Good news for those who were holding their breath.

The majority of public servants won't be subject to public hearings or arrest warrants under the Coalition's proposed corruption watchdog.

But those working at the two biggest agencies - Home Affairs and the Australian Taxation Office - could find themselves hauled in to public hearings and could even have their phones tapped as part of an investigation.

Sally Whyte took a closer look at what the commission announced by the Prime Minister will mean around the office. Read the story here.

What would you pick to sum up your life's work- a piece of clothing, a book, a treasured heirloom?

Now imagine if you had actually done something with your life.

A new exhibition, Australian of the Year, at the National Museum of Australia showcases eight personal items selected by this year’s state and territory recipients.

Karen Hardy had a sticky beak and has the story here.

Canberra's A-League snub has sparked fears about the potential of building a new stadium with a roof in Civic after the ACT government said soccer was a crucial part of making the $400 million project viable.

The capital's bid to join the national competition was put on ice again on Thursday when Football Federation Australia opted to add extra teams in Sydney and Melbourne instead.

Chris Dutton reports.

If you can't make it to the North Pole this year, there's always Bredbo.

A festive assault on the senses just down the Monaro Highway from Canberra, Christmas Barn at Bredbo is now celebrating its 14th year running.

Megan Doherty braved the tinsel and holiday cheer to bring us this story.