3/12/2008 | Oscar-winning director fights 30-year-old child molestation charges.
3/12/2008 | Treasurer Wayne Swan says national accounts figures are positive despite weakening pace.
| It's official: US in recession ... | Retail spending in ACT tails off
3/12/2008 | Soldiers attack banks after they were unable to withdraw their pay.
3/12/2008 | Goulburn was being considered as the site for an international airport to service Sydney, the Federal Government says.
3/12/2008 | Economists predict the big rate reductions ended with yesterday's 100-basis-point decrease.
| Rate cut fails to spur shares | Retail spending in ACT tails off
3/12/2008 | Defendants are being acquitted of serious offences because prosecutors are chronically overworked and underpaid.
3/12/2008 | Goodbye champagne, port and sherry.
The European Union has finally clamped down on Australian winemakers using the names of regions to market their products, here and overseas.
It has given an ulti...
3/12/2008 | High-profile ABC foreign correspondent Peter Lloyd has lost his freedom, and his job, after being caught with the drug ice in Singapore.
Singapore's Subordinate Court Judge Hamidah Ibrahim jailed...
3/12/2008 | The ACT Government has pledged to cut lengthy delays for property developments as part of a review of its planning agency.
Developers and property and business industry representatives met Chief Mini...
3/12/2008 | Australia's population is growing faster than at any time in the past two decades, a new study shows.
As the nation swells, so too does the ACT, which is growing faster than NSW, South Australia and ...
3/12/2008 | The federal agency that investigates organised crime has offered staff redundancies and terminated contracts because of the Federal Government's efficiency dividends.
The Australian Crime Commission ...
3/12/2008 | General Xiao Ke, who has died aged 101, was the last surviving commander of the Red Army that accomplished the Long March. He never reached the heights promised by his ability but his life was notable...
3/12/2008 | The global financial crisis seems to have scared Canberrans away from their shopping centres.
Australian Bureau of Statistics figures issued yesterday showed retail spending was down 6.4per cent, sea...
3/12/2008 | Thieves have targeted a Griffith butcher for the second time in a month, ram-raiding the shop and stealing hundreds of kilos of meat.
It is believed bandits struck just after 1am yesterday, ramming t...
3/12/2008 | Canberrans have enjoyed the best spring rainfall since 2005, but still exceeded the spring water consumption target by an average of eight million litres a day.
An exemption to water restrictions, wh...
3/12/2008 | The new Joint Strike Fighter will be the best multi-role combat aircraft in the world, fitted with the best equipment and flown by the best people, RAAF chief Air Marshal Mark Binskin says.
In a ...
3/12/2008 | Former ACT police chief Audrey Fagan was known as a strong, determined woman who worked hard to improve women's lives and promote their contribution to law enforcement.
She took her own life last Ap...
3/12/2008 | Barack Obama nominated Hillary Clinton yesterday to be his ''tough'', ''smart'' secretary of state and his former foe vowed to give her all to steer America through a perfect storm of global crises...
3/12/2008 | A court dissolved Thailand's top three ruling parties for electoral fraud yesterday and temporarily banned the Prime Minister from politics, bringing down a government that has faced months of striden...
3/12/2008 | Expectations of a hefty cut in interest rates were vindicated yesterday, but there is no certainty the run of big rate reductions will continue.
The cut announced by the Reserve Bank of Australia...
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