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06 Oct 09 | Hailstones the size of pebbles sprayed parts of Canberra and Queanbeyan yesterday as a spring storm rolled across the city. Hail pelted Queanbeyan and Jerrabomberra about 6pm but the
Surreal! Dali pulls crowds day and night
05 Oct 09 | Salvador Dali is famous for painting melted clocks, but it was time that melted on Saturday night as thousands of people queued up for hours to see the Spanish surrealist master's works.
05 Oct 09 | Sascha Saharov likes to think his 1982 Toyota Hilux ute went from being Canberra's dirtiest car to the city's cleanest and greenest. ''It used to spurt out oil and smoke,'' he said.
Call for action on indigenous child mortality rate
05 Oct 09 | Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children are three times more likely to die before their fifth birthday than non-indigenous children, a new report to be issued today has found. The
No fairytale as Melbourne storms to league history
05 Oct 09 | One of rugby league's greatest fairytales was ruined by one of rugby league's greatest teams last night. The Parramatta Eels' memorable surge to the NRL grand final ended in tears when th
Sheep show they've got a bit of the Irish rebel too
05 Oct 09 | It rained on their parade, and they were thrilled. Grazier Gary Johnson summarised the prevailing sentiment at Boorowa's Irish Woolfest yesterday: ''It must be disappointing for the org
05 Oct 09 | One of Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull's most vocal detractors should quit and make way for new talent within the Liberal Party. The call came yesterday from former Liberal MP Bruce Ba
05 Oct 09 | Canberrans are rushing out to get their swine flu vaccine. It has proven so popular that within three days of it becoming available, five general practices placed second orders and 800 more
05 Oct 09 | Charities and aid organisations fear ''donor fatigue'' as a series of natural disasters strike countries across the Asia-Pacific region. Australians are being asked to help communities i
05 Oct 09 | Adventurer Andrew Lock has become the first Australian to climb the world's 14 highest mountains. The Canberra public servant ended what had been an extremely anxious wait for his suppor
04 Oct 09 | When Trudie Wykes and Jorge Salavert return to their Amaroo home it will be without their ‘‘happiest of miracles’’ – six-year old daughter Clea.  | CommentsComments (1)
04 Oct 09 | The Canberra Country Music Festival starts Friday at Tuggeranong Homestead.  | CommentsComments (1)
Family’s bride No 4 walks down the aisle at old St John’s
04 Oct 09 | Rachel Highmore became the fourth generation of her family yesterday to be married at the Anglican Church of St John the Baptist in Reid.
04 Oct 09 | Recreational fishing groups are celebrating a win in ensuring access to Paddy’s Corner, near Jindabyne on the Thredbo River.
Women give businesses a purple tick of approval
04 Oct 09 | THE DAYS of a helpless dame needing a burly bloke to talk tough at the auto-shop to avoid rip-offs may be over.  | CommentsComments (1)
It's a hard day's night
04 Oct 09 | Your clocks should have moved forward one hour this morning.  | CommentsComments (2)
04 Oct 09 | AUSTRALIAN first-home buyers have grabbed the Federal Government’s money with both fists, with ACT buyers some of the most enthusiastic applicants.  | CommentsComments (1)
04 Oct 09 | TransACT has begun negotiating with the Federal Government over its involvement in one of the biggest infrastructure projects in Australian history.
Proposal means 'nein' to stein
04 Oct 09 | CANBERRA could say ‘‘auf wiedersehn’’ to the stein under a proposed change to the territory’s liquor laws.  | CommentsComments (7)
03 Oct 09 | Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is suffering from gallstones but has been advised he does not need surgery at this stage. Mr Rudd cancelled lunch with the Hungarian President Laszlo Solyom on
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