1930 Manuka heritage home for sale in Canberra
One of the last residential homes in Canberra's historic 1930 Manuka Housing Precinct is for sale. This rare piece of capital history offers heritage charm and modern comforts.
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Lobbyist pays $13k for dinner with ministers
Invasive Species Council CEO Jack Gough paid over $13,000 to dine with Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Finance Minister Katy Gallagher, advocating for millions in environmental biosecurity funding to combat fire ants and feral deer.
Whitlam's Legacy and Australia's Electoral Mandate
Exploring Gough Whitlam's historic 1972 victory and its lasting impact on Australian parliamentary democracy. Discover how minority governments shape policy.
Rams coach blocked after player revolt
Woden Valley Rams players considered mass walkout after controversial coach reappointment. Governing body NSWRL steps in, refusing registration for 2026 season.
Former RSL President Calls for Increased Defence Spending
Retired Major General Greg Melick demands Albanese government significantly increase defence funding, warning Australia remains unprepared for potential conflicts in the volatile Indo-Pacific region.
Remembrance Day 2025: Honouring Service and Sacrifice
As Australia prepares to mark Remembrance Day on November 11, 2025, we explore the enduring legacy of the Furner brothers and the growing public engagement with commemorative services. Join the nation in remembering.
Student awarded $10k over false knife threat claims
A University of Canberra student receives $10,000 compensation after being forced from her accommodation following unsubstantiated knife threat allegations. Read the full tribunal findings.
ACT Government Withholds MyWay+ Payment
The ACT government has halted payment on the troubled $64 million MyWay+ ticketing system and is seeking legal advice over contract compliance issues following a damning report.
Cafe owner denies new child abuse charges in Canberra
Dhiren Patel, co-owner of a Canberra cafe, faces new child abuse charges involving a second teenage employee. The accused denies all allegations as case moves to Supreme Court.
Whitlam's Canberra childhood shaped political vision
Gough Whitlam's formative years in Canberra profoundly influenced his ambitious government agenda and belief in federal power. Discover the lasting impact 50 years after the Dismissal.
Labor Government Must Take Control of Economy
The Albanese government faces mounting pressure to implement decisive economic reforms as Australia navigates complex challenges. Read the urgent call to action.
Albanese's Slow Approach Compared to Whitlam's Disruption
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's methodical governing style contrasts sharply with his political hero Gough Whitlam's rapid reforms. Explore the strategic pacing of Labor's agenda.
Seven Network's New Parliament House Bureau Unveiled
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese opens Seven Network's expanded Canberra bureau, a major investment in political journalism with new live broadcast capabilities.
New Liberal Leader Vows to Unite Shattered Party
Mark Parton takes helm of Canberra Liberals after leadership turmoil, pledging to unify the party following Leanne Castley's abrupt resignation. Can he mend the divisions?
Broadcasters to decide Raiders' pre-season venue
The NRL's broadcast partners will determine if the Canberra Raiders play a 2026 pre-season trial at their spiritual home, Seiffert Oval, or at Canberra Stadium, setting up a potential mega-sport weekend.
PM names Weatherill as UK high commissioner
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appoints former SA premier Jay Weatherill as Australia's next UK high commissioner while dismissing 'jobs for mates' criticism over Labor appointments.
New Canberra Liberals leader after Castley quits
Mark Parton resigns as speaker to lead Canberra Liberals after Leanne Castley's sudden departure. Get the latest on the opposition's new leadership team.
P-platers fined $1841 each for extreme speeding
Two Canberra provisional drivers caught speeding over 45km/h above the limit face $1841 fines and 180-day licence suspensions. ACT Policing warns of fatal consequences.
ACT Opposition Leader Leanne Castley resigns
Leanne Castley steps down as Canberra Liberals leader following controversial suspension of colleagues who crossed the floor. Leadership vote scheduled for Monday.
Man arrested after allegedly driving at police in Fyshwick
A 27-year-old man has been arrested in Canberra after allegedly driving at police officers and hitting one in the leg during a dramatic arrest attempt. He will face court on Monday.
Department staff feel less overwhelmed by work
Staff at the Department of Infrastructure report feeling less overwhelmed by workloads, census results show. Discover the key findings and what the secretary says about the results.
One Nation to launch Canberra branch in 2025
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is establishing an ACT branch to challenge major parties, capitalizing on conservative voter dissatisfaction with net zero policies and immigration.
Foster teens homeless due to no rental history
ACT youth face homelessness after aging out of foster care as Housing ACT rejects applications lacking rental history. A new report reveals alarming consequences.
GUFC collapses under $550k debt, members vote Nov 25
Gungahlin United Football Club faces voluntary liquidation with debts exceeding $550,000. Members vote November 25 as interim committee reveals shocking financial mismanagement.
War Memorial Council Changes Boost Frontier Wars Display
Government appoints new council members at Australian War Memorial, increasing likelihood of prominent frontier wars exhibition. Key opponents replaced.
Albanese's Legacy Questioned Amid Policy Criticisms
Australians question PM Albanese's legacy on gambling ads, housing crisis and social justice. Read expert analysis on current government policies and their impact.
Public sector whistleblower protections strengthened
Major reforms to Australia's public sector whistleblower protections are underway, introducing reverse onus provisions and expanded support channels for public servants reporting wrongdoing.
Major Agencies Support Controversial FOI Law Changes
Services Australia and Home Affairs defend FOI reforms to protect staff from harassment. Learn how the changes could impact public access to information in Australia.
Greens fast-track community housing with sunset clause
ACT Greens secure changes to development laws, fast-tracking community housing while adding environmental protections and 2029 sunset clause. Learn how this affects Canberra's housing crisis.
DFAT's $400k UN hotel bill sparks transparency debate
Revealed: Internal DFAT emails show confusion over $400,000 UN hotel bill disclosure on AusTender. Plus, political satire group hires 'punter's lobbyist' and transparency push meets resistance.
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