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Canberra's Light Rail Stage 2A: A Rushed Decision?

Canberrans question the Barr government's decision to proceed with Stage 2A of the light rail amid cost blowouts and community needs. Read the latest letters on this and other national issues.

How to Choose the Best Mechanic in Canberra

Navigate Canberra's extreme climate with confidence. Our expert guide reveals how to select a qualified mechanic for reliable car service and repair in the ACT.

National Day of Mourning for Bondi Attack Victims

PM Anthony Albanese declares a national day of mourning on January 22 for the Bondi Beach terror attack. The day, themed 'Light Will Win', will honour the 15 lives lost. Read the full details.

Light rail works cause traffic chaos for Canberra commuters

Canberra's first workday after Christmas was marred by severe traffic delays and overcrowded replacement buses due to light rail construction. Commuters reported long waits and packed services. Read more about the disruptions and official response.

WA's $200m Freight Rail Promise Stalls

A $200 million pledge to upgrade Western Australia's ageing Tier 3 grain rail lines remains unfulfilled, leaving farmers reliant on costly road transport. Discover why progress has stalled.

Housing crisis forces tough choices on Newcastle development

A Newcastle community representative argues the city's severe housing and homelessness crisis means residents must support developments, even unpopular ones. The call for more 'YIMBYs' comes amid fierce debate over projects like Rail Bridge Row.

Coles, Woolworths hire trucks after SA train derailment

Coles and Woolworths have enlisted additional trucks to keep WA shelves stocked after a freight train derailment in South Australia blocked a key national rail corridor. Read about the supply chain response.

Canberra's Civic Pool to close, taking diving legacy with it

Canberra's iconic Civic Olympic Pool, a summer hub for 70 years, is slated for demolition. The new aquatic centre lacks diving facilities, sparking community concern over lost heritage and youth space. Discover what the city stands to lose.

Blue Light vs Anti-Fatigue Lenses for Screen Strain

Australians face digital eye strain from 8+ hours of daily screen time. We compare blue light filtering glasses and anti-fatigue lenses to help you find the right solution. Consult an optometrist for personalised advice.

Iluka Resources makes 91 staff redundant

Iluka Resources has made 91 employees redundant, including 38 at its Perth HQ, following the suspension of its Cataby mineral sands mine. Read the full details on the job cuts and market impact.

20% Off NZ Scenic Rail Tours: Earlybird Sale

Travellers can save 20% on multi-day scenic rail tours across New Zealand for 2026-27. The sale runs from December 26 to January 31, 2026. Book online with promo code EARLYBD27.

Suspension forces jockey swap for $1m Perth Cup

Billy Egan's suspension opens the door for legendary jockey Luke Nolen to ride Buckets Ridge in the $1 million Perth Cup on New Year's Day. Get the latest updates and field changes here.

Driver uses AI to fight claim over Mitchell crash

A Canberra father turned to artificial intelligence to prove erratic traffic lights caused his crash. His four-month repair saga highlights a bureaucratic battle with the ACT government. Read the full story.

Newcastle bus drivers reject deal, strike action continues

Newcastle bus drivers have voted down a proposed enterprise agreement after nearly a year of negotiations, leading to renewed industrial action and service disruptions. Read the latest on the pay and conditions dispute.

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