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A 17-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder and a number of other serious charges following an incident in...
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Police seek help to locate missing 11-year-old girl - FOUND

UPDATE (7:56 pm): Susannah has been found safe and well. ACT Policing would like to thank everyone for their assistance....
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Alpaca Therapy welcomes the generous gift of baby Paprika

It's been an emotional rollercoaster for Alpaca Therapy's Nils Lantzke. Last week, his beloved alpaca Mimosa was put down after...
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Three men break into Gordon home in failed burglary

ACT Policing is calling for CCTV or dashcam footage after three men clad in balaclavas broke into a Gordon house while somebody...
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Police record nearly 50 incidents of jaywalking in one hour across light rail tracks

ACT Policing is urging pedestrians to be more aware of their surroundings after officers witnessed 49 separate jaywalking incidents in...
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What your new green bin pick-up day will be

The pick-up dates for green waste bins will change next month as the final stage of the bin roll-out begins,...
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Swift action saves ACT from new invasive weed outbreak

Swift action from the ACT Government’s new Biosecurity Emergency Response Team has saved the territory from a new invasive weed...
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Geocon's mid-life crisis

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The long-awaited new service station in North Weston is fast taking shape, as an Assembly committee continues its inquiry into...
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Police record nearly 50 incidents of jaywalking in one hour across light rail tracks

ACT Policing is urging pedestrians to be more aware of their surroundings after officers witnessed 49 separate jaywalking incidents in...
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How bogan is Canberra?

Canberrans have the highest average incomes in Australia, tend to be the most educated people in the nation and have...
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Government releases updated bus timetable six weeks before launch

After nearly five months since the last Government report on community feedback on the proposed network, the ACT Government has...
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Alpaca Therapy welcomes the generous gift of baby Paprika

It's been an emotional rollercoaster for Alpaca Therapy's Nils Lantzke. Last week, his beloved alpaca Mimosa was put down after...
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New Weston servo takes shape but will it mean cheaper fuel?

The long-awaited new service station in North Weston is fast taking shape, as an Assembly committee continues its inquiry into...
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Police union calls for national firearms registry to help reduce gun violence

After a spree of gun-related threats and drive-by shootings, the Australian Federal Police Association is calling for a nationwide firearms registry to...
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ACT police to wear body cameras linked to their tasers and firearms

For the first time in the ACT, starting from this week police officers will wear body cameras that will be...
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School violence review won't hear testimonies, as fight videos hit social media

A review of the handling of violence in ACT public schools will not hear directly from parents, students and teachers...
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Sports grounds closed for two weeks for winter season renovation

All ACT Government irrigated sports grounds will be closed from this coming Monday (18 March) for two weeks to undergo...
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P&C council says new bus network jeopardises student safety

School students' safety is being jeopardised at some schools by inadequacies in the ACT Government's new bus network, the ACT...

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