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Woden’s zombie buildings to be re-born as residential apartments

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How do vulnerable Canberrans who cannot leave the house get vaccinated?

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Beating heart of business in Kingston alive once again

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Even in the hardest lock down time Green Square was the place to hang out - there was a strong sense of community. Many of us... View
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Six-storey, 163-unit development proposed for key Dickson site

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Canberra home prices surge 2 per cent in boom market

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ACT Government should be mandating apartment buildings with 3 bedrooms or large two bedroom units with multiple living areas.... View
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The ACT government and its controlled land and housing policies has alienated the young people who can't afford their first h... View
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The 'Canberra bubble' of gender inequality isn't confined to just Parliament House

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What a thoughtless, demeaning comment. "So, get over it" is a sentiment that we as a society should be fighting against, as i... View
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"Thank you for the happiness you brought us": Canberra mourns Mr Frugii

Roasted garlic ice cream, pistachio and cherry essence, spearmint and salted caramel - these were the ice cream flavours that...
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Can you identify these men?

ACT Policing has released a video to help identify people involved in an incident that took place in Civic at...
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Pet owners say they're locked out of pet cemetery north of Canberra after sale

Pet owners who had paid to bury their beloved animals at a pet cemetery at a property that has since...
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Police confirm human remains found at Mollymook belong to Kenneth Klees

Police have confirmed that part of a torso found on Mollymook Beach on 26 February belongs to a man from...
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UPDATED: Motorcyclist dies at scene of Monaro Highway accident

Updated 11:00 am, 1 March: A motorcyclist has died at the scene of a collision with a truck and a utility...
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Move public servants from Sydney and Melbourne, don't single out Canberra, says Barr

The Commonwealth Government should move Australian public service (APS) jobs from cities like Sydney and Melbourne instead of singling out...
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Gungahlin Pool developer absolved of liability for any future damage

The developer of the problem-plagued Gungahlin pool has been absolved of liability for building defects, including if further damage or...
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Do you have a bluey in your Canberra backyard?

Every year The Guardian runs a readers’ poll for bird of the year, which is effectively a vote for Australia’s...
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Father who allegedly beat his wife with a belt and choked daughter released on bail

A Canberra father accused of repeatedly beating his wife and choking their daughter will be released from custody after he...
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Hot in the City: Patissez 'shake' off the past and forge an exciting new path

If you want an example of hospitality grit, of a business team that picked themselves up from the lowest of...
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Louise Bilston steps back from netball after 36 years

Louise Bilston’s involvement in the sport of netball is extensive, from player to coach, administrator, board member and president. When...
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How the Woden Interchange project will affect your commute

Commuters from Woden to the City will be swapping their Rapid buses for light rail once the line is connected...
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Hot in the City: Canberra’s biggest Hot Cross Buns at family-run Danny’s Bakery

Autumn is officially here, bringing with it fresh foggy mornings, the illuminating Enlighten Festival, and the wafting spiced smell of...
Lifestyle 29

Do you have a bluey in your Canberra backyard?

Every year The Guardian runs a readers’ poll for bird of the year, which is effectively a vote for Australia’s...
News 26

Gungahlin Pool developer absolved of liability for any future damage

The developer of the problem-plagued Gungahlin pool has been absolved of liability for building defects, including if further damage or...
Community 25

Documentary shortlisted by SBS tells story of a show that must go on

A documentary made by a Batemans Bay filmmaker about keeping Australia's oldest show on the road is one of five...
Community 20

"Thank you for the happiness you brought us": Canberra mourns Mr Frugii

Roasted garlic ice cream, pistachio and cherry essence, spearmint and salted caramel - these were the ice cream flavours that...
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Barr pushes for international student flights, vaccination before arrival

Chief Minister Andrew Barr has floated the idea of the ACT receiving one flight of international students for every repatriation...
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Plans lodged for 'greener, safer' Woden Interchange

The ACT Government has promised a greener, safer and passenger-friendly Woden Interchange, with plans lodged for the $35 million project....
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The buzz on European wasps comes with a sting for Canberrans

A loud buzzing noise in the ceiling of a Canberra house a couple of weeks ago resulted in the discovery...

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