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Goulburn resident 'alarmed' by armed soldiers hiding in bushes

It’s not every day you see armed soldiers appear from the bushes in the dark while driving home from work....
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Car crash that killed Alexis Saaghy leaves family in 'indescribable pain'

The family of 16-year-old Alexis Saaghy has been left in "indescribable, horrific pain" after she was killed in a car crash....
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Work underway on next big Canberra-to-coast bridge project

With the new Batemans Bay Bridge open for traffic, work is starting on another connection for motorists travelling between Canberra...
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Brindabella Christian College is under ongoing investigation by Access Canberra Fair Trading over its enrolment policy, including a review of...
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Forty-year-old woman pleads guilty to trying to seduce lawnmowing teen

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Bridge plan to connect Molonglo suburbs to Civic cycle path

A shared path bridge connecting the growing suburbs of the Molonglo Valley to the Civic cycle path at North Weston...
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Review of public service job classifications under way

Work to review the public service's hierarchy and job classifications system has begun after the appointment of an independent panel...
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Time for ACT Housing to think family first

The plight of former Barnardo’s mother of the year and mum of seven Belinda Nunn brings into sharp focus the housing...
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I had the AstraZeneca shot and I'd do it again

"It's freezing. Is the baby ok?" It was 2:00 am, less than 24 hours since I'd had my first dose...
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ACT housing crisis puts family of eight at risk of homelessness

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Hot in the City: Constitution Place welcomes The Meat & Wine Co

The scaffolding and temporary fences have come down on the corner of London Circuit and Constitution Avenue to reveal the...
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The Institutions: Three generations have kept Mama’s Trattoria in the same family for almost 20 years

What’s the secret to keeping a family-owned and operated restaurant in business for almost 20 years? Three generations dedicating their...
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Is it worth owning a car in Canberra?

While Canberra is not a big city, it is relatively spread out so there is a common assumption that everyone...
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Light rail patronage rebounding after COVID-19 hit

The number of light rail passengers has rebounded to 75 per cent of pre-COVID-19 levels, according to new survey results...
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Neuron's e-scooters clock up 1 million kilometres

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At 68, Mogo mirror twins Peter and David Abel have negotiated all of life's twists and turns as a united...
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Bridge plan to connect Molonglo suburbs to Civic cycle path

A shared path bridge connecting the growing suburbs of the Molonglo Valley to the Civic cycle path at North Weston...

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