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New data shows where Canberrans are actually watching and playing live sport—and it paints a picture of a city prioritising active engagement over passive spectatorship.
Population growth, rental costs, and commute times reveal why Australia's capital is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for young professionals and families.
Skills shortages, rising operational costs, and federal budget constraints are forcing local employers to freeze hiring and reconsider expansion plans.
A surge in foot traffic and spending across the capital's restaurant and bar precincts is reshaping the competitive landscape, with established players and nimble newcomers racing to capture the moment.
As international arrivals to the capital accelerate, schools, healthcare and housing in suburbs like Tuggeranong and Gungahlin face unprecedented pressure—and communities are demanding urgent action.
From Belconnen to Woden, independent fitness clubs are creating tight-knit communities that rival commercial chains—and locals are choosing belonging over brands.
As winter sport seasons peak across the nation's capital, local youth development programs are doubling down on training intensity ahead of crucial playoff matchups.
Rising demand on ACT emergency services is testing response times across the capital, with major implications for neighbourhood safety and hospital care.
With the Australian triathlon and running finals looming, local clubs around Lake Burley Griffin are ramping up preparation for a crucial season that could deliver medals and records.
As interest rates stabilize and investment flows shift, local experts break down the signals reshaping your mortgage, rent, and retirement plans.
From indoor walls in Fyshwick to natural crags in the Brindabella Ranges, the ACT's climbing infrastructure is attracting athletes and transforming how locals engage with extreme sports.
New investment patterns and visitor spending data reveal how the capital's tourism sector is reshaping its economic future.
From Olympic-standard pools to suburban leisure centres, Canberra's investment in water sports infrastructure is creating pathways for athletes of all levels.
Officials and experts weigh in on neighbourhood strengthening initiatives reshaping suburbs from Gungahlin to Woden.
As the ACT government commits to net-zero emissions by 2045, local communities are discovering how sustainability initiatives mean cleaner air, cheaper energy bills, and revitalised public spaces.
Operators across the city's retail and hospitality hubs report unprecedented pressure from inflation, labour shortages and changing consumer behaviour.
Latest booking figures from the capital's major venues show a city increasingly committed to active living, but with surprising gaps in demographic engagement.
As the capital pushes ahead with light rail and bus rapid transit, experts say the city's approach offers lessons—and warnings—for cities worldwide.
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