Latest news from Canberra.
As light rail expands and road networks face scrutiny, planners say Canberra is charting a different course from congested cities worldwide—but critics question whether it's fast enough.
Major curriculum changes and enrolment drives reshape the capital's education landscape this week.
Rising energy costs and changing dining habits are reshaping the landscape for restaurants, cafes and retailers across the capital.
The closure of the Gungahlin Community Centre reveals how a thriving neighbourhood transformed over two decades of incremental decisions.
A generation of migration policy reform, housing investment, and community infrastructure has transformed the ACT into one of Australia's most culturally diverse capitals.
As visitor numbers surge, residents need to understand the real economics behind the boom—and why it matters to your pocket.
As global tensions reshape supply chains and consumer behaviour, local entrepreneurs are reassessing strategy—here's what the data shows.
Rising interest rates, volatile commodity markets, and household budget strain are creating a uniquely challenging investment landscape for the nation's capital in 2026.
Latest figures reveal a 23 per cent spike in break-ins across inner suburbs, prompting emergency services to step up patrols and community safety initiatives.
As inner-north strongholds plateau, emerging pockets in Gungahlin and south Canberra are delivering better value for savvy investors and owner-occupiers alike.
In a weekend that saw several upsets across Canberra's amateur divisions, promotion contenders secured their spots while smaller clubs delivered stunning performances.
This week's outdoor adventure climbing results see ACT athletes claiming podium spots across multiple categories at the Southern Tablelands Extreme Sports Festival.
New figures show record numbers of young Canberrans joining grassroots clubs—but the data also exposes troubling gaps in access across our suburbs.
From Manuka Oval to the AIS, local venues hosted decisive victories and breakthrough moments that kept the capital's sporting community on edge.
Local gyms and CrossFit boxes report surge in memberships and competition success as athletes capitalise on cooler weather for strength gains.
New participation data reveals water sports are reshaping how locals approach health and wellbeing.
After three years of uncertainty, landlords and developers betting on the capital's commercial core are seeing vacancy rates plummet and rents climb.
With the Australian National Triathlon Series hitting peak intensity this July, local clubs around Lake Burley Griffin are ramping up preparation for a decisive six-week run.
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