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As geopolitical instability ripples across supply chains and talent pools, businesses in Australia's capital are recalibrating hiring strategies and wages to stay competitive.
Local clubs are transforming traditional stadiums into thriving social spaces where grassroots sport and neighbourhood connection intersect.
A state-of-the-art facility on the Molonglo River is reshaping how elite and recreational athletes approach strength and conditioning in the nation's capital.
The Tuggeranong-based outfit has shattered membership records and secured five spots on the national roster, marking their most successful year in the club's 34-year history.
Barton-based logistics startup is rewriting how Australian manufacturers connect with regional buyers, attracting venture capital and reshaping local export credentials.
As international tensions ripple through supply chains and costs climb, your favourite neighbourhood retailers are navigating a critical moment—and your choices matter more than ever.
As global supply chains fracture and international relations strain, local innovation firms are repositioning to capitalise on defence and critical infrastructure demand.
As the ACT Government prepares to release updated planning frameworks, residents and local businesses in suburbs from Forrest to Narrabundah face critical decisions about density, heritage, and community character.
A decade of budget constraints and staffing shortages has left ACT Police, Fire & Rescue, and Ambulance Services scrambling to meet demand in a city that's grown far faster than its emergency infrastructure.
With ambitious net-zero targets due by 2030, Canberra must now navigate competing pressures over transport, housing density and water management that will define the next decade.
The ACT Government faces pivotal votes on public transport overhaul, Molonglo Valley development and Dickson precinct renewal—each carrying significant budget implications and community consequences.
As the ACT government weighs zoning changes across Gungahlin and Belconnen, residents worry about affordability, infrastructure strain, and whether their suburbs will remain liveable.
As enrolment surges across the ACT, families in Belconnen and Gungahlin neighbourhoods are raising alarm about inadequate resources and overcrowded classrooms.
As the ACT government pushes ahead with Stage 2A of the light rail project, residents across Woden and Tuggeranong are asking what it really means for their hip pockets, their commute times, and their neighbourhoods.
New settlement figures show Canberra's migrant population is reshaping suburbs and economies in ways official statistics hadn't fully captured.
From Lake Burley Griffin to the slopes of the ACT, local running, cycling and triathlon clubs are attracting record numbers of participants and creating the kind of grassroots networks that keep communities connected.
New data shows a dramatic shift in how local residents approach health and community, with football at the centre of a quiet revolution in neighbourhood wellness.
From boutique studios in Braddon to CrossFit boxes in Fyshwick, the capital's fitness scene is thriving—here's how to find your fit and avoid common rookie mistakes.
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