Ian Bushnell

A scathing report from the ACT Auditor-General has slammed Infrastructure Canberra's management of ACT community facilities.

The ACT Government is seeking a consultant to develop new environmental offsets and restoration contribution policies for the Territory, which the ACT Conservation Council says desperately need updating.

New laws have been passed to simplify and speed up lease changes and planning processes to help Canberra build more missing middle homes.

University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor Bill Shorten is mobilising organisations and prominent members of the community to make submissions to a Legislative Assembly committee inquiry in support of his CIT merger proposal.

Last week marked 25 years of Labor rule in the ACT, and Opposition Leader Mark Parton was not going to let the opportunity go by, two years out from the 2028 election.

Canberra's community independents movement is gearing up to find and select candidates for the federal and ACT elections due in 2028.

The ACT Government's land sales arm released more sites in 2025-26 than expected, but income was down on the budgeted expectation due to deferred settlements and softer and more uncertain market conditions.

The company behind the technology used by the ACT mobile device detection cameras has won another government contract to “modernise” the system.

The new Transport for NSW trains expected to replace the current popular Xplorer on the Canberra-Sydney rail line in 2028 will have 20 per cent fewer seats, highlighting the need for extra daily services to cover the shortfall.

A section of the Theatre Lane carpark in the city will reopen on Saturday (31 October) after the light rail Stage 2A project marked a construction milestone.