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The bridge will transform the Molonglo Valley region.

Top tips for organising and enjoying lights safely and respectfully this season.

There are plenty of inclusive events for the whole Canberra community.

For Katrina, driving a bus is the best job in the world – until it’s not.

There are plenty of ways to prepare and protect yourself against getting sick this season.

Parents can access free, practical help with their child’s health, wellbeing and development.

There are plenty of ways to help your fellow Canberrans this season.

Canberrans have voted and these are the pastries that topped the list.

Support the Canberra community by shopping local this Christmas.

What a nurse wants you to know about workplace violence and unacceptable behaviours.

Inside the work day of a Housing ACT employee.

The Canberrans are now finalists in the national awards, to be announced on 25 January 2025.

The new ticketing system will go live on buses and light rail from Wednesday 27 November 2024.

From Black Friday to Boxing Day, avoid shopping disappointment with these tips.

All ACT public schools with preschool to year 2 students are now receiving extra funding.

Christmas shopping, festive treats and jolly entertainment galore.

What ambulance call takers want you to know.

Everyone knows that a delicious meal or coffee is best served with a side of beautiful views.

From coffee cups to clothing, here are some items that do not belong in your recycling bin.

Hungry? Here’s 35 new spots for every kind of craving.

The honorary role gives Canberrans a way to support their community.

We’ve got the perfect ride for families, adventure seekers, newbies and nature lovers.

There are fresh new favourites to be found in every corner of the city.

ACT Health has launched three new initiatives around reproductive, maternal and child health and wellbeing.

$200,000 in funding will support community groups to improve animal welfare.

The new Taylor school’s logo incorporates a special family design.

The Scale for Impact program offers tailored business support to established social enterprises in Canberra.

Adopt-A-Park supports more than 95 registered volunteer community groups to improve Canberra’s local parks and spaces.

Canberrans are encouraged to be aware of potential travel impacts in the city centre, EPIC precinct and Parliamentary Triangle due to protest activity.

The ACT continues to lead the nation with EV uptake.

The 13 successful community projects aim to celebrate and conserve the ACT’s rich shared history.

The purpose-built facility is set to open its doors in January 2025.

New and improved facilities will support the important services provided at the precinct.

The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services ‘Cottage’ program will relocate to a brand-new facility in Lyons in 2026.

The groundwork has been laid and new school buildings will be constructed over the coming months.

The suburb names commemorate two prominent Australians.

Here is your guide to seeing wildlife in the bush capital.

The Food Organics and Garden Organics (FOGO) collection pilot is being expanded.

With support, Savannah McGuirk is solving real-word problems through her start-up.

A climate-wise garden can lower the temperature around your home, helping you save energy and reducing your cooling bills during the hot months.

A 650 metre loop path will be built in this popular Belconnen space.

Twelve Canberra projects have received a grant through the Community Garden Grants Program.

Soak up springtime vistas with this handy guide.

Increased protections for people who access and are conceived using assisted reproductive technology (ART).

The project has reached a significant milestone.

Maliyan Park on Aspinall Street is a place to play, relax and learn more about Ngunnawal culture.

There are lots of ways to occupy curious minds and active bodies.

The Coombs centre provides 24/7 specialist care in a brand-new service for the ACT.

The new hospital in Bruce is another step closer.

Another 25 homes will be built through the Housing ACT Growing and Renewing Public Housing Program.

A new project will add new shops and services, more housing, business opportunities and parklands to the area.

Canberran Kai McKenzie left behind a career as an electrician to create his own label.

Based at CIT Woden, it will support young people to finish their studies with a secure roof over their heads.

The park provides a wide range of outdoor recreation opportunities for local residents.

However you like them, there’s a sandwich for every Canberran.

Ready to explore the cosmos? These workshops and guided tours are the perfect opportunity to admire the milky way.

Learn how to spot these iconic creatures in your neighbourhood.

Nip Wijewickrema is changing the world one flower at a time through her business, GG’s Flowers.

Winter may be almost over, but there are still plenty of bugs around.

The latest ACT Infrastructure Plan update sets out a long-term vision for Canberra’s transport future.

Canberra Hospital’s new building – including the hospital's new entrance, reception and Emergency Department – is now open.

Dr Bjorn Sturmberg’s work explores how electric vehicles and batteries can integrate with the power grid.

Work is underway to increase awareness and education around coercive control.

The dedicated children’s emergency area in the new Canberra Hospital ED has children and families front of mind.

A horticulture program at the Alexander Maconochie Centre is helping climate-proof the region.

The Canberra bar is embracing community with the support of the Tourism Product Development Fund.

Not only is running all the rage right now, but it can be a fun way to get active, meet new people and explore.

Embark on a self-guided tour with this arty guide.

Local crime writer Chris Hammer has nailed it with this award win.

Canberrans push ahead with idea combining skateboarding, community and sustainability.

Locals weigh in on the best places to soak up the serenity.

The sculpture of the women’s rights trailblazer is at the Old Parliament House Senate Rose Gardens.

Businesses can access up to $3,000 to buy and install charging infrastructure on their premises.

From August, students at five ACT public schools can access free breakfast and lunch three days a week.

New reforms will help local licensed businesses play more of a role in the city’s nightlife.

The first sod has been turned at Phillip District Enclosed Oval.

Small gestures and simple changes to how you spend your money can make a big difference.

Safewards is a program that helps make wards a more positive place to be.

The ACT Government has sold its first dedicated Build-to-Rent site.

Funding for local projects will help ensure Canberrans have equal opportunity to navigate the legal system.

Now is the time to recognise the work of the people making a difference in your community.

Successful local businesses will receive funding to enhance what they offer customers.

Can’t make it to Paris for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games? We’ve got you covered.

Upgrades purchased through the scheme are reducing energy bill and fuel costs across the ACT.

The DA has been approved for work to begin in Williamsdale later this year.

New radar speed check signs are being trialled as schools return for a new term.

The active travel route will better connect the inner north to the city.

It’s quick and easy to join the Australian Organ Donor Register and potentially transform lives.

Play tourist for the day in your own neighbourhood with this guide to public art.

Each one is a unique Canberra experience.

The Birth of a Child Newborn Enrolment Trial is assisting parents.

There are three new rehabilitation robots at the University of Canberra Hospital.

The hub will feature a walk-in health clinic, child and family services and other community services.

The Journey, a major interactive artwork, was gifted to the ACT Government.

Watch the Games at Canberra’s world-class sporting precinct.

It’s the perfect dish for a frosty Canberra day.

A new Libraries ACT program brings Canberrans together to share the joy of stories read aloud.

Vehicle-to-grid smart chargers allow electric vehicles to supply power back to the grid in an emergency.

This annual crowd favourite will take place from 15 to 23 March 2025.

Equipd Allied Health will re-open an upgraded facility from August.