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The skies above Lake Burley Griffin are pretty vast. But potentially not vast enough to leave enough space for flying foxes and drones to travel across it at the same time.

Defence Minister Richard Marles says he is optimistic the announcement will get more people into the industry.

Australia keeps its Women's Ashes winning streak alive with the DLS method delivering a six-run victory for the home side over England.

The woman's employer has been ordered by the ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal to pay her $90,000.

Demand has grown since the no cost scheme was introduced and the challenge now is delivering services to patients from ACT and NSW.

The man was refused bail when he appeared in the ACT Magistrates Court and has been remanded in custody.

For more than a decade, women walking into the abortion clinic in Queanbeyan have been greeted by Annie Collins, but the manager of Gynaecology Centres Australia's Queanbeyan clinic fears her days supporting women through surgical abortions could be numbered.

A record fine has been handed down to an NDIS service provider after a man choked and died in its care.

The explanation was questioned by one federal MP who said there is "no such thing as a superficial Nazi salute".

Health experts are calling for more bone donations as the industry faces a nationwide shortage despite it being the second most transplanted tissue in Australia. 

Shadow Foreign Minister Simon Birmingham says a Dutton Coalition government will be confident in dealing with the Trump administration. 

Bone is the most transplanted tissue after blood but bone banks are constantly short of donors, with only 10 per cent of people who have hip replacements opting-in to donate.

Organic certification is not legally required for a product to be described as organic, but a business making organic claims must be able to prove them. Some producers say a national standard would give consumers full transparency.

It's not all algae and ducks in Lake Burley Griffin, as this open water swimmer will tell you.

A consumer report has found dynamic power prices such as time-of-use and demand tariffs were largely failing to help consumers or the broader grid.

A number of animals, plants and an entire ecosystem were added to Australia's extinction watch list in 2024. We look at the new species under threat.

As Donald Trump gets set to take office for his second term as US president, Anthony Albanese insists Australians have little to fear when it comes to potential trade tariffs.

The site, which is not far from Lake Burley Griffin, will eventually be home to a park, offices, a hotel and 500 apartments. 

ACT police have charged a 15 and a 16-year-old boy after the incident which they allege took place in the early hours of Sunday morning. They are still searching for two others they suspect were involved.

With wildfires raging across Los Angeles, focus is turning to how new technologies, including AI, can aid our response to future disasters. But there are concerns Australia isn't ready to combat fires all year round.

Pro-Palestinian protesters have gathered in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, with many saying the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal does not go far enough.

Police say there are some obvious signs of spotting a grow house — residents coming and going at odd hours, lots of electrical infrastructure, overgrown gardens and blacked out windows — as well as the smell of cannabis. 

Film industry software is helping researchers study how climate factors influence bushfire behaviour. After another hottest year on record, climate change is heightening the risk of severe bushfires and pushing us to find creative solutions. 

The New South Wales Liberal Party has preselected lawyer and former political staffer Gisele Kapterian for the blue-ribbon Sydney seat of Bradfield.

There are dozens of cryptocurrency ATMs in the Canberra region, located across the city and outside it — but what are they for, how have they become so prolific, and who uses them?