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David Blucher was hit by a rider at Canberra's Mount Stromlo, breaking his spine in multiple places.

Popular photographer David Blucher was hit by a rider at Canberra's Mount Stromlo, breaking his spine in multiple places. Five months later, he's taking his first steps on a long road to recovery. 

Opinions are mixed on the ACT government's takeover of Calvary Public Hospital, but condemnation of the way the government has gone about the process is almost unanimous.

At the outset, Walter Sofronoff thought he would have to consider if charges should have been laid against Bruce Lehrmann. But when he asked anyone involved in the inquiry if they wanted to argue against the prosecution, you could hear a pin drop.

It might not give you the forecast for a specific date months in advance but the BOM's long-range outlook can be a great tool for assessing your odds of sunshine and rain down the track. So how can you use it?

Naomi Lee was abused by her elite gymnastics coaches between the ages of 11 and 14. The Australian Sports Commission will now compensate her for the psychological harm she suffered.

Canberra survives a furious fightback from the Wests Tigers to secure a dramatic 20-19 NRL victory at Campbelltown. 

The ACT government announces it will hold a review into how it is responding to the over-representation of Indigenous people in its criminal justice system, but local First Nations advocates say it does not go far enough.

The memorial says it will continue to display disgraced war veteran Ben Roberts-Smith's uniform and medals for now, but will consider adding context.

Here's a quick wrap of the COVID-19 news and case numbers from each Australian jurisdiction from the past week.

The government's proposal is expected to increase the pay of about 2 per cent of its workforce. These charts show exactly who those staff are.

Fiona Jolly Classification Board Director explains the changes to the current classification system for television, movies and electronic games.

Rocketing power prices have reignited interest in rooftop solar, but are low feed-in tariffs discouraging people from taking the plunge?

Mental health apps have flourished in the gaps within mental healthcare. But the products are also exempt from regulations in Australia, with some experts concerned about user safety.

The Maroons prevail 18-10 in a scrappy, high-intensity contest in Western Sydney to take a 1-0 lead in the two-game series.

AI expert Vaibhav Namburi says Australia has a lot to learn about the technology before deciding how it should be regulated.

A defamation case by war veteran Ben Roberts-Smith against three newspapers has been dismissed. Associate Professor Jason Bosland analyses the verdict.

The Bureau of Meteorology forecasts parched conditions across virtually all of Australia this winter as a double whammy of drought-linked climate drivers brew in waters to the west and east.

The ACT government remains steadfast in its planned takeover of Calvary Public Hospital as national executives for the Catholic-owned facility follow through on threats of legal action.

Justice Anthony Besanko delivers his findings in the Federal Court.

ACT Victims of Crime Commissioner Heidi Yates says walking into court with the alleged victim during Bruce Lehrmann's trial was one of her statutory duties.

The Northern Territory government is accused of hiding a report forecasting future emissions to cover up a "very sorry tale" of further increases.  

Desperate defence, a contentious sin-binning and a prop taking to the air all contributed to one of the most dramatic and unlikely State of Origin wins in Queensland history. Here's the five main talking points.

The Greens have called for the matter to be referred to the National Anti-Corruption Commission, but Anthony Albanese insists a police investigation is more significant.

PriceWaterHouse Coopers insists it will comply with a request to hand over information to the Tax Practitioners Board looking into the leaking of confidential treasury documents.