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After five weeks, and tens of thousands of contributions, the ABC's Your Say project has finished this election campaign where it began — with voters appealing for bolder ambition from their political leaders.

Anthony Albanese is campaigning in Perth and Peter Dutton is back in Brisbane. Follow live.  

Communities in the region surrounding Canberra are urging candidates not to forget their specific needs as the federal election approaches. 

As voters head to the ballot box prepared to cast votes on the issue of housing affordability, new data shows national house prices trended higher in April, and are expected to keep rising as interest rates fall. 

The investigation into the death of Indigenous Canberra man Nathan Booth is now in the hands of ACT Policing homicide investigators after findings in the ACT Coroner's Court.

Construction of the Molonglo River bridge is causing temporary road closures and traffic delays as residents express concern the area lacks the infrastructure to support predicted population growth.

Financial support for artists, local content quotas for streaming platforms and AI regulation are on the agenda this election.

A 33-year-old Canberra man is set to face numerous charges after allegedly stabbing a neighbour and assaulting his former partner. The case will return to court next month.

The defence minister says he has no problem with the construction of new tugboats for the Australian Navy taking place in China, insisting they will mainly be operated by civilians. Take a look back at how the day's events unfolded on our live blog.

Political funding body Climate 200 is bankrolling up to 75 per cent of campaign costs for several independent candidates this election.

The ACT Magistrates Court finds a woman who refused to take down intimate images of herself and a former partner on her OnlyFans page, after he withdrew consent, acted out of a desire for retribution.

Healthcare unions say nurses are sometimes met with axes, machetes, knives and guns during in-home visits.

As the election campaign draws to a close, it's safe to say both major parties have been quiet on climate change. While Labor policies have made some progress to decarbonise, the Coalition threatens to scrap or weaken them. 

The son of an Australian rugby great, Tom Lynagh is forging his own identity with the type of form that may land him a Wallabies jersey when the British and Irish Lions tour later this year.

Union representatives say it took four nurses getting assaulted and a prohibition order before Canberra Health Services listened to their calls for safety. Now they say safety is worse than before.

Advocates say social media is a "lifeline" for young people with disability, so they should be part of designing and testing elements of the federal government's ban.

Toolmaking and engineering pattern-making was once a thriving industry and is still a critical part of the supply chain in Australia, but the sector has shrunk, leaving the remaining tradies struggling to keep up with demand.

Skylee Taylor is among a growing number of people seeking out food relief for the first time, which includes families and people with stable jobs and mortgages.

The National Library is asking for contributions to its election ephemera collection which it's been building since federation, collecting posters of former Prime Minister John Howard, flyers for Kevin ’07 and even how to vote cards from the early 1900s.

This mother-of-two is among a growing number of people seeking out food relief for the first time, which includes families and people with stable jobs and mortgages. 

A new festival in the ACT is encouraging more artists to seek inspiration from the Australian landscape. 

With a canvas strapped to her back atop her bike, artist Sophie Baker cuts an unusual figure in the Canberra bush — now artists like her are ditching the studio to embrace painting in the open air as part of a new festival.

Thousands gathered at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra this Anzac Day to remember those who've served their country, including the Prime Minister.

Ukrainian Ambassador Vasyl Myroshnychenko honours Australians and New Zealanders who volunteered for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Colonel Joe West's uncle is being honoured at the ceremony dedicated to Indigenous and Torres Strait Islanders, Papuan, Islander and Māori soldiers