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Parliament continues and two issues - electoral reform and controls on gambling advertising - are unlikely to be resolved in ways that will please everyone.

ACT Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith has apologised for the failures at the Canberra Hospital that led to the death of five-year-old Rozalia Spadafora in 2022, and accepted all four recommendations from the coroner after last year's inquest.

Deputy Opposition leader Sussan Ley has called the treasury costings "fake". 

Deputy Opposition leader Sussan Ley has addressed her Australia Day speech saying it's about brining Australians together. 

Greens Senator Sarah Hanson Young says she is worried the government is starting to "crab-walk away" from stronger regulations against other big tech companies as it bans Deepseek from government devices. 

Deputy Opposition leader Sussay Ley has welcomed the move to ban Chinese AI app Deepseek on government devices.

Chinese AI app Deepseek has been banned from Australian government devices over national security fears. 

A recent study suggests the ACT's cannabis legislation is for the most part working as intended, but shows the majority of cannabis cultivators are engaging in illegal activity in order to grow it.

Public health experts are concerned the alcohol industry may have deliberately delayed the inclusion of pregnancy warnings across products after research found one in three alcoholic beverages didn't have warning labels around the time labelling was made mandatory.

In federal parliament today politicians were trying to find a unifying position from which to deal with anti-Semitism.

Prosecutors argue former Canberra student teacher Petra Shasha should face jail time for the persistent sexual abuse of a 15-year-old boy, who she met working as a trainee teacher at St Edmund's College.

After doctors dismissed Rheanca's pain because they couldn't see where it hurt, she knew people with disability in regional areas needed a space to connect. She is one of Heywire's 2025 Trailblazers winners.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says Labor is for tax cuts for workers, as he discusses support for small businesses. 

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says Australia is well prepared to deal with potential tariffs from the United States.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers addresses the flood emergency in North Queensland saying the government is working to provide assistance to the communities impacted by flooding. 

Federal politicians have gathered in Canberra to attend a mass. 

Federal politicians from all sides have gathered for a traditional church service in Canberra.

A former high school teacher's satirical assault on Australian politics and its taxation failures hits home runs with everyday Australians and he has the federal election in his sights.

A convicted killer will test the limits of Queensland's 'no body, no parole' law in the High Court today, after being denied his freedom because authorities say he won't reveal where they can find the body of his stepdaughter.

The cost of living will be the central issue for most voters and will be at the centre of the parliamentary debate this coming fortnight.

The American company behind a Canberra water lantern festival apologises for using the Commonwealth Coat of Arms without approval, and promises to issue refunds to hundreds of ticketholders if it can't secure a new venue.

The Liberal Party's lead Senate candidate for the ACT has broken his silence over allegations of branch stacking, after a push to disendorse him failed at the weekend.

Researchers say ACT police should charge drug driving offenders by indication of impairment, rather than the current zero-tolerance policy. 

The counter-terrorism measures against an online Neo-Nazi network are part of the federal government's crackdown on antisemitism.

A former youth offender sues the ACT government, alleging he was sexually assaulted by a guard at the former Quamby youth detention centre.