Take a peek inside this remarkable three bedroom, 298 sqm penthouse overlooking Lake Ginninderra. Perched on the 23rd floor of the iconic Cirrus development, words can't do this skyhome justice https://t.co/2Q8mjsMHC1
It's barely been six months since his retirement from politics but former ACT Greens leader Shane Rattenbury is ready for his next challenge: this time as Lifeline Canberra's new CEO https://t.co/ds1kXHxyLb
CONTENT WARNING: Former ACT Attorney-General Gordon Ramsay softly replied "not guilty" when he was read eight charges relating to his alleged abuse of a teenage boy at his formal arraignment today https://t.co/7YeRdlXBoC
From nationalising supermarkets to ending the US alliance, the Greens' new leader is sprinting out of the gates. Whether this policy blitz can unite a faction-ridden party is the real question, writes Chris Johnson https://t.co/gnCztJX5qe
There's more to Thai than Pad Thai! Food writer Lucy Ridge tried Akaluck in Gungahlin and came away with a new appreciation for regional Thai cuisine and the possibilities of crispy rice https://t.co/lkkes6t6gg
The ACT's pulmonary rehabilitation services are about to double with Canberra Health Services and University of Canberra joining in a new partnership to bring access to both north and south side residents https://t.co/oqxtM3D38c
The Canberra Writers Festival is back and it's built for venue hopping, so you don't have to pick favourites. Here are just some of the highlights ... https://t.co/2mL1ydLFMj
Canberra’s Bare It for Breast Cancer is combining life drawing, body confidence and breast health awareness for a cause close to founder Lauren Sutherland’s heart https://t.co/ipgb3ghIxu
Meet Nugget, Daisy and Pepper, the unlikely feathered flock helping people at Dhulwa Mental Health Unit care for something beyond themselves https://t.co/BGJ4kZKChz
Why does fuel still cost more in Canberra than across the border? A new inquiry will dig into retailer margins, terminal-gate prices and whether reforms introduced after the 2019 investigation have actually made a difference https://t.co/8A5SvFUUsW
When Nilanjan Agarwal arrived in Canberra in 1979, spotting another Indian on the other side of the road was enough reason to cross and introduce himself. Nearly five decades later, Mr Agarwal looks back at the Canberra he helped shape https://t.co/pPn1Mk84mn
When Briony Winchester heard a rumour that our city’s name may have something to do with cleavage, she immediately closed Tinder to investigate. Here's what she found https://t.co/7H0hSCWjec
When word went out that 75 dogs were in urgent need of vet care, rehoming and a better life, a small group of Canberra volunteers couldn't raise their helping hands fast enough https://t.co/ijIJlazPMb
While the ACT Government touts expanded access to the Digital Health Record, questions remain over how the contract blew out from $66 million to $110 million. And that's not the only problem with the project, says Opposition Leader @markparton https://t.co/kR1q0Pxugv
What does the future hold for Women's Shed Canberra? Not a lot unless it receives permanent funding. Around 1800 petition signatories want that, but the government's response is less than promising https://t.co/9Kj81RHYZl