Charlotte Gore

A 16-year-old boy is accused of committing aggravated robberies against two separate men in Canberra within the space of an hour.

Fifty years ago the first Australian television program was broadcast in colour, about 10 years after it had arrived in most countries around the world.

A Belgian shepherd who went from pound puppy to decorated combat veteran has been honoured with a new award for distinguished military service at the Australian War Memorial.

Brindabella Christian College has sought to "set the record straight" on its financial status in a letter to parents and staff after it was revealed the Australian Taxation Office had commenced court action against it to recoup an $8 million debt.

The second stage of Canberra suburb Denman Prospect was set to be built on Bluetts Block in the Molonglo Valley, but it has now been declared a nature reserve to preserve its ecological value.

When Tim Caesar's wallet flew out his car window at 19 he thought it was gone forever, but three decades later a stranger reunited it with him through a local Facebook group after fishing it out of the Queabeyan River.

The wait for two-year-old Lily to have her tonsils and adenoids removed in Canberra's public health system was up to 10 years, and a proposal to reduce agency staff is unlikely to see wait times improve.

The Australian of the Year for 2025 is Neale Daniher, while the co-founders of social enterprise Cafe Stepping Stone are jointly named Local Heroes, a chemistry researcher is named Young Australian of the Year and the co-founder of Wheelchairs for Kids is Senior Australian of the Year.

Australian of the Year nominees encouraging compassion, sustainability, and culture

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?