After months of complaints about unpaid wages, landlord disputes and child health and safety breaches, Genius has sold off at least six childcare centres.
A former childcare provider with over 30 years experience in the sector says the ACT's childcare regulator lacks teeth, with a recent report showing the territory has the second highest rate of serious incidents in the sector.
A woman who received threatening photos of bullets and a suspected pipe bomb from her former partner details how she fled their home with their young children just weeks after giving birth.
John Vincent Roberts, 83, will serve at least one year of his prison sentence in jail, after pleading guilty to three counts of indecent assault against one of his students.
Troubled childcare provider Genius Education is forced to close the doors of yet another of its Canberra centres, this time in Symonston, owing tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid rent.
Genius Childcare centre in Gungahlin will be temporarily shut down by the ACT regulator after it received a spate of reports about child health and safety breaches.
Not every person with a HECS debt will "suddenly" be approved for a home loan, the Australian Banking Association chief says. But some are hopeful the new rules will be enough to get them over the line.
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.