Lottie Twyford

Some parents say they saw an almost immediate improvement in their children's self-confidence after starting martial arts. But it's not about using violence to address violence.

Year Six student, Anais Betts, from the Central Coast, suffered a critical injury when she was hit by a falling tree branch during an excursion.

Four Year Six students were injured when a branch fell from a tree during a school excursion at Government House, with one taken to hospital in a critical condition.

The Australian Taxation Office is seeking to have Brindabella Christian College wound up and declared insolvent, while the ACT government considers further action of its own.

Australia's longest-running skateboarding event Belco Bowl Jam draws Olympians and amateurs from far and wide to Canberra

Access to respite aged care in Canberra will become even tougher from June, when the ACT government will shut a 15-bed facility in Canberra's south. 

If there was one notable figure who was going to be parodied in art at this year's Bald Archy, it was always going to be Raygun, whose infamous breakdancing performance at the Paris Olympic Games featured in five entrants' works.

Chris has been using cannabis for the majority of his adult life, and says he used to get behind the wheel while under the influence, but it isn't something he does anymore.

The Canberra Liberals vote to keep lead Senate candidate Jacob Vadakkedathu in the position ahead of the federal election amid claims of branch stacking.

The girl's then-employer has pleaded guilty to charges relating to sexual relationships she engaged in with her and two other separate victims.