THOMAS IN THE NEWS

Sixty-nine ACT public sector misconduct investigations have been halted over the past five years after the staff involved left the service, according to figures obtained by independent MLA for Kurrajong Thomas Emerson through Budget...

A Canberra campaign offering to renovate 20 vacant public housing properties for free needs access to the homes within four weeks if it is to get homeless people housed by Christmas, the organiser, real...

Canberra sport has faced a lot of problems of late, but a new report may hold the keys to resolving them.

The board chair of the Canberra Institute of Technology Tom Rogers says Margot McNeill received about $445,000 upon her resignation yesterday after months of controversy.

‘They’re as thick as thieves.’ That lovely 19th-century London expression has moved through time to simply mean people who are exceedingly close – those who would pretty much do anything for each other. But...

Canberra real estate agent Jonny Warren remembers all too well what it's like to be homeless.

Community advocates and MLAs have slammed the ACT Government for using a letterbox drop to tick six actions off its strategic plan for Oaks Estate.

The chief executive of Canberra's Institute of Technology (CIT) has been recommended to the Public Sector Standards Commissioner over concerns her "overly litigious and combative" approach to inquiries about her appointment is inconsistent with...

Parents have watched the Edge Early Learning Higgins saga unfold and asked the same question: how many serious incidents does it take before a childcare centre is shut down?

The federal government has approved an amendment which will pave the way for the redevelopment of an area in Canberra's inner-south, despite some community opposition.

A long-vacant building in Canberra's inner north that was ravaged by fire almost a year ago will be demolished and a landscaped park will take its place before potential future uses of the site...

The Canberra Institute of Technology will begin a voluntary redundancy program in a bid to bring the organisation back to financial sustainability.

With affordable housing becoming one of Canberra’s biggest challenges, Budget Estimates has revealed 588 ACT public housing homes were sitting vacant at the end of June — including 188 homes ready to be allocated...

A farmer-led cooperative has won an expression of interest process to operate on Dairy Road in Fyshwick, creating a "local food precinct" with the possibility of greenhouses, a retail store and cafe or restaurant...

ACT Independent MLA Thomas Emerson has called for more transparency from energy provider ActewAGL after learning the company is not explicitly revealing the best deal customers could be on.

The ‘best offer’ listed on Canberrans’ electricity bills might not be the best deal available for their specific circumstances.

Reported gambling harm incidents in ACT poker machine venues have risen by more than 50 per cent in the past year, prompting fresh calls for the government to speed up gambling reform.

After a series of near misses involving children, dogs and vehicles at a blind corner behind the Downer shops, residents have launched a petition urging the ACT Government to make the area safer for...

The Canberra Institute of Technology has called in an outside investigator to look into its program to teach students how to fix electric cars. The probe will include whether assurances given earlier by the...

A new pedestrian crossing on Canberra Avenue, where two schoolboys were hit by a stolen vehicle in March 2025, is now operating, but debate rages on around what the speed limit for the area...