Markus Mannheim

Two-thirds of Community and Public Sector Union members vote in favour of the latest three-year pay proposal.

As a new wave of COVID-19 hits Australia, why are so few aged care residents up-to-date with their COVID-19 vaccinations?

The opposition promises to immediately pause the killings if they win next year's election, though the ACT government says the announcement is a redundant political stunt, as the program is already independently reviewed.

Former military lawyer David McBride gives up his fight against charges he unlawfully leaked classified documents to journalists, and pleads guilty to stealing and sharing secret military information.

David McBride faces five charges of unlawfully stealing and disclosing classified information about alleged misconduct by special forces troops.

Walking is slowly becoming more common in Canberra, though the vast majority of trips — whether the purpose is to shop, work or socialise — are still in a car.

The ACT government's plan to cover almost a third of Canberra with tree canopies is behind schedule, but it says new legislation will help.

Canberrans voted at odds with the rest of Australia — again. Their approval of the Voice joins a list of other moments that set the capital apart.

Federal public servants tend to earn less than other Australians who are the same age and who have similar educational achievements, ABC analysis shows.

Police believe the crash near Gundaroo, north of Canberra, killed a man and three children, but the investigation will be slow and difficult.

Climate data suggests the capital's average monthly temperatures may be 3.5 degrees higher than usual, but the days of extreme heat are less predictable.

The zoning changes will allow dual-occupancies to be built on blocks that are 800 square metres or bigger, though onlookers expect few owners to take up the option.

We trawled through three years of ACT crash data to find spots that are particularly dangerous for drivers, where a new speed camera may reduce collisions.

The former Liberal Party adviser says his life is "stuffed" and he may never work again after his high-profile rape trial was abandoned.

The ACT's attorney-general says Shane Drumgold's role as director of public prosecutions is "no longer tenable" and he has accepted his resignation after his handling last year of the investigation into Bruce Lehrmann.

We examined more than 80 years of climate data and found little evidence to back these widely cited rules of Canberra life.

Six years after Canberrans were first consulted about possible light-rail routes between Civic and Woden, there remains no clear option that satisfies all parties.

The ACT government wants to keep the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra, and a new Bruce stadium is part of the plan.

The ACT government has tabled its latest budget, at a time of rising prices and growing pressure on households. Here's a guide to what's in it.

Next week's ACT budget will fund 400 new public housing dwellings, and the renewal or replacement of another 1,000 homes.

Fifteen Canberra suburbs, as well as Googong across the border, fell out of the $1 million zone over the past year — their median houses prices are now six figures.

The ACT government rarely declares dogs to be "dangerous" despite hundreds of complaints a year. The opposition want victims to be told why.

The government's proposal is expected to increase the pay of about 2 per cent of its workforce. These charts show exactly who those staff are.

The federal government has outlined its plan to fix "pay fragmentation" — large differences in salaries among staff employed at the same level.

Labor has set itself a modest target for winding back government spending on external contractors, but it may prove much tougher to meet than expected.