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The Australian Institute of Sport will remain in Canberra as recommended by an independent review into its location, facilities, and level of investment needed — prompted by calls to move the institute to Queensland ahead of the 2032 Olympic Games.

Para-athletes from Vanuatu travel to the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra for 'very rare' classification opportunities ahead of the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games. 

Widow Julia Evans says she reassured her late husband he was in good hands at the hospital. She now says she was very wrong. 

Thirty-one patients absconded from mental-health facilities in the past year, and staff feel limited in how they can search wards for drugs.

Canberra man Van Thanh Vu, 70, is charged with the murder of his 65-year-old wife Thi Thuy Huong Nguyen, who was found dead with multiple stab wounds in the couple's Bruce home on Monday night.

A woman is dead and a man has been taken to hospital in a serious condition after a reported stabbing at a home in Bruce. 

There are growing concerns about the midwifery workforce at one of Canberra's two public hospitals, of which the ACT government recently took over management.

Catholic Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn Chancellor Patrick McArdle made the comments at a federal Senate inquiry into a bill that would effectively force the ACT government to hold an inquiry into its own takeover of Calvary Public Hospital.

A public hearing will be held to examine whether the ACT government should hold an inquiry into its controversial takeover of Calvary Public Hospital.

A consultancy company, run by a self-described "complexity and systems thinker", is suing the Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) for allegedly breaching an agreement by suspending a nearly $5 million work contract.

Despite criticism from the Catholic Archdiocese, Calvary Health Care confirms it was them who removed religious iconography from the North Canberra Hospital on a Sunday, not the ACT government.

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

Canberra's only inpatient end-of-life hospice, Clare Holland House, will transition to ACT government control along with the Calvary Public Hospital in Bruce next month.

The ACT Supreme Court halts Calvary Health Care's bid to stop the ACT government from taking over Calvary Public Hospital.

Canberra Health Services staff won't be able to go onto the site of Calvary Public Hospital to finalise transition arrangements for a little longer – until the ACT Supreme Court makes a decision on Calvary's bid for an injunction to halt the takeover.

Opinions are mixed on the ACT government's takeover of Calvary Public Hospital, but condemnation of the way the government has gone about the process is almost unanimous.

Naomi Lee was abused by her elite gymnastics coaches between the ages of 11 and 14. The Australian Sports Commission will now compensate her for the psychological harm she suffered.

The ACT government remains steadfast in its planned takeover of Calvary Public Hospital as national executives for the Catholic-owned facility follow through on threats of legal action.

Controversial legislation enabling the ACT government to take over Calvary Public Hospital is passed in the Legislative Assembly.

With legislation giving the ACT government power to forcibly acquire Calvary's land and assets expected to pass tomorrow, chief executive Martin Bowles says it has no choice but to challenge the takeover in court.

The ACT branch of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation says its members were not consulted about the planned government takeover of Calvary Public Hospital and were only told of it two weeks ago.

The National Generation 2032 Coach Program will offer childcare support and flexible working arrangements for coaches with children on top of their paid coaching apprenticeships.

New Treasury modelling shows the inner north, Molonglo Valley and Belconnen are expected to be Canberra's fastest-growing districts.

A coronial inquest reveals systemic failings at Calvary Hospital, while experts are scathing of the treatment of a patient who should have been rapidly referred to the ICU.

Advocates are worried ACT hospital patients and their families are not being told about the 'Call and Respond Early' program that lets them access a second medical opinion.