Kendrick Lamar delights young fan with birthday song at Canberra Spilt Milk festival
American rap superstar Kendrick Lamar brought the house down at Spilt Milk in Canberra, but it was his…
Exhibition exploring influence of Korean pop culture opens at National Museum of Australia
The release of viral dance hit Gangnam Style in 2012 is considered a key defining moment in the…
Canberra man sentenced to 30 years’ jail for murdering co-worker at National Zoo and Aquarium
A 31-year-old man has been sentenced to 30 years’ jail for murdering his co-worker at the National Zoo…
National Portrait Gallery unveils video portrait of Matildas honouring their contribution to sport
A 23-minute video portrait of the Matildas 2023 FIFA World Cup squad has been unveiled at the National…
Four French nationals charged with stealing $10 million in luxury items from Canberra home
Four French men are accused of travelling to Australia to rob a Canberra home of more than 70…
Patients say pelvic botox injections ease endometriosis pain, but access has been pulled from the ACT public system
Amy Lane lives with a constant hum of pain, but on the worst days her endometriosis “freezes” her…
Unlicensed driver hears impact of single-vehicle crash that killed three friends near Tarago
The young, drug-influenced and unlicensed driver in a crash that claimed the lives of three of his friends…
High Court agrees to hear teenagers’ challenge to under 16s social media ban
Two teenagers have secured a special hearing in the High Court of Australia to fight the federal government’s…
One of seven Rosenberg’s goannas from ACT reserve is missing from home for second time in two years
One of a handful goannas known to live in the ACT’s hill reserves has run away from its…
Former ANU vice-chancellor Genevieve Bell paid more than $400,000 in severance after resignation
Former Australian National University (ANU) vice-chancellor Professor Genevieve Bell received a severance payout of more than $400,000 after…
Australia’s legal system grappling with growing number of sovereign citizens clogging up courts
A growing number of sovereign citizens are clogging up Australian courts, after the global financial crisis and COVID-19…
Canberra’s Big Splash water park to remain shut over summer despite promises
Big Splash will remain shut this summer after its owners abandoned their plans to reopen by mid‑November, blaming…