Court documents allege ‘unexplained wealth’ of Chinese national charged with reckless foreign interference
Hermes handbags worth tens of thousands of dollars, multiple properties, cash and a Rolex watch receipt for $24,000,…
Australian Chamber Orchestra’s Richard Tognetti slams ANU’s plan to axe School of Music
The artistic director of the Australian Chamber Orchestra has slammed a controversial plan by the Australian National University…
CSIRO could be facing hundreds more job cuts this year, union warns
There are fears hundreds more Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) jobs could be axed this year,…
Legal stoush between Russia and Australia over embassy site near Parliament House reaches the High Court
There may be a touch of the Cold War in the air in Canberra today as Russia and…
Video allegedly shows police officer pushing woman to the ground outside Bungendore High School during arrest
New South Wales Police says it’s reviewing a video circulating on social media of an incident outside a…
Chinese national charged under foreign interference laws
The Australian Federal Police have charged a person with foreign interference, for the third time since new laws…
80yo unopened bottle of beer donated to Australian War Memorial as a symbol of WWII mateship and sacrifice
Two best mates promised to share a bottle of beer together after serving in World War II. But…
Iconic ‘lucky’ bomber G for George returns to the Australian War Memorial
The fuselage of an iconic World War Two Lancaster bomber believed to be “lucky” has been returned to…
Australian National University announces more job cuts from across academic portfolio as it seeks to save $250 million
The Australian National University (ANU) is proposing to cut another 27 positions in its bid to save $250…
Number of prohibition orders issued to Canberra’s food businesses almost quadruples
The number of prohibition orders forcing food businesses to temporarily close in the ACT almost quadrupled during the…
Union says principals urged to cancel teachers and combine classes as majority of ACT’s primary schools blow budget
Union representatives say contracted teachers have lost their jobs because of ballooning public school budgets, despite the ACT…
Brindabella Christian College may have been trading insolvent for years, administrator finds
The administrators of Brindabella Christian College in Canberra’s north say the school spent hundreds of thousands of dollars…