A landowner who said he collected more than 600 cars to fund his retirement has been ordered to pay $165,000 in a fine and legal costs after failing to remove them from his property near Bungendore.

WARNING: This article contains images that may distress some readers. If it wasn’t the sight of horse carcasses that ...

Employees of failed builder Imagine Building Concepts are angry and shocked by the company going into voluntary ...

Amalgamated Property Group has rejected any notion that its new Build-to-Rent (BTR) tower in Phillip could be converted to ...

A woman has faced court after allegedly defrauding more than $700,000 from a Queanbeyan-based business. A NSW Police ...

Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles’ chief of staff claims she has been forced out of her job for raising bullying ...

It was fairly common to see building foyers filled with parcels during the stress-fraught days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

UC Capitals head coach Paul Goriss at the first training session with his new-look team ahead of the 2024-25 WNBL season.

Police are asking for help to identify a rideshare driver who may have transported several men from an alleged ...

When Canberrans are asked what is preventing them from cycling, the most common answers are either that it takes ...

Mayor Kenrick Winchester and deputy mayor Esma Livermore were re-elected to their leadership roles at a special ...

The Community Gardens Australia ACT event will be held on 12 October at Canberra City Farm, 2 Dairy Road, Fyshwick. The event ...