ACT Infrastructure Upgrades Reshape Canberra Services: Major Light Rail Plans Advance
New funding and project priorities bring major light rail and road changes to some parts of Canberra, while others see delays to anticipated upgrades and services.
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New funding and project priorities bring major light rail and road changes to some parts of Canberra, while others see delays to anticipated upgrades and services.
The capital’s sporting landscape faces a shift as major facility planning aligns with the changing needs of elite Canberra clubs.
Available figures continue to shape understanding of the capital's employment patterns and housing pressures.
Discover the top spots to get active without spending a dime, from Lake Burley Griffin to Tuggeranong
Canberra hosts markets, a winter festival and rugby league matches across the weekend of 18 and 19 July.
Fierce demand, low supply and high demand from public service tenants fuel Canberra’s tough rental market.

An exploration of the capital’s food and wine culture, from hatted dining to seasonal markets.

Residents point to fresh morning harvests, regional specialties and specific eateries that shape their regular routines.
Changes in emergency services affect Canberra’s public safety and community resilience, highlighting the need for local awareness and preparedness.
New programs at local institutions are sharpening Canberra's profile as a city where national collections meet homegrown artistic voices.

Suburbs along the Civic-to-Woden corridor are recording stronger price growth than the ACT median, and buyers are moving fast to get ahead of the construction timeline.

Gigs and concerts on around Canberra in the weeks ahead.

Reporting points to Albanese's record in recent elections as the focus for UK observers examining campaign approaches.

Canberra locals are discovering a growing menu of satisfying, protein-rich alternatives to steak and chicken-here’s where to find them.

From Braddon to Kingston, a growing clutch of Canberra eateries are earning rare praise from dietitians for menus that actually deliver on the wellness promises they make.

From the Dairy Road night markets to a triple-header at GIO Stadium, here is what’s happening across the capital this weekend, July 18-19.
Free local classes and national resources are giving residents practical skills for online tasks, safety and emerging tools including AI.
Local students balancing schoolwork and sport can apply for specialist coaching sessions held on campus and at nearby venues.
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