Canberra couple awarded damages after wife awoken by a real estate agent in her bedroom conducting an inspection
The Canberra couple were awarded $1,500 in non-economic damages after a real estate agent entered their bedroom while the wife was in bed asleep with her infant son.
Former WorkSafe ACT employee asks for $400,000 in compensation, arguing he was unfairly sacked
Leith Dawes takes the office of the ACT's Work Health and Safety Commissioner to the Federal Circuit Court, alleging a breach of general workplace protections.
Senator Fatima Payman quits Labor Party to sit as an independent
Winter has crept over the capital and federal parliament has risen for the mid-year break and it comes amid scenes of acrimony - both inside and outside the building.
Senator Fatima Payman expected to announce resignation from the Labor Party
ABC Political Lead David Spears says Senator Fatima Payman won’t be joining any Muslim community linked party.
Famous orca Split Fin excites South Coast residents by returning with new family member
With distinctive characteristics, Split Fin and Bent Tip are part of an orca family that has thrilled South Coast residents since being spotted more than 20 years ago.
Families and staff speak out about safety concerns at Guardian childcare centres in Canberra
Parents and former educators at Guardian Childcare and Education in Canberra tell the ABC about instances where children were forgotten outside, served mouldy bread and spoiled food, narrowly escaped anaphylactic reactions, and returned home in soiled nappies.
Government announces cloud based storage facility to keep secrets
Defence Minister Richard Marles says the purpose built $2 billion cloud storage facility will keep data secure in Australia.
Protestors have scaled the front entrance to parliament, unfurling pro-Palestine banners
Protestors have scaled the front entrance to parliament, unfurling pro-Palestine banners
A day in the life of the Speaker of the House
Laura Tingle spends a day with the Speaker of the House, Milton Dick, finding out more about his role in relation to Australian democracy and the rich traditions that infiltrate Parliament House.
AIS Arena reopens after $15 million upgrade
Four years after it closed for refurbishment, the AIS Arena will soon reopen having received a $15 million federally funded facelift.
Senate committee recommends major overhaul for corporate watchdog, splitting ASIC into two new regulators
Australia's corporate watchdog, ASIC, isn't prosecuting enough white-collar crime and can't perform its full range of duties, so a Senate committee has recommended it split into two new, more streamlined regulators.
Labor frontbencher Anne Aly shows off ball gown for Midwinter Ball
Labor frontbencher Anne Aly shows off her hand-made ball gown for the Midwinter Ball.
Police say they identified teenager allegedly involved in home invasion because he was wearing school uniform
Police say the teenager stomped on the windscreen of a car as he left the scene of the alleged home invasion in Canberra.
Frosty weather sends minimum temperatures below zero across parts of southern Australia
Residents across South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania woke up to freezing temperatures and frost this morning. The conditions have sent weather records tumbling across suburbs and towns across southern Australia.
Making candles to honour an artist makes perfect scents for disability service provider
Art lovers visiting the National Gallery of Australia can now smell the inspiration behind one of its new exhibitions thanks to a line of scented candles.
PM says Senator Payman’s actions are ‘not acceptable’
Anthony Albanese responds to reports that Fatima Payman may be aligning herself with the Muslim group organising candidates to oppose Labor at the next election.
Senator Fatima Payman considers future within Labor Party
Grassroots Labor members are warning the government it could face a backlash at the next election unless it strengthens its position on the Israel-Gaza conflict.
Man who stole Nick Kyrgios's Tesla sentenced to jail
The man who stole international tennis star Nick Kyrgios's green Tesla at gunpoint has been sentenced to four-and-a-half years' jail.
Man who stole Nick Kyrgios's Tesla and held his mother at gunpoint jailed for more than four years
The man who stole international tennis star Nick Kyrgios's green Tesla from the player's mother at gunpoint is sentenced to four-and-a-half years' jail in the ACT Supreme Court.
'Extraordinary overreaction': Canberra man accuses police of racial profiling after arrest for trespassing at his own home
Tuck was sitting in the pool area of his own apartment complex when police arrested him, believing he was trespassing. He says it wouldn't have happened had it not been for his physical appearance.
'She might be underaged': Court hears details of texts sent by Canberra man who raped 13-year-old he met on Tinder
Jaryn Timosevski is sentenced in the ACT Supreme Court after pleading guilty to three counts of rape and one act of indecency, after the girl reported the abuse to police.
‘Outsmart the Offender’ campaign urging Canberrans to protect from opportunistic criminals
The ‘Outsmart the Offender’ campaign urges Canberrans to protect themselves and their belongings from opportunistic criminals.
Georgia hadn't even moved into her new Canberra home before it was broken into
With a new crime prevention program launching in Canberra, Georgia Wilson says she believes police must also take preventative action alongside residents.
Laws to ban live sheep exports by 2028 pass parliament following lengthy debate
Laws to phase out Australia's live sheep export trade by 2028 pass parliament, despite last-ditch attempts by opponents to put the brakes on the legislation.
Bandt fails to condemn Greens senator's remarks about vandalised War Memorial
Australian Greens leader Adam Bandt has failed to rebuke Senator Jordon Steele-John for comments he made linking the vandalism of the Australian War Memorial at the weekend to free speech.