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Need for speed: Meet Canberra’s young go-kart champion

At four, Lazarus Añonuevo decided what he wanted to do in life, now at nine he is taking home go-kart titles and on track to make his dreams.

‘Truly loved’: parents pay tribute to sons murdered in Mexico

The parents of two Australian brothers murdered in Mexico have mourned their beloved sons as they prepare to bring them home.

Lehrmann’s lawyers agreed to ‘no win, no-fee’ deal

Bruce Lehrmann will not have to pay his own legal fees in a failed defamation suit, but he is still likely to be on the hook for his opponents' costs.

Free registration for ACT early childhood teachers

The ACT Government will waive the $115 annual registration fee for early childhood teachers with the Teacher Quality Institute for two years.

Man extradited to the ACT after alleged virtual kidnapping

A 22-year-old man has been extradited from Queensland to face the ACT Magistrates court today after allegedly committing a virtual kidnap scam on an international student residing in the ACT last year.

Queanbeyan man wins $200k in Lotto draw

A Queanbeyan man is eager to upgrade to a new set of wheels after the revelation he won $200,000 in a Lotto draw last week.

Labor dismisses calls to dismantle supermarket duopoly

The federal government opposes calls for laws that could break up major supermarkets, despite the recommendation of a parliamentary inquiry.

Federal government: More funding for ACT light rail planning

The Federal Government has announced it will provide $50 million to plan for Stage 2B of the Canberra Light Rail.

Interest rates kept on hold despite inflation worries

Mortgage holders can breathe a sigh of relief following the Reserve Bank's decision to leave interest rates on hold at 4.35 per cent, as widely expected.

What you should know about the World Health Organization’s plans for you this May

Most Australians are likely unaware of the proposed new World Health Organization’s (WHO) Pandemic Treaty or the 2005 International Health Regulations (IHR) Amendments which are currently being discussed in Geneva and will be voted upon, on their behalf, in the week of 27 May this year.

ANU: Financial stress at worst since pandemic

More Australians are finding it difficult to get by on their income, and are experiencing greater housing payment stress, the ANU finds.

ACT Government: $2 million to reduce risky health behaviours

Four organisations have received Healthy Canberra Grants funding across six projects targeting vaping and drinking.

A Capital for All Australians: Report on the ACT’s future

A parliament committee has made 21 recommendations for Canberra's development, but Senator Pocock believes the Commonwealth can do more.

Peter Gordon leaves a lasting legacy at Hands Across Canberra

Last week, founding member and CEO since 2010 of community foundation Hands Across Canberra, Mr Peter Gordon handed the CEO baton to former founding Region Group Editor and former ABC presenter Genevieve Jacobs.

Departing lock Darcy Swain eyes Super title with Brumbies

Wallabies lock Darcy Swain is hoping to go out with a bang and help lead the Brumbies to a Super Rugby Pacific title before joining the Western Force in 2025.

Rate hikes divide housing market as ACT property values decline

Amidst Australia's historic two-year rate hike cycle, the property market has become a picture of resilience and decline, showcasing stark contrasts across cities, suburbs, and regions.

1302 Smiths Road, The Angle NSW

Nestled amidst the rolling hills and overlooking the tranquil Murrumbidgee River, this retreat offers the ideal fusion of rustic appeal and contemporary comforts.

66 House Circuit, Banks

Welcome to the tranquil haven that is 66 House Circuit, Banks. A north-facing home boasting a perfect blend of serenity, comfort, and convenience in this charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom abode.

7 Ryle Place, Flynn

If breathtaking views are what you crave, few homes in Canberra rival the sweeping vista offered by this spacious, meticulously designed family residence.

61/41 Clare Burton Crescent, Franklin

Welcome to 61/41 Clare Burton Crescent, Franklin where convenience meets comfort! This charming two bedroom, one bathroom, one car property offers an exceptional opportunity for both savvy investors and first-time homebuyers alike.

14/44 Medworth Crescent, Lyneham

Hillview in North Lyneham is a tightly held boutique townhouse development superbly located at the foot of Lyneham Ridge and best of all, townhouse number 14 is selling with vacant possession and is ready and waiting for its new owners!

Rate hikes divide housing market as ACT property values decline

Amidst Australia's historic two-year rate hike cycle, the property market has become a picture of resilience and decline, showcasing stark contrasts across cities, suburbs, and regions.

Recent property sales in Canberra: 30 April – 6 May 2024

Recent house sales in the Canberra region from 30 April - 6 May 2024. Data from realestate.com.au.

Housing crisis set to intensify in ‘unhealthy’ market

Home ownership is drifting out of reach for Australians with no easy fix to deep-seated problems, a government-appointed council has warned.

theCBRwoman’s High Coffee networking event

theCBRwoman’s High Coffee networking event at ONA Coffee House in Fyshwick. Images: Jordan Mirchevski

Peter Gordon leaves a lasting legacy at Hands Across Canberra

Last week, founding member and CEO since 2010 of community foundation Hands Across Canberra, Mr Peter Gordon handed the CEO baton to former founding Region Group Editor and former ABC presenter Genevieve Jacobs.

Social Scene: Sod Turning and Balloon Spectacular

Social Scene: Sod Turning and Balloon Spectacular

Have you heard? School fete, dementia research and more

Have you heard? School fete, dementia research and more

Pink Hope Canberra High Tea & Fashion Parade raises hope

The Pink Hope Canberra High Tea was held on Saturday 2 March at the National Museum of Australia - an afternoon of delicious food, lots of laughter and plenty of prizes while supporting a preventative health charity focused on those who carry hereditary cancer risk.

Have you heard? IWD Breakfast, Men’s Health and more

Have you heard? IWD Breakfast, Men's Health and more

Met Gala 2024 looks we love and love to hate

Fashion's night of nights, the Met Gala is back for 2024 with The Garden of Time as a theme, here's who got it right and oh so wrong.

A tax on sugary drinks can make us healthier. It’s time for Australia to introduce one

It’s time for Australia to catch up to the rest of the world and introduce a tax on sugary drinks.

Gifts to make her feel special this Mother’s Day

On the second Sunday of May, we take the time to celebrate the women in our lives who are mothers and mother figures. Why...

The psychology of being a mother

When a woman becomes a mother, it is a psychologically transformative experience and her life often changes in ways she never expected.

Horoscopes: 2 – 8 May 2024

Patsy Bennett has put together her horoscopes for the week 2 - 8 May 2024.

Barrier repair: what is it and why do you need it

Is your skin red, itchy, rough, discoloured or flaking? You might have a damaged skin barrier, the outermost layer of your skin.

5 extravagant high tea Mother’s Day experiences in Canberra

With Mother’s Day around the corner on Sunday 12 May, we're excited to share five high tea experiences to spoil the mother figures in our lives.

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