Canberra

A Canberra family revolutionised their waste habits to such an extraordinary degree that it took them more than nine months to produce enough rubbish to fill one regular roadside bin.

Lessons learned from Sunday night's loss to the Melbourne Boomers will benefit the Bendigo Spirit in their next assignment, according to coach Tracy York. The Spirit suffered an 81-56 loss to one of the WNBL's best teams,

Canberran Charlie Camus has returned home with four trophies in his luggage following a highly successful trip to compete

Britt Smart says the Canberra Capitals' destiny is "in our control" leading into a short turnaround which looms as a blessing for the WNBL hopefuls. The Capitals have less than three days to pick up the pieces following their humbling defeat at the hands of the Adelaide Lightning over the …

Simonsson’s switch to the Eels depended on Canberra and Canterbury to come to an agreement, allowing Nick Cotric to return back to the Raiders. Even with Blake Ferguson and Michael Oldfield departing the Eels,

"The enthusiasm and the overall quality from the Luminescence Children’s Choir showed just how good the up-and-coming vocal talent is in our musical city of Canberra," writes reviewer ROB KENNEDY.

The Canberra Capitals have shattered their membership record barrier as rising star Jade Melbourne issues a call to arms ahead of a Wednesday night showdown. The Capitals marked their homecoming in front of a crowd of 1319 at the National Convention Centre this past Sunday,

Palmerston District Primary School has been declared as an exposure site. The school principal wrote to parents saying: "A person with COVID-19 was at our school during the time that they may have been infectious to others during the year 6 graduation from 1.

Nearly 400 households remained without power north of Canberra on Monday morning. Essential Energy said that 395 homes still had no electricity in Murrumbateman. Emergency Service crews in Canberra itself began clearing up debris on Monday morning.

Staff in Canberra's public health services have been let go in recent weeks as part of a crackdown into long-standing poor behaviour. Canberra Health Services chief executive Dave Peffer has issued a stern warning to those who bully,