We are Canberrans too, redeployed staff bringing additional capacity to Access Canberra.

Support is being provided to businesses in the hotel and hospitality industries, which are two of the hardest hit sectors.

Have you seen hampers of hope being delivered to households in your area?

Cashless payment is an easy way to pay for everything from a coffee to your weekly groceries.

The RISE Canberra Calendar is now online and expressions of interest for the Where You Are Festival EOI have opened.

Bus and light rail services are operating as normal for children returning to the classroom.

Businesses who have adapted their operations quickly and safely to be part of the economic recovery.

Canberra’s Recovery Plan will ensure the city gets through the greatest challenge it has ever faced.

The community is recognising health professionals during International Year of the Nurse and Midwife.

The awards recognise the role ACT's top nurses and midwives play in the health and wellbeing of our community.

The Short Stay Unit has already made a difference to the management of patients through the system.

By starting these preparation works now, it’s expected the site will be ready for construction to begin on the main facility in 2021.

The ward’s design was informed by suggestions from patients, their families and staff.

While there is a small number of confirmed cases in Australia, there are no confirmed cases in the ACT as of 7 February 2020.

All Canberrans are being advised to avoid physical activity outside during periods of heavy smoke haze and heat.

Take care of yourself and those around you during periods of extreme heat.

The new Stromlo Leisure Centre in Canberra’s south is on track to be completed in mid-2020.

Improvements to footpaths will make it easier for residents of all ages to move around our suburbs.

Roads are being resurfaced all over Canberra.

Construction is coming to an end at new nature play spaces at Glebe Park in the city and Eddison Park at Phillip.

Detailed design work will soon get underway to duplicate the final 4.5-kilometre unduplicated section of William Hovell Drive.

Over the next five years, we will be future-proofing our city by investing in necessary infrastructure. Find out what the new Infrastructure Plan means for your region.

Playgrounds across Canberra suburbs have been upgraded to make sure local kids have access to well-maintained spaces for play.

As Canberra's population grows, we're building our future infrastructure to ensure our city continues to be a great place to live.

Plans are progressing for a state-of-the-art Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) campus.

Canberra’s higher education sector is set to expand with the arrival of a new UNSW campus, in the city centre.

Consent cards for school vaccinations will be sent home early in the school year for parents and guardians to sign.

Learn more at CIT Reid's Twilight Enrolment Session.

The new CIT campus planned for Woden will benefits students and local businesses.

Around 300 former contract cleaners have accepted secure jobs with the ACT Government.

On Monday, 3 February, school goes back - and you’ll notice improvements around some Canberra schools.

The first group of three year-old children in the ACT will start publicly-funded early childhood education this year.

Do you know someone who is making an outstanding contribution to the Canberra community?

The National Arboretum is interested to know what reconciliation means to you?

Canberra has the highest rate of volunteering in the nation with 36.7 per cent of adults and 57 per cent of young people volunteering in the region.

This Sunday 17 May is the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia.

Construction on the new nature play spaces will be completed in July this year.

The research will inform work to help ensure all Canberrans share in the benefits of our prosperity.

Cindy Mitchell has been recognised for her work supporting women entrepreneurs.

Sue Devic was recognised this week at the 2020 Canberra Gold Awards.

More Canberrans are using buses and light rail to get to work, school and major events around the city.

Infrastructure Australia (IA) has recommended the prioritisation of works to enable faster train travel between Canberra and Sydney.

Transport Canberra bus driver Jeet Gill drove a lost schoolboy all the way home.

Implementing wire-free running for the light rail vehicles will preserve city views and one of Canberra’s most iconic and nationally significant roads.

The community will benefit from a range of high-tech features aimed at making it easy to plan, pay for and take public transport.

Light rail peak services and frequency expanded.

New routes and better connections will improve our bus services.

If you own a motor vehicle registered in the ACT, your existing CTP insurance policy will automatically become a Motor Accident Injuries policy.

Our Canberra Community profile on Domestic Animal Services Senior Ranger Jasmine.

The National Simultaneous Storytime is going online this year.

The 4,000 trees, being planted across Canberra, have been nurtured at the Yarralumla Nursery.

In response to the growing demand for their free digital resources, Libraries ACT has launched a new dedicated helpline.

Hard working mowing crews are taking control of the rapid grass growth in our open spaces and suburban areas.

It will be easier to dispose of rubbish or recycling as extra bins are installed in high use areas.

There will be an extra green waste bin collection in a number of Canberra suburbs this Saturday.

Improvements will soon get underway at dog parks around Canberra.

You can do your bit to keep our streets and lakes clean and tidy with these handy Autumn gardening tips.

Three platypus have now returned to Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve.

The Green Shed’s monthly Charity Days see up to $10,000 donated to charity.

The Orroral Valley Fire burnt through over 80% of Namadgi National Park.

The ACT Government is boosting its tree-watering program, and encouraging residents to water trees in their streets.

Several koalas have returned to Tidbinbilla after their stay at the ANU.

The ACT’s natural environment is the focus of new funding.

A recent survey found that 94% of respondents support a phase-out of polystyrene, and 91% supported a phase-out of plastic cutlery.