Canberrans who have contracted COVID-19 share their long road to recovery and stress the need to remain vigilant.

Twelve months into COVID-19, we’re reflecting on what’s changed across Canberra.

Being complacent in a world with COVID-19 can have serious consequences. One young Canberran tells his story of recovering from the virus and its lasting effects.

Bronte Morgan is encouraging Canberrans not to become complacent with regards to COVID-19.

Brianna and Jordan Lopes were among 1,155 marriages registered in the ACT last year.

POP Canberra are welcoming the opportunity for Canberrans to shop local with ChooseCBR.

The Basement has become one of the first businesses to sign up for new digital discount voucher initiative, ChooseCBR, which is designed to support businesses and jobs by encouraging local spending.

The festive season is well and truly here and Canberrans are reminded to be COVID Safe at the shops.

The pilot program will make it easier for parents to enrol and register their newborns.

Nick Townsend has state-of-the-art technology to thank for the diagnosis of his rare condition.

The ACT Budget 2020-21 includes funding for a range of mental health programs and services.

The COVID-19 health response and health services will receive a funding boost of over $70 million  as part of the 2020-21 ACT Budget.

Keep your loved ones, pets, and yourself safe on hot days by following these helpful tips.

At 79 years old, Noela Turner beat the odds and survived COVID-19, but it’s a long road to recovery.

The festive season can trigger or enhance feelings of stress, anxiety and depression. Help is always available.

We hear thunderstorm asthma events are rare, so, why are the warnings happening more frequently?

Canberra’s arts centres have received a new look, as part of the ACT Government’s Fast Track program.

Several infrastructure projects will commence across Canberra in 2021.

Canberrans are set to benefit from a range of new sporting facilities through funding announced as part of the 2020-21 ACT Budget.

The City Renewal Authority has transformed City Walk between Garema Place and Ainslie Place into an urban retreat featuring more than 3,000 plants and 560 square metres of lawn.

The CBRfree network is being expanded to cover every Canberra town centre, including 16 group centres.

The ACT Government will partner with Multiplex on the Canberra Hospital Expansion project.

Construction is due to begin in 2021, with the project set to support local jobs and economic growth.

The Former Transport Depot in Kingston is undergoing major infrastructure upgrades.

ACT public school enrolments for the 2022 school year are now open

Students, families and staff have a lot to look forward to this year, following a challenging 2020.

The annual awards recognise the exceptional people working and volunteering across ACT public schools.

The ACT Government has fast-tracked draught-proofing at several ACT public schools improving energy efficiency.

More vulnerable CIT students have received laptops to help them stay on top of their studies at home.

Elinor Archer has brought the course to life and hopes that it will become more widely available for all students.

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.

Canberra's first major urban art festival is on the way.

Canberrans urged to roll up their sleeves to give life.

Canberrans receive additional financial assistance to help with energy costs.

Love shines blue at the Ipima Street light rail stop.

Reconciliation Day is a time for all Canberrans to come together.

A new reform will recognise the generosity and importance of organ and tissue donors in our community.

Here are 5 ways to celebrate the leading ladies in our lives.

Tree Week celebrates Canberra’s unique and exceptional trees.

As e-scooters are embraced, new videos focus on safety.

Bin collection day is about to get more colourful, thanks to two Canberra students.

Over 6.6 million passenger trips on board light rail since its maiden voyage.

Survey shows light rail has enticed Canberrans to try public transport.

Several projects will get underway this year on Canberra’s roads.

The next stage of light rail from Alinga Street to Commonwealth Park has passed another significant milestone.

Father and son duo, Tony and Will Hazelton, have almost every type of driver's licence you can imagine.

Bus Driver Enrique Fernandez located a missing woman while on his daily route.

For more than 90 years, Yarralumla Nursery has been providing Canberrans with free plants.

The ACT Government’s bulky waste collection service recycles goods, such as furniture, to help Canberrans in need.

Around 2.5 million items are borrowed each year from ACT public libraries.

Around one million square metres of Canberra roads are set to receive a facelift over the next six months.

Canberra residents now have access to a brand-new Access Canberra Service Centre in Dickson.

City Services mowing crews have started their annual mowing program to keep Canberra in tip-top shape.

Libraries ACT are trialling a new mystery box service for residents whose access has been impacted by COVID-19.

Transport Canberra and City Services rehome items from their old office building to charities in need.

Work on a Big Canberra Battery is underway.

Lower energy bills and increased household sustainability are just some of the benefits of the ACT Government’s new Sustainable Household Scheme.

The reopening of the Namadgi Visitor Information Centre comes at the perfect time for Canberrans.

Pack your gloves, warm clothes, and binoculars because August is Platypus Month.

Entry fees for Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve will be waived for the remainder of 2020.

The draft Urban Forest Strategy 2020-2045 has been released for community comment.

Six months after the Orroral Valley Bushfire visitors are now able to return to parts of Namadgi National Park.