The ACT Government has announced a $16.75m extension of the JobTrainer program.
The ACT Government has announced a $16.75m extension of the JobTrainer program.
The ACT Government will recruit more than 90 additional nurses and midwives across health services.
What does it take to plan the country’s biggest flower festival?
The ACT Government has announced a $14m mental health and community health care support package.
Two local groups have used their time in Canberra’s lockdown to tap into their creative side.
The current COVID-19 outbreak is challenging for many in our community. A $26 million package ensures those who are most in need will receive support.
We’ve rounded up 50+ COVID safe activities to keep kids of all ages busy this school holidays.
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Nikki Ayers and Kathryn Ross have more than their nursing careers in common, they’re also Australian Paralympians competing in Tokyo.
A new sound stage and virtual studio will make Canberra the go-to destination for virtual production in Australia.
Stormwater work leads Sydney and Melbourne building renewal.
Local shops and playgrounds will be refreshed, and new dog parks and public toilet facilities are also on the way.
Female students at Gold Creek School excel in boxing program.
The last month of winter will give platypus-watchers their best chance of seeing these much-loved animals.
New electric tools are helping staff at Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve reduce carbon emissions.
The Deadly Dingoes are passionate about seeing their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture celebrated at their school.
Canberrans who have contracted COVID-19 share their long road to recovery and stress the need to remain vigilant.
Parkrun returns and keeps thousands of runners COVID Safe.
It took three days for Canberra’s events venue to transform into Australia’s first drive-through COVID-19 testing site.
The Check In CBR app has played an integral part in helping local businesses stay open and safe during COVID-19.
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.
Keep CBR safe and strong over the festive season
GoBoat Canberra is one of the first businesses to register for the ChooseCBR program.
Students from Lake Tuggeranong College are excited to prepare for their school formal after a challenging year.
Parkruns are free, weekly 5km 'community events', held across the world.
Canberra Theatre Centre's (CTC) new normal is about being flexible and adaptable.
A local couple who was diagnosed with COVID-19 is encouraging Canberrans not to become complacent.
New restriction changes will allow patrons to eat and drink while standing outdoors.
Canberra nurse Rachel Trushell has been conducting COVID-19 tests since March and strongly encourages anyone in the community to get tested if they are exhibiting any symptoms.
A local couple’s trip of a lifetime turned into a nightmare when they contracted COVID-19.
The Check In CBR app has recorded 1600 registrations and nearly 30,000 downloads in two months.
There are no restrictions stopping trick or treating this Halloween, but it's important to be responsible.
New technology is helping to make sure Canberrans receive their COVID-19 test results as quickly as possible.
A contactless, secure and convenient way to sign into Canberra venues.
Canberrans are urged to keep their health care appointments and avoid neglecting their general health and wellbeing.
The Jobs for Canberrans Fund has received an additional $500,000 boost to keep more Canberrans working.
Telling the story of COVID compliance through the lived experience of Fitness First Deakin.
Telling the story of COVID compliance through the lived experience of Penny University.
Telling the story of COVID compliance through the lived experience of Meating Room.
Telling the story of COVID compliance through the lived experience of the National Gallery of Australia.
Telling the story of COVID compliance through the lived experience of Bentspoke.
Do you have COVID-19 symptoms - fever, cough, sore throat or shortness of breath but nervous about getting tested?
Access Canberra customers have saved time by accessing services online.
New support service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses during COVID-19.
The new phone service connects people with a friendly Canberra-based Australian Red Cross volunteer.
COVID-19 has placed significant pressure on our local businesses and families.
Heart-warming stories from local businesses across the ACT are emerging each day.
The team at LifeLine Canberra know the impact that 2020 has had on our community.
The Belconnen basketball courts have been upgraded thanks to much-needed funding from the ACT Government.
Local community services organisations will now be able to provide better support to Canberrans.
It's important that everyone is aware of important COVID-19 information, no matter what language they speak.
Eleven hand sanitiser dispensers have recently been installed around the city to keep the community safe.
Support from the Canberra community has ensured that employees have jobs to go to.
All hospitals and community health centres across the ACT are returning to tighter visitor restrictions.
The Festival is a two-month long program of exciting, vibrant events and experiences.
Aris Building Services, a proudly Canberran company, were forced to adapt to the challenges of COVID-19.
A focus on the building compliance efforts that have continued during COVID.
When you choose to support one local business, you're supporting the broader Canberra community.
Public elective surgery is ramping up after it was impacted by COVID-19 earlier this year.
Local businesses have had to transform the way they work to stay afloat during COVID-19.
The Grants opened on Monday 29 June 2020 with applications accepted until midday 17 July 2020.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, some people may have found themselves drinking more alcohol to cope.
The easing of COVID-19 restrictions for public schools will continue through Term 3.
The City Renewal Authority team welcomed seven new team members giving new life to the City Centre.
The Canberra developed contact tracing training program has been adopted by international public health departments.
The ACT Government is working closely with community partners to rebuild an inclusive community where Canberrans feel they belong.
The ACT Government will provide rate relief to Canberra households and businesses as they get back on their feet.
COVID-19 has been the icing on the cake in what was has been a challenging year for Canberra's businesses.
Calwell Primary School recently received landscaping upgrades as part of the ACT Government's fast track program.
When you choose to support one local business, you’re supporting the broader Canberra community.
The updated network starts on 18 July 2020 and will provide 692 extra bus services each weekday.
A number of financial support measures will help Canberra households and businesses.
Canberra Theatre Centre announced CTC@Home, a digital season of exciting free streamed performances.
Young women benefiting from the Jobs for Canberra program.
Spotlight on a local taxi operator who has benefited from the ACT Government taxi industry support measures.
Spotlight on businesses who have adapted their operations safely to be part of the economic recovery.
As part of Housing ACT's wellbeing calls to tenants during COVID-19, Sally noticed something was amiss.
Venues will be prepared for reopening with the implementation of extra safety measures.
Canberra is having good hair days as clients return to their favourite salons and barbers.
Bootcamps are back and businesses are taking extra measures to keep Canberrans safe.
From Thursday 4 June 2020, patients in ACT health facilities will be able to have up to two visitors per day.
All ACT libraries, including the ACT Heritage Library, have re-opened to Canberrans.
Doors are now open, and the welcomes are warm for Canberra house hunters.
Businesses who have adapted their operations quickly and safely to be part of the economic recovery.
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.
Students welcomed back to school with a new Nature Play Area.
It is important to look after you and your loved ones' health and wellbeing during COVID-19.
It is important to seek medical advice if you are feeling unwell.
Some 88 community groups will be the recipients of parcels of 182,000 stunning bulbs and 225,000 annuals.
It's important to talk clearly and calmly with children about what it happening.
ACT Health have answered your queries about how best to support older friends and relatives.
Participate in range of activities on Reconciliation Day from home.
Carolyn Tozzi has worked as a nurse in Canberra for 20 years.
Avoid food waste, limit your trips to the shops and make the most of the ingredients you already have.
ACT Education have provided some of their top tips for a smooth return.
If you choose to use open public spaces, it is your responsibility to maintain physical distance.
26 new rangers and field officers will commence training with the ACT Parks and Conservation Service.
With Canberrans spending more time at home, there has been a big increase in families deciding to adopt a dog.
Canberrans are calling into our helplines during COVID-19 and Canberrans like Michelle are answering their questions.
With retail shops starting to reopen, Canberrans have the opportunity to return to stores this weekend.
Keshap Moktan is just one of the many people working to keep Canberrans safe during COVID-19.
Canberrans have been paying it forward without even knowing it.
The dashboard shows confirmed ACT cases by gender, age and region, date of notification and source of the virus.
Canberrans continue to step up to the COVID-19 social distancing challenge and complete their transaction online.
More than 5,000 calls have been received since the helpline was launched in early April.
The free 15-minute parking has been really helpful for cafes during COVID-19.
Housing ACT is one of many ACT Government agencies supporting vulnerable Canberrans during COVID-19.
The ACT Government will ease COVID-19 restrictions but are cautioning Canberrans to maintain physical distancing despite the changes.
Work on the temporary facility is progressing well and due for completion this month.
Practising physical distancing and good hygiene won’t just protect you from contracting COVID-19.
Delivery of number-plates to Canberrans is taking place to reduce people needing to come into Service Centres.
Mother’s Day, Sunday 10 May, is a day to celebrate and appreciate our mums and the important women in our lives.
The COVID-19 Helpline (6207 7244) has received 5000 calls since it was launched in early April.
The fast-tracked programs will boost local activity.
Emergency funding will help with cost of living expenses, so those on temporary visas can survive through this period.
Trees will be planted in 87 different suburbs across Canberra.
While being at home can be difficult for families looking to unwind, this doesn't mean you cannot have fun with the family and connect with nature.
ACT State Emergency Services Crews have been busy keeping Canberrans connected.
Ramadan is an important time of reflection and celebration for the Muslim community.
Charity bins have been removed following ongoing illegal dumping issues.
Canberrans from all walks of life have shared their experiences of COVID-19 in the new ACT Government campaign, Canberra Strong Together.
Changes to bin collection services to keep everyone safe.
If you’re a pet owner, you’ve probably already experienced some changes to your usual routine during the current COVID-19 situation.
Canberra’s cultural attractions have temporarily shut, but they’re still entertaining and educating the public online.
New fast-tracked infrastructure projects will keep Canberra going.
Local workers are playing important roles in stepping up the cleaning of Transport Canberra’s bus fleet.
Some of Transport Canberra’s staff have delivered learning packs to the homes of Cranleigh School students.
COVID-19 testing criteria has been expanded for two weeks from today (Friday 24 April 2020). With this expansion, if you have a fever of 38 degrees or greater or have severe respiratory illness, you will be able to be tested.
Libraries ACT is making sure you don’t miss out on all they have to offer by moving some of their services online.
The Canberra Theatre Centre has curated a list of streaming options for theatre lovers.
Public transport is still operating in the ACT as these services are essential for many in the community to get around.
There’s no doubt we are all spending more time at home as we seek to stop the spread of COVID-19 - but what does this change mean for your exercise routine?
Being outside is a fantastic way to reduce stress and stay active through difficult times. For this reason, ACT Government is working to keep parks, reserves and sportsgrounds open through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Please be respectful to those who are working to keep the Canberra community safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Focusing on good hygiene practices, especially hand hygiene, will reduce your risk of getting sick.
Wiradjuri man, Roy Peterson, will play the instrument at the hospital every second Monday.
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?
Mindful Motherhood is a new eight-week program aimed at educating new mums on mindfulness.
Canberra Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit will grow from 31 to 39 beds by the end of 2021.
Women with complications in early pregnancy will be able to access care in a new Early Pregnancy Unit.
Centenary Hospital for Women and Children is undergoing an exciting expansion project.
A new Walk-In Centre is now open in Dickson, providing free health care for minor injuries and illnesses.
A brand new paediatric high care ward will be the first major project delivered as part of a $50 million expansion.
Members of the ACT's LGBTIQ+ community are asked to share their views on ACT health services.
The Canberra Health Services program is the first such program in the world to be delivered online.
The flu season is here, and there has already been a huge uptake of the flu vaccine.
Yoga is a fantastic activity that helps to improve flexibility, muscle tone and mental health.
Men's Health Week aims to raise awareness of preventable health problems impacting men and boys.
Now a month into its construction phase, it will be a great community asset for Inner North residents.
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.
A new Inner North Walk-in Centre will be added to the Dickson Community Health Centre.
Once open, the Inner North Walk-in Centre will offer free health care for minor injuries and illnesses.
The Short Stay Unit has already made a difference to the management of patients through the system.
Woden, Weston Creek and Molonglo residents are enjoying access to free health care at Canberra’s newest Walk-in Centre.
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.
Canberra’s newest nurse-led Walk-in Centre is now open within the existing Community Health Centre next to Cooleman Court at Weston.
Due to poor air quality related to smoke haze, ACT Health is advising all Canberrans to avoid prolonged or heavy physical activity outside in coming days.
The SPIRE Project will deliver a new state-of-the-art emergency, surgical and critical healthcare facility at Canberra Hospital.
Eight beds will be added to the Short Stay Unit at the Calvary Public Hospital Bruce Emergency Department in December 2019.
When the Weston Creek Walk-in Centre opens its doors to the community this month, Advanced Practice Nurse Kirsty Cummin will be among the experienced staff on hand to care for visiting patients.
When Amar Sharma heard about the introduction of Canberra’s Walk-in Centres, an Australian first, it prompted him to study to become a Nurse Practitioner.
Calvary Public Hospital Bruce Emergency Department nurse Louise Veitch says it is being prepared that ensures the team are ready for each day’s challenges.
If you love entertaining, cooking and fun, get ready to battle it out in The Great Canberra Cook Off.
October is Mental Heath Month and that means creating conversations and raising awareness.
Expansions or improvements are in the works for the Centenary Hospital for Women and Children, Calvary Hospital’s Emergency Department, Clare Holland House and the Winnunga Nimmityjah health facility.
There’s now a new way to access and learn about Canberra’s public maternity system.
Download the free AirRater app today and stay on top of your your hay fever symptoms.
Canberra is a thriving and inclusive community that aims for everyone to share in the benefits of a good life.
Work is under way on a new community centre for Woden.
Thank you to more than 450 volunteers who give their time to provide much-needed support at Canberra’s hospitals.
University of Canberra Hospital staff help patients going through rehabilitation following surgery, stroke, illness or injury.
More than 59,000 people are treated at Canberra's Walk-in Centres each year.
Did you know there are lots of free places to exercise in Canberra’s beautiful outdoors?
Upgrades to the Toll SouthCare helicopter base are complete.
Canberra’s newest Walk-in Centre will open in Dickson by late 2020.
Upgrades at both Calvary Public Hospital and The Canberra Hospital will give Canberrans more health options.
The ACT Recovery College is a new space in Canberra to learn about mental health.
A new mobile Dental Clinic is hitting the road in Canberra, helping vulnerable people in the community get access to oral health.
70 graduate nurses have eagerly commenced their careers at Canberra Health Services.
Canberrans suffering from cardiac rhythm disorder will now have access to a key service available at Canberra Hospital.
As we start to bring out our heaters for another Canberra winter, it is important to stay cautious and safe when using indoor heating devices. Here is a list of tips to help ensure you and your family stay safe in your home this winter.
The best way to protect yourself and others from getting the flu is by getting the flu vaccine.
New free-to-download ACT Health app provides real-time information on wait times, locations and travel directions to your nearest Walk-in Centre or emergency department .
The Geriatric Rapid Acute Care Evaluation (GRACE) is expanding across the ACT making it easier for older Canberrans to be treated in a place they are more familiar and comfortable with.
Since opening in 2012, the Centenary Hospital for Women and Children has delivered thousands of babies with more plans for expansion.
The two-year pap test has been replaced by the five-year cervical screening test.
Asthma affects 1 in 10 Australian children. You can now book free one-on-one education sessions with the Children's Asthma Education Service.
Get active with new Walking and Cycling Guides to get you around Canberra.
The ACT Magistrates Court in partnership Guide Dogs NSW/ACT are helping relieve anxiety and stress people may feel while attending court.
Genomic testing is now available in Canberra offering new hope to those patients diagnosed with rare or life-threatening disease.
Question, Persuade and Refer (QPR) training is now available in the ACT.
The proposed Year 7 Health Checks would cover two parts.
Construction of the SPIRE Centre is expected to start in 2020 with a planned completion date set for 2023-24.
The Walk-in Centre is expected to be complete by the end of the year.
Death cap mushrooms are hard to identify don't pick or eat any wild mushrooms.
Did you know March is the most active month for cycling in Canberra?
Find out where you can fill up your water bottle across Canberra.
Know hot to look after yourself and others as temperatures soar across Canberra this summer.
Stay safe in extreme heat conditions this summer with eight simple steps.
All Canberra pet owners must ensure their pets stay healthy and comfortable in the summer heat.
Keep our kids safe this summer and be your own backyard lifeguard with these summer safety tips
Canberra now has it third Walk-in Centre with a forth on the way.
'MediZen' is a humanoid robot, designed to distract children during medical procedures.
Weston Creek’s new Walk-in Centre will be located close to Cooleman Court.
Dance, laugh and get active with free lunchtime Zumba classes in the city until 20 November.
The Aged Deferral Scheme gives eligible older Canberrans the option to defer paying their annual household general rates.
Calvary Public Hospital has a newly refurbished maternity ward.
Canberra residents will be able to access better medical facilities and equipment at Calvary Public Hospital.
Canberrans can now hire bikes to move around the city, Parliamentary Triangle and ANU.
A new respite care home for teenagers is now open in Cook.
University of Canberra Hospital will open this month.
Expectant mums in Canberra’s north will soon have access to an expanded maternity unit at Calvary Hospital.
Two new ambulances and 11 paramedics will hit Canberra's frontline this year.
Blue stencils that help kids ride or walk to school safely are now on footpaths leading up to more than 20 participating schools.
It's now easier to walk and ride around Kingston.
One in every five Australians experience mental ill-health each year.
Canberrans can now breathe a little easier with all ACT public transport areas now smoke-free.
Canberra public school students are getting better access to mental health support.
Close to 20,000 of Canberra’s youngest patients have had a more comfortable wait for treatment in the ACT’s first Paediatric Streaming area.
Public transport waiting areas will be smoke-free from October this year.
Make your decision count by joining the Australian Organ Donor Register during Donate Life Week.
A modern outdoor fitness trail is now open on Alexandrina Drive in Yarralumla.
Twelve percent of ACT adults travel less than 5km to work or study and a further 18% between 5 and 10km.
59 people received life saving organ transplants in the ACT last year.
The inaugural Canberra Walk & Ride Week will be held from 17-24 March.
Canberrans now have a central place to park the car for free, jump on their bike and ride the rest of the way to work.
A flexible new community space will soon be available in Coombs.
Construction has begun on the new Woden interchange.
Canberra’s arts centres have received a new look, as part of the ACT Government’s Fast Track program.
Design work is progressing for a new cemetery in Tuggeranong.
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.
Major improvements are on the way for Woden Town Centre, including a new CIT campus.
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.
Avid bike-riders of Canberra will be able to enjoy a new bikeway in Belconnen later this year.
The labyrinth weir, which features a saw-tooth profile, enables more water to pass downstream.
The new Stromlo Leisure Centre in Canberra’s south is on track to be completed in mid-2020.
There have been upgrades to parks, shops and playgrounds in the Tuggeranong region.
Improvements to footpaths will make it easier for residents of all ages to move around our suburbs.
Canberra now has its first ever ‘splash pad’, at the Kambah Village shopping centre.
Roads are being resurfaced all over Canberra.
We’ve upgraded the the Dickson Pool forecourt for the summer.
Construction is coming to an end at new nature play spaces at Glebe Park in the city and Eddison Park at Phillip.
The inner south's historic public pool has been revamped ahead of its 89th swimming season.
Making a splash in 2020 Canberrans on the south side can look forward to new pool facilities.
New play space opens in Gungahlin Place to be enjoyed by kids of all ages.
Detailed design work will soon get underway to duplicate the final 4.5-kilometre unduplicated section of William Hovell Drive.
Plans to upgrade and revitalise the shops in Fraser and Dunlop are underway.
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.
The revamped Woden Town Square has many exciting elements for everyone to enjoy.
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.
Tuggeranong’s Anketell Street upgrade between Reed Street North and Pitman Street is completed.
Work is underway on Canberra roads to better connect regions, improve safety and manage traffic growth.
A new kangaroo sculpture is calling Downer home as part of the revitalisation of the Downer Village Square.
The Kippax centre is being revatalised with more services and facilities proposed.
Be sure to check out Woden Town Square where #WodenExperiment is on until the end of August.
Stage two upgrades of the Tuggeranong Town Centre are now underway.
A need for improved parking, walking and cycling links in the area were identified.
The Old Bus Depot Markets will receive significant upgrades.
The Dickson Place Plan builds on the existing character in the area.
View the duplication draft designs of William Slim Drive and provide feedback.
Two new permanent structures at Manuka Oval will provide shade for up to 1,000 sports fans.
More improvements are coming to Kambah Village public areas in 2019, following the recent completion of the final sketch plans.
Work on the new car park will begin in October.
The ACT Government is continuing the renewal of Canberra’s suburbs and town centres through the 2018 Budget - with a new Belconnen Bikeway, and Woden and Tuggeranong town centre upgrades.
Register now to join the conversations in 2018.
Work continues on the duplication of Cotter Road.
Barton's historic concrete street signs have been restored.
Wider paths, new furniture and more lighting have been installed in Haig Park.
The duplication of Ashley Drive between Erindale Drive and Johnson Drive is progressing well and on track for completion in early 2018.
Works are continuing at the Gundaroo Drive/ Mirrabei Drive/ Anthony Rolfe Avenue intersection to deliver new traffic lights.
Upgrades are now complete at the Spence shopping centre.
Public realm improvements have been completed at the courtyard on Anketell Street.
Upgrades at Kambah Village, Spence Shops and Charnwood Shops are now complete.
Upgrades to pathways, crossings and traffic islands have started in Monash and Kaleen.
Hibberson Street will be closing permanently to vehicular traffic from Kate Crace Street to Gungahlin Place in order to start work on the Gungahlin light rail terminus.
Works continue on the Ashley Drive duplication.
We're asking Canberrans to help shape the future of our growing city centre.
We’ve rounded up 50+ COVID safe activities to keep kids of all ages busy this school holidays.
Female students at Gold Creek School excel in boxing program.
The Deadly Dingoes are passionate about seeing their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture celebrated at their school.
Students at Bonython Primary have incorporated the ACT Container Deposit Scheme into their learning.
A new space at Evatt Primary School will encourage families and children to connect before class.
A smoking ceremony has marked the start of the Gold Creek School expansion.
High School students put their skills to the test at the CIT Bridge Challenge.
Three schools in Tuggeranong are among the latest ACT public schools to receive upgrades.
Baringa Early Learning Centre has received a Reconciliation Day community grant.
A new Indigenous-inspired uniform designed by Namadgi School students is promoting inclusiveness.
Merisha finds volunteering with the Aranda P & C canteen subcommittee incredibly rewarding.
ACT public school enrolments for the 2022 school year are now open
As part of the ACT Budget 2020-21, new and upgraded schools are planned for Gungahlin.
Canberra’s newest school, Evelyn Scott School, opened its doors in Denman Prospect this week.
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.
To support a transition to a larger school, the project will be delivered in stages.
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.
The upgrades will make the wellbeing space more open, welcoming and modern.
Plans are progressing for a state-of-the-art Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) campus.
Students are building skills and resilience through the bike repair program.
Canberra’s higher education sector is set to expand with the arrival of a new UNSW campus, in the city centre.
The new school in Molonglo will be Canberra’s 89th public school and second zero emissions school.
Early career teacher Francis Ventura has been recognised for his work at Calwell High School.
Natalie Otten has been recognised for her work promoting literacy.
Campbell High teacher Kylie Brown runs a band program that has more than doubled in size.
Tikarra Looke has been recognised for her work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
Consent cards for school vaccinations will be sent home early in the school year for parents and guardians to sign.
The continuing expansion delivers an additional 400 places for students to meet the needs of the growing Gungahlin community.
In addition to the usual curriculum, students will learn about kitchen etiquette and sustainable healthy cooking.
As Canberra grows, the ACT Government continues to ensure that there is a place for every young person at a great local public school.
The ACT Government has committed to a major upgrade of the campus to improve facilities for all students.
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.
Graham Mackay is one of the psychologists supporting ACT students.
A new state-of-the art CIT campus in Woden will provide a cutting-edge educational experience for an expected 6,500 students each year.
ACT public school playgrounds are a community resource and as such are available outside of school operating hours to all residents, not just those attending a particular school.
Canberra’s outstanding teachers, volunteers and school leaders have been recognised at the 2019 ACT Public Education Awards.
A second McNamara-Saunders Astronomical Teaching Telescope has been unveiled at Mt Stromlo.
Local schools across Canberra have received upgrades and refreshments to outdoor and indoor learning areas.
Gold Creek School is expanding to create space for 300 new students in the junior school in 2020 and an additional 200 students in the senior school in 2022.
Schools across Belconnen are getting upgraded to meet the need of growing student numbers.
Outdoor and indoor learning areas have been upgraded at Black Mountain School.
Schools in Woden have received significant upgrades to help cater to all kinds of learning.
Various learning spaces are being upgraded in Tuggeranong schools to help cater to all kinds of learning.
Students at Canberra Institute of Technology are going international again this year.
Students across Canberra will be inspired to unleash their potential through the Olympics Unleashed program.
Healthier food and drinks are on the menu at primary schools across Canberra.
Finalists from 14 Canberra high schools have competed in the Canberra Institute of Technology Construction and Engineering Bridge challenge.
Automotive apprentices from CIT have taken out first and third place in the 2019 MotorEx Flying Spanners competition.
Three new schools will be built in Molonglo, Throsby and Kenny to help with a growing number of enrolments.
Ngunnawal Primary is aiming to achieve a 5 star sustainability rating in its upcoming Actsmart review.
Fadden Primary was awarded the Innovation Award at the 2018 Actsmart Schools Sustainability Awards.
Ainslie School has set a wonderful example of how to support the environment with its 5-Star sustainability rating.
Garran Primary School was awarded the School of the Year award in the 2018 Actsmart Schools Sustainability Awards.
Aranda Primary School received a highly commended place in the 2018 Actsmart Schools Sustainability Awards.
The Margaret Hendry School is the ACT’s first public school to operate with zero emissions.
Let the kids walk to school on Walk Safely to School Day, this Friday 17 May.
CIT hosts Canberra's first Zero CO2 Renewable Energy and Sustainability Forum.
10 lucky CIT students embarked on a two-week study tour of Singapore, Spain and France.
CIT apprentice chefs have stared in their own reality TV show, Pressure Cooker.
A reminder to Canberra drivers to keep our kids safe by parking safely in and around schools.
Canberra’s newest public school has opened its doors, offering a glimpse of the future of education in the Territory.
Here are some tips for a safe and stress-free first day of school for your child.
Canberra's best were recently recognised at the 2018 ACT Public Education Awards.
Amendments to the ACT Discrimination Act have been made to further protect school students and staff.
Encourage your kids to walk or ride to school during Ride Safe to School Week.
Canberrans have helped choose the visual identity for Canberra’s newest school in North Gungahlin.
Don Bemrose is a primary school teacher, an opera singer, a Canberran and a Gungarri man.
Our public libraries give you access to thousands of electronic resources using your library membership and PIN.
All year we’ve been asking Canberrans about the future of schools and education in the ACT.
Students who are new to Australia can access introductory English classes at selected ACT public schools.
Narrabundah College student, Claire Yung, recently represented Australia at the International Science and Mathematical Olympiad in Indonesia.
The ACT vocational education and training sector celebrated Canberra’s top students, employers and training organisations at the 2017 ACT Training Awards.
Canberra has been ranked in the top 20 student cities in the world in 2016. Our city is also home to the top-ranked university in Australia.
Health students from across Canberra have toured the state-of-the-art education and training facilities at University of Canberra Public Hospital.
More than 2,300 students in local public schools are getting involved in the ACT Instrumental Music Program.
Elise Kellet from Dickson College has been selected to represent Australia at the London International Youth Science Forum.
Canberra has a great new cafe that is preparing students with a disability for life after school.
Have you considered one of Canberra’s local public schools for your child’s education?
Canberra public schools offer students a range of activities and programs to help prepare them for life after school.
Students at Charles Conder Primary School will soon have a new sensory garden.
Preschool students at Hawker School and Weetangera School have settled into their new facilities.
Students at Monash Primary School will put their green thumbs to work when a new shared community garden is installed.
Meet six of the 270 new teachers and staff who have joined one of Canberra’s 87 public schools this year.
Some handy tips for parents with children starting school this year.
Two local groups have used their time in Canberra’s lockdown to tap into their creative side.
Nikki Ayers and Kathryn Ross have more than their nursing careers in common, they’re also Australian Paralympians competing in Tokyo.
A new stamp series celebrates the Arboretum’s bonsai collection.
The Work Experience and Support Program (WESP) is open to culturally and linguistically diverse Canberrans.
The fund will assist people with disability pursue leadership roles.
As part of Refugee Week (20-26 June), we put the spotlight on a program aiming to connect women.
The ACTPS Graduate Program will help you kickstart a meaningful career with the ACTPS.
Reflect on the generosity and determination of someone you know and nominate now for the 2022 Australian of the Year Awards.
Canberra's first major urban art festival is on the way.
Stuck for ideas this weekend? Head to Belconnen and discover the public art the region has to offer.
Canberrans urged to roll up their sleeves to give life.
Canberrans receive additional financial assistance to help with energy costs.
A new series of Indigenous murals is set to refresh the Hall Village Park.
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.
The animal shelter volunteers are responsible for walking the dogs and providing them with human interaction.
Tree Week celebrates Canberra’s unique and exceptional trees.
Tanveer has been a volunteer with Libraries ACT since 2019 and loves the social interaction of the role.
Since its inception, the Canberra Hospital Auxiliary Shop has raised more than $4 million for the hospital.
Community input sought on new Multicultural Recognition Act.
For an autumn to remember, see Canberra's streetscapes transform at these locations.
We learn more about the latest recipients of the ACT Honour Walk.
A new street art project is now underway at The Street Theatre.
Applications are now open for the 2021 round of Capital of Equality grants.
Namadgi reopens to the public again following bushfire.
We’ve got your school holiday plans sorted with our list of fun events and activities.
A run-down of services open in Canberra this Easter long weekend.
We explore the Easter traditions of three Canberra families.
The Youth Advisory Council gives young people in Canberra the opportunity to make change.
Travel to and from Canberra just got easier, with the announcement that Rex airlines will offer services to CBR.
The first publicly available hydrogen refuelling station in Australia has opened in Fyshwick.
The 2021 Gold Chief Minister’s Awards were presented to individuals and groups in our community.
Organisers have received approval to hold the Anzac Day Dawn Service with COVID-safe measures in place.
Sonam Choden has been named as ACT Woman of the Year for her work at Calvary Public Hospital during COVID-19.
Canberra Citizens of the Year recognised for supporting the Territory’s public health response to COVID-19.
Through Jobs for Canberrans, former Canberra chef Matt Breis has swapped his cooking utensils for garden tools.
One year on, teachers from Namadgi School reflect on their experience with online learning.
Public charity drop-off bins are returning to Canberra this autumn.
Canberra educators are on a mission to help young people learn basic maths principles while spending time in nature.
Thanks to the ACT Government’s Disability Inclusion Grant program, a new wheelchair lift has recently been installed in the Life Education ACT mobile classroom.
CBR NightCrew is a collaborative initiative between ACT Government and St John Ambulance.
The Scullin shops is undergoing a huge transformation thanks to a stunning new mural.
The Canberra Glassworks is looking forward to the year ahead with a fun and exciting chock-full schedule. Check out what the venue has planned for 2021.
What was the most popular dog name in the ACT last year?
More than 5,800 babies were registered in Canberra in 2020.
One of Canberra’s Transport Canberra buses has been transformed into a Christmas wonderland thanks to a local festive fanatic.
Drowning is the leading cause of accidental death for children aged five years and younger in Australia.
Giving children their own library membership can help with a child's sense of ownership and responsibility.
From 8 to 15 November NAIDOC Week invites all Australians to embrace the history of our country.
Four inspirational Canberrans will join winners from other states and territories for the national awards.
The annual spring celebration moves from its traditional home in Commonwealth Park.
As we begin to emerge from our winter hibernation, it’s natural to want to get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather.
Multicultural advocate Lieta Sauiluma-Duggan has been recognised in the ACT Multicultural Awards.
Canberrans are encouraged to get on their bike next week as part of Spoke Up! For Women's Health.
A pilot program is rolling out called Love Food Hate Waste to raise awareness about reducing food waste.
A photo taken from space will capture our city's best angles, and Canberrans are invited to get in the frame.
Martha has helped refugees from around the world find their feet and adapt to life in Australia.
Construction has finished on the $15 million Belconnen Arts Centre expansion.
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.
The Woden Experiment has been a success, and more streetscape changes are on the way.
The club upgrades have created a safer space for rowers to use.
Sue Devic was recognised this week at the 2020 Canberra Gold Awards.
Robyn Cadwallader’s award-winning novel tells the story of the commissioning of a gorgeously decorated medieval manuscript.
The ACT Government is offering rebates for some fees and charges to help drivers get back on the road sooner.
Jason Stockheim was one of seven ACT Government staff recognised in the 2020 Australia Day Honours list.
ACT-issued identity documents destroyed by bushfires can be replaced for free by contacting Access Canberra.
The storm has been declared a catastrophe for insurance purposes, and given the scale of the damage, the government recognises that the removal of vehicles may take some time.
Canberra's most popular baby names for 2019 have been released. Find out which ones topped the list.
The Canberra Theatre’s has launched a new podcast and interview series called Thirty Minute Call.
Canberrans living in public housing have been recognised at the 2019 Housing ACT gardening competition awards ceremony.
Along with the joys of sunny days and the holiday season come a number of perils and pitfalls. We’ve put together a guide to resources to help you through our long hot summer.
Four inspiring and outstanding Canberrans have been announced as the ACT’s Australians of the Year.
The ACT Government’s online consultation hub wants to hear from members of the community on actions they believe could to be undertaken to help achieve gender equality.
The ACT’s 2020 Australians of the Year will be announced on Monday 28 October.
Recent works at Boomanulla Oval in Narrabundah have now been completed.
Want a quick and easy way to help shape Canberra? Then join the new YourSay Community Panel.
Canberra has a number of heated indoor pools perfect for keeping your laps up over the cooler season.
The Men's Shed at Kambah has moved to Weston Creek.
Have your say on the management of cats in Canberra.
This camera is located at the pedestrian walkway in Haig Park between Mort Street and Henty Streets in Braddon.
Come and play at the two new parks now open in Gungahlin.
Canberra's top dog names for 2018 are in! Check out the full list to see whether your furry friend was included.
Kids and families across Central Canberra will soon benefit from new and improved playgrounds.
Kids and families across Belconnen will soon benefit from new and improved playgrounds.
Kids and families across Gungahlin will soon benefit from new and improved playgrounds.
Kids and families across Weston Creek, Molonglo and Woden will soon benefit from new and improved playgrounds.
Kids and families across Tuggeranong will soon benefit from new and improved playgrounds.
New and improved playgrounds are coming to Canberra. Find out more about upgrades in your region.
From snow to spiders, Canberra offered some interesting stories on social media this year.
Doesn't matter where you go to cool off this summer, ensure you are swim safe with these tips.
Looking for the perfect way to spend time with the family outdoors? Check out some of Canberra's best swim spots.
The most popular baby names of 2018 have been released and different names proved popular across each region.
The CBR NightCrew keeps people safe on a night out in the city this festive season.
The Canberra summer presents the perfect opportunity to head outside with the kids!
Canberra’s outdoor swimming pools are open for summer.
New kangaroo sculptures are on permanent display at the park.
The last Sunday of Floriade is dedicated to Dogs' Day Out.
The market will be held Friday 5 October from 4-8pm.
After 12 months of consultation, the Better Suburbs statement has been released.
The artwork is by local artist Dr Hanna Hoyne.
This Foster and Kinship Care Week, 9-16 September, ACT Together is encouraging all Canberrans to consider whether they could help through foster care.
If you have noisy neighbours, follow these simple conversation steps to help reduce the noise.
Responsible pet owners can play a key role in reducing nuisance and dangerous pet behaviour in our community.
Canberra's newest park on the edge of Lake Burley Griffin, is now open.
One in three Australian women has experienced violence at the hands of a man.
Canberra’s public pools are now open to help you beat the heat this summer.
A micro park will soon pop up in Garema Place.
Construction of the new 1.2 hectare dog park in Weston Creek is planned to start in the coming months
Canberra is proud to be Australia’s most LGBTIQ-friendly city.
Canberra’s newest public park is set to open at West Basin in early 2018 and you can help choose its name.
A new Tharwa Draft Village Plan is available for feedback.
Enjoy the spectacular visual of 2,000 shimmering candles.
The Cork Oak Forest at the National Arboretum is turning 100 and everyone is invited to help celebrate.
Enjoy four-legged fun with your pup at Floriade.
The ACT will celebrate its first Reconciliation Day in May 2018.
The artwork that will feature inside Canberra’s light rail vehicles and at the 13 light rail stops has been revealed.
Would you like to receive your rates and land tax bills by email?
Foster carers come from all walks of life. Couples, families, singles, LGBTI and all religions and cultures.
With spring now upon us Canberrans are urged to be aware that magpie swooping season has begun.
A session will be held on Tuesday 19 September to provide information about the re-homing of Greyhounds and support available to people exiting the industry.
Shade sails have been installed at a number of Canberra playgrounds ahead of the summer sun.
You can now have your say on the new draft village master plan for Tharwa.
Have your say about a new public artwork at the Hughes Shops.
Community feedback has helped inform the roll-out of upgrades at Canberra’s popular off-leash dog parks.
Grants are now available for young Canberrans with ideas for projects, events or activities that focus on social inclusion.
Community feedback is telling us that not all dog owners are acting responsibly in Canberra.
Canberra’s newest natural play areas are now open at Tuggeranong Town Park, Finn St Park in O'Connor and Telopea Park in Barton.
There will soon be more opportunities to swing, slide and climb at the Howell Place playground in Gowrie.
Canberrans now have an opportunity to share their favourite photo of our city on the Access Canberra homepage.
A world-first free mobile laundry service for the homeless has now been operating in Canberra for a year.
Is there a Canberran who inspires you? Someone who makes an exceptional contribution to their field or the Canberra community? Then nominate them for the Order of Australia.
There’ll be art and craft at the Arboretum this July school holidays.
Canberra locals are being encouraged to check out the new Canberra and Region Visitors Centre at Regatta Point.
Artists in Canberra will have a new architecturally designed space to make and exhibit their work.
Alex Sloan has been recognised as the 2017 Canberra Citizen.
Kick-start some amazing outdoor adventures for your children with a Nature Play Passport.
Visitors to The Canberra Theatre Centre will now view performances in comfortable new seating.
Enlighten will illuminate the nation’s capital from 3-12 March.
Popcorn! Showbags! Farm animals! There'll be lots to see and do at Showtime in the City
The 2017 National Multicultural Festival will be held 17-19 February in the city centre.
There's something for everyone to enjoy and participate in this Australia Day.
Young Canberrans will benefit from playground upgrades that will be rolled out from early this year.
The ACT Government will be running a series of community information sessions on the light rail to Woden.
A Tuggeranong man has celebrated his 100th ride on the Ginninderry minibus service.
UC students have been asked to reimagine the iconic Canberra bus shelter.
We meet the winner of the Light Rail Safety Poster Competition.
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.
Canberra parents who want to avoid school traffic jams are encouraged to embrace the 'Part way is okay' message.
Canberrans have access to another mode of transport now that e-scooters have launched.
The new Hino Poncho buses are operating as part of Transport Canberra's Flexible Bus Service.
A perfect time to remind the community to pay attention and take responsibility when catching the light rail.
The Braddon rainbow roundabout has been named the international roundabout of the year.
E-bikes help Canberra become a greener city by reducing our carbon footprint.
The next time you plan on visiting the city consider cycling in.
If you catch the light rail anytime soon, you might catch a glimpse of Ash!
If you've ever needed assistance while using Canberra's light rail, you've most likely spoken to Lorena.
Andrew is very committed to continuing to provide Canberra's light rail service.
Les maintains a can-do attitude and loves helping the Canberra community navigate the public transport system.
Kenneth is a major asset to the Canberra Metro Operations team
A new service in Strathnairn has been introduced, connecting residents to Canberra’s public transport network.
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.
Heavy vehicle traffic to be reduced on Tuggeranong's main street.
If you own a motor vehicle registered in the ACT, your existing CTP insurance policy will automatically become a Motor Accident Injuries policy.
Local students at Gungahlin College have created posters to promote safety around light rail vehicles in Canberra.
A revised bus timetable will run over the Christmas and New Year period from Monday 23 December 2019 until Friday 10 January 2020.
The introduction of the new laws follows a community consultation process in mid-2019.
Transport Canberra’s late night services will help you get home this festive season.
Veterans will be able to use our public transport for free during a week from Remembrance Day 2019 and a week from ANZAC Day 2020.
From 1 January 2020, there will be a range of changes for L and P plate drivers.
More bus stops have been upgraded across Canberra. Find out what this means for your commute.
An updated weekend bus timetable is now in operation across the ACT.
Find the Stage 2 light rail team at Floriade this October.
Join the Light Rail City to Woden Project Team is at Floriade this October.
The light rail is extending to Commonwealth Park and then to Woden.
For one week every year in August, Rail Safety Week shines a spotlight on rail safety in the community.
Upgrades along the City Interchange on Alinga Street are now complete.
It's been 1 month since light rail launched in Canberra. Find out how commuters used the service.
Canberrans can continue to make the most of dockless bike share in the city centre.
There is still time to ride light rail with one month free travel using MyWay. Plan your journey online!
Heading to the light rail launch this Saturday 20 April? Here are 10 tips to help you make the most of your day.
Road closures will be put in place this weekend to support the light rail launch. Find out how best to get to the launch.
Light rail is fast approaching, follow these tips to become rail ready.
To adjust to the new bus network there will be free travel on all buses for the next month.
The new network will begin in early 2019.
The new network will begin in early 2019.
The new network will begin in early 2019.
The new network will begin in early 2019.
Canberra's new bus network has been announced, explore what's new here.
After a two year trial lane filtering is now legal in Canberra.
Canberra's new bus network will be announced this month and come into effect January 2019.
The results of the new bus network work will be announced in the coming months.
You can now check images of most traffic offences online.
Public Transport users in Canberra can expect a new bus network.
The new School Crossing Supervisor program has been welcomed by schools and parents across Canberra.
There are a range of local businesses across the ACT who are offering ‘bike stop’ facilities to support local and visiting cyclists.
Canberrans and visitors can take public transport from the CBD to the Canberra Airport.
Buses now service Dickson through the new Dickson bus station.
If you are tempted to overstay your parking time limit this summer, don’t!
Intersection closures and diversions are in place as work continues on stage 1 of light rail between Gungahlin and the City.
A new bus timetable starts in Canberra on Saturday 7 October.
Park at the new facility and complete your journey on a bus.
A new bus station is coming to Gungahlin Place in early 2018 between Hibberson Street and Ernest Cavanagh Street.
Older Canberrans who live in the Inner North will soon be able to use Canberra’s Flexible Bus service.
How much do you know about CTP? Did you know that if you hit a kangaroo and are injured, you are not covered under CTP?
There are new rapid bus services coming to Canberra.
There’s a new Park & Pedal site to help you get active and get around our capital.
A new bus service now connects Canberra Airport to Civic.
Canberrans now have the chance to vote for one new ACT numberplate and to retain one current ACT numberplate slogan.
New MyWay fares for public transport in Canberra will soon come into effect.
Canberra’s parking inspectors are keen to bust the stereotypes that surround their role.
A range of infrastructure upgrades are underway or have recently been completed across our city.
A preschool class put their problem-solving skills to the test to fix a set of traffic lights.
For more than 90 years, Yarralumla Nursery has been providing Canberrans with free plants.
Dickson’s Access Canberra Service Centre has reached a milestone of more than 22,000 transactions.
The ACT community has the opportunity to help shape the new Access Canberra Service Centre.
Construction is well and truly underway across the Belconnen road network.
The ACT Government’s bulky waste collection service recycles goods, such as furniture, to help Canberrans in need.
Story Walks is a 2.6-kilometre interactive walk incorporating a reading activity suitable for the whole family.
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.
Canberra's pooch population are being pampered with upgrades to dog parks & the Domestic Animal Services shelter.
Canberrans can look forward to more street art popping up across the Territory.
Vivian is responsible for managing contractors to maintain 4,468,000 m2 of community paths.
If you’re a regular visitor to Woden Library, then you’ve most likely been helped by Colleen.
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.
ACT library fines have been written off, with fees now being charged after items are more than four weeks overdue.
Dickson Library has served the Inner North community for 50 years.
Do you love getting to know your community and can provide great customer service?
Canberrans are being invited to have their say on a new community space being created at Woden Library.
Looking for a safe place to let your dog cool down over summer? Several new off-leash and swimming areas for your four-legged friends have been announced.
Spring in Canberra is a good time to clean out unwanted items. Find out how you can spring clean.
You no longer need to queue at an Access Canberra shopfront with more services available online.
With warmer weather well on the way, Canberrans are getting ready to pull out the cossies and goggles to enjoy one of the city’s many ACT Government pools.
More flexible ways are being introduced to deal with damage to heritage places and objects in Canberra.
New road markings called Chevrons are being trialed along the Tuggeranong Parkway.
A free household bulky waste collection service will be rolled out across the ACT from July 2020.
We have some simple tips to help you stay safe as you share the environment with magpies.
The Green Waste Bin collection is saving Canberrans time and money and is reducing the amount of waste sent to landfill.
Construction is being conducted in stages on three new nature play spaces across Canberra.
Almost 30 million containers have been returned through the ACT Container Deposit Scheme since it began in June 2018.
Work is currently underway on a new playground on Gungahlin Place.
A new artwork has replaced an old favourite at Hughes Shops.
We're planning for a better mix of playgrounds that cater to more ages, abilities and play styles across five Canberra suburbs.
It's now even easier for Canberrans to recycle containers with four new Container Deposit Scheme return points.
Recycling has become part of our everyday waste management habits. Check out the list of common mistakes to ensure you are recycling right.
The annual autumn street sweeping program starts now across Canberra to remove leaf litter and debris. Find out when your street is due for a sweep.
Find out if your bin collection is effected over the Easter period.
It's not too late, you still have time to register your green bin.
Additional resources for better city presentation with cleaner public spaces and better maintenance is coming your way in Civic, Acton and Braddon.
Three new wetlands in the Fyshwick catchment will allow clean stormwater to flow into Lake Burley Griffin.
Find out how to register for a green bin now.
More than 12.9 million containers have been deposited since the ACT Container Deposit Scheme started.
Gungahlin, Central Canberra, Woden and Molonglo green waste bin services have been brought forward to 1 April.
Follow these three easy steps to have your green bin collected every fortnight.
There are hundreds of free resources across ACT Public Libraries for you to use.
Over half of Canberra's streetlights will be changed to LED.
Belconnen residents now have their own green bin.
Belconnen residents will soon have green bins.
Recycle to earn 10c of every eligible bottle and cans.
Residents across Tuggeranong will have their first green waste collections later this month.
A new and improved ‘Fix My Street’ website now offers more information on what’s going on in your local area.
Green waste bin collections will commence in Tuggeranong and Belconnen in 2018.
More community facilities and programs are coming to Woden Library.
A site in Duffy has been identified as a potential location for a new dog park for the Weston Creek community.
It’s never been easier to access the wealth of resources at your local library! Borrow Box is an exciting new eBook and eAudio book service. Libraries ACT members just need to install the Borrow Box app (available for iOS and Google Android devices) on their tablet or smartphone to search or browse titles, check them out, download and start reading or listening.
The last month of winter will give platypus-watchers their best chance of seeing these much-loved animals.
New electric tools are helping staff at Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve reduce carbon emissions.
Canberrans will have another year to trial electric bikes and accessories at the Canberra Electric Bike Library.
A Ngunnawal couple’s street pantry has helped people in need.
