While Canberra’s lockdown has lifted, there are still important health considerations ahead.

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.

A range of certificates will be available to ACT parents who have lost a baby before 20 weeks gestation.

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.

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.

A Lake Tuggeranong College student has been named the Australian School-based Apprentice of the Year.

On World Teacher’s Day, we meet a teacher from Amaroo School.

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

New school for growing Gungahlin region.

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.

Keep safe this summer holiday season.

JobTrainer offers free vocational education and training for Canberrans in areas of skills need.

We speak to our community's essential workers.

Luke Ferguson empowers young people with disability through music.

The ACT Senior Australian of the Year has committed her life to helping others in need.

ACT Young Australian of the Year Sean Dondas helps support young people experiencing the devastating effects of cancer.

Legendary basketballer Patty Mills has been named the ACT Australian of the Year.

We speak to members of the YourSay panel.

We meet the nominees of the 2022 ACT Australian of the Year Awards.

Canberra’s hospitality industry will once again welcome customers for seated service.

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.

The ACT Government will be running a series of community information sessions on the light rail to Woden.

A Tuggeranong man has celebrated his 100^th 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.

We meet WorkSafe ACT inspector Tamara.

As the ACT enters bushfire season, we meet the all-female firefighter crew at the Hall Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade.

The ACT Government will pilot a food waste collection service for selected Belconnen suburbs.

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.

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.

A Braddon food truck has reduced its environmental impact through the ACT Container Deposit Scheme.

Work on a Big Canberra Battery is underway.

A new wetland has been created in Lake Tuggeranong to help keep our water clean.

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