
Canberra investors set for 'widow's tax' relief
Federal government pledges to fix tax burden on investment property couples, offering direct relief to ACT households facing financial strain.
Latest news from Canberra.

Federal government pledges to fix tax burden on investment property couples, offering direct relief to ACT households facing financial strain.

Major cities' worst auction clearance rates in years signal potential slowdown ahead for Canberra buyers and sellers.

Expert breakdown of Korean collagen masks like Biodance and Abib sold in Canberra. Find out if viral sheet masks deliver results or are pure hype.

The Rebel Rebel cook is back competing for a second year with her signature contemporary dishes.

Shane Anderson's vision reshapes Canberra's housing market. The Lawson project shows how one developer anticipated demand before the market caught up.

SP Experts brings global luxury residential standards to Canberra with ambitious new project after years of market analysis.

A major new junior competition signals Cricket ACT's commitment to independent player development after narrowly avoiding a merger with interstate rivals.

House and unit prices are forecast to slide up to 4 per cent next financial year, creating a rare window for first-time buyers to enter the market at reduced entry points.

The popular eatery's move marks another shift in Braddon's dining landscape as venues recalibrate their footprints and offerings in response to changing customer patterns.

An extra 40,000 jobs added to Australia's economy in May signals a resilient labour market that may keep the Reserve Bank focused on managing inflation through interest rates.

New ACT regulations on temporary road access during construction could add thousands of dollars to building projects and inflate new home prices across the territory.

A major mixed-use project is being reoriented to student housing, reflecting broader market pressures on hospitality investment and changing demand dynamics in central Canberra.

Mounting pressures on the service reveal a sustainability challenge that will require either workforce expansion or structural reform to maintain round-the-clock coverage without exhausting staff.

The ACT Government's initial funding injection signals the start of a decade-long battle against algal blooms that threaten recreation and property values across the region.

The National Arboretum will host its inaugural winter festival, expanding the city's year-round events calendar and offering a fresh draw for both locals and visitors during the quieter months.

The airline's December resumption of flights marks a critical reconnection for the capital's tourism and business traveller base after more than two years without direct Middle Eastern access.

Community concerns mount as three high-density land parcels head to market, fuelling debate about whether development targets are outpacing livability.

Canberra's public sector workforce moves closer to strikes after stalled negotiations, threatening city services.
The Daily Network — local news across Australia