Ian Bushnell

Canberra is going to see more multi-storey development in the quest for more housing within the city limits, but let's hope it can look a bit better than some of the apartment blocks going up.

Next decade's major infrastructure project for Canberra's CBD has taken a step forward with the ACT Government seeking a consultant to develop the business case and early design for the National Convention and Entertainment Centre to be built on the Civic pool site.

First Bean. Now Fenner. The independents movement that turned David Smith's southern seat into the most marginal Labor seat in the country is now gunning for Andrew Leigh.

The ACT's new cabinet minister aims to live up to her name, but in the nicest possible way.

Canberra public servants again face the threat of the Coalition taking an axe to the public service after Opposition Leader Angus Taylor was caught telling a closed-door event in Brisbane of his plans to overhaul the government workforce and get rid of wasteful bureaucracy.

Canberra residential property prices continued to fall in July amid the chilling effects of ongoing economic uncertainty and fears of…

Planning changes that would allow buildings up to 15 storeys tall in areas around Hume Circle have been approved by Regional Development, Local Government and Territories Minister Kristy McBain.

The cash-strapped Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) is calling for expressions of interest in voluntary redundancies from its workforce as part of new plans to put the struggling organisation on a firmer and more sustainable footing.

Canberra's iconic precast concrete bus shelters have been added to the ACT Heritage Register, recognising their architectural, historic and social significance to the national capital.

The Canberra Institute of Technology is facing action from the work safety regulator over an incident at Floriade in which a student lost a finger.