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The Brindabella Christian College reform group is calling on the ACT Government to provide clear guidance on the troubled private school's future sooner rather than later.

With families across Canberra struggling to cope with the cost of living, many can't afford to put their kids into sport. Thankfully, the Canberra charity ‘Every Chance' has reemerged to provide a solution, assisting needy families struggling to pay registration fees for kids' sports.

States and territories will be able to grab a slice of a new $900 million funding program aimed at boosting productivity in housing construction and other building sectors, if they come to the party on the Federal Government's terms.

Funding for the first phase of the literacy and numeracy teaching reforms in ACT public schools will go towards decodable readers and other evidence-informed resources for Kindergarten to Year 2 classes.

Panels on Australian politics, 80s classic flicks and existentialist theatre, no one can say Canberra doesn't have it all. Let us bring you the best of the coming week in the ACT.

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A female pedestrian has died after being hit by a car while she was on the highway near Goulburn early on Thursday morning (14 November).

At this point, Emily Shoemark is smiling through the pain.

Qantas has backslid on the number of flights it cancels on its Canberra routes, particularly to and from Sydney and Melbourne.

Police have released footage of an alleged robbery at Coles Manuka on Remembrance Day and have asked for the public's help to identify the apparent perpetrator.