Housing: Separately titled dwellings will be permitted on all larger blocks across Canberra's suburbs as part of the biggest shake up to the city's planning system since self-government.
Public service: A contingent of the Community and Public Sector Union will encourage members to vote down a service-wide pay offer, calling union efforts "weak".
Sport: It was almost the Canberra Raiders ambush to end all ambushes as the Green Machine's season ended in extra time. Now the focus will switch to Jack Wighton following biting allegations.
Public Sector Informant | Public Eye: A storm has been brewing inside the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, write Miriam Webber and Justine Landis-Hanley.
Economy: The tax credit scheme is the nation's largest fossil fuel subsidy and one of the biggest in the world, and an expert says the "cost to the taxpayer is unconscionable".
What's on: From political "sexpionage" to intelligence reports on suburban mums, Canberra's history is rife with lesser told stories of female spies, and women being spied on.
