Subscriber | Video: David Pocock was an inspirational captain of the Wallabies - players would have followed him as he charged at a tank. He has inspired a new group of volunteers who seem equally energised.
Subscriber: Australia will need to accept a dramatic boost in defence spending over the coming years or be left red-faced at the soaring cost of safety in the region, a former top spy has warned.
Subscriber: David Pocock will defeat Zed Seselja to claim the ACT's second Senate seat, election analysts believe, although it could take weeks for the historic result to be made official.
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Subscriber: A former high-ranking public servant has lost a protracted battle to keep his identity secret, with the ACT's top court set to allow media to reveal he is a convicted child sex offender.
Subscriber: The Attorney-General has defended extending tough anti-terrorism laws in the ACT which have never been used, arguing territory citizens would be exposed to a worse Commonwealth scheme without the local legislation.
Aboriginal Tent Embassy representatives say they reject the Uluru Statement from the Heart, and urge Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and incoming Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Burney to consult with them further.
Subscriber: A Canberra construction company owner shot a nail at a partygoer's head during an incident of "madness" triggered by his wife arguing with another woman.
Subscriber | Graphs: Aranda is among 10 suburbs to have outgrown the 30 per cent urban tree-canopy by 2045 target, according to Nearmap aerial imagery.
With a helicopter buzzing over much of Canberra on Saturday, punters may have been forgiven for thinking ScoMo or Albo was about to land to make a last-minute election pitch. But, no, you'll be seeing and hearing that helicopter a little more yet.
Subscriber: The final hurdle for the ACT Brumbies before finals footy has been labelled a "tricky" one, but that hasn't stopped coach Dan McKellar from changing up the team.
