‘Money train’: fugitive developer’s Liberal links boast
Political donations involving powerbrokers that link a fugitive developer and two brothers of a former premier are being probed in a corruption inquiry.
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Canberra on 27 July 2026
First, the weather: cloud increasing across the capital today, 12° / 1°. Clear and calm. Feels like 9.1° with wind at 8.6 km/h. A light extra layer should be enough for most people. Tue follows with light drizzle possible and 11° / 1°.
Top of today's local coverage: “‘Money train’: fugitive developer’s Liberal links boast”, reported by CityNews. Also worth a look today: “Vigil to honour Canberra’s homeless” (CityNews) and “Hanson loses appeal over ‘seriously offensive’ tweet” (CityNews). In all, 10 stories from 4 local outlets made today's cut.
If you're heading out, 6 of today's listings are on right now, including Indigenous Literacy Foundation: Strength in our stories at National Library of Australia, Parkes. Every item above links straight to its original source.
Conditions as last updated: Clear and calm. Feels like 9.1° with wind at 8.6 km/h. A light extra layer should be enough for most people.
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The day's filtered local news
Summaries below are nberra.com's own wording unless marked as a publisher extract; each headline links to the original reporting at its source.
‘Money train’: fugitive developer’s Liberal links boast
Political donations involving powerbrokers that link a fugitive developer and two brothers of a former premier are being probed in a corruption inquiry.
Vigil to honour Canberra’s homeless
A memorial vigil is being held in Canberra to pay tribute to individuals who have lost their lives while experiencing homelessness. The event marks the start of Homelessness Week and is organized by Havelock Housing.
Hanson loses appeal over ‘seriously offensive’ tweet
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has failed to overturn a court ruling that she made a racist remark when she told a fellow senator to go "back to Pakistan".
Police allege trio from Sydney stormed Canberra home, set it alight
An adult and two teenagers from western Sydney have faced court today after a serious arson incident in Canberra's north.
Risk consultant defends arming private security at Jewish events
A royal commission on antisemitism has pressed a risk and security consultant on his belief that the private security sector should be armed when protecting open air events.
Teenage trio charged over alleged arson attack that left residents with minor injuries
Three teenagers have faced court after allegedly setting a Giralang home alight before attempting to escape interstate.
Settler violence in the West Bank escalates after violent clash
Violence has escalated in the West Bank following a recent clash between settlers and Palestinians. Detentions of Palestinians have increased in response to the incident.
Ombudsman warns ATO over bias in tax process
Bias in tax administration has again come to light, with the Tax Ombudsman giving the ATO quite a rebuke. In its just-published report of a review of the system, the Tax Ombudsman has warned that unchecked bias in tax…
Government building to stay shut after more asbestos found
A government building is currently closed due to the discovery of asbestos in additional areas beyond its initial detection. Further cleaning and remediation work are required before the facility can reopen.
Your foodie guide to Gungahlin
Gungahlin is home to various eateries that offer unique dining experiences. The suburb has evolved beyond its initial reputation as a rapidly growing area, now boasting a range of culinary options.
What was on
Binalong Community Markets
Cafe On Queen, Binalong
The Iliad Out Loud | Four Winds
Four Winds, Barragga Bay
Indigenous Literacy Foundation: Strength in our stories
National Library of Australia, Parkes
Christmas in July Feast at Jamison
Canberra Southern Cross Club Jamison, Macquarie
Fireside Festival 2026
Various venues across the Canberra Region, Canberra
MEGAfauna Megahunt
Australian National Botanic Gardens, Acton
Platypus Month
Various venues and locations in Canberra and the Capital Region, Canberra
Nature Play at the Arboretum - Winter in the Woods
National Arboretum Canberra, Molonglo
This page is the preserved daily edition for 27 July 2026. The live homepage always carries the current curation, and the archive index lists every past edition.