Daily archive
Canberra on 14 September 2026
Monday in Canberra: cloud increasing, 20° / 8°. A light extra layer should be enough for most people. Tomorrow, Tuesday: light drizzle possible, 18° / 6°.
Today's lead story, from CityNews: “Pharmacists to stop work at Canberra hospitals”. Public-sector pharmacists in Canberra will stop work for two hours tomorrow, marking a first strike by ACT government pharmacists in recent history. The strike is being carried out by the union representing these pharmacists.
Also in today's feed: “Term 4 public school strikes possible as teachers reject latest government pay offer” (Region Canberra); “Is it time for Canberrans to have more representatives in the Legislative Assembly?” (Region Canberra); “Floriade, K-Pop and West End magic: 80+ things to do in Canberra this week” (HerCanberra).
On today — Zoo in Bloom (The National Zoo and Aquarium, Weston), 9:00am–4:00pm. Also listed for today — Underground Spirits Gin Garden at Floriade (Commonwealth Park, Parkes), 9:30am–5:00pm.
Top story
CityNews
Public-sector pharmacists in Canberra will stop work for two hours tomorrow, marking a first strike by ACT government pharmacists in recent history. The strike is being carried out by the union representing these pharmacists.
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.
Region Canberra
Teachers in the ACT may go on strike in Term 4 due to a rejected government pay offer. Industrial action, including strikes, is possible as union members have turned down the latest proposal.
Region Canberrapublisher extract
Canberra’s current model of political representation is coming under the microscope as part of a new committee inquiry. It follows a review report that recommended, among other things, increasing the Assembly from its current 25 members to 35.
HerCanberra
Canberra is hosting a wide range of events this week, including Floriade and K-Pop activities. The city's calendar is filled with over 80 exciting activities to enjoy during the spring season.
Region Canberra
A burglar targeting businesses in Canberra has been jailed for a series of break-ins. The thief made off with cash from various locations, including strong boxes, tills, and staff pay packets, leaving no safe haven for their ill-gotten gains.
HerCanberrapublisher extract
Game, set, match! Play Tennis Week is serving up some free fun this September, and you certainly don’t need a Grand Slam title to join in on the action.
HerCanberra
Canberra's pancake scene offers a diverse range of options for those looking to enjoy this popular dish. Pancakes are a beloved treat that can be enjoyed at any time, in various forms, and across different cultures.
CityNews
A man has been injured in a shark attack at a remote beach, and is currently receiving medical attention. The incident has left the man in a serious but stable condition.
CityNewspublisher extract
Women and children fleeing violence will have access to new homes, but more needs to be done for essential workers, independent MPs say.
ABC Canberra
A major steelworks in Whyalla is set to close, resulting in significant job losses. A government package has been announced to support affected workers.
What was on
Visit CanberraToday · 9:00am–4:00pm
The National Zoo and Aquarium, Weston
Visit CanberraToday · 9:30am–5:00pm
Commonwealth Park, Parkes
Visit CanberraToday · 12:00am–11:59pm
Commonwealth Park, Canberra
Visit CanberraToday · 9:00am–5:00pm
National Museum of Australia, Acton
Visit CanberraToday · 10:00am–5:00pm
National Gallery of Australia, Parkes
Visit CanberraToday · 10:00am–5:00pm
National Gallery of Australia, Parkes
Visit CanberraToday · 9:00am–5:00pm
National Library of Australia, Parkes
Visit CanberraToday
Hyatt Hotel Canberra - A Park Hyatt Hotel, Yarralumla
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