Canberra today
Tuesday in Canberra: light drizzle possible, 13° / 7°. Take an umbrella and waterproof layer with you. Tomorrow, Wednesday: light drizzle possible, 18° / 9°.
Today's lead story, from CityNews: “Liberals push for stronger policing in Molonglo”. Canberra Liberals are advocating for increased police presence in Molonglo to address concerns about home invasions and response times. A delivery plan for a promised police station is also being pushed to ensure its construction meets community needs.
Also in today's feed: “‘Cheese and bikkies’: Raiders leader inspiring team” (CityNews); “No separate inquiry into Brindabella car park as committee warns of ‘concerning precedent’” (Region Canberra); “Barr rules out data centres at public pools” (CityNews).
On today — Zoo in Bloom (The National Zoo and Aquarium, Weston), 9:30am–4:30pm. Also listed for today — Floriade 2026 (Commonwealth Park, Canberra), 12:00am–11:59pm.
Canberra Liberals are advocating for increased police presence in Molonglo to address concerns about home invasions and response times. A delivery plan for a promised police station is also being pushed to ensure its construction meets community needs.
Summaries below are nberra.com's own wording unless marked as a publisher extract; each headline links to the original reporting at its source.
The Canberra Raiders women's team is close to making their first NRLW grand final. Despite missing a key player, the team's leader is continuing to inspire and support her teammates as they prepare for the final.
Brindabella Christian College’s controversial carpark will be examined as part of a wider probe into planning enforcement, as an ACT Legislative Assembly committee warned that creating a pathway for its approval could set a “concerning precedent” and appear to reward non-compliance.
Chief Minister Andrew Barr has rejected the idea of placing data centres near Canberra's public swimming pools. An ACT Greens proposal is set to be debated in the Legislative Assembly this week.
Canberra's school holidays are approaching, bringing a range of activities for families to enjoy together. A variety of options are available to keep kids engaged and entertained during the spring break.
Ray White Canberra has acquired Cream Residential, a family-owned real estate firm established in 1997. The property team from Cream Residential will join the larger agency from 1 November 2026.
Canberra Outlet is set to host a new fun run event that combines window shopping with physical activity. The event aims to provide a unique and entertaining experience for participants.
Several Canberra restaurants are now offering gluten-free options, providing alternatives for diners with dietary restrictions. These establishments have introduced gluten-free options, making their food accessible to a wider range of customers.
A local dragon boat club is celebrating a significant milestone in its history. The club's paddlers take to the lake at dawn to continue their tradition.
A 95-year-old man has died after a van collided with a mobility scooter in Canberra. He initially suffered minor injuries and was taken to hospital, but his condition later deteriorated.
The National Zoo and Aquarium, Weston
Commonwealth Park, Canberra
The National Zoo and Aquarium, Weston
Commonwealth Park, Parkes
Canberra Glassworks, Kingston
National Museum of Australia, Acton
National Gallery of Australia, Parkes
National Gallery of Australia, Parkes
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