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Canberra on 15 October 2026

Thursday in Canberra: light drizzle possible, 17° / 7°. A warm jacket will make the trip out much more comfortable. Tomorrow, Friday: cloud increasing, 18° / 9°.

CityNews leads today with “YWCA slams ACT’s backflip over electronic monitoring”.

Also in today's feed: “WATCH: Car chase ends when allegedly stolen car crashes into parked ute, police say” (Region Canberra); “Driver charged after pursuit through Belconnen” (CityNews); “Things to do in Canberra this week (16 – 22 October)” (Region Canberra).

On today — Canberra Short Film Festival (Dendy Cinemas Canberra, Canberra), 6:00pm–10:00pm. Also listed for today — The Weavers’ Studio (National Gallery of Australia, Parkes), 10:00am–5:00pm.

Top story

CityNewspublisher extract

YWCA slams ACT’s backflip over electronic monitoring

YWCA Canberra has condemned the ACT government's decision to abandon plans for electronic monitoring of high-risk domestic and family violence offenders, accusing it of putting cost pressures ahead of women's safety.

The day's filtered local news

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Region Canberra

Things to do in Canberra this week (16 – 22 October)

There are various activities and events happening in Canberra from 16 to 22 October. These include art exhibitions, live music events, spring festivals, sport, and charity events, catering to different interests and preferences.

CityNews

An evening that makes a difference

A community event will bring together canapés, music, and conversation to support Canberrans in need. The event aims to engage the community in supporting those facing hardship.

What was on

Visit CanberraNext on tomorrow from 2:00pm to 3:00pm

Quiet Places

The Gallery Next Door, Duffy

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