Emmy Groves

At first glance artists Ethel Carrick and Anne Dangar seem to have little in common besides gender and career choice, but a new exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia is inviting visitors to take a closer look.

Four Canberra schools have recorded above average results in this year's NAPLAN tests of literacy and numeracy skills.

Upon being named the 2024 Political Cartoonist of the Year, Megan Herbert demanded a recount.

No trace has ever been found of missing Cessna 210 VH-MDX, despite 43 years of searching Barrington Tops National Park in New South Wales. 

Bus services will return to normal on Saturday after drivers went on strike on Friday, in a surprise unprotected action that caught many off-guard and left some people stranded.

There are more sellers than buyers in the Canberra property market, as a new report finds home values declined over the last three months.

ACT government conservation officers have confirmed the first sighting of a wild koala in the territory since 2021, near the developing northern suburb of Jacka.

For Jazz, a racing heart used to be a bad thing. Now, as he competes in the Australian Transplant Games, it's a sign he's living life to the full after organ donation. 

When Harriet Spring publicly admitted she'd lost a $1.6 million inheritance to scammers, she had low expectations for both financial compensation and criminal consequences, but over the past week there's been progress on both fronts.

Delivery driver Vikas Sharma was driving down Queanbeyan's Bungendore Road around 1am on Wednesday when he was waved down by a man in a "bad condition".

A 42-year-old man in a serious but stable condition in Canberra Hospital after a stabbing attack in Queanbeyan overnight.

As year 12 students face the pressure and stress of sitting their ACT Scaling Test exams this week, three Canberrans who followed an unconventional career path to success are reminding students they're "more than a score".

A CSIRO survey of almost 2,000 Australians saw 55 per cent of participants report eating more when feeling depressed, and 46 per cent report eating less when feeling happy.

When Dorothy Henderson-Smart based her decision to wear trousers on convenience, little did she know she'd end up making headlines. Years later, her family has uncovered the story of the "girl who shocked Canberra". 

Jenn Arnold knew her partner Stephen wanted his organs donated in the event of a tragedy, because they discussed it before he died in a car accident. She says more people should discuss their donation status this DonateLife week.

Queanbeyan-based business owner Aami Mills lost $10,000 to hackers after creating her own small business and using social media to advertise. Now, she's taking extra steps to protect herself, but says social media companies should do more.

Newcomers to Canberra are often struck by the absence of front fences, which is the result of just one of the obscure rules in place in the nation's capital.

Many sarcoma patients like Canberran Kaela Graham-Bowman have similar diagnosis experiences, with the complex nature of the rare cancer making identification particularly challenging.

The ACT government says the case was detected at a Canberra farm and that the property has been quarantined.

It all started with a phone call from a well-spoken man who claimed he worked for a well-known bank. Now, Harriet has lost the proceeds from the sale of her widowed mother's home. 

Women are paid 13.5 per cent less than men in the public sector and 21.7 per cent less in the private sector, according to the Workplace Gender Equality Agency scorecard.

Have you ever found an old photograph and wondered about the people it portrays? Well, photo reuniters do more than just wonder, they connect people to their lost memories. 

The ACT has become the seventh of eight jurisdictions in the country to legalise voluntary assisted dying as the bill passed the Legislative Assembly today.

The National Portrait Gallery on Friday told Senate estimates that Gina Rinehart had gifted the artwork. The revelation came after controversy around a different portrait of the mining magnate by Vincent Namatjira, which hangs in the National Gallery of Australia.

Canberra's drug-checking site issues a red community notice for N-pyrrolidino protonitazene after identifying the dangerous synthetic opioid in granular brown powder presented for testing.