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Subsidised access to cancer-fighting drug expanded
1+ hour, 24+ min ago (617+ words) People with several rare and advanced cancers will be able to access another treatment option at low cost. Clinicians will be able to prescribe pembrolizumab, known by the brand name Keytruda, for several new forms of advanced cancer under the…...
'World has changed': One Nation declares victory in WA
1+ hour, 29+ min ago (662+ words) By Andrew Brown, Emily Woods and Aaron Bunch in Canberra One Nation’s historic victory at a Western Australian by-election reflects a major shift in politics that has implications for the national parliament, Barnaby Joyce says. Pauline Hanson’s party claimed the…...
Home may be for the heart, but not the brain here
10+ hour, 48+ min ago (718+ words) Netflix has become known for its audacious marketing spectacles in recent years, but what it conjured up for its new thriller film might just take the cake, writes streaming c columnist NICK OVERALL. Crowds on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles…...
What to keep in mind for an aged care assessment
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (932+ words) Amid controversy over aged-care assessments, healthy ageing researcher DAN WADSWORTH explains what older Australians can expect from the process and how best to prepare. Pressure has been building on the federal government in recent weeks to scrap the algorithm currently…...
Why sharp suits matter and the ties that bind
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (518+ words) “Most women are attracted to the simple things in life. Like men.” –Henny Youngman To follow on from his last Whimsy about women’s make-up and heels, columnist CLIVE WILLIAMS looks at men’s grooming and attire, which he says have evolved…...
Canberra farewells art pioneer Vivienne Binns
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (334+ words) Vale Vivienne Binns, born Wyong NSW, December 6, 1940; died Canberra, August 1, 2026. One of Australia’s most admired and influential artists, Vivienne Binns, has died in Canberra aged 85. Loved by many for her warm and accessible personality, Binns was also recognised as an…...
Committee finds ACT finances ‘not sustainable’ - Queanbeyan CityNews
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (892+ words) The ACT’s financial position is “not sustainable”, with government policy decisions driving persistent deficits, rising debt and increasing interest costs, a Legislative Assembly inquiry has found. The Select Committee on the Fiscal Sustainability of the ACT found the Territory’s finances…...
Strike a light, Neil's the man of many matches
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (849+ words) Canberra collector Neil Abbott has spent more than five decades building a collection of more than a million pieces. And he’s not finished yet, he told reporter DHWANI PATHAK. It started when Neil Abbott was 15, with an interest that had…...
Where does your website's data actually live?
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (556+ words) Many Canberra business owners assume their website data stays in Australia. Here’s what data sovereignty actually means, and the questions worth asking your hosting provider, according to this sponsored post. Ask a Canberra business owner where their website is hosted,…...
Portrait prize bows out with plenty to admire
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (231+ words) The gallery is showing works by 30 selected finalists (and selected finalists from previous years). This review only discusses this year’s artworks. The chosen winner is MAE KHONG, 2026 by Nathan Beard. The image has previously been published in City News, so…...