The Latest Breaking News from ACT

The Poll Bludger has summarised the final report of the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters (JSCEM) that was released Monday. The most contentious recommendation is that the number of senators for both the ACT and the Northern Territory be increased from two to four.

Six-month automatic licence suspension to come into effect.

Builders say architects should also be liable for building defects.

A registrar will take action against rule-breaking developers.

Studying rail improvements is on the ACT's funding wish list.

Contaminated saline products used at hospitals are being recalled after the Therapeutic Goods Administration issued an alert following a bacterial outbreak.

The bill would make it easier for the children of anonymous donors to get information.

The M16 Artspace Drawing Prize winners embraced many practices.

The federal government is set to introduce laws to drive its "Help to Buy" housing program, which the industry says will be effective.

A sombre celebration will be held by voluntary assisted dying campaigners as NSW becomes the last state to enact the powers for terminally ill people.

Health minister Mark Butler says medical and nurse practitioners will be able to prescribe vapes and patients will get their scripts filled at pharmacies