Results of the post mortem examination conducted on a 40-year-old Griffith man, whose death last Thursday (December 27) was under investigation by ACT Policing, has revealed that the cause of death was consistent with accidental injuries.
ACT Policing is preparing a report for the Coroner.
'Save the Bridge. Save the Avenue': Submission proposes alternative light rail route
Rick Britain4 hours ago
I'm not sure you can make tunnels out of cheese? View
Rick Britain6 hours ago
The best time to propose a totally different, slower route is after they've commenced significant… View
Stephen Saunders7 hours ago
Pure genius. Why not go all the way to Scrivener Dam? View
Government tries new way to lure Canberrans back into the city this winter - and it involves 'influencers'
Gregg Heldon4 hours ago
Actually, they do need our permission. It's subjective and of a personal opinion but I class it… View
Tjilpi118 hours ago
Can somebody explain to me how this differs from "cash for comment"? Is there somehow a different… View
Christine's Comments23 hours ago
James Harrop Good thing they didn’t need your permission or approval. View
Inside the plans for new light-rail tunnel
Grosby4 hours ago
If "speed" is an issue then neither route. The current Rapid bus service (in a dedicated bus lane)… View
Grosby4 hours ago
If "speed" is an issue then neither route. The current Rapid bus service (in a dedicated bus lane)… View
marmalade5 hours ago
Remember the survey while transport changes were looming? “How far are you willing to walk to… View
Kanga Cup attendees gutted by 'cheeky' government parking blitz
Grosby4 hours ago
Typical ACT Government. Hang on............Nobody needed their cars. There is a fantastic $1 Billion… View
Karina Gowen17 minutes ago
It’s not just Kanga cup, they are out every Saturday getting parents at grounds. Not enough… View
Christine's Comments5 hours ago
They were parking illegally, and they got fined for it. Nothing "cheeky" about it. The Kanga Cup is… View
