Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
A 39-year-old cyclist from Canberra Bilbys Triathlon Club died on September 3, a week after a blue sedan hit his training group on August 27.
Why it mattersRoad safety for cyclists is a critical issue in Canberra and beyond; two deaths in one incident highlight the stakes of sharing roads with vehicles.
Taha Mahmood, 25, was given a two-year good behaviour order. He had about 175 kg of illegal tobacco in Narrabundah.
Why it mattersThe case shows the size and criminal links of Australia's illegal tobacco trade. It costs taxpayers money and feeds larger organised crime networks.
460 streetlights in the ACT have sat broken for at least three months; four have been unfixed since 2022.
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