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Indigenous organisations 'inundated' with racial abuse as complaints rise (opens the original)
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Canberra's minority communities are increasingly dealing with "awful" social media comments, verbal abuse and offensive paraphernalia, as the number of racism complaints made to the ACT government rises. The ACT Human Rights Commission has reported an increase in the number of racial vilification and discrimination complaints, receiving more than 90 reports in 2025-26 compared to 75 the previous financial year. Commissioner Karen Toohey said current social narratives about minority communities i
'Kind of a nightmare': the battle over where Canberra's future residents will live (opens the original)
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The city that people once moved to for "a house with a garden" could be forced to rethink its identity to house the hundreds of thousands moving to the capital over the next decades. Canberra's planners have long been unrestrained in developing a city surrounded by ample green space and empty paddocks, but as the suburbs approach the borders of the ACT, government and communities will have to make hard decisions about where the next generation of Canberrans will live. Originally planned for 25,0
Defence company awarded first investment from ACT-backed venture capital fund (opens the original)
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An ACT government-backed venture capital fund has made its first investment, contributing more than one million dollars to a Canberra-based defence company. Ten months after it was launched, ACTivate Capital has invested $1.5 million in Canberran defence technology company Seitec. Founded by an Australian air force veteran, Seitec produces passive sensing technology for the defence, security and critical infrastructure sectors. Seitec chief executive Daniel Stevens, who spent 20 years in the arm
Submissions open for federal inquiry into NCA's controversial Hume Circle Precinct (opens the original)
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A federal inquiry has been launched into a controversial precinct in Canberra's inner south after weeks of community and political pushback. Submissions are now open into the planning and consultation process followed by the National Capital Authority for the Hume Circle Precinct in Griffith. Joint standing committee on the national capital and external territories chair Alicia Payne said the inquiry would examine the public consultation processes undertaken by the NCA, as well as the high-level
Canberra used to be a town of just public servants. Not anymore (opens the original)
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When Rodney Miller first came to Canberra as an accountant, most of his work was for mum-and-dad businesses and government agencies wanting a box ticked. Now, as the new managing partner of RSM's Canberra office, he is staring down an increasingly complex local economy that is faced with an financial downturn and the possibilities and pitfalls of artificial intelligence. "Canberra's economy has matured," Mr Miller said. "It has become less reliant on the government." "Government departments incr
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