The Latest Breaking News from Canberra

The ACT is scrapping density limits and other restrictions with mask rules to be relaxed next week as the national capital unwinds COVID-19 control measures.

A raft of restrictions will ease across the ACT from 6pm tonight, with density limits across the territory scrapped and a return of singing and dancing at hospitality venues.

Videos circulated this week claimed to show convoy to Canberra protesters complaining of nausea as a result of the presence of a "sonic weapon". RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates.

Work has begun on Kaleen shops, with Duffy and Campbell next on the list.

Protest organisers in the ACT and across the border appear determined to encourage a rally in Canberra.

Tio Faulkner has already filed an appeal in the country's high court challenging the conviction, claiming he is not subject to any New Zealand law as a Maori man.

Luke "Rambo" Cole felt the call to travel to Canberra from Queensland after a heart attack.

Australia on Thursday said it would list all of Palestinian Hamas movement as a terrorist organization, the latest Western nation to do so. Canberra had previously listed Hamas' al-Qassam Brigades as a terror group, but the new designation will list the organization in its entirety. Hamas currently controls the Gaza…

Police have made seven arrests so far since a large protest group arrived in Canberra.

COVID has broken out at Parliament House in Canberra, with at least five federal MPs testing positive for the virus during this sitting week.

A man in his 20s is the latest COVID victim in the ACT.