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Today is JULY 13, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, Canberrans under stay-at-home orders were mistakenly told they could be released early in a text-message bungle, and questions remain over how a group of horses were able to be let loose into a Canberra suburb.

Today is JULY 12, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, Chief minister Andrew Barr has slammed Victoria’s decision to shut out territory residents, and electric vehicle registrations have climbed in Canberra over the past year.

Today is JULY 9, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, Women's legal services are wondering where the promised support for women has gone, and three APS departments have new secretaries after a shake-up.

Today is JULY 8, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, Plans to redevelop the Australian War Memorial will be put under the microscope, and a 12-storey Geocon development has been approved in Gungahlin

Today is JULY 7, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, NSW’s lockdown future will affect Canberra’s current mask mandate, and Liberal senator Zed Seselja is facing growing calls to back the territory’s euthanasia push.

Today is JULY 6, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, the Canberra Airport boss calls for an end to ‘draconian’ lockdowns, and Canberra businesses are warned over low check-in rates.

Today is JULY 5, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, One in two Australians thinks $500 million in funding for the Australian War Memorial expansion would be better spent on education or health, and analysis shows a superannuation increase will boost nest eggs by $19,000.

Today is JULY 2, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, the Tax Office cracks down on staff accessing records, and Northbourne speeders to face fines

JULY 1 , 2021: Mask mandate causes confusion for authorities, Chief Minister’s pledge to drive down house prices

Today is JUNE 30, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, the grace period for the ACT’s new mask policy has ended, and young Canberrans rush to fill AstraZeneca vaccine spots.