oday is July 6, 2022 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, tennis star Nick Kyrgios has been summonsed to face court next month charged with assault, floods to add heat to inflation as RBA warns further rate hikes are coming.

Today is July 5, 2022 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, Canberra home owners braced for more rate hikes; and the historic ban on the ACT’s euthanasia legislation could be overturned within weeks.

Today is July 4, 2022 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, the federal government eases vaccination status travel requirement; and the family of late Canberra teenager Josh Connell buoyed by support after tragic death.

Today is July 1, 2022 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, $50 million jump in cost of Australian War Memorial revamp and; Canberra property prices remain steady as NSW neighbours outperform.

Today is June 30, 2022 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, the latest Omicron subvariant is expected to be dominant in coming weeks and; 40,000 ACT workers are set to see a pay rise.

Today is June 29, 2022 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, population undercount could cost the ACT 'hundreds of millions', says Andrew Barr; and 7400 buyers register for 51 blocks in Canberra land release.

Today is June 28, 2022 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, ACT health authorities are braced for another wave of COVID infections; and CIT will stop an internal audit while the integrity commission investigates $8.5m in contracts.

Today is June 27, 2022 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, Labor and the Greens are split over the ACT’s horse racing funding; and buyers get a look in as Canberra's auction market cools.

Today is June 24, 2022 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, Canberra Institute of Technology’s CEO Leanne Cover has been stood down; and Barnaby Joyce and Scott Morrison were historically unpopular going into the 2022 election, a study shows.

Today is June 23, 2022 and this is your daily news briefing from The Canberra Times. In today’s update, Anthony Albanese's new-look public service leadership bolsters reformers and; Eurobodalla Mayor Mathew Hatcher asks Canberrans with holiday homes to rent them.