Harry is an ACT politics reporter based in the Canberra newsroom. He moved to the ABC after four years as a senior reporter and chief of staff at 9 News Canberra. Harry has also worked as a crime reporter for WIN News and a business reporter at Sky News in Melbourne.
The parents of a four-year-old boy killed in a Canberra car crash have asked that the 80-year-old driver be granted leniency to "spend the rest of her life surrounded by her children and grandchildren".
A teenage boy who sexually assaulted a jogger on a walking trail in Canberra's north has been jailed until at least May 2028.
The 40-year-old woman is facing charges over the deaths of cyclists Bridie Lee and Ryan Riethmuller, who were struck by a car on Canberra's Gunghalin Drive in August.
Topic: Road Accidents and Incidents
A 41-year-old man has faced court after he allegedly kicked and strangled a 15-year-old girl during an incident in a north Canberra home.
A 42-year-old Canberra man is denied bail after Australian Border Force officers allegedly found child exploitation images on his electronic devices when he returned to the country from Europe.
Three people who defrauded a Canberra electrical wholesaler have avoided jail time and been handed intensive corrections orders.
Prosecutors opposed the man's release, arguing he has a "fixation" on his alleged victim and there is a risk he could endanger her safety if released.
An 18-year-old accused of breaking into a rural property in Canberra's south and injuring several sheep last month has been refused bail.
An attempted murder trial in the ACT Supreme Court, which was set to begin this week, has been abandoned after one of the accused pleaded guilty to a lesser charge.
Now 88 years old and with a likely diagnosis of dementia, he was previously found unfit to plead.
Former ACT attorney-general Gordon Ramsay faces arraignment in the ACT Supreme Court for allegedly grooming a teenage boy between 2022 and 2025.
The commonwealth has been fined $140,000 over an incident where a nine-year-old girl's hands caught fire at Questacon in 2022, when she was touching a plasma globe after using an alcohol-based hand sanitiser.
A Canberra Apple store is ordered to pay damages to a former employee who lived with a disability after the shop was found to have used its accessible bathroom as a storeroom.
Prosecutors said those interactions included a string of incidents in which the man was accused of assaulting young children and threatening staff at a primary school.
A man has been sentenced to five years in jail for sexually assaulting a woman in an underground car park in Canberra's north.
The 22-year-old was sentenced to 20 months in jail but is likely to be released after three months on condition of good behaviour.
A former Australian Defence Force Academy cadet is facing a further 160 charges after allegedly secretly filming female cadets in the bathroom on the Canberra campus.
Police gathering of intel from text messages, mobile data, and a covert operation culminated in the arrest of Jack Henry Curtin over the murder of Kylee McHugh, according to court documents.
The death of a Canberra woman is the first in the ACT to be linked to a synthetic opioid which is estimated to be at least 100 times stronger than heroin, a coroner has found.
A former Australian National University academic successfully appeals against his convictions for the sexual assault of two people in separate incidents in 2016 and 2020.
ACT police are accusing a 27-year-old man of murdering Canberra woman Kylee McHugh before setting her home on fire.
The crime began with photos of designer items posted on social media in Australia and ended with the arrest of four French men at a KFC in Sydney, fresh court documents show.
Andrew Barr says there is no need to pause the development of new data centres in Canberra because the ACT's standards will meet or exceed proposed national rules.
An 18-year-old man accused of kicking two young boys in an unprovoked attack at a Canberra shopping centre has been refused bail.
The commission investigated whether officials were impartial and honest in awarding an $18.8 million refurbishment contract at Campbell Primary School to Lendlease, despite a bid by local firm Manteena being deemed better and cheaper.
Topic: State and Territory Government
