Charlie Gore has been at the ABC's Canberra bureau since November 2020 as both a Digital Producer and a News Operations Assistant. He studied a Bachelor of Communications and Media at the University of Canberra.
The 11 Australian soldiers killed in World War I, who were long commemorated as unknown soldiers, have been identified through extensive historical research, archaeological investigations, and DNA analysis.
New South Wales Police is calling for witnesses to a crash in which a 10-year-old boy was killed near the ACT border last month.
Topic: Road Accidents and Incidents
ACT public sector workers walk off the job in Canberra, calling for the government to give them a better pay offer in the largest coordinated strike since self-government began in 1989.
The ACT Human Rights Commission is dealing with a rise in complaints, with more than 2,000 lodged last financial year.
On October 19, 2001, 353 people, including 146 children, died when a fishing boat headed to Christmas Island sank in international waters off the coast of Java.
An employee of Harmony Tree, which was robbed in the night after five people were injured by a car ploughing through its shopfront on Friday, says there's "nearly nothing left" of the day spa.
Topic: Road Accidents and Incidents
ACT emergency services are on scene, and people are being urged to avoid the area.
Canberra Airport has unveiled a proposal for a stadium in Canberra's CBD, which the government has previously ruled out, but the airport insists it is the best location for a "world-class, all-event" facility.
Topic: Urban Development and Planning
Police are investigating the suspicious death of a 70-year-old man in Canberra's north after officers discovered his body at a Watson home yesterday during a welfare check.
A 22-year-old man is arrested after leading police on a high speed pursuit, crossing the ACT-NSW border four times with a large sword, a flick knife, and balaclavas in the car.
Two spectators were briefly taken into custody after reports of flares being set off and items being thrown at players at the Under 18s AFL Canberra Grand Final between Marist College and the Belconnen Magpies last night.
The ACT government paid out more than $60 millions in damages, settlements, and legal costs for medical negligence claims in the 2025-26 financial year, more than double the same costs in 2023-24.
Topic: State and Territory Parliament
Public schools in the ACT have received their budgets for next year, with a change in the way their funding is calculated, seeing a number of colleges facing a reduction.
The ACT government committed to being part of a national gun buyback scheme in the wake of the December Bondi terrorist attack, but until now has remained in negotiation with the federal government over funding.
All ACT public school students will now be able to access free period products from bathroom dispensers without having to ask as part of an initiative aiming to end period poverty.
The embattled CEO of CIT has resigned, saying the decision was "tremendously difficult" but in everyone's best interests.
Topic: Vocational Education and Training
ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry resigns after the Integrity Commission made "serious corrupt conduct" findings against two senior public servants in her portfolio.
Topic: State and Territory Government
A 28-year-old semi-trailer driver is charged with negligent driving over an explosive collision that saw six trucks destroyed in a fire at a rest stop near Goulburn.
The ACT government's blueprint to deliver language education in Canberra public schools is "not fit for purpose", a parliamentary committee finds, prompting calls for the government to once again deliver a centralised ATAR-level language learning plan.
Residents of Captains Flat have welcomed the promise of a $1 million fund to help them remediate lead contamination on private properties, but some fear it will not be enough.
Jo Clay is elected leader of the ACT Greens in a party vote, with Andrew Braddock as deputy leader, ushering in a new era after Shane Rattenbury's 14 years at the helm.
Topic: State and Territory Parliament
Canberra soccer match officials say referee abuse is a "systemic issue" across all sporting codes, with increasingly hostile behaviour from spectators, players and coaches causing 44 per cent of Capital Football's referees to leave their roles after a year.
A population of endangered eastern quolls is being protected by a sanctuary in Canberra, but the threat of bird flu could mean that protection does not go far enough.
Virgin Australia launches direct flights from Canberra to Bali, becoming the first Australian carrier to fly internationally out of the capital.
The interim vice-chancellor of the Australian National University says a string of governance problems has cost the university about $100 million in reputational damage.
