Top news stories, features and analysis filed by the ABC's network of journalists around the Territory.
As many as 40 men have caused extensive damage to the Syrian embassy in Canberra after forcing their way inside.
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Washed outThe Prime Minister's XI match against Sri Lanka in Canberra has been abandoned due to incessant rain, landing a financial blow to ACT Cricket.
Escapee capturedPolice say they have captured a prison escapee who car-jacked an elderly couple while on the run yesterday.
Book revival
Jessica Nairn
The e-book revolution may be well and truly underway but niche bookstores are fighting for the future of the hard copy.
Inglorious scuffles
By Siobhan Heanue
Despite the fuss about last week's events in Canberra, Australia's political leaders have a long history of mixing it with protesters.
Snowy Mountain wildflowers
A close-up look at wildflowers blooming in the New South Wales Snowy Mountains.
Student visitors
Kathleen Dyett
Hundreds of overseas students are in Canberra to learn the Australian way, as they prepare to complete their school education.
Urban wetland
Anna Morozow
Man-made wetlands being built in Canberra's inner-north are helping to reduce pollution flowing into Lake Burley Griffin.
Safety concerns
Eleni Psaltis
Worksafe ACT has shutdown parts of the Cotter Dam construction site after a potentially fatal incident.
Record crowds
Penny McLintock
Love for unplugged games appears to be growing, with Canberra's gaming festival attracting record crowds.
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Duntroon's Bridges
Bushfire ready
Qantas flight grounded after engine fails
International students prepare for Australian study 
Wetlands transform Canberra suburbs 
Cotter Dam safety concerns