Crace, located in the north of Canberra, is one of Australia’s fastest-growing suburbs. Real estate and urban growth are today’s hot topics with Sydney and Melbourne leading the conversation, ...

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Canberra's changing bird species We're likely to see more Superb Parrots and less Scarlet Robins as the environment evolves. ( Supplied: Julian Robinson and Geoffrey Dabb.

The suburb was the first in Australia to have a minimum solar power requirement on every home, and all power lines are underground. Skip to content . Contact Support 1300 799 109 ...

Bush stone-curlews are turning up in Canberra's suburbs, a sign that the bird once extinct in the ACT is making a comeback. The bush stone-curlew was lost to the ACT for more than 40 years before ...

PEMBROKE PINES, FLA. (WSVN) - As excitement builds for Super Bowl 54, a blimp flying over South Florida is providing a unique view of the festivities leading up to the big game.

There's no familiar Canberra red brick; no hint of the warm, architectural style that the capital is known for; nothing but white, robot-built-and-designed super constructions.

A yearning to stay connected amid Canberra’s fast-growing population is driving a resurgence in Neighbourhood Watch in the suburbs.

A BIRD’S EYE view of Melbourne’s boom suburbs show just how quickly they’ve changed in the last five years.