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Forget the tourist guides. We asked people who live here year-round which green spaces are worth your time—and which ones to skip.
Planned suburbs, affordable rents and a car-dependent grid set this capital apart from London, Toronto and Singapore—but residents are pushing back against the design that made it unique.
Expats and interstate relocators are discovering that where you land in the capital matters far more than the postcode suggests.
From Weston Creek to Belconnen, working parents are navigating school runs, tutoring costs, and the pressure to do it all—and they're finding their own answers.
Forget the car park hunt. Here's how Canberra residents are actually moving through the city.
As property prices cool and first-home buyers reassess their priorities, inner Canberra neighbourhoods are reinventing themselves around street-level connection rather than backyard size.
As property prices flatten across the country, Canberra's neighbourhoods offer different advantages—but the maths still matters before you commit.
As property prices cool and commute costs rise, residents are discovering how to navigate Australia's capital efficiently—and actually enjoy the journey.
While property prices cool and young people reconsider their futures, this city's 70-year master plan for green space is delivering what Sydney and Melbourne still struggle to achieve.
Planned suburbs, smaller class sizes, and a culture of civic engagement give families here advantages that Sydney and Melbourne parents are beginning to envy.
Expat newcomers and interstate relocators are discovering the capital has far more than Parliament House—if you know where to look.
As venues across the city raise prices faster than wages, we break down exactly what to expect at the bar—and which suburbs offer genuine value.
Residents reveal their best-kept secrets for escaping the city and making the most of downtime—without the tourist traps.
As property prices cool and young families reassess their budgets, access to free and affordable outdoor recreation is reshaping where Canberrans choose to live and play.
As families weigh up relocation to the capital, the real price of education—from fees to infrastructure gaps—tells a complicated story.
With transport options expanding and more locals ditching single-car commutes, here's how to navigate the nation's capital efficiently.
From Braddon's strip to Kingston's laneways, venues are becoming focal points for community identity as younger residents reject generic corporate drinking culture.
Lower fuel prices and new regional rail plans are reshaping how locals spend their leisure time beyond the capital.
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