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Canberra Times HQ. Photo: Supplied A PROPERTY sale for a traditional piece of the Canberra media landscape that has been on a cusp of a deal over the past two years could soon be finalised.  It is one of two options for the Canberra Times premises, according a report in the Sydney Morning Herald, which could also be a renovation of its two-hectare building. But its on the cards that the home of the daily newspaper in Pirie Street at Fyshwick is set to be sold off next after its parent company, Australian Community Media, recently parted ways with its former Ballarat print site.

NS Remembers graphic courtesy of Leonard A Wilson Many Nova Scotians will take part in a province-wide moment of silence on Sunday. The province is asking residents to participate in two minutes of silence beginning at 3 p.m. that day to honour those who lost their lives. Flags will be at half mast throughout the province – including at local municipal buildings such as the Town of Bridgewater and Region of Queens. Province House will be lit up blue as a lone bagpiper plays while they lower their flags. CKBW and Country 100.7 will participate in the two minutes of silence on Sunday, as our ...

Nine deputy chairman Nick Falloon under investigation over whistleblower claims We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement The deputy chairman of Nine Entertainment Co and one of the most prominent media figures in corporate Australia, Nick Falloon, is being investigated by his own company over allegations he allowed his son to use a corporate membership at a prestigious northern Sydney golf club. Nine received an anonymous email in early February accusing Mr Falloon, who is also the chairman of online property group Do...

When the chips are down, can Andrews walk away from Crown’s table? We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement In the three decades since Crown opened its first casino in Melbourne it has hedged its bets on both sides of politics. The mates network it has built, stronger than perhaps anything the state’s body politic has ever seen, has helped grease the wheels in Victoria since the day Labor’s Joan Kirner gave a casino her blessing and the Liberal Party’s Jeff Kennett turbo-charged things. Las...

The casino operator is banking on selling apartments at Barangaroo to pay down debt as it awaits the outcome of a NSW government inquiry