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This self-guided tour lets you explore Canberra without ever leaving home. With panoramic photography and a 3D map, Virtual Canberra covers the Parlimentary Triangle and such national icons as the Australian War Memorial and Old Parliament House.
See yourself in Canberra? Prepare for your trip to the Nation’s Capital with a visit to the Canberra Tourism website. You’ll find a listing of current events and exhibitions, along with information about accommodation, restaurants and entertainment.
The Canberra Times was founded in 1926. Its motto – ‘To serve the national city and through it the nation’ – reflects the importance its original owners placed on serving the needs of what was then a town focused around Federal Parliament. The focus of the newspaper is still to serve the needs of the Canberra community.
The National Capital Authority website contains useful information about Canberra, covering everything from walking tours to road closures. You can also learn about the plans for Canberra – past, present and future – and some of the attractions of National Significance that can be found here.
The entry point for the ACT Government, this website contains a wealth of information about Canberra – from maps and statistics, to Government gazettes and services.
Canberra Connect is your gateway to ACT Government services. Here you can do things like make an online payment to the Government, notify the Government about changes of address and find out about getting a driver licence or vehicle registration.
If you’re moving to Canberra you’ll find an extensive listing of properties for sale and rent in the ACT and surrounds at allhomes.com.au
Weather forecasts and warnings for Canberra and the ACT are available at the Bureau of Meteorology website.
As the National Capital, Canberra is home to the Federal Government. Its proximity to ANU provides ANU visitors and students with a wide variety of informational and educational opportunities.
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