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A new survey has shown Canberrans in their 20s, living alone after moving to the city for work, are among the territory's loneliest residents. The University of Canberra's latest Living Well in the ACT Region survey findings have been submitted to an Assembly inquiry on loneliness and social isolation, showing those aged 18 to 29 reported the highest rates of loneliness last year. Lead researcher Professor Jacki Schirmer says loneliness is "pretty common" in the capital. “In terms of prevalence

Thousands of Canberrans living in townhouses and apartments are feeling the sting of high power prices - and they're calling on body corporates to consider renewables to be more environmentally responsible AND help cut their cost of living. | WIN News Canberra