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| Australia's former chief health officer, a First Nations writer and health advocate, a youth worker and an environmentalist have been recognised for their excellence with ACT Australian of the Year awards. |
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| Analysis: Climate, housing and pokies are likely to be dominant issues in the next ACT Legislative Assembly. |
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| ACT police believe a new register could help end the black market trade in stolen, high-end bicycles. |
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| Andrew Barr will unveil his new ministerial lineup today, which will include three Greens at the expense of at least one Labor MLA. |
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| Chief Paul Symon said ASIS operated in a complicated world where many countries had hostile relationships, without being in conflict. |
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| The Morrison government's JobMaker hiring credit may be too low to create the hundreds of thousands of jobs promised. |
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| The ACT government has made a submission supporting the WA government in its hard border lockdown, ahead of today's hearing. |
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| Public Sector Informant: Public servants are not powerless in seeking a place to work they consider to be best suited to their circumstances. |
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| Food and Wine: Looking for ways to take your backyard barbecue to the next level? Luke Hines reveals some easy hacks to Karen Hardy. |
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| Subscriber only: Initial projections were for Jarrod Croker to miss the first month of 2021. The Raiders skipper has other plans. |
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| Opinion: As much as Trump wants to make the election a race between himself and a radical Biden, that case has not stuck, writes Bruce Wolpe. |
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| | Times Past Koalas graced the front page of The Canberra Times on November 3, 1978, after 42 of them were brought into the ACT from Phillip Island. Of those koalas, six went to Tidbinbilla and the remainder went to Gudgenby Nature Reserve. READ MORE |
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