| Good morning, Canberra. We could be headed for our warmest day in 12 months with a top of 35 degrees on the way. Here’s what’s making news. |
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| Subscriber: A Canberra magistrate said some of Hayley Wood's charges "screamed out" for a term of imprisonment. |
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| The ACT is forecast to have its equal hottest day in almost a year, with heatwave conditions tipped to stick around for most of the week. |
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| Craig Kelly likened face masks for children to child abuse, but the Health Minister refused to be drawn on the comments. |
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| Opinion: The acting PM doubled down on his contentious comments. To what gain for the government, asks Doug Dingwall. |
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| When the fires swept over Karen Ford's property just over a year ago, the landscape couldn't have looked blacker or bleaker. |
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| Subscriber: The 45-year-old man called the magistrate a "dog" after he was refused bail for what prosecutors described as "random" violence. |
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| Experts say it's extremely important housemates know who the landlord of a property is before they move in. |
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| Subscriber: The Thunder and Sixers are getting ready to square off in a mouth-watering top-of-the-table clash at Manuka Oval. |
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| The musical's ability to tour was affected by recent changes to COVID-19 restrictions following its run in Brisbane. |
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| Opinion: Last week's US violence saw some of Trump's most hardcore supporters say "enough". Not Scott Morrison, writes Mark Kenny. |
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| Tim Paine has admitted he let the pressure get to him during the third Test, and it affected his mood, captaincy and performance. |
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| | Times Past Move over Karen - meet Lynne. The Canberra Times featured one "furious" American woman on the front page of its January 13, 1992 edition. After seeing Australian farmers booing President George H. W. Bush, 61-year-old Lynne Kerby of Wichita, Kansas wrote a damning open letter to the Australian people. READ MORE
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