| Good morning, Canberra. We're in for a relatively chilly top of 19 degrees this Monday. Here’s what’s making news in the capital. |
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| Angus Phillips-Higham's dream looked within reach after being accepted into the prestigious New Zealand School of Dance from next year. But the country's strict immigration protocols appear certain to dash the 17-year-old's hopes. |
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| Subscriber only: An investigation into Food Standards ANZ has found favouritism and poor hiring practices among senior staff members. |
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| Chief health officers led Australia through coronavirus, now experts say they need to lead our response to the climate crisis. |
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| Carols by Candlelight will go ahead in the capital on December 12, with 2000 people allowed to attend the event at Stage 88. |
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| Developers and builders want the Barr government to extend policies designed to spark activity in Canberra's construction sector. |
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| Calls are mounting for the government to address Canberra's "chronic shortage" of affordable housing ahead of February's budget. |
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| Canberrans suffering from borderline personality disorder could be helped out of their torment if specialist medical care was available. |
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| Subscriber only: Tom Starling will claim he never threw a punch having been slapped with seven charges, including the alleged assault of a cop. |
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| Opinion: It appears some Canberrans will be surprised to learn merging traffic does NOT have right of way, writes Megan Doherty. |
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| Subscriber only: Tahlia Tupaea's WNBL finals hopes are on a knife's edge as Canberra sweats on the severity of her latest injury setback. |
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| Opinion: These cuts appear to entrench the impression Australia fails to recognise the importance of the arts, writes Steven Alderton. |
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| | Times Past Appearing on the front page of The Canberra Times on this day in 1981 was a photo of Mary Hession, in a sulky driven by Laurie Davis, about to collect mail from Charlie Miller, who flew from Canberra with it in his Tiger Moth. Leaving Canberra Racecourse in a perfect takeoff, Mr Miller set course for Bungendore. READ MORE
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