| Good morning, Canberra. There's a very high chance of plenty more rain today, with a top of 20 degrees. Here's what's making news in the capital. |
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| Anthony Ferraro says a good potato scallop is the best value for money. And he should know, as the purveyor of Canberra's best ones according to a Wotif poll. |
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| The government has gambled on a COVID-19 vaccine and failed to better prepare for further pandemics, health professionals have warned. |
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| Analysis: Despite the hoopla for the cameras, a clear message emerged about where the differences with Labor might lie in the ACT election. |
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| Subscriber only: Construction of apartments on the former site of the Red Hill public housing flats is set to begin soon. |
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| The federal budget has brought short-term relief to the nation's struggling cultural institutions, but funding will drop in coming years. |
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| Subscriber only: The big housing construction site at Ginninderry has been told to improve its safety or face legal action. |
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| Subscriber only: A South Korean man is behind bars in Canberra after he allegedly swindled an elderly woman, then tried to leave Australia. |
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| Opinion: When Labor attacks Alistair Coe's 'magic pudding', they aren't criticising the Liberal leader's cooking, writes Dan Jervis-Bardy. |
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| Subscriber only: The prop's second Brett Robinson Award serves as proof he passed his biggest assignment with flying colours. |
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| We've covered the iconic green bread and the bright green sausages, but now carb-conscious Canberrans can get in on the Raiders action. |
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| Subscriber only: In a perfect world, Nick Cotric would have 240 minutes left in a Canberra Raiders jersey. |
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| | Times Past An appeal for $425,000 to complete the Saint Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Forest was being sought 49 years ago, reported The Canberra Times. Former Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies, said that the completed church would make a "great contribution to a great city". Work on the church ceased in 1932 when the Depression prevented the raising of sufficient funds. READ MORE
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