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AM edition, Saturday, December 12, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. We're in for a partly cloudy Saturday on the way to a top of 21 degrees. Here's what's making news in the capital.

Meet the Canberrans who work Christmas Day

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International students could return by February

Subscriber: Chief Minister Andrew Barr has written to the PM asking for the go-ahead to return international students in February 2021.

'He's got a gun': tradie bailed after burglary spree

Subscriber: Dale Goesch, 29, tried to back a man's Mercedes out of his driveway before he punched the car owner in the head.

National cabinet agrees to travel rules for diplomats

Diplomats and air crews will have travel arrangements tightened in a crackdown on remaining flaws in Australia's biosecurity system.

Renewables cheaper than carbon capture: CSIRO

Solar and wind are still the cheapest source of new energy in Australia, new analysis suggests, as the PM eyes carbon capture and storage.

Endeavour House mural search: $25K up for grabs

Expressions of interest are being sought for someone to design a large mural on the iconic Endeavour House building at Manuka.

Abandoned vaccine is a sign of COVID-19 success

Analysis: UQ's vaccine trial being abandoned to maintain confidence in all vaccines is a sign of strong science and honesty, writes Sally Whyte.

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Tim the Yowie Man: Readers find mystery boy

Subscriber: Some clever armchair sleuths managed to piece together the clues to track down the curly-headed child known only as John.

AFLW set to make a Giant return to Manuka

After no footy in the capital in 2020, the Giants' men's and women's teams will return to play a double-header at Manuka Oval on March 6.

It's a terrible year for us, and for good government

Subscriber: Australia was diminished by government response to the fires. We still haven't filled the gaps, writes Jack Waterford

Thunder has the need for some BBL speed

Subscriber: Strap in Canberra - Manuka Oval is set to sizzle as the Sydney Thunder unleash the Big Bash's most explosive pace attack.

Times Past

A teenage couple were inundated with gifts after losing nearly everything they owned after a fire gutted their temporary Narrabundah flat, reported The Canberra Times on this day 56 years ago. That front page also carried the news the preliminary plans for a large public park on the foreshores of Lake Burley Griffin between Commonwealth Avenue Bridge and Parkes Way had been completed. READ MORE
 
 
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