| Good morning, Canberra. There's a very high chance of showers and a possible storm today with a top of 26 degrees. Here's what's making news. |
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| Hands Across Canberra hopes to raise more than $500,000 for 55 local charities in its second annual Canberra Day appeal. |
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| Subscriber: He concocted an "unbelievable" story about protecting his father, prosecutors say, after he stabbed a neighbour 11 times. |
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| Subscriber: The new Canberra theatre could be built as part of a wider arts precinct which includes apartments, shops and a hotel. |
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| Subscriber: The ACT government wants to have variable speed limits along parts of Tuggeranong Parkway operational by the end of the year. |
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| Labor is expanding its attack on the federal government's economic performance, linking low wage growth to superannuation balances. |
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| Performers from Canberra Dragon Dance will take to the city tomorrow to celebrate the Lunar New Year and the Year of the Ox. |
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| Defence leaders have been steering the organisation and industry to better prepare for so-called grey zone conflicts. |
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| Subscriber: Josh Papalii still remembers the sight of his cousin Alex Leapai turning up to church black-eyed and bruised. |
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| Opinion: Without a truly independent regulator - with teeth - we can expect more of the same from politicians, writes Jenna Price. |
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| Subscriber: Corey Harawira-Naera and Corey Horsburgh are facing stiff financial sanctions by the NRL following their drink-driving. |
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| Canberra artist Michael Ashley continues to capture the mood of the community with this beautiful image of Pooh Bear's Corner on the Clyde. |
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| | Times Past A fond family farewell dominated the front page of The Canberra Times, on this day 32 years ago. The grounds of Government House came alive to music of Mozart and Bizet as many Canberra people took the opportunity to farewell the Governor-General, Sir Ninian Stephen and Lady Stephen. READ MORE
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