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Today’s Headlines

AM Edition, Saturday March 30, 2024

Good morning, Canberra. Here’s what’s making news in the capital.

'Labor of love': What Red Hill's newest restaurant will look like

Food: The interior of the building is being refurbished by Sydney architecture firm ACME.

'World-class' Garema Place hotel plans unveiled

Development: There is no better time to build a five-star hotel that will "lift tourism and hospitality" in Civic, the Chief Minister says.

Unjust settlement for alleged child abuse victim of priest set aside

Court | Sensitive content: It is understood this is the first time an ACT court has made such a ruling since the law was changed in 2022.

Pedestrian in critical care after collision with car

Local news: The incident happened about 5.45am yesterday on Adelaide Avenue in Deakin.

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Process underway to strip Michael Pezzullo of Order of Australia

Public service: Michael Pezzullo, once one of the country's most powerful bureaucrats, was fired from the top Home Affairs job in November 2023.

Labor needs new policies, and guts to sell them without an instant Albanese wilt

Opinion: Anthony Albanese is visibly frustrated by old Labor folk who won't put aside concern for the battler, writes Jack Waterford.

City limits? Taller buildings? More suburbs? Canberra's heated planning debate

ACT politics: The long-awaited overhaul of the ACT's planning laws has caused the most tension between coalition partners Labor and the Greens.

Festival blues: nothing can stop the music ... can it?

Music: If people want live music to continue, they need to buy tickets to see musicians play.

Manuka Oval sell out expected with heavyweights set to descend on Canberra

Sport: The match will be the only opportunity for ACT fans to watch men's international matches at Manuka Oval this summer.

Adaminaby is finally fixing a fishy faux pas

Opinion: Forget the sausage sizzle or the opportunity to high five the Easter Bunny, writes Tim the Yowie Man.

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