Good morning, Canberra. We're in for a sunny day with a top of 26 and a chance of a shower in the evening. Here are today's top headlines.

Canberra couple's tough call to cancel wedding

For Alana Wade and Bede Matthews, a Canberra autumn was to be the perfect time for them to get married.

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A life less ordinary - and one on her own terms

Heidi Prowse became a major player in the not-for-profit sector by taking the unconventional route, writes Megan Doherty.

All in a day's work for the Canberra Raiders

Subscriber only: The fly-in, fly-out trip to the Gold Coast to play the Warriors was all plain sailing for the Canberra Raiders on Saturday.

Bogged down? Our youth have a big role to play

Opinion: How much toilet paper do I actually use? It's not a question I've ever had to ask myself before, writes Jasper Lindell.

International Super Rugby finals unlikely

Subscriber only: But the ACT Brumbies are preparing for a domestic competition instead as the virus takes hold of world rugby.

Times Past

Before it was ever home to cafes, bars and lots of new apartments, the Kingston Foreshore was a relic of Canberra's early industrial history which had come to be seen as an eyesore on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin. But all that was set to change, The Canberra Times reported on this day 25 years ago, with Chief Minister Kate Carnell standing among the transformers stacked near the old Kingston powerhouse to say the future of the precinct should be determined in an international design competition. READ MORE