'Real momentum': ACT group's Pocock-inspired lower house tilt

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AM Edition, Friday April 19, 2024

Good morning, Canberra. Possible showers today with a top of 21 degrees. Here’s what’s making news in the capital.

'Real momentum': ACT group's Pocock-inspired lower house tilt

Federal politics: Voices of Bean will officially launch its candidate search next month to find a local independent.

Tens of thousands of Canberrans could get relief from HECS burden

Federal budget: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says his government "needs to do better" to make higher education more affordable.

Pop-up separated cycle lane to be tested on busy inner south route

Roads: City Services Minister Tara Cheyne said the trial would influence future government decisions on where to install similar infrastructure in other parts of the city.

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More than $2.4m spent on McBride prosecution

Court: A human rights lawyer questions the "public interest" of the costs.

To the moon and back, over and over, in light rail's first five years

Transport: The system will on Saturday mark five years since it first carried passengers on the route between Gungahlin and the city.

'Extra special': How the Raiders have made a kid's dream come true

Sport: Phoenix Myers has been warned the Lang Park crowd are going to boo.

Inside the listening parties held in the name of Taylor Swift's new album

Music: At 2pm on Friday, Kira Jackson will be sitting in a room full of fellow Swifties listening to Taylor Swift's new album the moment it comes out.

'Tell 'em they're dreaming': Canberrans upset over second hand prices

Community: Canberrans are asking questions about how second hand shops are pricing their wares.

Canberra's quest to re-sign Heyman despite 'minimalistic' budget

Sport: The Matildas striker is keen to keep playing in Canberra.

Seven's sins and why they matter for the rest of us

Opinion: The culture at Seven is borked, no question, writes Jenna Price.

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