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Property
Architects Awards: cast your vote
It's your last chance to have a look inside some of Canberra's most stunning homes and vote for your favourite.
Autumn market ends on a high
Confident buyers have activated the detached housing market during autumn.
ACT News
ACT tally room abandoned amid 'security concerns'
"Holding a public thing like the tally room we think is a very serious risk."
'Your days are numbered':
A Canberra man charged with threatening to kill his partner allegedly told her he had already paid for her funeral.
Liberals promise $9m to decongest roads
Three cross-border roads would receive a $9 million cash injection under a re-elected Turnbull government, ACT Senator Zed Seselja has promised.
Couple reunited with their wedding rings
The Canberra community went on a detective hunt last weekend to find the owners of weddings rings left at a Belconnen vet.
Public Service News
Women get what they want
Careers will be on the line if public service diversity targets aren't met, says Labor.
Labor: we'll restore Trove funds
Federal Labor would pump millions of dollars into the National Library of Australia if elected.
Racism rife in the public service
Indigenous Australians are quitting the public service and questioning their value beyond a diversity target.
Federal Election 2016
Shorten's best shot. Will it be enough?
ANALYSIS If swinging voters watched and went straight to the ballot box, Labor ...
Turnbull 'ain't seen anything yet'
With less than two weeks to go until polling day, Labor is today officially launching ...
Rudd gets short shrift from roll call
Honouring former leaders is a ritual has been awkward for quite some years now.
Liberals mount pre-poll cash grab
The Liberal Party will embark on a pre-election fundraising blitz of Melbourne this ...
$884m to keep bulk-billing incentives
Labor has pledged not to introduce the Coalition's planned cuts to bonus-payments for ...
Labor's local $3.5b cash spree
Labor has promised to spend about $1.50 for every dollar the Coalition has on local ...
Comment
Politics in a social media world
The thumbs-up, thumbs-down voting system doesn't work in politics, because politics is never that simple.
The latest cartoons from David Pope
Cartoons from The Canberra Times editorial artist.
We all need the right to die
At the end of my life I want to be able to say 'give me a pill or a needle and put me down'.
Business
Brexit: Strap in, this could go bad
The economic fallout from this week's looming Brexit vote has markets on edge.
Forget 'growth' – it's 'jobs' that work
With the unemployment steady and almost full employement the jobs market is playing a big role.
$US50m hack a 'nightmare scenario'
Doubts over digital currencies renewed after a successful $US50m hack.
Medibank's reputation on the line
The consumer watchdog's legal attack could seriously damage reputation, analysts warn.
Shopkins a very big deal
Forget Barbies and Bratz - the hottest doll in the world is designed in Australia.
Do we want self-driving cars?
The technology to make autonomous cars a reality may be ready. Drivers are not.
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ExecutiveStyle
Seven of the world's fastest bikes
If this isn't the world's sexiest bike, it's certainly one of the most aerodynamic.
Money
Insure to muzzle the bite of vet bills
Amanda Campbell spends $50 a month to insure her dog Henry and says it's money well spent.
Small Business
Hiring staff with intellectual disability
A large possible workforce remains largely untapped. As an employer, here's what you need to know.
Tips for buying or selling your business
With the end of the financial year approaching, some businesses will be looking to sell.
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England snatch win against Wales
England have broken Welsh hearts with a goal in stoppage time to record a 2-1 victory in the Group B match in Lens.
Entertainment
Varsity Blues actor dead at 45
US actor Ron Lester, who was best known for playing the loud, oversized lineman Billy Bob in Varsity Blues, has died.
Second Voice singer ambushed, shot
Less than a week after Christina Grimmie, an American singer who appeared on the Mexican version of The Voice was shot and critically wounded.
Canberra Life
What's hot for the chilly months
Can you look hot in Canberra when the weather is anything but?
Cheap eats around town
Budgeting has never tasted so good. We've rounded up some of the best cheap meal deals around town.Â
Canberra artist goes viral
Artist Benjamin Shine has gone globally viral thanks to a video posted by The Huffington Post.
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Lifestyle
Lara Bingle lookalike chases fame
Exactly who and what constitutes a celebrity these days?
Meg Ryan's face overshadows Orlando
People were more concerned with Meg Ryan's ageing face than the Orlando massacre.
The Gen Y plans for the Packer dynasty
Francesca Packer Barham has more than a glimmer of her famous grandfather.
The Veronicas request food from troll
The singers respond to claims they are promoting an anorexic lifestyle
Reese Witherspoon's plans end in embarrassment
For years Australia has provided rich pickings for celebrities cashing in megabuck cheques.
Was Taylor Swift beach kiss a decoy?
Coincidentally, the same day the Tom Hiddleston kissing photos emerged, Kim Kardashian West claimed Swift was a liar.
Daily Life
The best-ever politician throwbacks
Get into the election spirit with a glimpse of our fave (and not so fave) pollies in more, ahem, innocent times.
Five yoga poses to cure your hangover
Feeling the after-effects of a particularly wild night? Give these easy nerve-calming, toxin-eliminating moves a go.
Why would anyone need a gun at home?
As the post-Orlando gun debate rages in the US, Dom Knight tries to make sense of the 'right to bear arms'.
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Good Food
Warming winter prawns
This lovely dish will warm you right down to your toes.
7 'healthy' foods making you fat
You think you're being good when you make these choices, but are you really?
Australia's first capsule hotel to open in Sydney
Sleeping off a night on the negronis is about to become a lot easier.
Paris: best places to eat and drink
Tracey Spicer finds the best food in Paris – with a surprising twist.
Exactly what to cook this week
From a delicious sausage and tomato stew to a Thai pumpkin curry and chargrilled chicken salad, everything you need is right here.
Technology
Update - or kill - Flash Player now
Adobe just patched 36 security flaws for the software in one go.
Top five budget smartphones for 2016
You'd probably just break a new iPhone 6s Plus anyway.
How Netflix broke the copyright shackles
Copyright protection enters a new phase as we shift to streaming.
Why Zelda is the biggest game at E3
The 30-year-old series reinvented. Bigger, better and more beautiful than ever.
E3 2016: Day two wrap
Via KOTAKU: All the highlights from the games exhibition floor in Los Angeles.
Free Telstra Wi-Fi all weekend
Hotspots open to general public for free to celebrate World Wi-Fi Day.
Drive
ACCC to probe Oz car industry
A string of recent recalls and scandals prompts study into local industry.
What is Australia's best cheap car?
We put four of the most affordable new cars through their paces.
Sport
Eddie came, Eddie saw, Eddie conquered
Leading Japan to victory over South Africa at the World Cup was sweet, but bulldozing the Wallabies in their own backyard in a series they were not expected to win may just be the crown jewel in Eddie Jones' coaching resume.
Eels consider Semi change
Parramatta officials would be prepared to consider allowing winger Semi Radradra to play rugby union in France.
Fensom Mounties up
Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart faces a "selection headache" as players return from injury and suspension.
Mauritius wants Brumbies
World Club 10s organisers want to target the ACT Brumbies as a cornerstone to help build a global tournament.
