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Monday, 13 May 2024
Today‘s Paper
Monday, 13 May 2024
'It's not just Canberra, it's happening everywhere'.
Bageshri Savyasachi
No commentsLots of large gum trees to be hacked.
Megan Doherty
No commentsIt's been a year since the acquisition was announced.
Lucy Bladen
No commentsProminent Canberra mums reveal success secrets this Mother's Day.
Karleen Minney
No commentsSuper Netball officials cop flak after a 'joke' of an error.
Melanie Dinjaski
No commentsA triple injury boost looms for a milestone match in Canberra.
Chris Dutton
No commentsProminent Canberra mums reveal success secrets this Mother's Day.
Karleen Minney
No commentsA triple injury boost looms for a milestone match in Canberra.
Chris Dutton
No commentsSuper Netball officials cop flak after a 'joke' of an error.
Melanie Dinjaski
No commentsThe artist is helping others by talking about her disorder.
Megan Doherty
No commentsThe much-loved Canberra institution can finally crack on with it.
Sally Pryor Dana Daniel
No commentsSwitzerland's Nemo has won 68th Eurovision Song Contest with The Code after the event was marred by protests over the Gaza war.
A disused space is always an opportunity in Canberra.
Karen Hardy
No commentsThey're keen to forget a smelly Gungahlin portaloo debacle.
Peter Brewer
No commentsSwitzerland's Nemo has won 68th Eurovision Song Contest with The Code after the event was marred by protests over the Gaza war.
They're keen to forget a smelly Gungahlin portaloo debacle.
Peter Brewer
No commentsA disused space is always an opportunity in Canberra.
Karen Hardy
No commentsIn its early days, the iconic ACT facility focused on the sun.
Brad Tucker
No commentsIt might be time for Bruce pragmatism to replace Civic optimism.
Chris Dutton
No commentsShe's building a family - and an empire.
Megan Doherty
No commentsShock win brings fitting finale to a 15-year journey
Peter Brewer
No commentsThe Capitol placed on Capital Hill? No wonder so many got it wrong.
Tim the Yowie Man
No commentsShe's building a family - and an empire.
Megan Doherty
No commentsThe Capitol placed on Capital Hill? No wonder so many got it wrong.
Tim the Yowie Man
No commentsShock win brings fitting finale to a 15-year journey
Peter Brewer
No commentsElsewhere, the tech gets the thumbs up for user convenience.
Peter Brewer
No comments'It can be challenging because I do flick between mum and teammate in the game'.
Melanie Dinjaski
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Budget carrots go down easy in May, but governments have plenty of other tools.
Jennifer Rayner
No commentsPrograms to attract capital needed to turn the economy around.
Dana Daniel
No commentsBut things will soon be harder for the Treasurer to control.
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No commentsBudget carrots go down easy in May, but governments have plenty of other tools.
Jennifer Rayner
No commentsBut things will soon be harder for the Treasurer to control.
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No commentsPrograms to attract capital needed to turn the economy around.
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No comments'Many Australians don't know how dangerous the situation is.'
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No commentsPrice inflation has moderated as the supermarkets contend with criticism, including a government report that recommends breaking up the industry's big players.
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Bursting the bureaucracy's bubble.
Miriam Webber
No commentsWe started with a hollowed out APS, hidden from view. It's time to do much better.
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No commentsThere will be 35,000 new jobs in the next five years: report
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No commentsTreasury forecasts in the federal budget predict inflation will drop below three per cent by the end of the year, back within the Reserve Bank's target band.
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No commentsFor once, my ears are pricked to the NIMBYs' plaintive songs.
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No commentsBudget carrots go down easy in May, but governments have plenty of other tools.
Jennifer Rayner
No commentsIt potentially opens a back door to international high level nuclear waste.
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No commentsBudget carrots go down easy in May, but governments have plenty of other tools.
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No commentsFor once, my ears are pricked to the NIMBYs' plaintive songs.
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No commentsIt's about time Canberra's arts sector wasn't taken for granted.
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No comments'I felt this power,' he told a youth justice worker.
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Ivan and Gregory had been friends for decades, until it all went wrong.
Hannah Neale
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The costumes, key changes and campiness are back!
Ayden Dawkins
No commentsAll the vendors will be making it spicy.
Karen Hardy
No commentsEnjoy a LEGO show, the Eurovision Song Contest and Mother's Day
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Megan Doherty
No commentsBe transported straight to Greece at Alia.
Karen Hardy
No commentsOna Coffee's Ryan Nguyen is off to represent Canberra.
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No commentsThe Raiders coach has some welcome selection headaches.
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No commentsA triple injury boost looms for a milestone match in Canberra.
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No commentsSuper Netball officials cop flak after a 'joke' of an error.
Melanie Dinjaski
No comments'It can be challenging because I do flick between mum and teammate in the game'.
Melanie Dinjaski
No commentsDick Telford is one of Australia's most respected sporting minds.
Chris Dutton
No commentsThe Brumbies extended their NSW streak to 13 wins in a row.
Chris Dutton
No commentsIt might be time for Bruce pragmatism to replace Civic optimism.
Chris Dutton
No commentsDick Telford is one of Australia's most respected sporting minds.
Chris Dutton
No commentsIt might be time for Bruce pragmatism to replace Civic optimism.
Chris Dutton
No commentsThe Brumbies extended their NSW streak to 13 wins in a row.
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It's the second Beltana Road orchard to sell this year.
Brittney Levinson
No commentsResidents say the proposal is not suitable for the area.
Brittney Levinson
No commentsThe death toll from the Brazil floods has risen to 143, as the government announced $A3.5b in emergency money to deal with the crisis.
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Recently deceased Russian politican dissident Alexei Navalny has been awarded the Dresden Peace Prize for his contribution to peace and understanding.
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The answer may surprise you.
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Pocket Guide: Aswan, Egypt
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No commentsThe teardrop-shaped island teems with wildlife.
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This trip to the region is all about the chocolate and cheese.
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Follow in the footsteps of the Bridgertons in Bath, UK.
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No commentsAt this gorgeous retreat you're a million miles from care.
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Get ready for sweeping ocean views from every room.
Cadillac still says it plans to launch here as an electric-only brand, but the luxury marque could have plug-in hybrids in its future.
William Stopford
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The BMW M4 CS will come back to Australian showrooms for the first time in five years, providing buyers a more hardcore version of the coupe.
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Royal Air Force veteran Rob Thomas ran 192 kilometres during the March On Challenge to raise money for Soldier On.
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Sit back and see the best of New Zealand on this sweeping rail and coach tour.
Emma Brown
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Prorox has been proven to reduces symptoms of overactive bladder by improving the tone of the bladder muscle and surrounding areas.
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No commentsWinter growth is sedate, and ever so slightly magic.
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'It's not just Canberra, it's happening everywhere'.
Bageshri Savyasachi
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