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Monday, 27 May 2024
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Safety risks prompts ANU's order to evacuate.
Lucy Arundell Steve Evans Sarah Lansdown • 36m ago
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The move to reduce the amount of machines hasn't worked.
Steve Evans, Ray Athwal
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Residents are unhappy with the slow progress.
Brittney Levinson
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Kingston resident Lucille Rogers in front of a block of land that has been vacant for several years. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
The registrar of non-government schools is reviewing concerns.
Sarah Lansdown
Brindabella Christian College made 'inaccurate' claims about a registration review in its school newsletter, an ACT government spokesman said. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Raiders second-rower Hudson Young has earned a NSW Blues recall.
David Polkinghorne
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Raiders star Hudson Young has earned an Origin recall. Picture by Gary Ramage
Findings 'should embolden ACT candidates with big ideas'.
Dana Daniel
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Reducing poker machine income could harm a Canberra institution.
Steve Evans
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The impact of poker machine losses can be wide-reaching. Picture Shutterstock
What's on
There are many reasons these blokes want to learn how to cook.
Karen Hardy
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This problem is insidious and can't be solved easily.
Charles Livingstone
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The consequences of poker machine addiction can be devastating. Picture Shutterstock
Barbara Pocock eyes pro-bono work from big consulting firms.
Miriam Webber
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Greens senator Barbara Pocock accused consultants of attempting to win favour with in-kind work. Pictures by Elesa Kurtz, Shutterstock
Nearly 50 economists delivered a lukewarm response to the budget.
Peter Martin
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers' election claims are optimistic, experts say. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Twelve people were hurt when a Qatar Airways plane flying to Dublin hit turbulence, less than a week after severe injuries on board a Singapore Airlines flight.
The Queensland Maroons have an injury crisis in their forwards.
David Polkinghorne
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Raiders great Josh Papali'i has ruled out an Origin return. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Japan says North Korea's plan to launch a rocket carrying a space satellite would be in breach of UN resolutions.
Even in an age of individualism, empathy will not go away.
Max Jeganathan
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In our age of individualism, somehow our concern for each other won't go away. Picture Shutterstock
The journalist comes from a long line of trailblazers and pioneers.
Megan Doherty
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Mel Doyle and her great-grandmother Annie McGrath. Pictures supplied
Bangladesh and India are bracing for the arrival of a severe cyclone that has formed over the Bay of Bengal, the first of this year's monsoon season.
Bangladesh authorities have evacuated 800,000 people at risk of harm from Cyclone Remal. (EPA PHOTO)
Opinion
Smaller families, later marriages and what it means for Australia's population.
Jack Waterford
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'Labor has to pick a lane' on energy, the Greens leader says.
Dana Daniel
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Adam Bandt says the Greens want public-owned entities to play a role in the Future Made in Australia energy plan.
New art shows feature landscapes, glassworks and more.
Ron Cerabona
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'Once you get into the nitty gritty of it, people get confused.'
Dana Daniel
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Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth says more adults need to talk about consent. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
About 40 local riders are supporting prostate cancer awareness.
Peter Brewer
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Some of the long riders from the ACT region are Steve Pitson, Sebastian Due Madsen, Andrea Lanagan, Jesse Fry, Mike Alling, Chris Dietzel, Ben Stewart, Jeremy Milner , Dave Park, Liz Kobold and Bryan Doherty. Picture by Gary Ramage

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Services Australia is 'not fixed yet', Bill Shorten says.
Miriam Webber
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'We need to find explanations for why the homicide rate has gone up.'
Dana Daniel
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Padma Raman says women's economic security and safety are linked.
What serves and strengthens participation, what no longer does?
Mark Kenny
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Anthony Albanese laid bare his thoughts on Peter Dutton. Picture by Marina Neil
How the APS's new diversity targets aim to reflect the Australian community.
Prabha Nandagopal
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Public Service Commissioner Gordon de Brouwer, centre, and Minister for the Public Service Katy Gallagher, left. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Every household will receive a $300 rebate on their energy bill.
Lanie Tindale
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Budget winners and losers.
Angus Taylor does not rule out bringing back a staffing cap.
Dana Daniel, Miriam Webber
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Analysis reveals the govt's policy and service priorities.
Miriam Webber
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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton and Public Service Minister Katy Gallagher. Pictures by Keegan Caroll
The department needs to collaborate to deal with future crises.
Sarah Lansdown
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Home Affairs secretary Stephanie Foster at the Securing Our Future national security conference on April 9, 2024. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
There is no current tsunami threat to Australia.
Anna Houlahan • 36m ago
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Researchers could reduce organic waste ending up in landfills.
Jessica Belzycki • 32m ago
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Coffee biochar pictured in an RMIT lab. Picture by Carelle Mulawa-Richards, RMIT University
Vision has been released of a would-be robber wearing underwear on his head and a makeshift cape in a failed attempt to hold up a Melbourne pub.
Callum Godde • 19m ago
A man wore underpants on his head and a makeshift cape in a botched attempt to rob a pub. (Supplied by Victoria Police/AAP PHOTOS)
Ali & Gaby's quick tips for big wins in understanding your money
Ali and Gaby Rosenberg
Diversifying to avoid living beyond your super
A crowdfund has reached its $30,000 goal.
Jessica Belzycki
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$30,000 has been raised to display Ms Rinehart on the New York billboards. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong/Shutterstock
Even in an age of individualism, empathy will not go away.
Max Jeganathan
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Here's how the government can better support them.
Bruce Billson
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The government could be doing more to support small businesses. Picture Shutterstock
When even celebs get burnt, what hope do us plebs have?
Jordan Guiao
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A disregard for consent has informed a lot of today's AI progressions. Picture Shutterstock
ACT voters should be outraged by this latest show of contempt.
Letters to the Editor
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The Barr-Rattenbury government is treating voters like fools
It's time for a serious rethink on the ACT's future housing laws.
The Canberra Times
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Good future planning is Canberra's only hope
'Real children's lives are destroyed for this appalling material.'
Tim Piccione
He sent 'terrifying, degrading' texts to an ex-partner.
Hannah Neale
Aaron Hudson leaves court on a previous occasion. Picture by Hannah Neale
The government will convene a roundtable on Friday.
Lucy Bladen
Your Reference Ain't Relevant campaign co-founder Harrison James (right) with fellow co-founder Jarad Grice and campaigner Josh Burns. Picture by Keegan Carroll
'He knew perfectly well what he was doing was against the law.'
Tim Piccione
Ben Aulich, left, and Michael Papandrea. Pictures by Tim Piccione, Blake Foden
Shooter was a 'picture of childhood dysfunction', judge found.
Lanie Tindale
A still from CCTV footage of the murder of Glenn Walewicz. Picture by ACT Policing
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What's on
There are many reasons these blokes want to learn how to cook.
Karen Hardy
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A crowdfund has reached its $30,000 goal.
Jessica Belzycki
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$30,000 has been raised to display Ms Rinehart on the New York billboards. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong/Shutterstock
We taste-tested the most popular brands so you don't have to.
Karen Hardy
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Ever wonder which is the best brand of tinned tomatoes? Us too. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
It's like the lovechild of Sing and A Star is Born.
Jess Layt
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Brittany Howard from the Alabama Shakes voices Thelma. Picture Netflix
How do these winners compare to the local?
Anna Houlahan
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The Royal Hotel Drouin's burger with a glass of red wine. Picture Royal hotel Drouin
Raiders second-rower Hudson Young has earned a NSW Blues recall.
David Polkinghorne
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The Queensland Maroons have an injury crisis in their forwards.
David Polkinghorne
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Tom Hooper is relishing the chance to end years of heartbreak.
Caden Helmers
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Tom Hooper and the Brumbies still have ambitions of a top-two finish. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Cameron Myers is one of four Australians to meet the qualifier.
Caden Helmers, Darren Walton
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Cam Myers is targeting the Olympic Games in Paris. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Ricky Stuart backs Hudson Young to make Blues Origin return.
David Polkinghorne
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Brumbies claim their biggest win over the Rebels in history.
Caden Helmers
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Tom Wright is in scintillating form for the Brumbies. Picture by Gary Ramage
Catch up on all the highlights from the weekend's action in local sport.
Melanie Dinjaski
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O'Connor's Aisosa Ihegie. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong

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Residents are unhappy with the slow progress.
Brittney Levinson
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Kingston resident Lucille Rogers in front of a block of land that has been vacant for several years. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
There is a draft amendment to the National Capital Plan.
Lucy Bladen
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An artist impression of Molonglo town centre. Picture supplied
The state of emergency in New Caledonia had been imposed by Paris for at least 12 days to boost police powers, but will now be lifted.
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A strong earthquake has struck Tonga, with epicentre 198km north of the capital, Nuku'alofa, at a depth of 112km.
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There are no reports of damage after a strong earthquake struck the Pacific island of Tonga. (AP PHOTO)
Powerful storms have killed at least 15 people and left a wide trail of destruction across Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas
Sean Murphy and Julio Cortez • 2hrs ago
Wild weather and tornados have hit several US states, causing deaths and damage. (AP PHOTO)
Head for this capital city, where cold is the hottest new thing.
Andrew Bain • 59m ago
Experts are predicting extraordinary visibility in 2024-25.
Ultimate guide: How to tick the northern lights off your bucket list
Expert tips to help you face the elements.
Kristie Kellahan
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Find serenity in Oman's wild highlands and dramatic deserts.
Matt Brace
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Everyone's talking about...: Why Oman is a must-visit destination
From best splurge to best for kids, here are the top carry-ons.
Miranda Aitken
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Photo by Shutterstock.
Discover the unearthly beauty of Japan in winter.
Laura Waters
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A snowshoe hike. Picture: Laura Waters
Car Expert
More than 500 Mazda CX-90s have been recalled as its autonomous emergency braking (AEB) system can be triggered by roadside objects.
Jordan Mulach • 1hr ago
Put a hold on those family school pickups - these are the passenger restrictions for learner drivers in Australia.
Tyra Lawler-Cass • 2hrs ago
How many passengers can a learner driver carry in Australia?
The Peugeot 408 is a quirky entrant to a hotly contested corner of the car market in Australia. Is it good weird, or bad weird?
Scott Collie
2024 Peugeot 408 PHEV review
You might find yourself wanting to drive with headphones on, but be careful – it could land you in trouble.
Matt Campbell
Is it illegal to drive with headphones?
There are plenty of sedans on offer in the medium car category, but wagons will give you the most space. Find out more here.
Max Davies
The mid-sized cars with the most boot space in Australia
Royal Air Force veteran Rob Thomas ran 192 kilometres during the March On Challenge to raise money for Soldier On.
For enough funds for your retirement, financial planner Cheryl Haines has some tips.
Having the comfortable retirement you dream about takes some careful plannng to achieve. Picture Shutterstock
Travel through the Panama Canal on a ship built for maximum enjoyment.
Emma Brown
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Colourful houses Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Picture Shutterstock
Sit back and see the best of New Zealand on this sweeping rail and coach tour.
Emma Brown
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Queenstown on the shores of Lake Wakatipu. Picture Shutterstock
Prorox has been proven to reduces symptoms of overactive bladder by improving the tone of the bladder muscle and surrounding areas.
Prorox can help reduce Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms which impact more than half of middle-aged men. Picture Shutterstock
Ali & Gaby's quick tips for big wins in understanding your money
Ali and Gaby Rosenberg
Hopefully, you can walk and chew gum at the same time.
Rod Taylor
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How many things can you do at once? Picture Shutterstock
The Senior
Think you're smarter than The Lightning Bolt? Find out all about the new Chaser in Australia.
Therese Murray
Proposed law changes to reduce financial elder abuse.
Eileen Wood
The Standing Council of Attorneys-General is looking into changes to financial Enduring Powers of Attorney. Picture Shutterstock
Persistence has paid off for veterans golfer Rita Gounder.
Rowan Cowley
Rita Gounder is Western Sydney Region Veteran Golf Association's ladies player of the year. Picture supplied
A slice of Byron Bay in the capital.
Keegan Carroll
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Jack Cassidy and Emily Brown, of Watson.
Check out the best photographs from around Canberra this week
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