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Saturday, 1 June 2024
Today‘s Paper
Saturday, 1 June 2024
Vinnies sits down to answer all the questions
Megan Doherty
No commentsThe luxurious rooms hold 100 years of secrets and memories.
Sally Pryor
No commentsThe Property Council wants the ACT to follow NSW's lead.
Jasper Lindell
No commentsAfter five decades, will things ever change?
Jack Waterford
No commentsThe planning authority has rejected the plans twice.
Brittney Levinson
No comments"I always say I was in the right spot at the right time."
Megan Doherty
No commentsThe planning authority has rejected the plans twice.
Brittney Levinson
No comments"I always say I was in the right spot at the right time."
Megan Doherty
No commentsWinter in the City returns in the July school holidays.
Jasper Lindell
No commentsFumigation and controlled shooting of rabbits will begin in June.
Sarah Lansdown
No commentsThe festival this year will be in October.
Staff Reporters
No commentsRaiders star Hudson Young makes his NSW Blues Origin return.
David Polkinghorne
No commentsRaiders star Hudson Young makes his NSW Blues Origin return.
David Polkinghorne
No commentsThe festival this year will be in October.
Staff Reporters
No commentsConstable Kenny Koala's new handler is the youngest he's had.
Ron Cerabona
No commentsHume questions 'bloated' APS, Gallagher fires back.
Miriam Webber
No commentsA trick worthy of Houdini - his setbacks become everyone's risk.
Mark Kenny
No commentsTake a look inside the developer's latest 'mega precinct'.
Brittney Levinson
No commentsClubs hope to avoid local sports washouts.
Melanie Dinjaski
No commentsIt was a perfect symbol of the Olympics embracing a brave, new world.
Isabella Oakley
No commentsTake a look inside the developer's latest 'mega precinct'.
Brittney Levinson
No commentsIt was a perfect symbol of the Olympics embracing a brave, new world.
Isabella Oakley
No commentsClubs hope to avoid local sports washouts.
Melanie Dinjaski
No commentsOutcry from Nationals senators forces committee to suspend.
Miriam Webber
No commentsSome of Google's most promising artificial intelligence projects are happening in Australia, the firm's research boss says, and the results could change lives.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
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Latest news
Hospital crisis sees elective surgeries cancelled
Alex Mitchell • 21m ago
Heavy rain, flash flooding to hit WA
Savannah Meacham • 49m ago
Hosts West Indies in T20 World Cup group of death
Rizwan Ali (ap Sports Writer) • 56m ago
Gunmen kill 11 in attack in Nigeria's southeast
Camillus Eboh • 2hrs ago
Hamas responds positively to Biden ceasefire proposal
Steve Holland and James Mackenzie • 2hrs ago
Latest news
Hospital crisis sees elective surgeries cancelled
Alex Mitchell • 21m ago
Heavy rain, flash flooding to hit WA
Savannah Meacham • 49m ago
Hosts West Indies in T20 World Cup group of death
Rizwan Ali (ap Sports Writer) • 56m ago
Gunmen kill 11 in attack in Nigeria's southeast
Camillus Eboh • 2hrs ago
Hamas responds positively to Biden ceasefire proposal
Steve Holland and James Mackenzie • 2hrs ago
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China has lifted suspensions from several Australian beef exporters and remaining sanctions could be gone in time for a high-level visit in Canberra.
Andrew Brown, Jacob Shteyman, Tess Ikonomou and Kat Wong
Parliamentarians are calling on the government to give Palestinians the same visa rights as Ukrainians as a bid to recognise a state fell flat in parliament.
Andrew Brown, Dominic Giannini and Kat Wong
Hundreds of AAT members will have to reapply for their jobs.
Dana Daniel
China has lifted suspensions from several Australian beef exporters and remaining sanctions could be gone in time for a high-level visit in Canberra.
Andrew Brown, Jacob Shteyman, Tess Ikonomou and Kat Wong
Parliamentarians are calling on the government to give Palestinians the same visa rights as Ukrainians as a bid to recognise a state fell flat in parliament.
Andrew Brown, Dominic Giannini and Kat Wong
It's clear inflation remains troublingly high.
Simon Cowan
No commentsCoalition to 'shut down anti-Semitism at institutions'.
Dana Daniel, Steve Evans
No commentsBarbara Pocock eyes pro-bono work from big consulting firms.
Miriam Webber
No commentsAngus Taylor does not rule out bringing back a staffing cap.
Dana Daniel, Miriam Webber
No commentsAnalysis reveals the govt's policy and service priorities.
Miriam Webber
No commentsSunshine Coast, Queensland was the most popular destination.
Jessica Belzycki
No commentsIsolated young people rely on platforms for social connection.
Carla Mascarenhas
No comments'What is the point of the conversation we're having?'
Anna Houlahan
No commentsIt's clear inflation remains troublingly high.
Simon Cowan
No commentsOnce again, the government has backed itself into a corner.
Michelle Grattan
No commentsThe fact it can't meet Australia's needs is entirely beside the point for the Coalition.
Jennifer Rayner
No commentsIt's clear inflation remains troublingly high.
Simon Cowan
No commentsThe fact it can't meet Australia's needs is entirely beside the point for the Coalition.
Jennifer Rayner
No commentsOnce again, the government has backed itself into a corner.
Michelle Grattan
No commentsFace coverings were worn by pro-Palestinian protesters at ANU.
Letters to the Editor
No commentsThe world doesn't need an orange bull in a china shop.
The Canberra Times
No commentsACT set to introduce specialised sexual assault court list.
Tim Piccione
Victim says focusing on legislation problem is a 'cop out'.
Tim Piccione
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Staff Reporters
No commentsThere are many reasons these blokes want to learn how to cook.
Karen Hardy
No commentsShe will also be giving classes in Canberra.
Megan Doherty
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We taste-tested the most popular brands so you don't have to.
Karen Hardy
No commentsThe Currowan fire of 2020 was the inspiration for his third novel.
Karen Hardy
No commentsHere are the Brumbies' last round scenarios.
Chris Dutton
No commentsThe Raiders are expecting torrential rain at Redcliffe.
David Polkinghorne
No commentsRaiders star Hudson Young makes his NSW Blues Origin return.
David Polkinghorne
No commentsClubs hope to avoid local sports washouts.
Melanie Dinjaski
No commentsThe GWS Giants will start their season at Manuka Oval.
David Polkinghorne
No commentsIt was a perfect symbol of the Olympics embracing a brave, new world.
Isabella Oakley
No commentsThe GWS Giants will start their season at Manuka Oval.
David Polkinghorne
No commentsIt was a perfect symbol of the Olympics embracing a brave, new world.
Isabella Oakley
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The Property Council wants the ACT to follow NSW's lead.
Jasper Lindell
No commentsThe planning authority has rejected the plans twice.
Brittney Levinson
No commentsNo group has yet claimed responsibility for an attack in southeastern Nigeria that killed at least 11 people.
Camillus Eboh • 2hrs ago
Hamas has released a statement reacting positively to Joe Biden's ceasefire proposal, saying it is ready to engage "positively and in a constructive manner".
Steve Holland and James Mackenzie • 2hrs ago
Russia and Ukraine have exchanged prisoners for the first time in months ahead of a summit on the conflict in Switzerland that China and Russia will not attend.
Experience timeless culture and world-class cuisine.
Kristie Kellahan
From roller-coasters to chairlifts, here's the full lowdown.
Rachael Oakes-Ash • 2hrs ago
Experience timeless culture and world-class cuisine.
Kristie Kellahan
Embrace the light, colour and heat at the Darwin Festival.
Sally Pryor
Turn up the heat in outback Queensland.
From wine fiestas to foodie adventures, here's the guide.
Before the G-Wagen became more popular as a city-slicker AMG, it was a much more basic off-roader – and it's the latter which a restoration firm is working over.
Simon Christie • 2hrs ago
Who wins in a drag race between a 1800hp Holden and a 650hp electric Hyundai? There's only one way to find out!
Paul Maric
The Audi RS e-tron GT is a seriously fast, seriously beautiful, but seriously expensive electric grand tourer.
William Stopford
Before the G-Wagen became more popular as a city-slicker AMG, it was a much more basic off-roader – and it's the latter which a restoration firm is working over.
Simon Christie • 2hrs ago
Car Expert
The Audi RS e-tron GT is a seriously fast, seriously beautiful, but seriously expensive electric grand tourer.
William Stopford
Who wins in a drag race between a 1800hp Holden and a 650hp electric Hyundai? There's only one way to find out!
Paul Maric
A long list of Chinese EV brands are coming to Australia, but Xpeng’s local distributor thinks there’s no better time to arrive than now.
Jordan Mulach
The next Volkswagen T-Roc, set to be the brand's last new combustion-powered vehicle in Europe, has been spied ahead of an expected 2025 debut.
Max Davies
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.
Travel through the Panama Canal on a ship built for maximum enjoyment.
Emma Brown
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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.
On the eve of World Environment Day, try some home energy savers.
2hrs ago
No commentsLife is much easier when you take the easy way out, isn't it?
Karen Hardy
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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 local rugby union scene in the 1970s.
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