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Tuesday, 11 June 2024
Today‘s Paper
Tuesday, 11 June 2024
She is accused of killing a 20-year-old student in a crash.
Hannah Neale • 43m ago
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She was found by police naked and screaming on a Lyneham street.
Lucy Arundell • 1hr ago
Take a tour through the newly renovated bachelor flats.
Brittney Levinson
No commentsNurse-to-patient ratios will be expanded.
Lucy Bladen
No commentsApple is leaning on ChatGPT to help make Siri smarter.
Michael Liedtke
No commentsWhen Dutton says migration, he should say population.
Crispin Hull
No commentsSuburban areas of Canberra are also set for rain.
Lucy Arundell
No commentsHere's why you're seeing so many of the same book designs.
Amy Martin
No commentsWhen Dutton says migration, he should say population.
Crispin Hull
No commentsHere's why you're seeing so many of the same book designs.
Amy Martin
No commentsSuburban areas of Canberra are also set for rain.
Lucy Arundell
No commentsBatemans Bay property goes under the hammer and comes out on top.
Victoria Silk • 18m ago
Defending their transport plan, Liberals go on political offensive.
Jasper Lindell
No commentsSame-sex couples and women may face discrimination.
Lucy Bladen
No commentsPaul Eldon and Dan Sanderson are ready for a new story.
Karen Hardy
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The PM's Daughter is taking on another life in classrooms.
Amy Martin
No commentsThe PM's Daughter is taking on another life in classrooms.
Amy Martin
No commentsPaul Eldon and Dan Sanderson are ready for a new story.
Karen Hardy
No commentsCanberran with the Green Machine takes 'big risk for a big reward'.
Melanie Dinjaski
No commentsHere's what you need to know about supermarket limits on eggs.
Jessica O'Bryan
No commentsChanging the nation's view of the capital, one post at a time.
Yasmine Killeen
No commentsThe Brumbies are driven by one thing: proving people wrong.
Chris Dutton
No commentsOpinion
Why has this celebrity death hit us all a little harder?
Karen Hardy
No commentsCameras also to check if drivers breaking additional road rules.
Peter Brewer
No commentsThe Brumbies are driven by one thing: proving people wrong.
Chris Dutton
No commentsCameras also to check if drivers breaking additional road rules.
Peter Brewer
No commentsOpinion
Why has this celebrity death hit us all a little harder?
Karen Hardy
No commentsNBC News reports US officials are considering holding unilateral talks with Hamas via intermediaries to release five US citizens held hostage in the Gaza Strip.
Sam Mostyn was born and raised in Canberra.
Megan Doherty
No commentsSound and Fury are taking over The Vault for one night only.
Staff Reporters
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Incentivising households and landlords into renewable tech such as batteries and solar would save billions on large-scale infrastructure, a report says.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Signs the opposition will water down interim climate commitments under the Paris Agreement have been met with a sharp rebuke from the prime minister.
Poppy Johnston
The National Anti-Corruption Commission squibbed it.
Russell Ayres
No commentsIncentivising households and landlords into renewable tech such as batteries and solar would save billions on large-scale infrastructure, a report says.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
The National Anti-Corruption Commission squibbed it.
Russell Ayres
No commentsSigns the opposition will water down interim climate commitments under the Paris Agreement have been met with a sharp rebuke from the prime minister.
Poppy Johnston
Legislation for these companies should be taken seriously.
Bruce Billson
No commentsA lot of young workers don't see the point in unions anymore.
Dustin Halse
No commentsBursting the bureaucracy's bubble.
Miriam Webber
No commentsFor those who 'cannot tell anyone about their achievements'.
Dana Daniel
No commentsContributions to public administration have been honoured.
Dana Daniel
No comments'This is a reminder of what life's about,' Watts said.
Anna Houlahan • 15m ago
No commentsIndonesian village teams in action as volcano erupts.
Carla Mascarenhas • 44m ago
No commentsApple is leaning on ChatGPT to help make Siri smarter.
Michael Liedtke
No commentsWhere's the appeal in times of high anxiety and low patriotism?
Robert Hoffmann, Maria Teresa Beamond
No commentsWhen Dutton says migration, he should say population.
Crispin Hull
No commentsWe know a tech blunder when we see one.
David Irecki
No commentsWhere's the appeal in times of high anxiety and low patriotism?
Robert Hoffmann, Maria Teresa Beamond
No commentsWe know a tech blunder when we see one.
David Irecki
No commentsWhen Dutton says migration, he should say population.
Crispin Hull
No commentsSam Mostyn has been honoured as part of the King's birthday awards
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No commentsThere's still time to scrap the tram extension, a reader says.
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No commentsOne van was carrying a hydraulic press to produce cigarettes.
Peter Brewer
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Peter Brewer
No commentsA victim allegedly received a raft of calls and messages.
Peter Brewer
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From the Brumbies' quarter final to theatre shows and plenty of cheese.
Barbell Foods has gone from a bit of backyard fun to a growing enterprise.
Karen Hardy
No commentsKevin Hart plays a B-list actor trying to be an action star.
Cris Kennedy
No commentsCandace Bushnell on life now, ahead of her Canberra show.
Megan Doherty
No commentsIshana Night Shyamalan's debut lacks credibility at times.
Ron Cerabona
No commentsCanberran with the Green Machine takes 'big risk for a big reward'.
Melanie Dinjaski
No commentsThe Brumbies are driven by one thing: proving people wrong.
Chris Dutton
No commentsAs NRL give update on when four teams for Vegas will be announced.
Melanie Dinjaski
No commentsOne fan wasn't happy, but David Pembroke has other ideas.
Chris Dutton, Melanie Dinjaski
No comments'Smash the rest of the world.'
Melanie Dinjaski
No commentsIn an incredibly rich week of sport, women dominated.
Melanie Dinjaski
No comments'What do you mean you're going to the Olympic trials?'
Melanie Dinjaski
No comments'Smash the rest of the world.'
Melanie Dinjaski
No comments'What do you mean you're going to the Olympic trials?'
Melanie Dinjaski
No commentsIn an incredibly rich week of sport, women dominated.
Melanie Dinjaski
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Take a tour through the newly renovated bachelor flats.
Brittney Levinson
No commentsWarning shots have been fired after troops violated the land border between North and South Korea amid soaring animosity between the rivals.
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A judge who recently resigned from Hong Kong's top appeals court says rule of law is "profoundly compromised" where the government has strong opinions.
William James and Greg Torode • 1hr ago
A plan to price agricultural emissions has been scrapped by New Zealand's government, which is forming a group to find other ways to work on methane.
Lucy Craymer • 2hrs ago
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Akash Arora
Visit the English town of medieval kings and wartime tunnels.
Mark Dapin
The CBD property has comfortable rooms and a lovely eatery.
From rooms with a view to kid-friendly digs, here's the lowdown.
Akash Arora
The CBD property has comfortable rooms and a lovely eatery.
Visit the English town of medieval kings and wartime tunnels.
Mark Dapin
See the world's longest mammal migration from these lookouts.
Akash Arora
Pocket Guide: Bridgetown, Barbados
San Antonio is home to one of America's great fusion cultures.
Alexis Buxton-Collins
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Committed locals are rewriting Dimboola's destiny.
Justine Costigan
This rare beauty welcomes guests with a warm embrace.
Sarah Maguire
The Ferrari 12Cilindri isn't a farewell to V12 power, as the iconic Italian marque commits to screaming engines for as long as it's allowed.
Jordan Mulach • 7m ago
Toyota says it has moved onto the final stage of its hydrogen fuel-cell HiLux project, with 10 utes now being used for evaluation and promotion.
William Stopford • 1hr ago
Increasing EV sales isn't the only solution to lower transport emissions, according to a report from Monash University's Climateworks Centre.
Josh Nevett • 16m ago
The Ferrari 12Cilindri isn't a farewell to V12 power, as the iconic Italian marque commits to screaming engines for as long as it's allowed.
Jordan Mulach • 7m ago
Increasing EV sales isn't the only solution to lower transport emissions, according to a report from Monash University's Climateworks Centre.
Josh Nevett • 16m ago
Toyota says it has moved onto the final stage of its hydrogen fuel-cell HiLux project, with 10 utes now being used for evaluation and promotion.
William Stopford • 1hr ago
After a spate of DPF thefts, police in Queensland are warning the public to secure their vehicles to stop thieves from sawing off DPFs and catalytic converters.
William Stopford • 2hrs ago
Customers can now put in expressions of interest for the MG Cyberster, but local pricing and specifications have yet to be released.
William Stopford • 2hrs ago
With Vivid Sydney now well underway, Samsung Electronics Australia invites everyone to experience its contribution to the magical event, and be part of a project to unite people around the world.
Explore how the University of Canberra prepares teachers with evidence-based practices and research-backed teaching strategies.
Here's an invitation to join the Queen Victoria on a cruise through Spain and Morocco.
Emma Brown
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Abexol is a new innovative and natural solution easing joint pain and stiffness with the added benefit of improving digestive health.
Meeting the energy need of tomorrow by training the next generation with Essential Energy's award-winning apprentice program.
'This is a reminder of what life's about,' Watts said.
Anna Houlahan • 15m ago
No commentsOpinion
Why has this celebrity death hit us all a little harder?
Karen Hardy
No commentsThe move comes after bird flu hit a fifth poultry farm.
Ayden Dawkins
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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
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Elesa Kurtz
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Cars and coffee. What more could you want?
Canberra Times
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