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AM edition, Wednesday, July 29, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. There's a partly cloudy day with a top of 15 degrees on the way. Here’s what’s making news in the capital.

'Lucky to make Christmas': Tough times ahead for Canberra's clubs

Venues in Canberra are concerned about what further delays to the easing of COVID-19 restrictions could mean for their businesses going forward.

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ACT among worst jurisdictions for business

The Canberra Business Chamber says the findings of the NAB study show that it's more "difficult than it should be" for ACT businesses.

Administrator warns of big hit to traders

Longstanding Canberra retail business, Bags To Go, has entered voluntary administration, with warnings others could follow.

ACT slammed over criminal age call

Subscriber only: Legal, health and community advocates dismayed at government's response to calls to raise age of criminal responsibility.

Virus hurts threatened species recovery efforts

Subscriber only: COVID-19 travel restrictions limit the ability of experts to monitor the recovery of threatened species after bushfires.

Cousins 'influenced' cocaine trafficker

Subscriber only: Mother gives evidence that her son was a "very good boy" before he mixed more with relatives.

Has this lockdown been successful?

Explainer: Coronavirus case numbers continue to jump in Victoria half way through lockdown. What happens now?

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He's back: 'Six again' ref's Raiders comeback

Subscriber only: Canberra Raiders fans will cringe every time referee Ben Cummins restarts the tackle count on Saturday night.

Secrets of Marlon Brando's island uncovered

An island once belonging to Marlon Brando has been confirmed as the Bahamas to New Yorkers for Tahiti's 18th century elite.

Millar backs decision to postpone Open

Subscriber only: The Australian Open is closed for 2020 but Canberra golfer Matthew Millar still hopes to play in Japan.

Five things to do in Canberra this weekend

Here's our pick of what's happening in Canberra this weekend: From new music to photo exhibitions and a Harry Potter quiz.

Times Past

On the front page of The Canberra Times on this day in 1978, the identity of a mysterious dirty creature that had been worrying motorists was revealed. This creature was not a monster from the depths, but rather an incredibly scruffy pelican that resided in Coranderrk Pool on Parkes Way. READ MORE
 
 
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