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AM edition, Friday, July 17, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. After a frosty start, we're expecting a mostly sunny day with a top of 14 degrees. Here's what's making headlines in the capital.

Govt slammed over water buyback debacle

Subscriber only: The Australian National Audit Office has released a scathing report into the government's handling of the water buyback scheme.

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Long way to the top: The live music scene is back

As COVID-19 restrictions ease, the sound of music is slowly returning to the territory, with bars and clubs hosting small gigs.

ACT grants hundreds of exemptions for Victorians

More than 200 exemptions, including two for federal politicians, have been granted for Victorians wanting to enter the ACT.

Can I get a sausage sanga? ACT sport returns

Explainer: Canberra sport action returns this weekend, but will look very different to how you remember it, amid COVID-19 guidelines.

Alleged victim takes the stand in uni rape case

Subscriber only: A former uni student who said she was raped in an alleyway during an alcohol-fuelled college event has felt aimless since.

ACT elderly don't know if they can leave the house

The elderly in the ACT are missing out on key coronavirus information and are unsure if they can even leave the house, advocates say. 

How 'disease detectives' track the coronavirus

Explainer: It's a race against time by a band of quiet heroes in the current battle to keep Australia safe and healthy.

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Gutsy Raiders produce win for the ages at SCG

Subscriber only: Season over? You're kidding. Not after that Green Machine effort last night against the back-to-back premiers.

Is a vaccine the only thing we can have hope in?

Jenna Price's opinion: What can we turn to if the things we've relied on to keep us healthy during this pandemic don't work?

Brumby finds his escape on Bungendore farm

Subscriber only: Will Miller races from training to former Wallabies prop Richard Harry's farm, but not to get Super Rugby advice.

The Canberra talk show birthed from coronavirus

Of all the things that coronavirus has brought us, quite possibly the most unexpected was the introduction of Canberra's own talk show.

Times Past

Eight months of sticking to the same lottery numbers had finally paid off for Canberra's Pam Jones. Along with Downer syndicate "Three Kings of Sport", Mrs Jones had good reason to celebrate on this day 40 years ago. An article featured on The Canberra Times'  front page reported they had just won more than $1.3 million in NSW lotteries between them. READ MORE
 
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