Good morning, Canberra. We're in for a sunny day with a top of 19 degrees after a foggy morning. Here's what's making news in the capital today.

Pianos hit high note as Canberrans get creative

With a little extra spare time around the house Canberrans are getting in touch with their creative side and harnessing their talent online.

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The curly tale of Twiglet, a stray pig found in Curtin

And this little piggy went to ... Curtin. Here’s a story to make you smile during coronavirus restrictions.

Australia needs to stand by women's sport

Opinion: The rapid rise of women's sport threatens to be halted by the coronavirus pandemic, writes Lucie Bertoldo.

Has Gladys got Peter or Scott in the crosshairs?

Subscriber only: Key players involved in the Ruby Princess saga may soon be in need of some political agility, writes Jack Waterford.

ACT Government bails out Canberra sport

The ACT government will inject $3.3 million into Canberra's sports sector in a bid to keep leagues above water during the shutdown.

Times Past

Some Canberra children stumbled on an incredible discovery on this day in 1967. A bomb was found in the grass on a nature strip on Weston Street, in Yarralumla in the afternoon. Reports were that Helen Constance, 16, and her brother Raymond, 14, were chasing a stray dog when they came across the device near a storm water drain. READ MORE