| Good morning, Canberra. It's going to be another hot one, with a mostly sunny day and a top of 32 predicted. Here's what's making news in the capital. |
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| Subscriber only: Martin Fahy warns women will be left 'living in their cars' unless the crisis is addressed. |
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| Subscriber only: The ACT's Minister for Justice and Corrections said he was never briefed on the case of Canberra's mystery prisoner. |
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| Australia is ramping up investment in the nascent hydrogen energy industry, with a $370 million fund to develop new projects. |
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| Subscriber only: The Inner-South Canberra Business Council says a discussion needs to be had about preserving historic street furniture. |
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| Sarah Crowe was a horticulturist working in plant nurseries when she had the idea of working in a vineyard. |
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| Subscriber only: A consultation report showed there was strong support for the recognition of frontier wars at the AWM. |
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| Giving away personal details online through giveaways, cheap deals, or prize draws may make you a target of online fraud. |
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| Subscriber only: You can't be what you can't see, but, as Lucie Bertoldo argues, what about the women's World Cup? |
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| CIT students who wanted to take part in next week's Orange Wolves festival had to meet three criteria. |
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| Subscriber only: Tim the Yowie Man gets the lowdown on the tough extension to the mountain bike track at Thredbo Valley. |
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| Jack Waterford: If integrity commissions shouldn't ask nasty questions in public, why can, and do, royal commissions? |
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| | Times Past A Canberra school student was awarded $1000 for his research into the weight of school bags on this day in 1993. Simon Dugard, a then-year 7 student at Daramalan College, won the Biology and Microbiology section of the BHP Science Awards along with 11 others. "[Mr Dungard] found that year 7 students suffered greater risk of spinal damage because of their less-developed bone structure and the fact that they generally carry heavier bags for longer periods than year 12 students," a story on the front page of The Canberra Times said. READ MORE
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