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AM edition, Sunday, October 4, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. Don't forget to put your clocks and watches forward an hour today. We're in for a sunny 26 - here's what's making headlines.

New theatre plans top priority in ACT Labor's arts election platform

Subscriber only: A re-elected Labor government would seek to finalise the business case and design for a new Canberra theatre precinct.

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Calls to double public service graduate intake

Subscriber only: The APS should provide stable jobs for young people who have been hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic, unionists say.

Trump feverish, tired after COVID-19 diagnosis

US President Donald Trump has been flown to a military hospital after his campaign was rocked by his positive coronavirus test.

Parties in 'bidding contest' over new venue promises

Labor, the Liberals and the Greens offered up ambitious plans for new Canberra venues, each costing just over $20 million.

Greens promise business case for Mawson light rail

A light rail extension to Mawson would be included in the business case for the second stage of the project, the Greens have promised.

Institutions still face job cuts despite fund injection

Subscriber only: Extra funding designed to make up COVID-19 revenue shortfalls will do little to stop expected job cuts, a union says.

Bunnings sausage sizzle back after COVID-19 ban

Six months of sausage sizzle denial finally ended in Canberra yesterday. And not a moment too soon for shoppers at Bunnings Warehouse.

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Is there any limit to Jack Wighton's brilliance?

Subscriber only: When they need him most, Jack Wighton always steps up. Two moments of magic swung last night's semi-final to the Raiders.

Just when the US election couldn't get more chaotic

Opinion: There's little telling what Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis will mean for the election race, or indeed the US itself, writes Mark Kenny.

How Sjana's quest to find herself helped others

Relax: This talented Aussie has caught the world's attention. But it's been a journey to reach the point where she is the one giving advice.

Farewell to the unofficial mayor of Canberra

Kim Hancock was the kind of bloke every community needs. Reliable, resourceful, affable, always the first to put up his hand to help. 

Times Past

Featured on the front page of The Canberra Times on this day 40 years ago was the story of Kevin "Cowboy" Neale, captain-coach of the ACTAFL premier Ainslie, conducting an audience of school children in Up There Cazaly with the assistance of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. His reason for the guest appearance was all football: "The kids get a kick out of it."  READ MORE
 
 
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