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AM edition, Friday, May 1, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. We're getting an early taste of winter today with an icy top of only 7 degrees. Here's what making news in the capital.

Back from a battle with the beast

After 25 days of living in fear as they fought fever and fatigue, Irene and Jan Stoop know exactly what they want most - their freedom. Yesterday the couple was listed as recovered from coronavirus, the last known cases in the ACT.

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'It only takes one case': Virus warning for ACT

Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith said Canberrans should not get complacent despite having no active COVID-19 cases.

Severe weather warning issued for Canberra

Blizzards and damaging winds are on the way with the Bureau of Meteorology issuing a warning for southern NSW and the ACT.

Barilaro says best chance would be on unity ticket

NSW Nationals leader John Barilaro says if he runs for Eden Monaro seat, the Coalition should get behind him and not stand a Liberal rival.

Creative ideas helping families in lockdown

As one of many with reduced work hours due to the coronavirus, teacher Sarah O'Neill found herself with a little extra time on her hands.

Concern second wave will cost business

The re-closure of businesses could be detrimental and initial easing of restrictions needs to be done carefully, a committee has heard.

'Conspiracy theory': Govt bites back at Coe

Chief Minister Andrew Barr strongly rejects the opposition's claims that the teachers union has dictated the government's position on schools.

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Chief Minister 'Barrs' any ACT sport bidding wars

The ACT has been forced to pay over the odds to bring elite sport to Canberra, but the government vows that will no longer be the case.

When life gives you pumpkins, make soup

With the annual Collector Pumpkin Festival called off, local farmers are enjoying a different kind of autumn this year.

A renovator's dream: Brumbies may be sold

Subscriber only: Wanted - Someone with deep pockets and an interest in rugby to join a famous franchise. 

How will we deal with a second wave?

Explainer: As more testing occurs, it ought to be easier to control further outbreaks of the coronavirus. 

Times Past

On this day in 1988, The Canberra Times reported that there were eight starving horses and a foal on a property near Sutton. 
The horses were to have been put down by their owner after an inspection by the NSW branch of the RSPCA. READ MORE
 
 
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