Good morning, Canberra. We're in for a partly cloudy day with a top of 14 degrees. Here's what's making news in the capital today.

Shooters vote a wake-up call for Nats: Joyce

Subscriber only: The only winners from the Eden-Monaro byelection were the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers, Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce says.

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Raiders fans at close quarters for Storm clash

Subscriber only: Almost 6000 Canberra Raiders fans will get the chance to do the Viking clap when they take on the Melbourne Storm.

Morrison's reform agenda casts long shadow

Subscriber only: Prime Minister Scott Morrison has taken a superficial path to reform, writes Andrew Podger in PSI.

'It's tough': Canberra's Bai fears for fringe players

Subscriber only: The disparity between the world's best tennis players and the rest will increase when the WTA and ATP tours return.

Canberra Truffle Festival in the time of COVID-19

Food and Wine: When asked about the experience of planning this year's event, Damian Robinson says it was a ridiculous nightmare.

Times Past

On this day in 1964, land in Canberra's north was set aside to become an industrial area similar to Fyshwick. The story on the front page of The Canberra Times reported the National Capital Development Commission had plans for one industrial area in the south at Fyshwick and a second similar area in the north of Canberra. We can assume these were to become Hume and Mitchell respectively. READ MORE