Good morning, Canberra. There's a very high chance of thunderstorms rolling in this evening - and with them a cool change. Here's what's making news.

Construction under way on One City Hill

Subscriber only: Construction has commenced on Morris Property Group's One City Hill development, which is expected to cost $500 million.

Sport

Green has 'something you can't teach'

Subscriber only: Some unique traits set Tom Green apart for the GWS Giants in their pursuit of the Canberra teenager.

Cusack ready to lead Brumbies into new era

Subscriber only: Tom Cusack has a wedding to plan for, an Olympic Games dream on the line and a new leadership role with the Brumbies.

Canberra Capitals look to build on WNBL crowds

The Canberra Capitals have set their sights on building on a season-high crowd in a bid to set the standard for fan engagement in the WNBL.

A point for losing? It could happen in the NRL

Todd Greenberg has confirmed the golden point system may receive a shake-up in 2020 with a competition point given to the losing team.

Times Past

More than 60 per cent of Canberrans had elected to stay under federal rule on this day in 1978. The referendum on self-government saw about 130,500 people hit polls across the territory. About 60 per cent voted for "no change" to the then-system of government; about 30 per cent voted in favour of a shift to state-like self-government, and fewer than 6 per cent preferred a proposal for a municipal government. READ MORE