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Good morning, Canberra. Here’s what’s making news in the capital

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Today’s Headlines AM Edition, Tuesday April 30, 2024 Good morning, Canberra. Here’s what’s making news in the capital. Are more women being killed by men? Domestic violence | Fact check: The number of female victims of murder or manslaughter by a partner or former partner rose in 2022-23, a report by the Australian Institute of Criminology shows. Teenager arrested after girl, 10, dies in suburban stabbing Crime: A child has died after a stabbing in suburban Lake Macquarie, with a teenager arrested at the scene. Woman dies in single-vehicle Hume Highway crash Police: A woman driver has died after a single vehicle crash off the Hume Highway between Gunning and Goulburn early on Monday afternoon. Riotact CEO steps aside over domestic violence charges Court: Michael James McGoogan was charged with two counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and one count of resisting a territory public official. The journalism you trust. Check out our digital subscription plans today. SUBSCRIBE Premiers pushed on info sharing for serial offenders Domestic violence: The PM has vowed to push leaders for greater cooperation with police and each other against men who commit violence against women. Postal fraudster claims being scammed by 'mastermind' Court: A former Australia Post driver who helped a multimillion-dollar fraud syndicate claims he was himself scammed and threatened into the crimes. Feijoa: how a fruit obsession turned into an odyssey What's on: Feijoas aren't quite as keenly appreciated here in Australia, and it's never been quite clear why. Federal boost to bulk-billing barely shifts needle in ACT Health: The rate at which ACT general practitioners bulk-bill to Medicare has barely shifted since the federal government tripled incentive payments. APS to set targets for diverse leadership Public service: The Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) strategy is focused on improving cultural and racial diversity in the Australian Public Service. Political donation reforms could return power to parties Opinion: Current laws have done little to actually prevent political campaign finance scandals from hitting the headlines, writes Zoë Wundenberg. Do the Raiders have any reinforcements? Sport: Ricky Stuart warned the cavalry isn't returning for the Green Machine any time soon, but he does have a couple of options to boost the struggling Canberra Raiders. Branded Content Which cruise has tango-dancing and glaciers in common? From the cities of South America to the beauty of Antarctica, this cruise has it all. quick links Digital version of today's paper Premium subscribers can read a digital version of Today's Paper on all devices. Previous editions are also available. Discover Daily crosswords & sudoku Our Cryptic and Quick Crosswords, Sudoku, Word Search, Code Cracker and Ultimate Trivia are updated daily for premium subscribers. Discover Times Past Take a step back in history and see what was making news on the front page of the paper on this day in a past year. Discover © 2024 Australian Community Media 159 Bells Line of Road, North Richmond, NSW (2754) Aus Update your preferences Unsubscribe from this list We are passionate about keeping our communities strong, informed and connected.