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AM edition, Thursday, February 25, 2021
Good morning, Canberra. It looks like there's a pretty good chance of a shower or two today - possibly a storm - with a max of 26. Here are your headlines.

Veterans seeking answers on Canberra's Anzac Day dawn service plans

Subscriber: Canberra veterans are calling on ACT Health to tell them if they will be able to attend the dawn service or march on Anzac Day this year.

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Barr didn't provide major COVID-19 stimulus: report

Subscriber: The ACT's COVID-19 spending is not the main reason the budget is set to go into the red for years to come, new analysis shows.

Plans lodged for next stage of Capitol Hotel

Subscriber: The six-storey, five-star hotel proposed for the site includes 43 basement car spaces, five cinemas and a restaurant.

Australia at risk of COVID vaccine shortage: experts

Australia will be vulnerable to global shortages unless manufacturing capabilities are increased, leading scientists have warned.

'Very grateful': Light rail cash injection welcomed

Public transport and construction lobbies have welcomed the federal government's $135 million funding injection for Stage 2A of light rail.

Reynolds' return to Defence role unclear

It is unclear when Defence Minister Linda Reynolds will return to work after taking medical leave amid scandal at Parliament House.

'It's dangerous': Broken taps, tiles anger parents

Subscriber: The bathrooms at Macquarie Primary School have fallen into a dangerous state of disrepair, parents say.
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No, the ANU is not getting rid of mums and dads

Opinion: We're not doing away with the word breastfeeding either. Here's why you may have heard differently, writes Fiona Jenkins.

From APS to TV gladiator: Jenna's major game of tag

Canberra fitness expert Jenna Louise is starring in a new action TV show which takes the childhood game of tag to "incredible new heights".

Reynolds' Press Club lobster repurposed

With news of the Defence Minister's cancelled lunchtime address came the question: what do you do with 200 thawed lobsters?

Hodgson backs Horsburgh to 'be back flying' after DUI

Subscriber: Corey Horsburgh has been cleared to play in Saturday's trial against the Sydney Roosters at Seiffert Oval.

Times Past

A motor vehicle accessory that is standard and taken for granted today was made compulsory 54 years ago after a meeting of Commonwealth and state ministers of transport, reported The Canberra Times on this day in 1967. A panel recommended that safety belts be mandatory for all seats in new motor vehicles. Other recommendations included reversing lights, minimum requirements for locks and external rear-vision mirrors. READ MORE
 
 
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