The weekend's almost here, Canberra. We've got a cool top of 21 degrees on the way today. Here's what's making news in the capital.

Services Australia error led to someone's disability support being cut off for a year

Subscriber only: Services Australia has said it's sorry after an error made by one of its officers resulted in the accidental cancellation of one Australian's disability support pension for more than 12 months.

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Australia's vaccine rollout plan becomes clearer

Explainer: The government has paid a lot of money for two more vaccine deals. But what does it actually mean?

Review: Krakatoa erupts on the dining scene

Food and Wine: Get in quick to eat at one of Canberra's best pop-ups of 2020. It closes at the end of the month, writes Karen Hardy.

Why did the polls get it so wrong, again?

Opinion: Pollsters have done a poor job of explaining why they don't get things right all the time. But it's not an easy task, writes Jenna Price.

Capital Football shatters all-female football vision

Subscriber only: It's the all-female vision for soccer that goes beyond the Monaro - but it's been left shattered.

Times Past

The Causeway, Canberra's wallflower suburb, hidden between the railway station, a rubbish dump and the lake, was due to get its streets named, reported The Canberra Times, 51 years ago. For 45 years, Causeway's six streets had no names. READ MORE