| Good morning Canberra, it's another chilly one with some fog and frost hovering around this morning. Here's what's making news today. |
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| Chief Minister Andrew Barr has warned Canberrans would probably not be able to move freely within the ACT in the event of a hard border closure with NSW. |
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| The scheme will face its first legal test, after a Victorian tennis club launched court action to have their bid for a grant reconsidered. |
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| The ACT's building lobby has launched a blistering attack on the Barr government, accusing it of ignoring expert advice. |
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| The federal government wants workplace changes introduced at the height of the pandemic to be continued. |
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| Business owners and job seekers remain uncertain about their economic futures after the federal government's economic statement. |
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| Subscriber only: The likely successor to Pitasoni Ulavalu has failed to secure bail due to fears he would orchestrate reprisal attacks. |
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| Canberrans as young as 16 would be able to change the gender on their birth certificate without parental consent under proposed new laws. |
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| Analysis: Josh Frydenberg said the figures were "eye watering". But a government deficit isn't like a family going into debt. |
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| Subscriber only: Fans are fed up with code wars and rugby politics, but there is something they can get excited about brewing in Canberra. |
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| The owners of a new wood-fired pizza outlet to open soon in 'evolving' Fyshwick are announcing their arrival in a big way. |
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| Subscriber only: As soon as the Sherrin bounced on Margaret Donoghue Oval, two years of pain, recovery and doubt were forgotten. |
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| | Times Past On this day in 1986, the Royal family were celebrating the marriage of Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew in Westminster Abbey. To those attending, the wedding was a beautiful occasion with no indication of turbulent times that lay ahead for both the bride and groom. The Canberra Times reported that 300 million people tuned in, and described her dress as rich ivory silk, covered in beaded patterns and pearls, and with anchors, waves and hearts decorating the 5.3 metre train. READ MORE
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