| Good morning, Canberra. We're in for a cooler day with a chance of a shower or two. A top of 14 is expected. Here are today's top headlines. |
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| The North Black Range fire near Braidwood eased on Sunday evening, but fire fighters urged residents to stay highly vigilant in fast-changing conditions and with the wind expected to pick up again on Monday. |
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| Andy Taylor and his partner, Melanie, took turns to sleep as the bushfire raged overnight around their property off Bombay Road. |
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| In the swathe of land to the east of Canberra where the fire has swept through, local people notice a strange phenomenon. |
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| Subscriber only: Comcare is liable to compensate Stuart O'Callaghan for a mental health injury he sustained because of a meeting. |
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| Pauline Hanson is taking Australians for 'mugs' and can't be trusted, a leading government minister says. |
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| Subscriber only: Australia's former environment envoy says the country should remain open-minded to using nuclear power. |
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| Two Canberra Girls Grammar School students have set up Plastic Free For Freyja, a small business which sells alternatives to plastic. |
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| How many captains lead their team to a premiership and get demoted four days later? It's a fate that awaits WCM's John Rogers this week. |
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| Subscriber only: A $2 million facelift for the AIS athletics track could open the door for Australia's first sub 10-second sprint in 16 years. |
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| An eighth-inning grand slam from catcher Chuckie Robinson gave the Cavalry some reason to smile last night after a tough road trip to Perth. |
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| Analysis: David Warner's unbeaten 335 for Australia against Pakistan at Adelaide Oval should be revered. Here's why it isn't. |
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| | Times Past A report spelled the end for the now-demolished Royal Canberra Hospital on this day in 1988. Tabled in Parliament by Brendon Kearney, the Independent Review of ACT Health Services reiterated a suggestion for one principal hospital in Canberra, supported by a second, smaller hospital. The report ruled the Royal should be the hospital to close, leaving two hospitals behind that would fulfill the recommendation. READ MORE
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