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AM edition, Sunday, September 20, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. We're in for some showers today on the way to a top of 19 degrees. Here's what's making news in the capital.

Brilliant Brumbies end premiership drought

ACT Brumbies held off a gutsy second-half fightback from the Queensland Reds to win the Super Rugby AU grand final in Canberra last night, their first premiership in 16 years.

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Coe's conservatism a focus at Barr's launch

ACT Labor has officially kicked off its election campaign, declaring itself as the steady pair of hands in contrast to the Liberals' inexperience.

Late-night traders slow to awaken from slumber

Subscriber only: The city's late-night businesses hope the return of Mooseheads Nightclub eases the pain of a tough year.

The ACT woman trialling COVID vaccine 'for mum'

For Canberra's Tamara Hughes, whose mum has lupus, helping the race to find a successful coronavirus vaccine is personal.

Watson church holds fears over safety of 350yo tree

Subscriber only: The tree near the C3 Church and houses was declared safe by the Tree Protection Unit but not everyone agrees.

Gungahlin centre, teacher librarians pledged

The Canberra Liberals and ACT Labor have unveiled their latest pledges ahead of the upcoming territory election.

Greens pledge $24 million for 100 ACT artists

Exclusive: The Greens' arts policy includes initiatives to review and expand arts funding, as well as open up more venue space.

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Canberra Olympians relive Freeman's golden run

Subscriber only: The sound of 100,000 voices singing Waltzing Matilda had an eight-year-old Anna Flanagan standing on her seat.

There's no peace in Majura Valley for farmers

Subscriber only: It's a most unexpected slice of bucolic paradise in Canberra. And many want to keep it that way.

Corflutes essential in this festival of democracy

Opinion: I kind of get a little teary and sentimental seeing their faces smiling out from the plastic, writes Megan Doherty.

Inspiring ACT's refugee community through art

An Afghani artist and refugee is helping newly-arrived migrant women escape histories of family violence and separation through art.

Times Past

Exciting news of Canberra's first heart transplant patient was making headlines on this day in 1984. Tom Ford was counting his blessing after having been told at the beginning of the year he had only months to live. A life changing heart transplant meant he was beating that deadline and was fit and healthy playing golf, walking and playing tennis.
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