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AM edition, Saturday, May 16, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. We're in for a mostly sunny start to the weekend with a top temperature of 15 degrees. Here's what's making headlines.

How to prepare your kids for school's return

Clear communication and a bit of practice will help Canberra's children get back into the school routine.

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Murky numbers mask potential violence at home

Police believe the 45 per cent fall in sexual assaults recorded across Canberra during April is "masking" a major problem of under-reporting.

Call for ACT election to be delayed for a 'fair go'

The ACT election is likely to go ahead as planned on October 17, but some minor parties say it will be bad for democracy.

ACT tenancy mediation proves popular early

Subscriber only: A mediation service for renters and landlords affected by COVID-19 has already received a number of requests.

Community fears over amended DA tower plans

Subscriber only: Geocon and Empire Global have submitted plans to amend a previously approved DA in Gungahlin.

We are fortunate to have choices on virus exit

Opinion: We're not out of the woods but everyone who has worked hard to stop COVID-19 should be praised, writes Dr Antonio Di Dio.

Capital Pancakes closes after 36 years

Subscriber only: The owners of iconic ACT business Capital Pancakes have made the galling call to close their doors for good.

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ACT sports join forces for a virus plan

Canberra's biggest sports have supported a return to play, urging athletes to sign up to a tracking app as a health and safety measure.

This Canberra family opens home to the world

Subscriber only: Canberra family joins celebrities such as Shelley Craft in allowing average punters to take a peek inside their home.

A fully sick Brumby avoids coronavirus

Subscriber only: ACT Brumbies young gun Bayley Kuenzle knows better than most how to handle a pandemic.

Canberrans' lives under the doona revealed

Canberrans are proud of where they live and see a bright future on the other side of the pandemic, an exclusive ACM survey has found.

Times Past

While most Canberrans were celebrating the 10th anniversary of Black Mountain Tower on this day in 1990, the unique design had at least one critic. Former secretary of the committee to save Black Mountain, Bruce Kent, would not pay tribute to the Canberra icon - saying it was a pity it could not be torn down. "It was basically constructed as a status symbol," he said. "I think that aesthetically the closer you are the worse it gets." READ MORE
 
 
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