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AM edition, Monday, December 28, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. There's a bit of rain about today and a chance of a thunderstorm as we head towards a top of 29 degrees. Here's today's news:

How COVID-19 led us to reconnect with nature

Record numbers of visitors poured into Canberra's nature parks as the great outdoors became something we didn't just drive through to get from A to B.

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Junior doctors pursue govt for underpayments

Subscriber: The alarm was raised by a junior doctor who believed there were systemic issues with the pay system.

Hospitality stays open for Canberrans this summer

After a tough year impacted by fire, smoke haze and COVID-19, many cafes have taken the gamble to stay open during the festive season.

Birthday bail great gift for needle stabbing accused

Subscriber: The man was released from jail on his 24th birthday, despite his alleged victim's fears he'd turn up at her home again.

ACT emergency mental health assessments up

The number of emergency mental health assessments carried out at Canberra health facilities has doubled in the past two years.

From bushfires to COVID-19, all the events this year

2020 has been one of the most extraordinary years of our lives. Katie Burgess takes us through how it unfolded.

What to do if you're stung by a jellyfish

Explainer: You may have heard the old "remedy" that urine will solve all your marine sting problems. It won't, and here's why.

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Year in pictures: Athletes fire up in a difficult year

When our sporting stars excelled, The Canberra Times' photographers were on hand to capture some magical sporting images in 2020.

Australia's geographical blessing has saved us

Opinion: Our remote location does not grant us an alternate reality when it comes to COVID-19, writes Nicholas Stuart.

Thunder set sights on ending BBL losing streak

Subscriber: The Sydney Thunder will look to end its five-game losing streak against its bogey team at Manuka Oval on Tuesday.

Almost perfect return for Ace Kyle Perkins

Subscriber: Kyle Perkins almost walked into the wrong dugout, so familiar is Narrabundah Ballpark to the Melbourne Aces recruit.

Times Past

Christmas came twice for nine-year-old Brian McCormick of Ainslie. On the front page of The Canberra Times, on December 28, 1965, was a boy whose Christmas present was stolen now found himself with more than he knew what to do with.  READ MORE
 
 
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