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AM edition, Saturday, May 1, 2021
Good morning, Canberra. After a foggy start we're in for a pleasant Saturday with a top of 22 degrees. Here’s what’s making news in the capital.

'30 per cent have cancelled': Vaccine hesitancy plays out at GPs

Canberra's general practitioners are seeing the effects of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy as rafts of people cancel appointments.

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Overcrowding forces govt rethink on prison

Subscriber: Canberra's prison problems have forced the ACT government to consider reopening a former detention centre.

Canberra gas prices to rise over next five years

Canberrans will be spared an increase in their annual gas bill next financial year, but will face price hikes each year after that until 2026.

'They're very angry': Labor forum to address concerns

The opposition's attempt to seize the #MeToo moment comes after the woman whose alleged rape sparked the movement met with the PM.

Advocates urge Reynolds to commit to NDIS 'reset'

Disability groups used a meeting with the NDIS minister to renew calls for the "flawed" independent assessments plan to be stopped.

Renewables ball is in sport clubs' court

Australian sport clubs have a key role to play in boosting solar panel usage, according to a new Australian Conservation Foundation report.

This uni project could be coming to your childcare

A University of Canberra team is working with the Belconnen community to tackle development issues before children hit school-age.

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Colts rivals rise to the Super Rugby AU finals

Subscriber: The opposing coaches in tonight's Canberra Stadium clash between the Brumbies and Force go back a long way.

Scott Morrison's miracle appointment

Opinion: Scott Morrison took a calculated risk in talking frankly and personally at a religious conference, writes Jack Waterford.

Yowie Man: Prince's secret trip to Lake George

Subscriber: The late Prince Philip joined local ornithologists for a hush-hush birdwatching expedition at Lake George in 1963.

Blurred lines: A story of becoming

When Emma's partner came out as transgender, she was blindsided. But she has turned her experience into an award-winning novel.

Times Past

The Canberra Times readers were warned that deadly octopuses could be found in rock pools at low tide on the South Coast on this day in 1973. Also, the Minister for the Capital Territory, Mr Enderby, said although there was a need for some type of 'penal' institution in the ACT, he believed that a conventional prison was not the answer.
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