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PM edition, Thursday, January 14, 2021

'Action!' Cameras roll as city streets become a Hollywood stunt set

Filming has begun on the new Liam Neeson movie Blacklight, with a "crucial" car chase being shot on Canberra's streets.

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Price terminates MyWay ticketing negotiations

Subscriber: A proposal that would allow people to tap on and off public transport with their credit cards has fallen through.

'He must go': Trump impeached again

Ten Republicans voted to impeach the President over his role in inciting the deadly insurrection at the US Capitol.

Man arrested after child abuse material found

A Canberra man will face court after police allegedly seized multiple pieces of child abuse material from a home in Tuggeranong.

COVID likely to give five months of immunity: study

It means people who contracted the disease in the first wave in the early months of 2020 may now be vulnerable to catching it again.

ASD eyes next generation of cyber security experts

The ASD is hoping to entice the high-achieving students into a career in Australia's growing cyber security industry.

No new local virus cases found in NSW

NSW has recorded no new local cases of the coronavirus, but health authorities stress the state is a long way from being out of the woods.

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Tomic says he 'risked life' to be back in Aus Open

A combative Bernard Tomic insists he's shown his whole-hearted commitment to tennis after scraping in to qualify for the Australian Open.

Canberra movie role adds to Hollywood legacy

How will Canberra's car-chase scene in Liam Neeson's forthcoming film Blacklight stack up among the Hollywood greats?

Lyon on the verge of joining 'pure legends'

Subscriber: Nathan Lyon, the unlikely hero who rose from Manuka Oval's curator to Australia's greatest off-spinner, will play his 100th Test.

'I've seen amazing things': Plan to track ACT snakes

A plan to track the snakes of Canberra is being prepared by one of the city's top academics who doubles as a snake catcher in his spare time.

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