| Good morning, Canberra. The warm weather is set to continue with a top of 27 degrees today. Here’s what’s making news in the capital. |
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| While the vaccine rollout into residential aged care facilities has been marred by delays across Australia, every facility in the ACT has received its first doses. |
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| Will Cowie's family has suffered a tragic accident - but here's how you can help. |
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| A Victorian man developed blood clots after his coronavirus vaccine, prompting the TGA to investigate any link between the two. |
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| Enthusiasm around half-price flights spilled into unsubsidised routes and gave Virgin Australia its busiest day of domestic sales in 20 years. |
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| Opinion: What happens next depends on if we can stick together across parties and keep our eyes on the prize, writes Margo Kingston. |
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| Myanmar's activists are scrambling to sidestep an internet shutdown, as they vow no let-up in their efforts to unseat the country's ruling generals. |
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| Explainer: Australia's view of Easter, which Christians think is the most important festival in the calendar, came with the First Fleet. |
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| A suspect is in custody and the Capitol and surrounding streets in Washington DC have been locked down. |
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| The decision comes days after authorities in Germany also stopped using the vaccine in under-60s, also citing concerns over clots. |
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| Subscriber: It is surprising just how many of our fields have disappeared over time. Here's some of the most impressive sport "ruins". |
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| Subscriber | Opinion: Vaccine rollout grumblings are growing, and the PM seems to be making things worse, writes Jack Waterford. |
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| Subscriber: Raiders coach Ricky Stuart feels the NRL's controversial new 18th man rule is necessary, but would like to see some tweaks. |
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| The Waterhouse Prize is an ever-changing visual representation of how the environment is impacted by humans. |
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| | Times Past Back in 1974, the plastic bag had many uses. One of them one was to replace the garbage bin. Forty-seven years ago, The Canberra Times reported that the Department of the Capital Territory was to build up a stock of plastic garbage bags in case of complete failure of the city's contract garbage-collection system.
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