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PM edition, Friday, November 27, 2020

Still got trading cards from your childhood? They could be worth a lot more now

The most prized trading card in Kelsey Robinson's collection is a LeBron James rookie card that she purchased with her partner for $3000.

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The coronavirus returns to Canberra

COVID-19 has returned to the ACT, with a diplomatic passport holder in her 50s testing positive for the coronavirus.

Canberra garbos yet to rule out further strikes

Drivers have already walked off the job three times in recent weeks over a pay dispute with contractor Suez. They could do it again.

Cafe manager channels Dundee in foiling robbery

Subscriber only: A knife-wielding man's brazen plan to rob a Woden cafe was foiled by the manager and his much bigger blade.

Alleged child sex offender to stay opposite school

Subscriber only: An alleged child sex offender has had his bail conditions varied to stay at a hotel opposite Narrabundah College.

Experts divided on public service pay revamp

Subscriber only: The optics of a public service, relatively unscathed by the pandemic, receiving a pay rise were always going to be poor.

Liberals tipped to win federal byelection

Federal parliament is set to gain another voice critical of China with Garth Hamilton expected to easily win the Groom by-election.

Featured

Desert alien art as safety officers count sheep

Opinion: Nothing much to report this week. Oh, except that aliens may have landed on Earth, writes Steve Evans.

Canberra's maestro bids farewell to the CSO

Preparing to hand over the reins, conductor Nicholas Milton reflects on his time at the helm of the Canberra Symphony Orchestra.

Can't keep your plants alive? Try these herbs

Drive a 10-tonne truck over these delicious, decorative herbs and they could possibly spring back a week later, writes Jackie French.

Palmer returns to bolster the Brumbies

Subscriber only: The incoming scrum coach says a band of unsung heroes can make the ACT set piece the strongest across the Tasman.

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