Good morning, Canberra. After an overnight low of -3, we're in for a mostly sunny day and a top of 13 degrees. Here's what's making news today.

'Get on and do it': Yass voters feel forgotten

Subscriber only: Next weekend's Eden-Monaro byelection has frustrated Yass residents seeking clarity on some big issues.

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Eels slip past Raiders in galling golden-point loss

Subscriber only: Raiders coach Ricky Stuart says his team is guilty of trying too hard after a heartbreaking loss in golden point to the Eels.

Heydon scandal proves no one is beyond reproach

Subscriber only: It's time that perpetrators of sexual harassment fear being exposed more than victims fear speaking out.

Recoveries revolution: From torture to the top

Subscriber only: It's torture. It's a shitfight. The comeback trail from an anterior cruciate ligament tear can feel like a lonely place.

Joining the growing chorus of the 'mum truthers'

Relax: Many might look down on them, but 'mumoirs' are a publisher's dream and a lifeline for new parents, writes Sally Pryor.

Times Past

On the front page of The Canberra Times on this day 33 years ago, a health reporter wrote an article about a young man whose face was wired together following a road accident. The man was a victim of the dispute between the ACT Health Authority and the Canberra branch of the Australian Medical Association over payment for treating Medicare patients in public hospitals.
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