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AM edition, Tuesday, December 29, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. We've got a cool top of 21 degrees on the way with a chance of some rain this Tuesday. Here’s what’s making news.

Federal minister set to decide light rail stage 2A

Subscriber: The decision, due this month, could give the go-ahead for stage 2A - between Alinga Street and Commonwealth Bridge.

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Woman Tasered after alleged high speed chase

Subscriber: The car was estimated to have reached speeds of 140 km/h and police attempted to use tyre spikes several times.

F-35 fighter jets ready for war, Defence assures govt

Subscriber: Written off early by critics, two of Defence's most controversial projects have made a turnaround.

Police search lake for man who tried to flee capture

Subscriber: Police were chasing the man on foot when he jumped into the lake. He was last seen about 100 metres from the water's edge.

Conviction rates down with COVID judge-alone trials

Subscriber: Between about 60 and 70 per cent of people who go to trial in the ACT are found guilty of their crimes.

New request for ACT to run Norfolk Island

The island's constituents remain in limbo about who will run their health and education services beyond 2021.

No public service bonuses or parties after 'finest' 2020

Analysis: The public sector faced one of its toughest years ever, but the year's end wasn't met with gifts and rewards.

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From an orphanage in Baghdad to Paralympics

Subscriber: There's nothing ordinary about Ahmed Kelly's story - but then, there's nothing ordinary about Ahmed "Liquid Nails" Kelly.

Why you're still checking emails over your holiday

Opinion: In the long term, it's worth reflecting on whether you are over-identifying with work, write Dan Caprar and Ben Walker.

Manuka Oval to suit big-hitting BBL Stars

Subscriber: Glenn "The Big Show" Maxwell would know. He has made a habit of tearing bowling attacks apart in Canberra.

University of Canberra turns 30: Where to next?

The University of Canberra is celebrating its successes over the past 30 years as it braces for future challenges.

Times Past

An airline strike stole much of the front page of The Canberra Times on December 29, 1980. It was standing room only at Canberra Airport terminals for much of the day as passengers waited up to six hours for seats in aircraft that ran up to four hours late.  READ MORE
 
 
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