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| A large drive-through centre could process 10,000 jabs a day, vastly speeding up the vaccination rollout in the ACT, an international expert says. |
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| Subscriber: The public waiting list for one basic health screening test has blown out to 7200 people in the Australian Capital Territory. |
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| Health authorities are investigating the death of a NSW woman who reportedly developed blood clots after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine. |
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| Subscriber: The charges related to a bloody incident in a Charnwood cul-de-sac, which was partially caught on camera. |
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| The Ainslie development will focus on providing accommodation to older women and those fleeing domestic violence. |
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| Subscriber: A former PMC secretary has outlined his steps to see the public service's return of "frank and fearless" advice. |
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| Canberra facilities meant to be among the first in line for COVID vaccinations are still waiting to be told when they'll be able to get them. |
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| On a Majura Road property, just down from IKEA, with planes taking off across the way, James Scott is keeping a tradition of the bush alive. |
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| Subscriber: There's a milkman playing his first game of the year, an emerging prospect in a new position and a rival with everything to gain. |
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| Subscriber: The Raiders prop is back for his first NRL game in nine months in a crucial clash at Canberra Stadium. |
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| Analysis: The new NDIS Minister has promised to listen to concerns about changes to the scheme. Will she act on what she hears? |
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| | Times Past The front page of The Canberra Times on this day 33 years ago depicted the iconic fountain in Civic Square adorned with more than a hundred original masks. The headline read: "Well ... it needed brightening up." READ MORE
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