Good morning Canberra. We're in for a slightly cooler day today with a bit of cloud around and a top of 27 degrees. Here's what's making headlines.

They're in: Canberra Capitals rediscover the fire to book ticket to the grand final

Subscriber only: The Capitals have their sights set on consecutive WNBL championships after a 77-64 win over the Boomers in the deciding semi-final.

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Capitals hit with breach for criticising WNBL

Canberra is poised to respond to a WNBL public criticism breach notice after brushing aside the controversy to secure a grand final berth.

Raiders hope to do things by halves in trial

Subscriber only: It's Canberra Raiders fans' first chance to see their new halves pairing in action against the Bulldogs at Port Macquarie.

Canberra's world champ avoids virus distraction

Subscriber only: Kelsey-Lee Barber is refusing to be distracted by coronavirus fears after officials urged Olympic hopefuls to "stay calm".

Strano trades grade for her shot at glory

Subscriber only: Molly Strano was about to book flights to Las Vegas and glance through what Manhattan has to offer.

Times Past

Rents of a substantial number of Commonwealth-owned homes in Canberra were to be raised by one shilling to 25 shillings a week, The Canberra Times reported on this day 59 years ago. The Minister for the Interior, Gordon Freeth, announced more convenient terms for tenants to buy Commonwealth houses they were occupying. READ MORE