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AM edition, Tuesday, October 27, 2020

Good morning, Canberra. There's a bit more rain on the way today with a top of 15 degrees forecast. Here’s what’s making news in the capital.

Greens gunning for three spots in ACT cabinet

Subscriber only: The Greens will not gun for the deputy chief minister role, but leader Shane Rattenbury appears open to serving as attorney-general.

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APS return not enough for struggling businesses

Subscriber only: Businesses near APS hubs in Canberra are worried the return of bureaucrats to the office won't be enough for recovery.

Defence admits to delays in revealing costs

Subscriber only: Billions of dollars in expected spending on new submarines and frigates went unannounced to the public for years.

Zachary Rolfe to face trial over teen's death

The former Canberran will stand trial over the shooting death of NT teenager Kumanjayi Walker last year.

How long before the dams hit 100 per cent capacity?

The persistent wet weather has seen Canberra's water storage double since summer when stores dropped to less than 45 per cent.

Canberra Liberals leadership still in limbo

Subscriber only: The leadership is traditionally spilled after an election defeat, but the party has not said when it will decide its next leader.

Govt in vaccine talks, under pressure for detail

The Australian government is in "active discussions" with Pfizer and other unnamed companies over potential vaccines for COVID-19.

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Papalii backs Maroons' experienced coaches

Subscriber only: Wayne Bennett and Mal Meninga have won 14 Origin series from 17 attempts between them. Josh Papalii likes those odds.

Better housing could be COVID-19's silver lining

Opinion: The coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated that Australia's housing system is not fit for purpose, writes Joel Dignam.

Visa blow robs Canberra Capitals of Potter's magic

Subscriber only: Canberra Capitals will chase a third straight WNBL championship without the aid of young gun Gemma Potter.

Akiba still full of attitude and buzz

Food and Wine: Review: The restaurant has found a formula that keeps the crowds coming back, and they've stuck with it.

Times Past

Important strides in First Nations' custodianship were made in 1985, with the front page of The Canberra Times 35 years ago reporting on Uluru being returned to the Pitjantjatjara people. READ MORE

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