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Today’s Headlines AM Edition, Tuesday November 22, 2022 Good morning, Canberra. Another windy day ahead, cloudy with a forecast top of 15 degrees in store. Here’s what’s making news in the capital. Hats off to Canberra's best restaurants for 2023 Food & Wine: It's more hats for Canberra than ever before in The Good Food Guide Awards 2023, with Pilot being awarded its second hat. Here's the full list of winners. Nausea from COVID vax should spare speeding fine: driver Canberra: At the time of the speeding offence, being a short distance from home, the driver said he was thinking "I want to get home ... I'm going to be sick". Crossbenchers gear up to shine more 'sunlight' on watchdog Federal politics: Crossbenchers are looking to sharpen up the teeth of Labor's anti-corruption watchdog as it races toward its looming Christmas deadline. The journalism you trust. Check out our digital subscription plans today. SUBSCRIBE 'An impost': Pocock demands change to Labor's IR bill Video | Federal politics: David Pocock has given the strongest indication he will sink Labor's industrial relations package as it stands, declaring its plans "an impost" on small businesses. Here's when you might want to avoid London Circuit Road closures: The most significant road closures in Canberra's city centres in more than half a century will begin on December 2. 'Scientific rock stars' among Prime Minister prize winners Environment: Receiving one of the country's most prestigious science awards was especially important to raise awareness of the work of climate scientists, ANU winner Dr Adele Morrison said. Yes, it's frustrating, but it's important. And it's working Opinion: The Murray Darling Basin Plan is the most important piece of water policy in Australian history, writes Tanya Plibersek. How can The Marion be getting it so right so early? Restaurant review: Marion Mahony Griffin herself would be proud of this restaurant, writes Chris Hansen. Quiet place will offer space to recognise impact of Mr Fluffy ACT politics: A forest shelter will open next year at the National Arboretum as a place for Canberrans to remember the impact of Mr Fluffy asbestos. Home and work can't be totally separated, why do we try? Opinion: A little bit of life creeping from home to work and vice versa is unavoidable - we're human, writes Zoe Wundenberg. 'That makes sense': PM's XI eyes consistent place in summer Sport: The Prime Minister's XI game will return to Manuka Oval this week after a two-year hiatus, but it will look vastly different. quick links Digital version of today's paper Premium subscribers can read a digital version of Today's Paper on all devices. Previous editions are also available. Discover Daily crosswords & sudoku Our Cryptic and Quick Crosswords, Sudoku, Word Search, Code Cracker and Ultimate Trivia are updated daily for premium subscribers. Discover Times Past Take a step back in history and see what was making news on the front page of the paper on this day in a past year. Discover © 2021 Australian Community Media 159 Bells Line of Road, North Richmond, NSW (2754) Aus Update your preferences Unsubscribe from this list We are passionate about keeping our communities strong, informed and connected.