AM edition, Saturday, September 12, 2020

Good morning, Canberra. After a foggy start we're in for a nice Saturday with a top of 19 degrees. Here's what's making news in the capital.

ACT schools grapple with new formal rules

Subscriber only: The class of 2020 still don't know what coronavirus rules will mean for their end-of-year school celebrations.

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Let there be rock: Gallery celebrates Aussie legacy

The National Portrait Gallery has brought the memory of a live concert in a sweaty pub back to life in its new exhibition Pub Rock.

Tim the Yowie Man: Lost and found in High Country

Subscriber only: Hiker Anthony Sharwood left behind an important part of his kit when he was evacuated from Kosciuszko National Park fires.

Mickey Mouse outfits risk 50 years of work

Subscriber only: Jack Waterford asks isn't it hypocritical to be critical of Chinese spying on us while we're doing the same to them?

Time for fans to get behind Raider Curtis Scott

Subscriber only: Raiders fans - get excited. A huge weight has been lifted from Curtis Scott's shoulders, writes James Buckley.

Times Past

Just when Canberra thought spring had sprung, along comes the snow. On this day 51 years ago, The Canberra Times reported there was hail in Reid and snow on the steps of Parliament House. High winds dashed waves over the wall skirting the lake near Blundell's College. There were light snow flurries in the city and several other suburbs, causing some big accidents on the roads. READ MORE