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PM edition, Friday, July 24, 2020

At first the news was a 'godsend', but Dorothy's just left with questions over missing daughter

Dorothy Mulquiney says the ACT police, in reopening the case of her daughter Megan who disappeared 36 years ago, have done more harm than good.

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ACT records two weeks without new virus infection

ACT Health has advised people who work in high-risk settings to stay home if they have recently returned from areas of concern in NSW.

Nothing to suggest rival gangs involved in death

Subscriber only: A lawyer for several Canberra Comancheros has sought to quell fears of a tit-for-tat bikie war.

Littering complaint leads police to explosive 'hobby'

Subscriber only: A 67-year-old man will spend eight months in jail after officers discovered homemade pipe bombs and gun powder.

Tradesman pleads not guilty to alleged murder

Subscriber only: The Canberra tradesman accused of killing a South Coast man at the Kingston Hotel has pleaded not guilty to murder.

National Cabinet rejects elimination strategy

States and territories have locked in behind the Morrison government's plan to suppress, not eliminate, the coronavirus, amid criticism.

Ex-cop escapes conviction for assaulting teen

Subscriber only: Magistrate finds former Australian Federal Police officer's forced resignation amounted to extra-curial punishment.

Six people dead on Victoria's toughest day

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews said all six deaths were related to aged care outbreaks as the state recorded 300 new cases.

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'How is he still alive?': Giant bell falls, traps man

Subscriber only: A giant 1.8 tonne brass bell, known as the "Nimmity Bell", fell and trapped a man beneath it in Nimmitabel.

Five months apart: Kata's Brumbies sacrifice

Subscriber only: Solomone Kata smiles as he thinks about his family, even though he hasn't been able to hold them in five months.

FFA opens door for ACT World Cup reprieve

Subscriber only: Football Federation Australia is "exploring every possibility" to make Canberra a part of the 2023 World Cup.

Crookwell farmer wants a wife. Will he find one?

Eight women will compete for the heart of Crookwell grazier Neil Seaman in the rebooted reality show Farmer Wants a Wife.

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