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AM edition, Friday, October 9, 2020
Happy Friday, Canberra. The rain has eased and we're headed for a top of 16 degrees in the capital today. Here’s what’s making headlines.

Boost for beer gardens and box-offices

New relaxed coronavirus rules will let more people wine, dine and drink in the ACT from today.

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Liberal candidate linked to CCP organisation, report

Subscriber only: A Canberra Liberals' candidate has reportedly served as a director of a Chinese Communist Party-linked group.

Son sues over death of father crushed by crane

Subscriber only: Justin Holtz is seeking damages for "mental harm caused by the negligence" which led to his father's 2016 death.

Coe reveals cost of Liberal election promises

Critics say there's an "inherent contradiction" in Alistair Coe's pledge to improve services while lowering taxes.

Labor launches childcare plan in budget reply

This is a "once-in-a-generation" chance to rebuild the economy, Labor leader Anthony Albanese said in his budget reply speech.

Man jailed for child porn 'depravity'

Subscriber only: Police had found 827 files of child abuse material on the 49-year-old former public servant's computer.

PM denies new hiring credit is 'discriminatory'

Advocates for the unemployed say a new wage subsidy scheme aimed at workers under 35s  is "ripe for exploitation".

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Raiders halves duo silence the doubters 

Subscriber only: There were plenty of doubters - too many running halves spoil the NRL broth. But this Canberra pair is different.

Why is the budget so male-focused?

Opinion: This government wants a brocovery, but women should remember this slight at the next election, writes Jenna Price.

Going for a ride beyond the political divide

A new parliamentary friendship group has been established with the aim to get more Australians on their bikes.

Like 'Olympic gold': Tonna eyes Muay Thai world title 

Subscriber only: Canberra's Josh Tonna wants you to know just how big Friday night's One Championship world title fight is.

Times Past

After gritting his teeth and ignoring the pain, Canberran Robert de Castella pounded his way to a tenacious victory in the Commonwealth Games' most gruelling event: the marathon. Thirty-eight years ago today, The Canberra Times reported the 25-year-old biochemist crossed the line in 2 hours, 9 minutes and 18 seconds, the fastest marathon time run in Australia and 6 seconds outside of the Games record.  READ MORE
 
 
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