Good morning Canberra. We're in for another scorcher to start the last month of spring with a top of 32 degrees today. Here's what's making headlines.

Life after politics for Meegan Fitzharris

Subscriber only: Former health and transport minister Meegan Fitzharris has landed a new gig at the ANU.

Sport

Leilua declares he's staying with the Raiders

He'd been linked to a move to the Bulldogs, but Joey Leilua has guaranteed Canberra Raiders fans he'll be wearing lime green in 2020.

'Once-in-a-lifetime' effect as Ball heads to AIS

The "LaMelo Ball effect" could see millions of eyeballs on Canberra this week as NBL chiefs push to build a connection with the ACT govt.

Kyrgios had to prove himself to Hewitt

Subscriber only: Nick Kyrgios says an early return to Canberra helped him refresh mentally and physically for his Davis Cup comeback.

Sisters unite in ACT lime green for Canberra United

Sisters will turn from W-League rivals into teammates after Canberra United signed Leena Khamis to bolster their striker stocks.

Times Past

Big developments in Canberra have had a long history of being contentious, and, as The Canberra Times reported 46 years ago today, the new tower for Black Mountain would have no clear path to completion. Minister for Works Les Johnson ordered a "temporary suspension of work" on the Black Mountain tower after an ACT Supreme Court decision found the authority to build the tower was not vested in the Postmaster-General. Bruce Kent and 13 other Canberrans had sought a permanent injunction against the tower. READ MORE