Good morning, Canberra. It looks like we're in for a thunderstorm today, with up to 25mm of rain predicted and a top of 23 degrees. Here are today's headlines.

'I will stop when there's no need for me'

Subscriber only: Meet Zouheir Dalati - the ACT Human Rights Commission multicultural program co-ordinator who wants his position to be redundant.

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Tonga stuns Australia with historic victory

Sport: A Tonga invitational XIII have produced one of the greatest performances in rugby league history by taking down Australia 16-12.

Streaming wars coming to a galaxy near you

Comment: We're at risk of handing over control of our cultural history and cultural present to a small group of companies, writes Dan Dixon.

South Africa wins the Rugby World Cup

Sport: The Springboks lifted the Webb Ellis Cup for a record-equalling third time as Eddie Jones was dealt more heartache.

Seedy secrets set to save you a packet

Jackie French: This is seed collecting time. Any of last year's vegetables you left in the ground over winter will now be going to seed.

Times Past

The front page on this day in 1958 celebrated the launch of the Lions Club of Canberra. Representatives of 23 clubs from around Australia were there to wish the new club well. The district governor Jack Manning said the charter was "evidence of faith and a bestowal of confidence that the laws of our land, the principles of peaceful brotherhood, the uplifting of city and community spirit will go ever forward". READ MORE