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PM edition, Tuesday, June 23, 2020

Welcome home: Residents move into Geocon's massive Republic precinct

Subscriber only: The first residents have moved in, with about 360 apartments settled across the Belconnen buildings dubbed Dusk and Republic.

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Chef allegedly stuffed tissues down baby's throat

Subscriber only: A Canberra chef denies stuffing a wad of tissues in a crying 11-month-old's throat, causing the baby to lose consciousness.

Canberra developer defends Mt Ainslie project

The Doma Group says studies into site's Indigenous heritage were conducted prior to the purchase of the site.

NGA's move to cut staff 'not COVID-related'

The National Gallery of Australia is set to lose 10 per cent of its staff in coming months to deal with a funding shortfall.

Borders closed for 'very significant' time

Australia's borders will remain closed for now as coronavirus infection rates are accelerating around the world.

Legal profession speaks out after Heydon claims

Three women seek compensation after an independent investigation found they were sexually harassed by former judge Dyson Heydon.

'I just wanted a kiss': Man apologises to judge

Subscriber only: A man who jumped out of the dock and ran to a female supporter has apologised to the judge presiding over his trial.

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Rebels plan Canberra trip despite virus concerns

Subscriber only: Rugby Australia is confident Melbourne will be free to play the ACT Brumbies next week despite Victoria's spike in cases.

Plan to change uni fees misses the point

Opinion: As a law student, I fear that the actual consequences of this proposal would be highly damaging, writes Noah Yim.

Bombers get good news after COVID-19 tests

Essendon boss Xavier Campbell says strict adherence to AFL protocols and a good dose of luck allowed the Bombers to narrowly avoid disaster.

How to lift your leftovers game

Food and Wine: When it comes to giving leftovers a culinary makeover, the list of things you can cook up can be endless.

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