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AM edition, Friday, July 10, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. There could be some showers about today with a top of 14 degrees. Here's what's making headlines.

New COVID-19 testing site planned for ACT

Canberrans have rushed to get tested for coronavirus as the ACT government prepares to open a new site to cope with the surge.

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Up to 40,500 Canberrans on JobKeeper subsidy

As many as 40,500 Canberrans could be relying on the JobKeeper wage subsidy for their income, Labor estimates.

Kotvojs concedes defeat in Eden-Monaro byelection

Liberal candidate Fiona Kotvojs said in a statement she had spoken with Labor's Kristy McBain and congratulated her on being elected.

Mov'in Car Drive-In extends its stay in ACT

Demand during the coronavirus pandemic has driven the Mov'In Car Drive-In Cinema to extend its time in Canberra by a week.

Parliament being 'bypassed': ex-judge

Transparency advocates have hit out at the growing concentration of ministerial power during the coronavirus pandemic.

More teachers needed but reforms could fall short

Future education students will pay 45 per cent less for their degrees under the job ready graduates package.

ACT unemployment rate remains steady

The number of people receiving the JobSeeker payment in Canberra has more than doubled since the coronavirus pandemic hit.

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Raiders table five-year offer to young gun Cotric

Subscriber only: Sought-after Raiders winger Nick Cotric is weighing up a reported five-year, $2.5 million deal to stay at the club.

Coronavirus may yet remodel our homes

Opinion: Jenna Price: The laptop on the kitchen table works if you have to do it every now and then. But with three generations at once?

Return of ACT's contact sports could be delayed

Canberra's contact sporting competitions are in danger of being delayed again after a return of coronavirus to the capital.

Here's why Black Lives Matter resonates strongly

Opinion: When you peel back history, you will find each nation's original sin: racism, in one form or another, writes Ray Steinwall.

Times Past

On this day in 1974, the federal government moved to reduce the amount of clothing imported as it tackled unemployment.
The story on the front page of The Canberra Times reported there would be urgent consultations with Korea, China, India and Hong Kong. READ MORE
 
 
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