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PM edition, Thursday, September 10, 2020

No exemption for Canberran to attend dad's funeral, but private viewing allowed

A Canberra woman is set to miss her father's funeral in Brisbane, after the Queensland government refused her pleas to be able to leave hotel quarantine.
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Man charged over incident outside ASIO HQ

Subscriber only: A man has been charged and sent for a mental health assessment following an incident near the ASIO headquarters.

Barrister tries to discredit alleged gang rape victim 

Subscriber only: A barrister has questioned why a young woman allegedly gang raped at a Downer unit didn't call police for help.

'There's clearly something wrong': Flasher denied bail

Subscriber only: A serial flasher has been declared an extreme risk to the public and locked up by a bewildered magistrate.

ACT Greens pokie plan 'will bankrupt clubs'

The number of gaming machine licences in the ACT would be slashed by more than 20 per cent under a Greens election proposal.

More than 85,000 tested as ACT stays virus-free

Despite Canberra's strong position, with almost 60 days since a new COVID-19 case, ACT Health has urged against complacency.

High-range drink driving twice in the same day

Subscriber only: A man with a "horrific" record of drink-driving has been convicted of two high-range offences on the same day.

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Crowd cap rises to 6000 for Super Rugby final

The ACT Brumbies are set to host their biggest crowd of the revamped Super Rugby campaign in the final at Canberra Stadium on September 19.

Is Nick Kyrgios unfairly targeted?

Podcast: Join James Buckley, Caden Helmers and Michael Schirripa as they discuss all the latest sport news in the capital.

Why you might be seeing more rare birds

Have you noticed more birds in your neighbourhood? Perhaps even species you have never noticed before? Here's why.

Questacon drive-in returns for the school holidays

Mov'in Car Canberra drive-in movies return these September-October school holidays after a successful season earlier this year.
 
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