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AM edition, Saturday, July 11, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. It could be a wet one to start the weekend with some showers and a top of 14 degrees predicted. Here's what's making news.

'You f---ed with my daughter': police allege furious beating led to pub death

Subscriber only: A tradesman accused of committing murder at the Kingston Hotel allegedly punched the victim up to 13 times in the space of 46 seconds.

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Uni reforms 'another hit to the environment'

Environmental studies will suffer the deepest funding cuts under the government's university reform package.

What interstate travel is now possible?

If you're thinking of travelling interstate, you will need a good reason and not pose a risk to other people.

One cannot say the law is above our politicians

Subscriber only: Are we as well-equipped as the United States when it comes to holding our politicians to account, asks Jack Waterford.

PM to take working holiday ahead of budget update

Prime Minister Scott Morrison will join his family on a holiday on the outskirts of Sydney next week, but said he would still be working.

ACT set for wet weather on Sunday and Monday

Clean out your gutters and keep the galoshes handy because the ACT is expected to be hit by a lot of rain at the end of the weekend.

KFC feasters, sex workers among 'blatant' breaches

A group had been found out after ambulance officers at a KFC restaurant saw two people ordering 20 meals at 1.30am.

Call for protective equipment transparency

There are calls to make access to the national medical stockpile more transparent as the number of coronavirus cases rise again.

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TikTok. What is it? And why the big backlash?

Panorama: Why is TikTok at the centre of a global backlash? The CT's resident TikToker Caden Helmers reveals all.

Canberra's trig hunter a high achiever

Subscriber only: Discovering 100 trig points are dotted around the ACT set Lauren Ogden on a mission, writes Tim the Yowie Man.

Australia's fastest ever woman hangs up spikes

Subscriber only: Canberra sprint queen Melissa Breen officially ended her racing career with little fanfare on Friday.

We are witnessing the fall of the greatest power

Opinion: Just how rotten is the United States' political system? The answer shouldn't surprise you, writes Crispin Hull.

The powers and pitfalls of the athlete's voice

Opinion: Want athletes to get back in their box and worry about winning games? Move on, the game is changing, writes Caden Helmers.

Times Past

On this day in 1988, Australia's prime minister and foreign minister avoided curly questions as the media speculated about who would become the next governor-general. It was reported in The Canberra Times the two were paving the way to announce then foreign minister, Bill Hayden, would be taking up the role. READ MORE
 
 
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