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AM edition, Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. There's a chance of some fog this morning, but that should clear quickly leaving us with a mostly sunny day and a top of 20.

Government turns to gas for economic recovery

The gas industry is set to become a major pillar of the Morrison government's COVID-19 recovery plan, thanks to a suite of measures expanding the sector.

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Public servant accused of lying to Senate committee

Independent senator Rex Patrick has accused a senior public servant of only correcting evidence given after an FoI request was set to expose her.

Doctors hit out at Labor's walk-in centre promise

Canberra doctors say Labor's plan to expand the ACT walk-in centre network is costly and will not deliver "optimal care".

ACT's traffic police work in safety 'timebomb'

Subscriber only: When it rains, a sign in the toilet of the police traffic centre advises users to BYO umbrella.

APS 'won't go back to business as usual'

Subscriber only: Australia's top public servant says he expects the APS to maintain the "quantum leap" it has made during the pandemic.

Liberals promise city-wide cycling network by 2030

Subscriber only: The opposition says a network of dedicated off-road cycling paths would be built in the next decade if it wins the election.

The Canberra GP offering a tattoo removal service

It used to be that you'd only visit the GP if you were sick or needing a prescription. But things are beginning to change.

Federation Party wants new ACT distance school

The minor party will push for a new, privately run distance education school if it wins a seat in the upcoming ACT election.

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'I had some dark days': Banks' rise to the top

Subscriber only: A horror run of injuries nearly ended Brumbies fullback Tom Banks' rugby dream before it started. He never quit.

Delicious ways to help manage type 2 diabetes

Food and Wine: One in three people are likely to develop diabetes in their lifetime. The CSIRO's latest lifestyle plan is full of ways to beat it. 

The economy is shakier than many will admit

Opinion: 'Who do you trust?' is often how politicians frame election decisions. Look out for 'Who do you blame?', writes Adam Triggs.

It's only 6000 but the grand final is sold out

All 6000 tickets have been snapped up for the Brumbies' grand final clash against the Queensland Reds at Canberra Stadium on Saturday.

Times Past

The executive floor of the new ACT TAB offices in 1978 was dubbed the "Tab Mahal", The Canberra Times reported on this day 42 years ago. Mr John Robertson, the general manager of the NSW TAB, remarked that the ACT TAB's new headquarters were larger than those in Sydney, which had 540 branches and turned over 21 times as much money per year. READ MORE

 
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