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AM edition, Monday, November 11
Good morning, Canberra. It looks like we're in for a beautiful day today with a top of 26 degrees. Here's what's making headlines today.

Catastrophic fire danger forecast for NSW

The greater Sydney region will be under "catastrophic" fire danger on Tuesday for the first time since new fire ratings were introduced a decade ago, with NSW bushfires having already claimed three lives.

Top stories

Stoush brewing over future of tenants' union

Subscriber only: The ACT government is facing a stoush over a tendering decision that could see the potential demise of Tenants ACT.

ACT has biggest houses, smallest units

Canberrans are building the biggest houses in the country, but the smallest apartments, according to a trend report.

Lambie calls for curb on media power

Jacqui Lambie has called for an independent media regulator to put the brakes on what she sees as media abuse of its power.

New garden at Arboretum good enough to eat

A new garden at the National Arboretum will showcase edible and medicinal plants used by Indigenous people for thousands of years.

Panel to help shape Gold Creek Homestead

Margreet Philp has been living next to the Gold Creek Homestead for the past 15 years, and for most of that time it has sat vacant and derelict. 

Performers in harmony on Remembrance Day

A father's loss inspired the creation of the Warriors' Chapel in Forrest, commemorating those who have served the country in times of war. 

Sport

French revolution stuns Aussies in Fed Cup final

Kristina Mladenovic's stunning upset win against world No.1 Ash Barty paved the way for France to break
Australia's hearts in the Fed Cup.

Wighton puts hand up for $1m - is he worth it?

Subscriber only: An option knock back has Jack Wighton in the mix to create a piece of Canberra Raiders history.

Canberra's licence to Chill gets revoked

Anna Flanagan says the Canberra Chill can hold their heads high as trailblazers in hockey's new era despite a semi-final shootout loss.

Canberra Racing bucks the Melbourne Cup trend

Subscriber only: Canberra Racing is bucking the downward trend of the Melbourne Cup carnival, with numbers comparable to 2018.

Times Past

The price of bread dominated the front page of The Canberra Times on this day in 1964. Two months earlier customers had been hit with a one-pence price rise for their family loaf, which had prompted an eight-week inquiry into the industry. ACT bread price inquiry commissioner Mr HC Newman recommended the price increase be reversed. The commissioner said recent wage increases for workers had meant the industry faced increased costs, but it was not obvious that pre-increase prices had been "fair and reasonable'. READ MORE
 
 
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