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AM edition, Saturday, September 19, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. There might be a small bit of rain for the Brumbies' home grand final tonight, and a top of 22 today. Here's what's making news.

The inspiration behind each Brumbies star

Subscriber only: We take a special look at what will motivate ACT Brumbies players as the club tonight seeks its first Super Rugby premiership since 2004. 

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Wet spring delays start to ACT bushfire season

The expectation of further rainfall in the months ahead has prompted the ESA to hold back its start to the bushfire season until November 1.

Transport back on agenda as election looms

Subscriber only: Analysis: The Liberals' light rail faux pas has put transport back on the election agenda, writes Daniella White.

Fresh search for ACT man missing for three years

Emergency services will search Mulligans Flat this weekend for fresh evidence after the disappearance of Jean Policarpio three years ago.

'Popular' Canberra cafe owner gets six years' jail

Subscriber only: Peter Poulakis' businesses 'will likely suffer' while he's behind bars on drug offences, the ACT Supreme Court has heard.

Canberra dragon boaters fight for funding

Canberra's dragon boat community fears being left behind if it can't secure government funding for a new base.

What impact has COVID had on crime rates?

Subscriber only: The ACT was one of the few jurisdictions in Australia which saw a slight lift in lock-ups during June.

Featured

It's time to admit defeat in the Afghanistan war

Subscriber only: We need a different balance in our army if we are planning further adventures in Asia, writes Jack Waterford.

Namadgi transforms from black to technicolor

Subscriber only: A bright spark of yellow moss provided a glimmer of hope when Tim the Yowie Man returned after last summer's fire.

Crowd capacity could cost Raiders home final

Subscriber only: The Raiders are concerned they could be forced to play home finals in Sydney if their crowds remain capped at 25 per cent.

Town 'punk': anarchy in the capital

Panorama: It may be the national capital, but Canberra has always had a chaotic artistic heartbeat, writes Sally Pryor.

Times Past

"PM to Queen - It's time" was splashed across the front page of The Canberra Times on September 19, 1993. The story said Prime Minister Paul Keating was expected to lay out his plans for an Australian Republic to Queen Elizabeth. Mr Keating and his then wife Annita were on their way to Balmoral Castle, the Queen's summer residence in Scotland, much to the displeasure of the British tabloids.  READ MORE
 
 
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