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PM Edition, Friday September 1, 2023

Good afternoon, Canberra. Here’s the latest news from today.

Your city: New figures are out showing how Canberra's popluation is growing. See how your suburb has changed.

ACT politics: The senior lawyer wants the Chief Minister to make a public statement.

Environment: The world is falling behind on targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, a new analysis finds.

Environment: The Albanese government has approved the Gregory Crinum coal mine expansion until 2073.

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Police: Police say they rescued a Colombian woman who told them "truly troubling" details of her alleged enslavement.

Court: An alleged rapist has been charged in what police believe is the ACT's first "stealthing" prosecution.

Business: Podiatrist-designed footwear brand FRANKIE4 is opening its ninth Australian store in Canberra soon.

Books: For Andy Griffiths, it's always been about finding out what makes a child's imagination reach for the stars.

Opinion: What if this furore shifted our understanding of what it's like for women at work, asks Jenna Price.

Survey: What questions do you still need answered to be able to make an informed choice?

Cars: The second-most popular electric vehicle in Australia has scored a makeover after Tesla revealed upgrades to its entry-level car.

Health: New community health centres will be built in four locations across Canberra.

Rugby: Wallabies rookie Tom Hooper is confident a minor injury won't derail his quest for a World Cup debut.

Echidna: Happy Father's Day - here's why "tough" isn't enough to cover my dad's heroics, writes Garry Linnell.

Age of the Dragon: One reason for the falling rates must be that China is now increasingly disliked, at least in the democratic world.

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