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AM edition, Thursday, January 30, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. Take care out there as we're looking at another scorcher - 38 degrees and possible smoke. Here's what's making headlines.

The worst is yet to come for Canberra bushfires

While conditions will be severe on Friday and Saturday, they aren't expected to be as dangerous as those seen in 2003.

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Far south Canberra residents warned of threat

It was standing room only at the event with hundreds of people gathered to hear about the threat of the Orroral Valley fire.

Defence helicopters had past issue with light

The military helicopter which likely caused the fire burning south of Canberra had issues with its landing light fixed more than three years ago.

Geocon's Garema Place hotel approved

Subscriber only: As part of the approval for Canberra's first alfresco dining restaurant, Gus' cafe will be demolished but it will be rebuilt.

Scott Morrison's non-agenda agenda

Subscriber only: In his big speech at the Press Club on Wednesday, the Prime Minister articulated a non-agenda for the year.

Axe murderer Marcus Rappel faces more jail

Subscriber only: Marcus Rappel is facing more time behind bars after punching a prison guard in an incident captured by CCTV cameras.

The PM sends mixed messages on cannabis

Scott Morrison says he "won't be partaking" when the ACT becomes the first Australian territory where cannabis is legal on Saturday.

Sport

Leilua disappointed with his Canberra exit

Subscriber only: An honest Joey Leilua is frustrated by how his time in Canberra came to an end and feels he had more to give the Raiders.

Rugby smoke threshold hovers over round one 

Subscriber only: Super Rugby officials say fan and player welfare will be the priority for the season-opener in Canberra on Friday.

Capital boost as masked Froling eyes comeback

The Canberra Capitals are set to get a pre-finals boost as Keely Froling targets a remarkable comeback just two weeks after facial surgery.

Manuka concerns return along with the smoke

Subscriber only: Cricket ACT is hopeful that Canberra's relentless smoke blanketing Manuka Oval won't stop the World Cup games.

Times Past

The boss of the Dairy Farmers Co-operative disputed the recommendations of an ACT milk inquiry on this day in 1956. 
The inquiry's commissioner suggested a milk authority should be established to moderate the price of milk in the territory. He also said there should be "more controls" around the milk industry, a story on the front page of The Canberra Times said. READ MORE
 
 
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