Good morning, Canberra. It'll be a soggy start to this Sunday with a top of 13 degrees and some sunshine later on. Here's what's making headlines.

Canberra Raiders celebrate Ricky Stuart's 400th NRL game with win over Wests Tigers

Talk about winning ugly, but Raiders coach Ricky Stuart wouldn't have cared less at Campbelltown Stadium as Canberra moved to second on the ladder.

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Art on the outside: murals at home

More Canberrans are commissioning artists to give their home that individual touch. We look at the stories behind them.

Footy training in the age of COVID-19

Subscriber only: Designated entry and exit points. Sanitising stations. Padlocks on change rooms and a booking system to have strapping.

Himmelberg puts down the tools for AFL return

Subscriber only: Giant Harry Himmelberg only has to look across his living room for a reminder of those long 84 days in shutdown.

Dismantling the police? Here's how that might look

Opinion: It's a radical approach, but there are precedents for the kind of action being discussed, writes Daniel Odin Shaw.

Times Past

"Backyard boys build a computer" reported The Canberra Times on its front page on this day 53 years ago. Two 17-year-old students from Telopea Park High School, Richard Swan and Tony Rossiter, partly built a digital computer which handled figures and alphabetical data with the accuracy of a professional computer. READ MORE