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AM edition, Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Good morning, Canberra. How did you fare in the hailstorm? We're in for a top of 26 today, with the unfortunate possibility of another storm. Here's the news.

Hail smashes CSIRO glasshouse crop research

Virtually every glasshouse was wrecked at the Black Mountain CSIRO site during the hailstorm that hit the capital on Monday.

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Trail of destruction as smoke gives way to hail

Hundreds of emergency service personnel worked through the night as Canberra counted the cost of yesterday's wild hail storm.

Frances only had her car for two hours before it hit

It was the first time Frances Summers had bought a new car in 16 years. Then came the sudden, freakishly heavy hailstorm.

Canberra prisoners prep meals for fire crews

Canberra prisoners have collectively donated more than $300 to fight bushfires this month, and delivered air crews some 30 meals a day. 

Morrison backs McKenzie in sport grant controversy

The Prime Minister would not concede anything was wrong in the way funds were doled out, despite the auditor's detailed report.

NDIS too confusing, frustrating: new report

An independent review has found the implementation of the landmark scheme was ambitious, and hasn't been smooth.

Meeting the man behind Poirot's moustache

Actor David Suchet said he couldn't think of a question he hadn't been asked during his 50-year-career - until now.

Sport

McInerney sets his sights on Brumbies' No.2 jersey

Subscriber only: Connal McInerney has signed a one-year extension on his contract to keep him here until the end of 2021.

Barty marches into Australian Open round 2

World No.1 Ashleigh Barty has survived a first-set stumble to steam to an Australian Open first round win over Ukrainian Lesia Tsurenko.

Marathon man Roeger breaks his own record

Three attempts, three world records. Canberra's Para world champion distance runner Michael Roeger just keeps raising his own bar.

Finch, Smith to discuss run-out 'over a beer'

Aaron Finch and Steve Smith will talk out their mid-wicket mix-up after the Australian captain fumed after being run out against India.

Times Past

The parents of a Canberra toddler named Kerrin were on this day expressing their deepest gratitude to the many women who donated breast milk to them and therefore ensured his health and survival. Kerrin was given the milk after a public appeal for donations due to his struggle against a rare metabolic disorder which made it difficult for him to digest and thrive when fed anything other than human milk.  READ MORE
 
 
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