| Good morning, Canberra. We're heading for a top of 21 degrees after another chilly start. Here’s what’s making news in the capital. |
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| International students stranded overseas are frustrated that their huge fees are paying for substandard remote learning. |
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| Subscriber: An urgent investment into social and community housing in Canberra is necessary, advocates say. |
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| The territory's police only complied with the proper procedures to access location-based data nine out of more than 1700 times. |
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| China has called certain Australian politicians troublemakers and urged them to "shake off the Cold War mentality". |
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| India's high commissioner hopes Australia's pause on flights from his coronavirus-ravaged homeland will be lifted as soon as possible. |
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| Subscriber: A long-time Canberra public servant who was "depressed out of his brain" admitted he would watch "anything that moves". |
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| The University of Canberra is set to shift its presence further north, after plans were unveiled to establish a campus in Sydney. |
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| The ACT government won't rush to reform sexual assault laws, as experts warn legal changes won't be enough. |
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| The astronaut who piloted the ship from which Armstrong and Aldrin left to take their historic first steps on the moon has died of cancer. |
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| Explainer: Games organisers and the Japanese government insist that the Olympics will go ahead. But they said that last year. |
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| Subscriber: It's been a familiar tale of the season as the Green Machine have struggled to come out of the sheds after the break. |
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| Old Canberra Grammar schoolmates Michael and Harrison have proved themselves to be contenders for the popular TV show's $100,000 prize. |
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| Opinion: In contrast to the Trump presidency, this administration has clear goals, timelines and an ability to focus, writes Charles Edel. |
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| | Times Past Post offices and alcohol don't usually have much in common. However, a local court decision 46 years ago drew a line between the two. "After all, we can't have stamps with beer on the back of them, can we," a local solicitor said. READ MORE
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