| Good morning, Canberra. There's a wet and chilly Tuesday forecast with a top of 15 degrees on the way. Here’s what’s making news in the capital. |
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| Australia risks falling behind the rest of the world if the international border remains closed beyond next year, a leading academic has warned. |
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| Subscriber | Analysis: Just how will we pay back billions spent to keep the economy afloat during the pandemic? Karen Barlow writes. |
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| Subscriber: Developers will soon be able to build bigger supermarkets in local shops across Canberra after the ACT government reversed a law. |
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| Concerns have been raised over whether a new initiative to reduce serious incidents in aged care has been adequately funded and staffed. |
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| The national literacy and numeracy test is back after break last year due to the pandemic. Test yourself with some quiz examples. |
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| Subscriber: Despite a push for early voting at last year's election, major parties say the pre-poll period hindered campaigning efforts. |
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| The ACT government says it won't follow the lead of NSW and start offering people over 40 Covid vaccines. |
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| Subscriber: John Bateman has hinted someone in the club's "back room" has been leaking information. The Raiders have denied the claim. |
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| Food & Wine: It's kind of ironic the first conversation about developing the booze-free Heaps Normal was held over a few cold beers. |
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| Opinion | Adam Triggs: As the government scales back its COVID-19 support, more businesses will inevitably fail. Is that a bad thing? |
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| Not many people can say their album stands alongside the likes of Frank Sinatra and Fleetwood Mac, but Canberra's Jack Biilmann can. |
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| | Times Past Featuring on the front page of The Canberra Times on this day 47 years ago was a photograph of Leslie Bush, 75, of Galong, and his pride and joy, a vintage 1909 motorcycle. READ MORE
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