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Today’s Headlines

PM Edition, Tuesday January 30, 2024

Good afternoon, Canberra. Here’s the latest news from today.

Will you win or lose from the tax changes? Here's how they will hit Canberra

Economy: Most Canberrans will be better off, but two areas will lose out from the federal government's proposed stage three tax cut changes.

Admin error and COVID to blame for missing Iraq war decision documents

Independent review: "It is possible that these matters may have wider relevancy across government."

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Photoshop outrage after image of MP's body doctored by Nine News

National: Victorian Animal Justice Party MP Georgie Purcell has criticised an Australian news organisation for photoshopping a picture of her outfit and body to appear more curvaceous.

Student accused of seriously injuring 'tackling' cop after chase

Court: An ACT officer is said to have dislocated his shoulder while "tackling" a university student.

Students get old school experience at Canberra's newest high school

Education: Shirley Smith High School in the new Gungahlin suburb of Kenny opened for its first year 7 cohort on Tuesday.

How a tattoo helped a Canberra woman win free croissants for a year

Food: The woman has been crowned Three Mills Bakery's new CCCO - or "chief croissant consumption officer".

And just like that ... COVID saved me from burnout

Opinion: We skipped the Christmas tree lighting and the Friendmas all the other plans for that week, writes Grace Ryan.

Like it low and slow? Then follow the aromas to Hume for a barbecue festival

What's On: The day will be a celebration of Aussie-American low and slow barbecue meats, alongside a sausage sizzle and family-friendly entertainment.

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