Year 12 results revealed after publication battle

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Wednesday May 7, 2025

Good morning Valued Subscriber,

The performance of year 12 cohorts in Canberra schools can be revealed for the first time in five years after Canberra Times reporter Sarah Lansdown used a freedom of information request to have the data - once routinely made public - released again.

The electorate of Bean in Canberra's south remains on a knife-edge as the latest count continues. Reporter Eleanor Campbell explains when the result will be known.

Tennis bad boy and Canberra's favourite naughty son Nick Kyrgios is taking his top-rating podcast on the road and will be making a stop in his hometown, Sally Pryor reports.

A Barnados Australia-run service helping up to 25 vulnerable young residents at a time is facing an uncertain future, unsure if its contract with the ACT government will be renewed for the 2025-26 financial year, Lanie Tindale reports.

Wednesday will be mostly sunny with a top temperature of 22 degrees.

Scott Hannaford, The Canberra Times deputy editor

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