Chris Dutton
Chris Dutton has worked at The Canberra Times since 2007, starting as a junior reporter before covering the Canberra Raiders and ACT Brumbies. He now writes extensively on Super Rugby and is part of the Fairfax team covering the London Olympic Games - with, of course, a focus on Canberra athletes.
Option for 'lifetime seats' at new Canberra stadium
Chris Dutton Canberra sporting fans could have a chance to buy a "lifetime seat" at a new undercover rectangular stadium to be built in Civic by the end of the decade.
Rathbone off the scrap heap and ready to rumble
Chris Dutton Standing next to an overturned truck in a scrapmetal yard in Fyshwick is the last place Clyde Rathbone thought he'd be in preparation for his ACT Brumbies comeback.
Rugby union incorrubtible, says White
Chris Dutton World Cup-winning coach Jake White says rugby union’s unpredictability protects it from corruption.
Towers to shine a light unto darkness over Manuka
Chris Dutton The Canberra sky will burst to life tonight when the Manuka Oval lights are turned on for the first time.
Brumbies fight fire outside headquarters
Chris Dutton Police believe a grass fire outside the Brumbies rugby club headquarters and another that took eight hours, 19 crews and a water-bombing helicopter to extinguish were arson.
Kimmorley sees Raiders as a 'good challenge'
Chris Dutton Brett Kimmorley left the Canterbury Bulldogs to begin a "new chapter" in his coaching career and believes he can help instil a steely attitude in the Canberra Raiders in an attempt to end their...
Union
Brumbies cash in on jersey
Chris Dutton The ACT Brumbies' on-field resurgence has delivered the richest playing kit in the club's history with $1.8 million of sponsorship unveiled on their new strip on Wednesday.
Canberra remembers 'gentle but great' Courtenay
Noel Towell, Chris Dutton Canberra is mourning the death of one of its most famous citizens, internationally famous author Bryce Courtenay who succumbed to stomach cancer late on Thursday, aged 79 years.
Buderus a Brumby, for a few hours
Chris Dutton, Chris Wilson The NRL has stepped in to block Danny Buderus from coaching the ACT Brumbies just hours after the Super Rugby club announced the rugby league great would be a consultant coach.
'Remove my name' Hodge tells Hall of Fame
Chris Dutton Confessed drug cheat Stephen Hodge has asked to be removed from the ACT Sport Hall of Fame.
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Canberra cricketer dies after heart attack
Chris Dutton The Tuggeranong Valley Cricket Club is mourning the sudden loss of Glenn Thornton who died on the field during a fourth-grade match at Chisholm today.
No new city stadium under Canberra Liberals
Chris Dutton The Canberra Liberals will not build a new rectangular stadium in the city centre and will instead upgrade the existing Canberra Stadium if they win the election, ACT Opposition leader Zed Seselja...
League
Shillo is ready for two big bashes
Chris Dutton David Shillington is preparing for another ''fierce'' war with New Zealand and the prop says he's ready for the Test physicality, even though he is trying to avoid visible battle scars for his...
Basketball
Storm delays Jackson arrival
Chris Dutton The Canberra Capitals will have to wait a little longer for the arrival of Lauren Jackson after the star produced a piece of magic to keep the Seattle Storm in the Women's National Basketball...
Dream turns into heartbreak
Chris Dutton IT WAS supposed to be a night of fairytales and dreams but instead the Canberra Raiders will limp back to the capital with their premiership hopes in tatters.
Olympic Games
Canberra's most memorable Olympic moments
Chris Dutton Tears of ecstasy, tears of pain and genuine heartbreak - Canberra’s Olympians delivered a mixed bag of feelings in London.
Buchanan's disappointing finish
Chris Dutton Big Olympic hope Caroline Buchanan has described her run in the BMX final as a "nightmare".
Flanagan keeps Hockeyroos' flame alive
Chris Dutton The only thing capable of trumping Anna Flanagan's spectacular first Olympic Games goal was the moment she almost cried when she met tennis ace Roger Federer in London.
Hosking's Olympic heartbreak
Chris Dutton A heart-breaking explosion ended Chloe Hosking's Olympic journey but the Canberra cyclist has vowed to use the lessons learnt in London to deliver success in the future.
Dad's on the home run for Olympic fame
Chris Dutton Martin Dent's three sons burst into tears most mornings as they watch their dad disappear into the Canberra fog for his training runs, but they'll be cheering when they arrive in London for the...










