While Tad Kahsai will be laid to rest on Wednesday, his children vow their questions surrounding his death won't be.
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As they peel down the missing person posters dotted throughout Canberra and prepare to say their final farewells, Rezina, Vanessa and Adam Kahsai continue their push for an inquiry or inquest into the response to their father's disappearance.
- Canberra employers and their insurance companies now have tougher powers than police to snoop into the private lives of more than 160,000 workers, the ACT's unions claim.
- The first five Mr Fluffy blocks were hotly contested at a public auction on Tuesday evening, with four of the southside sites selling under the hammer.
- Aspen Medical co-founder Glenn Keys says a new deal signed with Singapore's peak business chamber group will save Canberra businesses years in developing networks and finding trade partners.
- Meanwhile Chief Minister Andrew Barr has toured Singapore Airlines company training facility, as the company prepares to launch its Capital Express route.
- The ACT Liberals have unveiled a team made up largely of newcomers to politics, some also newcomers to the party, to contest the ACT election in October.
- Tony Ayers, AC, former chief "shop steward" of the departmental secretaries and doyen of the public service, has died.
- Do you think you could cut it as an ACT ranger? Recruitment has begun for new parks rangers.
- In sport, Brumbies players shed tears when Ita Vaea told them blood clots had forced him to quit rugby, coach Stephen Larkham saying it would only have been a matter of time before he played for the Wallabies.
- The Canberra Raiders have named hooker Josh Hodgson and prop Paul Vaughan, but are sweating on their fitness ahead of Sunday's home game against the Cronulla Sharks.
- The Socceroos' challenging draw for the third and final round of 2018 World Cup qualifiers will feature a mix of old foes and new combatants.
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Want to keep your kids active and entertained over the school holidays in a safe environment? The Australian Institute of Sport's school holiday program is on until April 22.
Using the National Museum of Australia's architecture for inspiration, children can design, make or draw their very own museum these school holidays. Until April 22.
Gather round the telly and bask in the glow of vintage ABC. From Play School to raunchy romps, see Australian life reflected on screen in Tuning IN: ABC TV 1964-76 at the National Archives of Australia. Free. Until May 15.
Secrets, Stories, Spaces exposes the secret spaces of the National Archives and its 82-year history as home to many government departments including the Postmaster General and ASIO. On Mondays and Wednesday from 4.30pm - last day today. Free.
Celestial Empire: Life in China 1644-1911 is on at the National Library of Australia brings together culture and tradition from two of the world's great libraries. Until May 22. Free.
See 2015's best political cartoons at the Behind the Lines exhibition at the Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House.
Bush Capital: The natural history of the ACT at the Canberra Museum and Gallery (CMAG) shows the natural history of the Territory with specimens, illustrations, photographs, works of art and sound. From March 12 to June 26. Free.
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Thursday: Partly cloudy. Areas of smoke haze in the early morning. Light winds. Min 9, max 24.
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