The Canberra Times
Tuesday, 28 March 2023
Dhulwa staff leaked patient records to nurses' union: minister
Mental Health Minister Emma Davidson, pictured in the Legislative Assembly last week. Picture by Karleen Minney
Jasper Lindell
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Snakes in an Assembly! And no, they were not politicians
Snake catcher Gavin Smith holds a snake as part of a demonstration at the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Jasper Lindell
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Tuggeranong Parkway blocked after rear-end collisions
Police said the accident was between Hindmarsh Drive and Cotter Road.
Steve Evans
Updated
Testing the market: Raiders vow to fight to keep Wighton
David Polkinghorne
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Raiders star Jack Wighton is going to test the open market. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Explainer
If the shoe fits, drink! The history of Australia's grossest tradition
Millie Costigan
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Punters do a 'shoey' at Newcastle Foreshore in 2013. Picture by Simone De Peak.
Exclusive
Barrie Cassidy appointed to chair Old Parliament House
Karen Barlow
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Museum of Australian Democracy, Old Parliament House, and (inset) Barrie Cassidy. Pictures by Elesa Kurtz and AAP
Review
This dessert was a mistake - and it's delicious
Jacks mistake, chocolate cake, vanilla cream, fermented plum and hazelnut crumb. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Karen Hardy
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'Massive missed opportunity': ACTU urges greater action on energy transition
Karen Barlow
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Australian Council of Trade Unions president Michele O'Neil and secretary Sally McManus. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Light rail faces federal approval test as latest design plans are revealed
Part of stage 2a will take light rail from Alinga Street, down Northbourne Avenue, to London Circuit and on to Commonwealth Park. Supplied
Alex Crowe
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Federal government reveals bargaining position ahead of APS-wide pay talks
Miriam Webber
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APSC Deputy Commissioner for the Workplace Relations Bargaining Taskforce, Peter Riordan. Picture supplied
Lawyers to explore mental impairment defence in hospital murder case
Blake Foden
Police outside Canberra Hospital after the alleged murder. Picture by James Croucher
Light rail plans put cyclists at risk: Pedal Power ACT
Alex Crowe
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Grass track sections have been proposed on parts of Northbourne Avenue, London Circuit and Commonwealth Avenue. Picture: Supplied
What's on
ANU and Folk Festival will make beautiful music together
Interim managing director of the National Folk Festival Chris Grange, left, and the head of the ANU School of Music Kim Cunio announced a three-year partnership for the 2024-26 folk festivals. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Ron Cerabona
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Updated
Rapana vows to repay Raiders for ban
David Polkinghorne
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Raiders winger Jordan Rapana has vowed to repay his teammates for getting suspended. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Kick on all night at Luna
Venue manager Nick Muir and head chef Adrianne "Adi" de Jesus Davo. Picture by Karleen Minney
The City's latest spot is part cocktail bar, part nightclub, part restaurant.
Karen Hardy
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Ex-SAS soldier bailed due to Taliban threat
Miklos Bolza
A former SAS soldier facing a murder charge has been granted bail. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS)
Opinion
Owning rental properties is a profit-making business like no other
The system stinks for tenants and owners.
Crispin Hull
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Renters are big demographic but prices are not competitive at all. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
'We're on notice': School made $3m loss, racked up steep legal costs
Sarah Lansdown
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Brindabella Christian College has released its 2020 financial report. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Make-or-break talks on future of threatened Pialligo Estate
Pialligo Estate is in talks with financiers to try to save the business. Pictures by Keegan Carroll, Elesa Kurtz, supplied
Steve Evans
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Robber involved in drug-related bashing gets 'most lenient' sentence
Hannah Neale
Kyle Joseph Butkovic, 30, walks to court on Monday for his sentencing. Picture by Hannah Neale
Opinion
It's not perfect, but here are the climate wins in the safeguard mechanism
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen. Picture by James Croucher
Tim Buckley
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'Do the same for Richard': Collaery calls for ATO whistleblower charges to be dropped
Sarah Basford Canales
Canberra barrister Bernard Collaery at his home. Picture by Dion Georgopoulos
Families to benefit from more choice on leave options
Tess Ikonomou
Federal Labor is pushing to make parental leave more flexible under a new bill going to parliament. (Robert McGrath/AAP PHOTOS)

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Federal Politics
Labor climate safeguard scheme gets the green light
The safeguard mechanism will apply to Australia's 215 biggest emitters and makes them cut emissions. (Julian Smith/AAP PHOTOS)
Paul Osborne and Tess Ikonomou
Opinion
The Voice is actually an anti-racist measure
Janaline Oh
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The proposed Voice to Parliament is about all Australians. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Analysis
The safeguard winners, the compromised and the irrelevant
Karen Barlow
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Picture by James Croucher
Indigenous voice wording, gender pay gap on PM's agenda
Mibenge Nsenduluka
Anthony Albanese has revealed the question to be asked in the referendum on an Indigenous voice. (James Gourley/AAP PHOTOS)
Government secures backing for National Reconstruction Fund
Miriam Webber
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ACT Senator David Pocock has agreed to support the National Reconstruction Fund. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Public Service
Public servants who did a January 26 'swapsies' revealed
Public Eye
Opposition veterans' affairs spokesperson Barnaby Joyce was concerned Public Service Minister Katy Gallagher's changes would undermine national days, such as Anzac Day. We think the figures might allay those worries.
Miriam Webber, Sarah Basford Canales
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ATO whistleblower faces life behind bars after court dismisses immunity claim
Sarah Basford Canales
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ATO whistleblower Richard Boyle. Picture AAP
Ways sought to improve national capital's significance to rest of nation
Adrian Rollins
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An Inquiry will look at ways to make Canberra more significant rest of to the nation. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
National
The Australian states most affected by homicide
NSW had the most homicide incidents in 2020-21, according to the Australian Institute of Criminology. Picture by Mark Witte.
Anna McGuinness
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Guardrails and guidelines as AI embeds itself deeper
Marion Rae • 2hrs ago
Experts have released guidelines on the use of AI as surveys show a lack of trust in the technology. (PR HANDOUT IMAGE PHOTO)
How to take the shock out of your energy bills
Anna Houlahan
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Power transmission towers. Picture by Alyoshine via Canva
Government secures backing for National Reconstruction Fund
Miriam Webber
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ACT Senator David Pocock has agreed to support the National Reconstruction Fund. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Country winter sport leagues ready for round one
Anna McGuinness
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Winter sport is kicking off in the regions. Picture by Morgan Hancock.
Comment
Owning rental properties is a profit-making business like no other
Opinion
Renters are big demographic but prices are not competitive at all. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
The system stinks for tenants and owners.
Crispin Hull
No comments
Opinion
It's not perfect, but here are the climate wins in the safeguard mechanism
Tim Buckley
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen. Picture by James Croucher
Opinion
Algorithms and machines diminish our humanity
John Hanscombe
Broelman's view.
Labor and the Greens compromise for progress
The Canberra Times
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Labor and the Greens compromise for progress
Cause of Liberals' election rout goes by the name of Scott
Letters to the Editor
Cause of Liberals' election rout goes by the name of Scott
Court and Crime
'Could have killed someone': Man knocked out in 'sickening' pole attack
Kinnara Connors, who was sentenced last week. Picture Facebook
Blake Foden
'I lost so much': Real estate agent faces fines for trust offences
Blake Foden
Nicholas Haider leaves court on Monday. Picture by Blake Foden
'Do it properly,' stabbed man heard telling alleged assailant
Blake Foden
Stephanie Manassa leaves court on Monday. Picture supplied
Guards' claim failed prison escapee held shiv 'defies common sense'
Hannah Neale
Guy Roberts, who appeared in court on Friday. Picture Facebook
Ombudsman discontinues court action against union over Founders Lane delays
Hannah Neale
An artist's impression of the fourth stage of JW Land's Founders Lane project. Picture ACT government
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What's On
Kick on all night at Luna
Venue manager Nick Muir and head chef Adrianne "Adi" de Jesus Davo. Picture by Karleen Minney
The City's latest spot is part cocktail bar, part nightclub, part restaurant.
Karen Hardy
No comments
This dessert was a mistake - and it's delicious
Review
Jacks mistake, chocolate cake, vanilla cream, fermented plum and hazelnut crumb. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Karen Hardy
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Time Warp: The Rocky Horror Show is coming back
Ron Cerabona
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Doing the Time Warp in The Rocky Horror Show. Picture by Daniel Boud
Review
A love that's brief and bittersweet
Ron Cerabona
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Elias Anton in Of An Age. Picture by Thuy Vy
What's on
ANU and Folk Festival will make beautiful music together
Ron Cerabona
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Interim managing director of the National Folk Festival Chris Grange, left, and the head of the ANU School of Music Kim Cunio announced a three-year partnership for the 2024-26 folk festivals. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
How a low-carb diet can prevent diabetes and still be delicious
Karen Hardy
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How a low-carb diet can prevent diabetes and still be delicious
Sport
Updated
Rapana vows to repay Raiders for ban
Raiders winger Jordan Rapana has vowed to repay his teammates for getting suspended. Picture by Keegan Carroll
David Polkinghorne
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Testing the market: Raiders vow to fight to keep Wighton
Updated
Raiders star Jack Wighton is going to test the open market. Picture by Keegan Carroll
David Polkinghorne
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'Ready to throw punches': Canberra United ready for last-round choas
Chris Dutton
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Michelle Heyman is confident Canberra United can clinch a finals berth. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Super Rugby rule tweaks a big hit with players, fans
Cameron Mee
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ACT Brumbies prop James Slipper has thrown his support behind the rule changes introduced to Super Rugby this season. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Finally! Raiders get green light to start signing NRLW players for expansion
Simaima Taufa has a job working at the Raiders and has been linked to their NRLW team. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Scott Bailey
Rivalry ignited: Sua'ali'i deal, resting drama adds controversy to Brumbies-Tahs
Chris Dutton
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James Slipper is set to return after having last week off. Picture by Keegan Carroll
'The leaguies are talking about us': White backs rugby's Sua'ali'i signing
Chris Dutton
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Wallabies scrumhalf Nic White, right, has rolled out the welcome mat for rugby convert Joseph Sua'ali'i. Pictures Getty Images, Keegan Carroll

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Property byAllhomes
PBS Building director still involved in major construction project
Brittney Levinson
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A PBS Building director remains linked to a major construction project in Queensland. Picture by Brittney Levinson
Opinion
Owning rental properties is a profit-making business like no other
The system stinks for tenants and owners.
Crispin Hull
No comments
Renters are big demographic but prices are not competitive at all. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
World
Two dead in Portugal stabbing at Muslim centre
Police arrested an Afghan national after two people were killed at the Ismaili Centre in Lisbon. (EPA PHOTO)
11m ago
Dozens killed in fire at migrant facility in Mexico
Maria Verza • 1hr ago
Ambulances and firefighters arrived at the facility in Ciudad Juarez following the fire. (EPA PHOTO)
Belgium police arrest eight in counterterrorism raids
Samuel Petrequin • 2hrs ago
Antwerp and Brussels police carried out searches to thwart possible terrorist attacks. (EPA PHOTO)
Explore
Book Now
A roaring success in Singapore
Hungry Traveller
A roaring success in Singapore
Ute Junker
The latest travel craze: library tourism
Mark Dapin
The latest travel craze: library tourism
Stop and smell the small, special sites in Italy
Natascha Mirosch
Stop and smell the small, special sites in Italy
Winter among the gum trees
Paperbark Camp at Jervis Bay is staging winter wellness retreats.
A stunning hotel with a rooftop pool has just opened in Melbourne
Le Meridien Melbourne.
One of the world's busiest airports has just been ranked the best
Singapore Changi Airport.
My Patch
Lazy days and deluxe stays
Ellie-Marie Watts
Tomaree Head is the ultimate selfie spot.
These cruises are about to mark a key World War II anniversary
These cruises are about to mark a key World War II anniversary
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River King cattle crush safer and easier to use
The River King cattle crush provides a safe and efficient working environment. Picture supplied.
Jeanette Severs
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Cattlemen's Beef help more people feel good about eating beef
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Cattlemen's company directors Kelly Newton & Mark Davie. Picture Levi Appleton from Appleton Studios
Breathe in the wonders of ancient worlds
Emma Brown
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The enigmatic Pyramids rise out of the sand of the desert in Egypt. Picture Shutterstock
Relieving back pain a key mission as Chinese medicine association turns 50
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Acupuncture and other traditional Chinese medicine treatments continue to grow in popularity in Australia. Picture supplied
Tailored learning: Building connection and belonging every day
Rosie Ryan
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Students at Canberra Christian School reap the benefits of the school's tailored learning approach. Picture supplied.
Life & Style
Nano is the latest descriptor for universal small technology
Opinion
Disaster relief through Sesame Solar's nanogrid. Photo Sesame Solar.
Mathew Dickerson
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Two life lessons I'll never forget
Jackie French
The earliest varieties of crabapple begin to bloom in late winter/early spring. Picture Shutterstock
Who was Stella Maisie?
Rod Taylor
Maisie with her horse at Bogong High Plains, 1949. Picture courtesy of Marion Manifold
The Senior
Banks face ACCC inquiry into low savings account interest rates
Many savings accounts not benefitting from increased interest rates.Picture Shutterstock
ACCC to look at why banks do not pass on interest rises in full to savings accounts.
Eileen Wood
Ex-soldiers 'overwhelmed' by compo process
Sam McKeith
The mother of a veteran says he was bullied, discharged, and failed by doctors before his suicide.
Deborah's moving tribute to senior women
Deborah Wood's artworks of dancing older women are a celebration of the underrepresented.
Rowan Cowley
Deborah Wood's dancing lady artworks are a symbol of defiance on behalf of a group that is underrepresented. Picture by Chris Franklin, Franklin image
Photos
An evening with a sake master
The Canberra Times
John Leverink and Ming Tsai.
Socials: Happy birthday, Canberra
James Croucher
Penny Posantzis, of MacGregor, Kate Londey and Lexie Greenhalgh, of Ngunnawal.
Car Expert
2023 Mazda 2 brings new looks, price rises
Car Expert
2023 Mazda 2 brings new looks, price rises
Jack Quick
Car Expert
Michael Schumacher's F1-2000 car hits the auction block
Jade Credentino
Michael Schumacher's F1-2000 car hits the auction block
Car Expert
Peugeot 408: Timing confirmed for funky crossover
Jack Quick
Peugeot 408: Timing confirmed for funky crossover
Car Expert
Toyota loses DPF class action appeal
William Stopford
Toyota loses DPF class action appeal
Car Expert
Peugeot weighs second electric van for Australia
Jack Quick
Peugeot weighs second electric van for Australia