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Monday, 21 August 2023
Today‘s Paper
Monday, 21 August 2023
The APSC has been accused of providing 'vague' and unhelpful guidelines.
Justine Landis-Hanley
No commentsMs Mackey was referring to a Comcare improvement notice the agency received.
Miriam Webber
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There is a seemingly counterintuitive solution to the debilitating condition.
Lanie Tindale
No comments'Up to half of phone use may be for emotion regulation,' researcher says.
Anna Houlahan • 1hr ago
No commentsA road weather alert was in place in ACT this morning.
Sara Garrity • 1hr ago
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The official 'yes' Voice to Parliament campaign is now the biggest advertiser on social media
Karen Barlow
No commentsWhat's an Aussie childhood without a cake from this book?
Amy Martin
No commentsA road weather alert was in place in ACT this morning.
Sara Garrity • 1hr ago
No commentsWhat's an Aussie childhood without a cake from this book?
Amy Martin
No commentsThe official 'yes' Voice to Parliament campaign is now the biggest advertiser on social media
Karen Barlow
No commentsWatch
Canberra research on bee stingers could help engineers create life-saving medical devices.
Lanie Tindale
No commentsVictims should know 'how perpetrators can use the system against them'
Peter Brewer
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ACT health privacy laws are in the spotlight.
Lanie Tindale Lucy Bladen
The number of Australians aged 85 and over will more than triple in the next 40 years.
Natalie Vikhrov
No commentsHow to loosen the mortgage belt - even when interest rates are going up.
Megan Doherty
No comments
Analysis
Analysis: The Raiders need one more win to guarantee a finals berth.
David Polkinghorne
No commentsThe number of Australians aged 85 and over will more than triple in the next 40 years.
Natalie Vikhrov
No commentsAnalysis
Analysis: The Raiders need one more win to guarantee a finals berth.
David Polkinghorne
No commentsHow to loosen the mortgage belt - even when interest rates are going up.
Megan Doherty
No commentsThe Prime Minister defended his $3.75m taxpayer-funded flight bill.
Karen Barlow
No commentsJordan Rapana was involved in everything - both good and bad.
David Polkinghorne
No comments
Rugby Australia is under fire.
Caden Helmers
No commentsThe government also entered into more than 1100 new contracts.
Lucy Bladen
No commentsRugby Australia is under fire.
Caden Helmers
No commentsThe government also entered into more than 1100 new contracts.
Lucy Bladen
No commentsA magistrate called it a 'clever and concerning manipulation of the process'.
Tim Piccione
The Raiders' rise continues but there's room to improve.
Caden Helmers
No comments
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Future of Australian economy under spotlight
Paul Osborne
Labor members greenlight agenda for 'bright future'
Dominic Giannini
Tess Ikonomou
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No prejudgement on final status of Jerusalem: Wong
Tess Ikonomou
Labor members greenlight agenda for 'bright future'
Dominic Giannini
The PM got his way with AUKUS. But rougher seas lie ahead.
Michelle Grattan
No commentsYou have to wonder why Albanese keeps dodging the promise of a COVID royal commission.
Scott Prasser
No commentsMany automated decisions are benign. But what happens when they turn discriminatory?
Peter McDonald
No commentsThe pay lift has also been eclipsed by gains in the private sector.
Adrian Rollins
No commentsModest wages could help keep interest rates on hold.
Adrian Rollins
No commentsTess Ikonomou
Australia's care workforce to soar as population ages
Tess Ikonomou • 2hrs ago
You have to wonder why Albanese keeps dodging the promise of a COVID royal commission.
Scott Prasser
No commentsWorldSkills is often referred to as the vocational "Skills Olympics".
Christine Robertson
No commentsMany will want to look away from the books about Ben Roberts-Smith. They shouldn't.
Nicholas Stuart
No commentsYou have to wonder why Albanese keeps dodging the promise of a COVID royal commission.
Scott Prasser
No commentsMany will want to look away from the books about Ben Roberts-Smith. They shouldn't.
Nicholas Stuart
No commentsWorldSkills is often referred to as the vocational "Skills Olympics".
Christine Robertson
No commentsThe law of unintended consequences seems to be operating on this policy.
The Canberra Times
No commentsAerial culling is a humane and effective method, writes a reader.
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Jurors reached 'an irreconcilable impasse'.
Hannah Neale
She is accused of injuring an officer at the Australian National University.
Blake Foden
The drunk man assaulted a police officer and filmed it on his phone.
Hannah Neale
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'These people are masters of manipulation,' one woman said.
Tim Piccione
Public health officers deemed one area 'critically non-compliant'.
Blake Foden
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Free-Rain's production of Monty Python's Spamalot is coming soon.
Ron Cerabona
No commentsIs dad a high-tea or beer and burgers kind of guy? There's something for everyone on this list.
Karen Hardy
No commentsNightFest will take place from September 28 to October 1.
Lanie Tindale
No commentsIt's a low-carb, low-calorie, low-gluten but exceptionally high in the flavour stakes.
Karen Hardy
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Every chai is made to order, coming out steaming hot and loaded with spices.
Amy Martin
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The story was inspired by one chapter of Bram Stoker's book.
Cris Kennedy
No commentsJordan Rapana was involved in everything - both good and bad.
David Polkinghorne
No commentsRugby Australia is under fire.
Caden Helmers
No commentsAnalysis: The Raiders need one more win to guarantee a finals berth.
David Polkinghorne
No comments
Canberra United coaches want to help the next generation become stars.
Caden Helmers
No comments
The Raiders' rise continues but there's room to improve.
Caden Helmers
No commentsSpain will meet England in the final.
Joshua Bartlett
No commentsThe Raiders' rise continues but there's room to improve.
Caden Helmers
No commentsSpain will meet England in the final.
Joshua Bartlett
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The government tried to force hundreds from their homes, causing 'significant distress'.
Steve Evans
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Housing industry bodies have welcomed new rental measures.
Brittney Levinson
No commentsTwo Ways to Go
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Amy Cooper and Mal Chenu
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There's good news if you hate leaving your pets behind
Carrie Hutchinson
No commentsOne of the world's most vibrant cuisines is ripe for exploring.
Natascha Mirosch
No commentsWhich of these exotic north African stars is most alluring? Our duelling experts help you decide.
Amy Cooper and Mal Chenu
No commentsOne of the world's most vibrant cuisines is ripe for exploring.
Natascha Mirosch
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There's good news if you hate leaving your pets behind
Carrie Hutchinson
No commentsThere's a new way to witness the wonder of the Horizontal Falls.
Anna Houlahan
No commentsHow Queensland's Sunshine Coast is making waves in regenerative travel one tree at a time
The colourful, resilient characters of colonial Tasmania come to life at the Cascades Female Factory Historic Site in Hobart.
Sarah Maguire
Everyone wants to upgrade their flying experience, but is it possible to travel business class for the same price as economy?
Carrie Hutchinson
No commentsWhat's new, what's different and how to get tickets for Paris 2024
Susan Gough Henly
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Fang Cheng Bao will soon have a range of three SUVs. It has unveiled a larger, still Defender-like concept car called the Super 8.
Jack Quick
A mid-life update for the Genesis GV80 could bring a new mild-hybrid twin-turbo V6, a coupe SUV body style, and an overhauled interior.
William Stopford
A survey by Continental Tyres claims 56 per cent of people are delaying vehicle maintenance as a result of the rising cost of living.
Jade Credentino
Fang Cheng Bao will soon have a range of three SUVs. It has unveiled a larger, still Defender-like concept car called the Super 8.
Jack Quick
A survey by Continental Tyres claims 56 per cent of people are delaying vehicle maintenance as a result of the rising cost of living.
Jade Credentino
A mid-life update for the Genesis GV80 could bring a new mild-hybrid twin-turbo V6, a coupe SUV body style, and an overhauled interior.
William Stopford
Mercedes-Benz Australia has closed orders for the EQC electric SUV ahead of an expected replacement, still around 12 months away.
William Stopford
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Over 400 diesel-powered Ram 1500s are being recalled because of an issue with the fuel pump that could see the vehicle lose power.
Jack Quick
New York City's pop-jazz sensation, Postmodern Jukebox, are set to return to Australia, this August and September.
More than just delivering nutritious meals, the much-loved 70-year-old service comes with a side portion of conversation and friendships that develop between the clients and volunteers.
Rosie Ryan
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Arguably one of the most fascinating places in the world, find out why many fall for the charms of Japan.
Newly-established View Insurance is backed by Budget Direct to offer award-winning insurance for less.
Here are a few must-see and dos when next you're in Singapore.
Rechargeable batteries can be used repeatedly for several years before they need to be replaced, thereby reducing waste.
Rod Taylor
The most common signs of Cushing's syndrome in dogs are increased water consumption (polydipsia), increased urination (polyuria) and increased appetite (polyphagia) Read Dr Anne Quain's advice on symptoms and treatment.
Dr Anne Quain
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Am I the only one who couldn't understand the hysteria about the Matildas?
Karen Hardy
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The Kidney Kar Rally will see 39 cars travelling 3000km through regional NSW.
Ex-soldiers 'overwhelmed' by compo process
Sam McKeith
Retirement was a dark time for Anoop Sud. Then something wonderful happened.
Rowan Cowley
Yalan Chen's work is on display.
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