The Canberra Times
Saturday, 12 November 2022
Car and tram collide at Gungahlin intersection
A car and tram collided on the outskirts of the Gungahlin town centre on Saturday. Picture by Nguyen Huong
Doug Dingwall
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Opinion
Why is Albo so set on clipping teal wings?
Anthony Albanese was transformed by election. He suddenly was the sort of leader we had been missing. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Jack Waterford
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YouTube rapper behind bars after allegedly crashing into pole in high-speed pursuit
Blake Foden
The ACT Magistrates Court, where the alleged offenders appeared on Saturday.
Aust to 'hack the hackers' behind Medibank
Farid Farid, Tess Ikonomou
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Minister for Cyber Security Clare O'Neil. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Aust to 'hack the hackers' behind Medibank
Farid Farid, Tess Ikonomou
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Minister for Cyber Security Clare O'Neil. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Driver and passenger taken to hospital after Fyshwick crash
Doug Dingwall
Emergency services attend the crash site at Canberra Avenue. Picture by Douglas Lima
The Raiders star's World Cup performance that shows error of Origin omission
Raiders star Jack Wighton helped the Kangaroos get past the Kiwis into the World Cup final with a try assist. Picture Getty Images
David Polkinghorne
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Canberra's own travel guides meet the Travel Guides in Vanuatu
Megan Doherty
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Jeremy Lasek, left, and wife Dorte Ekelund, far right, with Travel Guides' stars Kevin and Janetta in Vanuatu this week. Picture supplied
Cruise ship with virus outbreak docks
Cruise ship the Majestic Princess has docked in Sydney and will head on to Melbourne. (AP PHOTO)
Rachael Ward
How Lake Burley Griffin sessions help winter Olympic hopefuls chase their dream
Lachlan Fields
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Jack Hirst and Samuel Johnson are heading overseas for biathlon international camp. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
From ANU student to Goldman Sachs partner
Megan Doherty
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A talented family: Aiden Hallett, left, with his brother Kyle in 2011. Aiden won the ANU University Medal for Finance while Kyle won the University Medal for Law. Picture by Gary Schafer
Matthews dreaming of rainbows at world championships
David Polkinghorne
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Canberra cyclist Michael Matthews is hungry to turn his bronze and silver medals into world championship gold next year. Picture by Adam McLean
Age of the Dragon
What if the US doesn't stand by us in the Pacific?
HMAS Warramunga rendevous with United States Navy aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson during a Regional Presence Deployment. Picture Department of Defence
Bradley Perrett
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'Devastating': Vigil to be held for Yerrabi Pond suspected murder-suicide child victims
Lanie Tindale
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President of the India Australia Association Canberra Sandi Mitra, centre, with Pradeep Sornaraj, left, and Abhinaw Srivastava, right, at Yerrabi Pond District Park, where a vigil will be held on Sunday. Inset, Pranav Vivekanandan. Picture by James Croucher, supplied
Trump lashes out at fellow Republicans
A growing chorus of Republicans blame Donald Trump for their poor US midterm election results. (AP PHOTO)
James Oliphant and Gram Slattery
Opinion
Will the democracy snowflakes have a dummy spit?
Ian Warden
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A No to the Voice will especially kick those First Nations people who have invited us to begin to end their tragic powerlessness. Picture Getty Images
Taking a risky punt on democracy
Erin B. Logan
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The Democrats' plan required elevating opponents they claim are dangerous for democracy, including Doug Mastriano. Picture Getty Images
Richard E. Grant's promise made to his dying wife
Karen Hardy
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Far left: Richard E. Grant with Joan Cunningham in 2016. Picture Getty Images
Apartment defect insurance could create 'systemic change' for the ACT
Najam Us Saqib, pictured with his wife Risa Matsuda and daughter Maeisha Najam, 3, hopes the ACT will introduce apartment defect insurance. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Brittney Levinson
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Banksy reveals artwork in war-torn Ukraine
Luke O'Reilly
Murals believed to be by Banksy have appeared in the Ukrainian town of Borodyanka, near Kyiv. (AP PHOTO)
Here's the reason for the heavily criticised BOM name change attempt
Bureau of Meteorology director Andrew Johnson. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Sarah Basford Canales
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Govt conspirators should be spared jail due to 'partly good intentions', court told
Toby Vue
Abdul El-Debel and Raminder Kahlon were found guilty of conspiring with the intention to dishonestly obtain a gain from the Commonwealth. Pictures by Toby Vue
Peter Blackshaw's former home back on the market
Brittney Levinson
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18 Monaro Crescent, known as Breckenrig, is up for sale six months after it sold for $6.4 million. Picture supplied

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Federal Politics
The terrible, horrible very bad week in politics
Opinion
Jenna Price
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Opinion
Labor's agenda becomes clearer as Pocock keeps government guessing
Michelle Grattan
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Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
PM spruiks friendship with South East Asia
Maeve Bannister • 2hrs ago
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will hold meetings with a number of leaders in the coming days. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)
Aust to 'hack the hackers' behind Medibank
Farid Farid, Tess Ikonomou
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Minister for Cyber Security Clare O'Neil. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Labor workplace changes pass lower house
Andrew Brown
Karen Andrews says proposed new workplace laws will hurt businesses. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)
Public Service
Here's the reason for the heavily criticised BOM name change attempt
Bureau of Meteorology director Andrew Johnson. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Sarah Basford Canales
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'Extremely disappointed': Labor lash former NDIA boss over new private sector gig
Dan Jervis-Bardy
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Former NDIA chief executive Martin Hoffman's new private sector role is in the spotlight. Picture by Dion Georgopoulos
Robodebt secretaries take the stand, pass the buck
Harley Dennett
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Robodebt's departmental secretaries Kathryn Campbell and Finn Pratt at the royal commission. Pictures screenshots
National
'We were clueless': mum speaks out on her battle with postnatal psychosis
Dubbo mum Letitia Bassingthwaighte with her family. Picture supplied
Allison Hore • 1hr ago
Driver arrested after Sydney pursuit
1hr ago
The woman faces changes including driving while suspended and resisting arrest. (Ronnie Amini/AAP PHOTOS)
Stamp duty or property tax? Illawarra first home buyers to consider their options
Brendan Crabb
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Picture by Shutterstock.
Four people charged with aggravated robbery and armed robbery
Satria Dyer-Darmawan
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Aerial drops for flood-isolated NSW towns
John Kidman • 2hrs ago
NSW authorities have warned flood-prone communities to brace for a "dangerous" weekend. (Brendon Thorne/AAP PHOTOS)
Comment
Australia doesn't understand that coal is being phased out globally
Opinion
The Port of Newcastle has been prevented from moving away from coal without incurring huge financial penalties. Picture Shutterstock
Ebony Bennett
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Opinion
Why is Albo so set on clipping teal wings?
Jack Waterford
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Anthony Albanese was transformed by election. He suddenly was the sort of leader we had been missing. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Opinion
Has the population bomb exploded?
Julian Cribb
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Massive population growth is putting the whole world at risk. Picture Shutterstock
Medibank hack a big wake-up call
Editorial
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Surprising and rapid tumble towards nuclear embrace
Letters to the Editor
Court and Crime
'I feel ashamed': Remorseful kangaroo killers avoid convictions as jail terms overturned
The offenders deliberately killed numerous kangaroos. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Blake Foden
Legal Aid pleads with hackers to protect 'most vulnerable' Canberrans
Blake Foden
Legal Aid ACT CEO John Boersig. Picture by Graham Tidy
Bikie allegedly runs at gang associate with axe, strikes arm
Olivia Ireland
Shane Houghton leaves court on Thursday. Picture by Olivia Ireland
'Most profound instance of entrapment': Aulich accuses police of 'intentional illegal conduct'
Blake Foden
Ben Aulich and fellow alleged money laundering conspirator Michael Papandrea, inset, leave court on Thursday. Pictures by Blake Foden
'I hate him': Girl details impact of sex abuse videoed by 'predatory' criminal
Blake Foden
Child sex offender Kaine Gleeson. Picture supplied
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Government House preparing for big open day this weekend
Government House head gardener Chris Mansfield with Govenor-General David Hurley on the lush lawn. Picture by James Croucher
Megan Doherty
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Beloved Kambah Christmas light display back for the last time
The beautiful Bissenberger Christmas lights in 2017. Picture by Dion Georgopoulos
Megan Doherty
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Review
Exuberant comedy is an end-of-year treat
Alanna Maclean
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A scene from Chalkface. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
What's on in the Canberra literary scene from November 12, 2022
Ron Cerabona
Journalist and author Nikki Sava. Picture supplied
'An instant success': Paperback launch for popular book
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The book was originally launched in 2013 as part of Canberra's centenary celebrations. Picture supplied
Exhibition gets all shook up and Chalkface hits the stage
Ron Cerabona
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Some of the costumes from the Baz Luhrmann movie Elvis. Picture supplied
Sport
How Lake Burley Griffin sessions help winter Olympic hopefuls chase their dream
Jack Hirst and Samuel Johnson are heading overseas for biathlon international camp. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Lachlan Fields
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The Raiders star's World Cup performance that shows error of Origin omission
Raiders star Jack Wighton helped the Kangaroos get past the Kiwis into the World Cup final with a try assist. Picture Getty Images
David Polkinghorne
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MacDonald eyes pro cricket deal after getting West Indies call
Chris Dutton • 2hrs ago
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Blake MacDonald has dominated for St George in Sydney this season. Picture by Graham Tidy
'I can't see any reason why we'd press the panic button': Canberra trainer unworried by board drama
David Polkinghorne • 1hr ago
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Canberra trainer Norm Gardner, left, with chairman Les Boags. Gardner says the trainers are more concerned with problems like the cost of workers compensation insurance rather than any dramas with the board. Picture by Dion Georgopoulos
Electric Thunder teen ready to put on a show in Canberra
Phoebe Litchfield of the Sydney Thunder. Picture by Phil Hillyard
Melanie Dinjaski
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Matthews dreaming of rainbows at world championships
David Polkinghorne
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Canberra cyclist Michael Matthews is hungry to turn his bronze and silver medals into world championship gold next year. Picture by Adam McLean
Boomers punch ticket to FIBA World Cup
Fraser Barton
Sam Froling of the Boomers helped Australia beat Kazakhstan to book a berth at the FIBA World Cup. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

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Property byAllhomes
Peter Blackshaw's former home back on the market
Brittney Levinson
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18 Monaro Crescent, known as Breckenrig, is up for sale six months after it sold for $6.4 million. Picture supplied
Apartment defect insurance could create 'systemic change' for the ACT
Brittney Levinson
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Najam Us Saqib, pictured with his wife Risa Matsuda and daughter Maeisha Najam, 3, hopes the ACT will introduce apartment defect insurance. Picture by Keegan Carroll
World
Biden joins leaders at ASEAN summit
President Joe Biden has arrvied in Cambodia for discussions with the ASEAN bloc. (AP PHOTO)
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Further details emerge on FTX bankruptcy
Summer Zhen and Vidya Ranganathan • 1hr ago
Sam Bankman-Fried has resigned from his role as chief executive of crypto exchange FTX. (AP PHOTO)
China's COVID cases highest since April
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China's tough measures against COVID-19 have proved a drag on the economy. (AP PHOTO)
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The greatest road shows on earth
Lee Atkinson
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Short drives for a long weekend
Lee Atkinson
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The Pinnacles, Western Australia. Picture: Tourism Western Australia
Caravans v cars: which road-trip wheels are right for you?
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You can go vintage or splurge six figures on a caravan. Picture: Getty Images
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Barking good Christmas presents for your furry friends
PetSafe has stepped up to the plate and created an ideal gifting option for your pup this Christmas. Picture supplied
Ash Lieberman
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Canberra's newest destination for fresh food & dining
Ed Byrne
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Featuring over 40 diverse traders and restaurants, the Market will specialise in freshness, quality and diversity. Picture supplied
Ron Finemore Transport driving opportunity for regional Australians
Rosie Ryan
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Find your home at South Jerrabomberra's new display village
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Composite decking and why it's better for your home
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Life & Style
Hey sandalwood, it's about time we met
About Time We Met aims to give sandalwood the recognition it deserves in modern times, given its cosmetic capabilities. Picture supplied.
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Blooming spring brings nose blowing as pollen releases
John Gabriele
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