The Canberra Times
Wednesday, 27 April
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Family 'nightmare' after crash leaves mother in induced coma
Hannah Neale
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Pocock's race to topple Zed in Senate gets significant boost
Karen Barlow
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Live blog: Fresh pork barrelling claims; Albanese still in isolation
Olivia Ireland • 2hrs ago
Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Picture: James Croucher
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Coalition pledges to release CSIRO land for new homes in the ACT
Harley Dennett
Senator Zed Seselja made the announcement of additional support for first home buyers in the ACT last month. Picture: Karleen Minney
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Live blog: Fresh pork barrelling claims; Albanese still in isolation
Olivia Ireland • 2hrs ago
Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Picture: James Croucher
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Wanniassa home sets new suburb record
Brittney Levinson
A four-bedroom Wanniassa home has set a new price record for the suburb. Picture: Supplied
'I am an independent': Pocock slams 'false' closet Greens smear
Political advertising by conservative activist group Advance Australia is targeting independent ACT candidate for the senate David Pocock. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Sarah Basford Canales
Analysis
Pocock attack ads an assault on political integrity
Karen Barlow
Independent ACT senate candidate David Pocock. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
First look: Mogo Wildlife Park celebrates birth of lion cub
NEW ARRIVAL: Mogo Wildlife Park's resident lioness Chitwa has given birth to her second cub. Picture: supplied.
Jorja McDonnell
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'It's dangerous': Extraordinary skew in road funding causes frustration
Gerard Cockburn
Patrice Clear with daughters Bridget, 6, Maisie, 3, and Josie, 3, says that successive governments have failed to fix the condition of Mila Road. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
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Murder attempt followed party boat drink spill claim: police
Blake Foden
Hayden Todkill, who has been charged with offences that include attempted murder. Picture: Facebook
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Five ACT public schools visited by WorkSafe inspectors
Sarah Lansdown
Kingsford Smith School was among five public schools visited by WorkSafe ACT in Term 1. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Zed Seselja blames ACT government for policing shortages
Senator Zed Seselja. Picture: Karleen Minney
Karen Barlow
Police ask locals to spill on beer theft
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Warrnambool locals have been asked to serve up information on a beer burglary at the racing club.
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Key question not addressed by candidates at ACT housing summit
Labor senator Katy Gallagher, Greens senator Tjanara Goreng Goreng and Liberal senator Zed Seselja take part in an election debate moderated by Property Council of Australia chief executive Ken Morrison. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Brittney Levinson
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New COVID rules set to help Raiders
David Polkinghorne
The easing of the close contact definition will also benefit the Green Machine.
No bail for man accused of threatening Barnaby Joyce's security
Anna Falkenmire
CHARGED: A man will front court again in June for allegedly threatening a federal police officer. Photo: File
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Rising demand so police seek civilians to take up the call
Peter Brewer
Zane Micallef, on duty in the police Operations room, is using his role as way of gaining more knowledge before applying to join the sworn ranks. Picture: Karleen Minney
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'It's breaking him': Boy left searching for answers after dad murdered
A NSW Supreme Court jury in February found Alan William Delaney guilty of murder. Picture: Facebook
Toby Vue
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What the new household contact rules mean for Canberrans
Sara Garrity
Household contacts of COVID cases can go back to work or study if they record negative test results and have no symptoms. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos
New SAS witness for Roberts-Smith begins
A New Zealand friend of Ben Roberts-Smith is expected to give evidence about a key trial dispute.
Greta Stonehouse
Total ACT COVID-19 infections pass 100,000 as hospitalisations rise
Hannah Neale
The total number of COVID-19 infections in the territory has passed 100,000. Picture: Karleen Minney
Solomon Islands-China deal lacks transparency: Marise Payne
Dan Jervis-Bardy
Foreign Minister Marise Payne has called for greater transparency around the China-Solomon Islands security pact. Picture: Jamila Toderas
Household contact isolation phased out
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Tasmania will announce its next steps in the battle against COVID-19 by the end of this week.

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Kyiv pulls down Russia friendship monument
Ivan Lyubysh-Kirdey • 17m ago
Onlookers cheer while the Russia-Ukraine friendship monument was dismantled in the centre of Kyiv.
Four dead in Pakistan suicide blast
Akhtar Soomro and Asif Shahzad • 30m ago
The bomb exploded at the entrance to the Karchi University's Confucius Institute
Confidence eases ahead of inflation data
Colin Brinsden and Marion Rae • 37m ago
Economists are predicting a 1.7 per cent rise in the consumer price index for the March quarter.

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Election 2022
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Key question not addressed by candidates at ACT housing summit
Labor senator Katy Gallagher, Greens senator Tjanara Goreng Goreng and Liberal senator Zed Seselja take part in an election debate moderated by Property Council of Australia chief executive Ken Morrison. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Brittney Levinson
LNP senator says global pursuit of net zero is 'dead', after Morrison reaffirms climate commitment
Dan Jervis-Bardy
Scott Morrison says the Coalition remains committed to a net zero by 2050 target. Picture: AAP
Opinion
The Morrison government's excellent COVID response, and other myths
Crispin Hull
The Morrison government's dithering over vaccines has cost Australia dearly economically. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
'A hose you have to hold': Turnbull says Australia has dropped the ball in the Pacific
Dan Jervis-Bardy
Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull says Australia has dropped the ball in the Pacific. Picture: Rohan Thomson
Analysis
PM's khaki election tussle goes north, for a reason
Doug Dingwall
Prime Minister Scott Morrison tours a manufacturing plant in Townsville. Picture: AAP
National
Australia provides Ukraine extra support
Six M777 howitzers have been provided by Australia as part of a $27 million aid package for Ukraine.
Alex Mitchell • 46m ago
NSW teacher strike achieves nil, minister
Phoebe Loomes • 55m ago
NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell says a teachers' strike will disrupt families and students.
Household contact isolation phased out
59m ago
From next week only household contacts of people in Tasmania with COVID will be required to isolate.
Police ask locals to spill on beer theft
1hr ago
Warrnambool locals have been asked to serve up information on a beer burglary at the racing club.
Housing fix urged to prevent homelessness
Stephanie Gardiner • 1hr ago
Eden Rodgers and partner Phoebe Miller were two weeks away from being homeless.

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Brendan Nelson announced as new war memorial chair
Australian War Memorial chair Dr Brendan Nelson. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
Sarah Basford Canales
Labor vows to lift NDIS staffing cap, review consultancy contracts
Doug Dingwall
Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese and Labor's NDIS spokesman Bill Shorten. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
Labor's public service 'hit list' a sign of hubris: Morrison
Finn McHugh, Sarah Basford Canales, Harley Dennett
For the final day of the first week of the campaign, Scott Morrison announced who would replace Greg Hunt as health minister in a returned Coalition government. Picture: AAP
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Opinion
Australia has little credibility left in the Pacific
Scott Morrison with Fiji's Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama in 2019. Bainimarama has been critical of Australia's climate policy. Picture: Getty Images
Peter Dunn
Opinion
Developing a culture of integrity in government goes beyond a commission
Chris Aulich
If the current polls are broadly accurate, the injection of more independent MPs to support Helen Haines, left, and Zali Steggall seems likely. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
Opinion
The economic wildcards to be played between now and election day
Peter Martin
Will the Reserve Bank begin to push up interest rates? Picture: Shutterstock
It's time to bring the farce over Bernard Collaery to an end
Letters to the Editor
Solomons deal demands bipartisanship
The Canberra Times
Court and Crime
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Detainee punished for $4.6m 'rampage' after consuming 'prison brew'
The Alexander Maconochie Centre.
Toby Vue
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Public servant charged with rape, indecent acts released on bail
Toby Vue
Sean Timothy McKenna, 48, appeared via phone in court on Monday.
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Prison 'almost pointless' for artist who wheeled away $70k in supermarket safe
Blake Foden
Peter Crawford, who stole a safe from a Canberra supermarket. Picture: Facebook
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Vigilante smashed tavern patron's jaw when he 'behaved appallingly'
Blake Foden
Dean O'Brien in a still image from CCTV footage captured moments before the bashing. Picture: ACT Policing
Alleged rapist bailed to live at Australian Defence Force Academy
Hannah Neale
Nathan James Austin, 19, leaves the ACT Magistrates Court on Friday. Picture: Hannah Neale
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Five things to do in Canberra this weekend
White Pearl takes to the Canberra Theatre stage this weekend. Picture: Phil Erbacher
Amy Martin
Meanwhile in Canberra ... Jimmy Rees announces new show
Jimmy Rees has announced a Canberra show on his national tour. Picture: Supplied
Karen Hardy
Is this the perfect BentSpoke beer to have with pizza?
Karen Hardy
BentSpoke head brewer and co-founder Richard Watkins and Italian and Sons co-owner Pasquale Trimboli with the Regina beer. Picture: Supplied
Happy birthday Ainslie Cellars (and the drinks are on them)
Karen Hardy
Keith Mihailakis, centre, and his team Josh Baldwin and Tom Croft at Ainslie Cellars. Picture: Keegan Carroll
We love you mum: Let's go to lunch (or brunch) this Mother's Day
Karen Hardy
Enjoy a Tuscan-themed lunch at the National Gallery of Australia. Picture: Supplied
What to drink this week: some uncommon grapes
Karen Hardy
Zero-alcohol Giesen rose. Picture: Supplied
Sport
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New COVID rules set to help Raiders
The easing of the close contact definition will also benefit the Green Machine.
David Polkinghorne
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McKellar's 'good' headache: Injured Brumbies return will heat up selection
Three more Brumbies are a chance to return to the selection fold, driving players at training to make their case for their spot against the Hurricanes. Picture: Karleen Minney
Isobel Cootes
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Kicking game proves crucial for Brumbies in upcoming Kiwi battles
Isobel Cootes
Brumbies assistant coach Rod Seib says the side's kicking game was big focus in pre-season and at training, as it was crucial against New Zealand teams. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
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Raiders coach names team to face Warriors
David Polkinghorne
Raiders co-captain Elliott Whitehead returns to the starting side. Picture: Keegan Carroll
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Horsburgh issues apology to Anzacs
Raiders prop Corey Horsburgh has apologised for chewing gum during the pre-game Anzac ceremonies. Picture: Getty Images
David Polkinghorne
Updated
Canberra Capitals reveal new head coach
Isobel Cootes
The Canberra Capitals have a new head coach in Kristen Veal. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos
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The easy fix in the Raiders' search for that elusive number
David Polkinghorne
Raiders second-rower Corey Harawira-Naera came off second best against his former club. Picture: Getty Images

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World
Kyiv pulls down Russia friendship monument
Onlookers cheer while the Russia-Ukraine friendship monument was dismantled in the centre of Kyiv.
Ivan Lyubysh-Kirdey • 17m ago
Four dead in Pakistan suicide blast
Akhtar Soomro and Asif Shahzad • 30m ago
The bomb exploded at the entrance to the Karchi University's Confucius Institute
Gazprom warns Poland, Bulgaria on gas
Joanna Plucinska and Marek Strzelecki • 2hrs ago
Russian has demanded countries open accounts at Gazprombank to pay for Russian gas imports.
Ukraine invasion
UN chief appeals to Russia on Mariupol
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has held talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
Russia warns of serious nuclear war risks
Phil Stewart and Pavel Polityuk
Moscow warns that Western weapons are inflaming the conflict in Ukraine.
Ukraine ambassador warns of domino effect
Andrew Brown
Ukraine ambassador Vasyl Myroshnychenko says Russia's actions will have global consequences.
Property byAllhomes
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Key question not addressed by candidates at ACT housing summit
Brittney Levinson
Labor senator Katy Gallagher, Greens senator Tjanara Goreng Goreng and Liberal senator Zed Seselja take part in an election debate moderated by Property Council of Australia chief executive Ken Morrison. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
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Coalition pledges to release CSIRO land for new homes in the ACT
Harley Dennett
Senator Zed Seselja made the announcement of additional support for first home buyers in the ACT last month. Picture: Karleen Minney
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Goat yoga sets the baa for mental health care
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Grumpy Goat Co in Smithton Tasmania holds goat yoga sessions. Picture: Meg Whitfield
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EMPATHY: Meet Carolyn Jamieson and Josh Wallace, the dedicated team at Tobin Brothers Funerals. Photo: Supplied.
Australia's best tribute bands unite in festival bringing beloved music legends to Jindabyne
Rosie Ryan
Fab four of a different time: Australian Rock Collective members (from left) Darren Middleton, Davey Lane, Mark Wilson and Kram will lovingly bring the Beatles most-loved songs to the festival stage.
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Enjoy the colours of New York and Canada in the autumn
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Life & Style
Which level of government controls motoring activities?
Roads can be funded by different levels of government, but that doesn't tell you who is in charge.
Sam Hollier • 16m ago
Ever heard of the wagon-wheel effect?
Matilda Handsley-Davis
It's an illusion that can affect fans, wheels and even propellers. Picture: Shutterstock.
Roses, roses, roses all through winter
Jackie French
I once despised hellebores - but they're remarkably trouble-free. Picture: Shutterstock
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Children inspire marathon
TRIPLE TON: Chris Glacken will run seven marathons in seven days as part of the Bravehearts 777 Marathon 2022. Photo supplied.
Anthony Caggiano
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.
Not afraid to 'Lette' it be
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NOT CONTENT TO LETTE IT BE: Aussie author Kathy Lette has released her fifteenth book Till Death (Or a Little Light Maiming) Do Us Part.
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Demons dominate at Phillip Oval
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Serena Hemmingsen and Neil Cossins.
Socials: Folk of the festival
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Jo Wade of Melbourne and Andrew Goldsworthy of Canberra.
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Record yarding for Tamworth weaner sale
Agent Ian Morgan, Tamworth, with Hayden Chappel and Wendy Mayne from Texas Angus at Warialda, and Anastasia and Anthony Haling, Hillside Park, Woolbrook. They are picture with the champion pen of heifers bred by the Haling family using bulls from Texas Angus.
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Chris McLennan
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