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By Peter Broelman

Updated March 15 2022 - 11:16pm, first published February 19 2022 - 6:45pm

By Peter Broelman

Updated March 15 2022 - 11:16pm, first published February 19 2022 - 6:45pm

The day's news through the eyes of The Canberra Times' editorial cartoonist Peter Broelman.

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International flights return to Canberra

A Qatar Airways plane lands at Canberra Airport before the service was cut. Picture: Karleen Minney.

New arts CEO and director brings a wealth of experience

Carly Davenport Acker. Picture: Martin Mischkulnig

Negligent driver in 'nightmare' rollover 'mortified' to front court

Benjamin Joseph Griffiths, 19, was responsible for a ute rollover on the corner of Murdoch Street and Northbourne Avenue in April. Pictures: Supplied

ANU vice-chancellor says job ready uni reforms are an 'abysmal failure'

Professor Brian Schmidt said the job ready graduates package has not been effective in encouraging people to study in university fields with skills shortages. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

Local News

International flights return to Canberra

A Qatar Airways plane lands at Canberra Airport before the service was cut. Picture: Karleen Minney.

New arts CEO and director brings a wealth of experience

Carly Davenport Acker. Picture: Martin Mischkulnig

Negligent driver in 'nightmare' rollover 'mortified' to front court

Benjamin Joseph Griffiths, 19, was responsible for a ute rollover on the corner of Murdoch Street and Northbourne Avenue in April. Pictures: Supplied

ANU vice-chancellor says job ready uni reforms are an 'abysmal failure'

Professor Brian Schmidt said the job ready graduates package has not been effective in encouraging people to study in university fields with skills shortages. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

Grieving father wants to close 'revolving door' on reckless ACT drivers

Tom McLuckie at the portrait wall in his home which honours his son, Matthew, who was the blameless victim of reckless drivers on May 19. Oicture: Karleen Minney

Local News

International flights return to Canberra

A Qatar Airways plane lands at Canberra Airport before the service was cut. Picture: Karleen Minney.

New arts CEO and director brings a wealth of experience

Carly Davenport Acker. Picture: Martin Mischkulnig

Negligent driver in 'nightmare' rollover 'mortified' to front court

Benjamin Joseph Griffiths, 19, was responsible for a ute rollover on the corner of Murdoch Street and Northbourne Avenue in April. Pictures: Supplied

ANU vice-chancellor says job ready uni reforms are an 'abysmal failure'

Professor Brian Schmidt said the job ready graduates package has not been effective in encouraging people to study in university fields with skills shortages. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

Grieving father wants to close 'revolving door' on reckless ACT drivers

Tom McLuckie at the portrait wall in his home which honours his son, Matthew, who was the blameless victim of reckless drivers on May 19. Oicture: Karleen Minney

Auction of Bega's oldest house goes to Canberra couple with big retirement plans

Susan and Simon Butt of Spring Range, located just outside of Canberra, who on July 2 purchased a 1850s property that was the former Victorian Inn of Bega. Photo: Ellouise Bailey

Local News

International flights return to Canberra

A Qatar Airways plane lands at Canberra Airport before the service was cut. Picture: Karleen Minney.

New arts CEO and director brings a wealth of experience

Carly Davenport Acker. Picture: Martin Mischkulnig

Negligent driver in 'nightmare' rollover 'mortified' to front court

Benjamin Joseph Griffiths, 19, was responsible for a ute rollover on the corner of Murdoch Street and Northbourne Avenue in April. Pictures: Supplied

ANU vice-chancellor says job ready uni reforms are an 'abysmal failure'

Professor Brian Schmidt said the job ready graduates package has not been effective in encouraging people to study in university fields with skills shortages. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

Grieving father wants to close 'revolving door' on reckless ACT drivers

Tom McLuckie at the portrait wall in his home which honours his son, Matthew, who was the blameless victim of reckless drivers on May 19. Oicture: Karleen Minney

Auction of Bega's oldest house goes to Canberra couple with big retirement plans

Susan and Simon Butt of Spring Range, located just outside of Canberra, who on July 2 purchased a 1850s property that was the former Victorian Inn of Bega. Photo: Ellouise Bailey

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