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Lisa Subotic and Jaime Kerrison of Chisholm.

Jenna, Maia, 5, Cheryl, and Chelsea Paku of Phillip.

 Neil, Dan, and Lyla Richardson, 10, of Gungahlin.

Stephen, Mason, 6, and Kayla Haycroft of Dunlop.

Ava, 10, Amy, Luke, and Flynn Osborne, 7, of Dunlop.

Basketball fans have been treated in recent weeks as the WNBL returned to Canberra, with the UC Capitals hosting home games once again. The Caps' devoted fanbase cheered their side home for a 100-88 win against Bendigo at the National Convention Centre recently.

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Darko Felding leaves court on Wednesday after pleading guilty. Picture: Blake Foden

The construction company owner had been due to face a three-day contested hearing over the incident.

Nail gun shooter accepts self-defence claim unreasonable

Jose Ramos-Horta, who is due to become East Timor's president for the second time this Friday. Picture: Getty Images

The whistleblowing lawyer hopes to provide further evidence from two former presidents of East Timor, including one who is set to return to the nation's top job on Friday.

Collaery set to call on Timorese presidents again

Lucy Bladen

Canberra Hospital is seeing an influx of patients with respiratory illnesses. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos

The number of flu cases reported so far in Canberra this year is already at a higher level than most pre-pandemic years.

Canberra flu cases double, already higher than pre-pandemic years

The ACT Magistrates Court, where Grant Oldfield appeared via phone on Wednesday. Picture: Karleen Minney

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The man accused of a Kambah killing has been committed to the ACT Supreme Court for trial.

'Oh man': Alleged murderer complains case is 'dragging on'

Lanie Tindale

Thredbo reported five centimetres of snow on Wednesday. Picture: Supplied 

"Nice and crisp and bright with some nice frost on the ground, there could be quite pretty wintry views"

'Nice and crisp and bright': Sub-zero temps and snow ahead for region

Canberra Health Services lab worker Sadikshya Rijal. Picture: Keegan Carroll

There were 1098 new cases recorded in the 24 hours until Tuesday 8pm.

COVID-19 hospitalisations and case numbers remain high

Photos from Canberra Capitals game against Bendigo

Capitals get spirit

Basketball fans have been treated in recent weeks.

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