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Canberrans and visitors were warmed up in Braddon on July 24 during a toasty Winter Wonderland themed day at the Haig Park Village Markets. <br>

Fire pits, live music, mulled wine gardens, live entertainment and winter themes created the cosiest of vibes on a crisp morning.

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A burnt out stolen car on the Old Federal Highway just outside Canberra. Picture: Peter Brewer

Canberrans are jumping on twitter to find their stolen cars - and it's exposed a big problem.

Twitter search reveals Canberra's sorry record on car theft

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COVID cases in the ACT are continuing to fall. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos

The ACT recorded 322 new COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours until 8pm Friday.

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Some of the allegedly stolen tools found on Friday. Picture: ACT Policing

Two people have been charged after police allegedly saw them moving power tools, which are suspected to be stolen, into a garden shed.

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Commanding Officer of 460 Squadron, Wing Commander Anthony Cullen and the Australian War Memorial's Avro Lancaster B1 (G for George). Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

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Delizia Hiltunen makes soap from repurposed cooking oil and animal fat, adding essential oils, Australian clay and botanics for the scent. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

Greens MLA Jo Clay launches zero-waste ideas ahead of Circular Economy strategy.

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St Thomas Aquinas Primary School teacher Angela McDonald attended the education roundtable. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

An ACT teacher shared her experiences of working long hours and being torn about whether to stay in the profession.

Teachers 'hopeful' after sharing stories of workforce crisis with ministers

Social pictures from the Winter Wonderland themed day at Haig Park Village Markets

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