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Monday, 29 July 2024
Today‘s Paper
Monday, 29 July 2024
Union suggests a 'golden handshake' took place.
Steve Evans • 2hrs ago
Live
Follow all the action from the second day of official competition
Karen Hardy, Josh Callinan, Caden Helmers
No commentsFirst home owners still struggling to get into the market.
Lucinda Garbutt-Young • 2hrs ago
No commentsProperty
Five luxury design homes from around the country.
Jen Melocco
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Victoria and NSW are experiencing a significant uptick.
Carla Mascarenhas
No commentsThe vitriolic discourse simply has to improve.
Caroline Fitzwarryne
No commentsCanberra's population is about to boom: are we ready for it?
Lanie Tindale
No commentsCanberra's population is about to boom: are we ready for it?
Lanie Tindale
No commentsThe vitriolic discourse simply has to improve.
Caroline Fitzwarryne
No commentsFinance Minister tells Chief Minister she wants matter treated as 'high priority'.
Megan Doherty
No commentsThe territory fell behind the rest of the nation in key metrics.
Brittney Levinson
No commentsBursting the bureaucracy's bubble.
Miriam Webber, Connor Pearce
No commentsHow a boots-on-the-ground soldier became a desk-bound public servant.
Steve Evans
No commentsThe figures should spur govt action, a researcher says.
Steve Evans
No commentsBursting the bureaucracy's bubble.
Miriam Webber, Connor Pearce
No commentsThe figures should spur govt action, a researcher says.
Steve Evans
No commentsHow a boots-on-the-ground soldier became a desk-bound public servant.
Steve Evans
No commentsOpinion
There's an inherent problem with laws aimed at 'bad' people.
Denis Moriarty
New function 'will require significant case management support'.
Dana Daniel
No commentsOwner-occupiers seeking well-located quality homes dominated the market this weekend.
Olwyn Conrau
By all means celebrate sport but don't ignore our other achievements.
John Hanscombe
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Owner-occupiers seeking well-located quality homes dominated the market this weekend.
Olwyn Conrau
By all means celebrate sport but don't ignore our other achievements.
John Hanscombe
No commentsThe PM has confirmed his new-look ministry.
Brittney Levinson
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Clare O'Neil and Andrew Giles are moving on from their portfolios after months of intense political pressure over their handling of a High Court case.
Dominic Giannini
'I'll be careful where I move,' she says, noting a specific job opening.
Dana Daniel
No commentsCollecting data is a key way to improve the lives of Australians.
Cressida Gaukroger
No commentsClare O'Neil and Andrew Giles are moving on from their portfolios after months of intense political pressure over their handling of a High Court case.
Dominic Giannini
Collecting data is a key way to improve the lives of Australians.
Cressida Gaukroger
No comments'I'll be careful where I move,' she says, noting a specific job opening.
Dana Daniel
No commentsA review found the current test was 'exclusionary'.
Brittney Levinson
No commentsNo one should be surprised by the latest figures.
Jenna Price
No commentsBursting the bureaucracy's bubble.
Miriam Webber, Connor Pearce
No comments'It's an exciting time for us and the whole Aussie industry.'
Connor Pearce
No commentsAthletes takes to social media.
Carla Mascarenhas • 1hr ago
No commentsThere's a change in the air.
John Wilson, Kieran Pender
No commentsThe vitriolic discourse simply has to improve.
Caroline Fitzwarryne
No commentsThere's an inherent problem with laws aimed at 'bad' people.
Denis Moriarty
There's a change in the air.
John Wilson, Kieran Pender
No commentsThe vitriolic discourse simply has to improve.
Caroline Fitzwarryne
No commentsThere's plenty more Canberra needs to restore.
Letters to the Editor
No commentsThis highlights the perils of a casualised workforce.
The Canberra Times
No commentsBasketball Australia likely assisting with case, court told.
Tim Piccione
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Child incest, abuse case an 'unthinkable family tragedy': judge
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'What better text is there to ask us to look our past in the face, and realise it's a mirror?'
Megan Doherty
No commentsSee some early Burton work before Beetlejuice Beetlejuice arrives.
Ron Cerabona
No commentsThe sell-out play based on Julia Gillard's famous speech is back
Sofia Jayne
No commentsPeter Rowsthorn plays a hapless husband devoted to a manipulative wife. Sound familiar?
Ron Cerabona
No commentsThe performances are uniformly superb.
Cris Kennedy
No commentsAnd the recipe mentioned in Paul Kelly's celebrated Christmas song? That's real.
Glen Humphries
No commentsLive
Follow all the action from the second day of official competition
Karen Hardy, Josh Callinan, Caden Helmers
No commentsThe Raiders marked Elliott Whitehead's 200th game in style.
David Polkinghorne
No commentsRebecca Henderson finished 13th in the cross-country mountain bike race as French star Pauline Ferrand-Prevot won the Olympic gold medal at last.
Roger Vaughan
Centre Cheyelle Robins-Reti limped off with a knee injury.
David Polkinghorne
No commentsFollow all the live action from around the grounds in Canberra.
Caden Helmers
No commentsAlready regarded as the GOAT, Australian paddler Jessica Fox has claimed the first leg of what could be a historic triple triumph in Paris by winning K1 gold.
Melissa Woods
The Matildas have earned one of the most extraordinary soccer wins in Olympic annals, a 6-5 comeback.
Ian Chadband
Already regarded as the GOAT, Australian paddler Jessica Fox has claimed the first leg of what could be a historic triple triumph in Paris by winning K1 gold.
Melissa Woods
Follow all the live action from around the grounds in Canberra.
Caden Helmers
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First home owners still struggling to get into the market.
Lucinda Garbutt-Young • 2hrs ago
No commentsCanberra's population is about to boom: are we ready for it?
Lanie Tindale
No commentsVenezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has won a third term with 51 per cent of the vote, election officials say, as his opponents prepare to dispute the results.
Regina Garcia Cano • 49m ago
A shooting at a party in a park in upstate New York has left one person dead and seven others injured.\
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North Korea says more than 5000 people have been rescued from weekend flooding in airlifts and other evacuation efforts.
Hyung-Jin Kim • 1hr ago
Cool interiors meet pocket-friendly rates.
52m ago
Explore writers recount their most memorable day in Asia.
Explore Writers
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Plus, three places to put on your radar.
Carrie Hutchinson
Cool interiors meet pocket-friendly rates.
52m ago
Plus, three places to put on your radar.
Carrie Hutchinson
Explore writers recount their most memorable day in Asia.
Explore Writers
No commentsA journey laced with old memories and new discoveries.
John Hanscombe
Pocket Guide: Kochi, Japan
You can accomplish a lot in 14 hours. Just follow our lead.
Natascha Mirosch
Plus, seven other stellar holiday packages to book now.
Government documents show the SsangYong Torres has been green-lit for Australia, giving the brand a bolder entry for the mid-sized SUV segment.
Jordan Mulach • 16m ago
Car Expert
2025 Hyundai Palisade price and specs
The Hyundai Palisade heads into 2025 unchanged, although prices are up for the flagship Calligraphy Blank Ink.
Josh Nevett • 1hr ago
Chery will soon launch its first electric vehicle in Australia, which will battle the likes of the MG 4 and BYD Atto 3.
William Stopford • 44m ago
Government documents show the SsangYong Torres has been green-lit for Australia, giving the brand a bolder entry for the mid-sized SUV segment.
Jordan Mulach • 16m ago
Chery will soon launch its first electric vehicle in Australia, which will battle the likes of the MG 4 and BYD Atto 3.
William Stopford • 44m ago
Car Expert
The Hyundai Palisade heads into 2025 unchanged, although prices are up for the flagship Calligraphy Blank Ink.
Josh Nevett • 1hr ago
The Toyota LandCruiser 70 V8 topped out at under $90k before on-roads, but ultra low-mileage examples are being listed online by owners for upwards of $130k.
William Stopford • 2hrs ago
The Mercedes-AMG One has arrived in Australia, with trucking magnate Lindsay Fox set to display the hypercar in his Melbourne museum.
Jordan Mulach • 2hrs ago
Paracetamol is the pain-relief of choice for more than 70 per cent of Australians according to a recent study.
The Land of the Rising Sun opens like a sunrise to reveal Japan's colour and intrigue
Emma Brown
Stina Kerans believes in the power of a village to help solve many of the social issues affecting people today.
Discover what makes the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6 must-have devices.
Miranda Aitken
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Have you always wanted to see the glorious cherry blossoms in Japan? Or take a walk on the Great Wall of China. Maybe gaze upon India's breathtaking Taj Mahal, luminous at sunrise?
Gaga wrote she was 'deeply touched' by French fans.
Carla Mascarenhas
No commentsAnd Maggie Dent, the 'Queen of Common Sense', tackles the teen years.
Ron Cerabona
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New book by Bill Edgar tells what he's learned crashing funerals.
John Piggott
No commentsMore than half of seniors live with pain and many are not getting help.
Rowan Cowley
No commentsSteven Ralph helps carry the Cobb & Co legacy alive.
Anthony Caggiano
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Celebrating the First Peoples of the Oceania region.
Canberra Times
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