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PM Edition, Wednesday March 27, 2024

Good afternoon, Canberra. Here’s the latest news from today.

Builders call out government for 'inflexible contracts'

Development: The Master Builders Association says the ACT government has a responsibility to be a "model client" that other developers can follow.

One of youth Olympian's victims 'expressly declined consent'

Court | Sensitive content: "I've never done this before, can we stop?" the victim told the "persistent" offender.

'Pay attention': Easter double demerits won't just apply to speeding

Police: There will be plenty of territorians on the road to and from the coast in the next few days due to public holidays.

O'Neil does not deny report Foster was reduced to tears

Public service: The Minister insisted she had a "very warm and collaborative relationship" with Stephanie Foster.

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NCA rezones 11ha Yarralumla heritage site for future development

Development: It's a significant milestone for the project, which includes plans for apartments, aged care homes and possibly offices or a hotel.

Labor just got a brutal lesson in dealing with the Coalition

Analysis: Dare we say there is a sniff of crisis about it, writes Karen Barlow.

A Super record: Brumbies recall star for chance to match an Australian great

Sport: He replaces Harry Vella at loosehead prop and is among a handful of changes to the team that thrashed Moana Pasifika last week.

ACT lawyers warn government against political interference

ACT politics: On Monday, the Attorney-General "emphatically denied" that his meeting with Anthony Williamson amounted to improper political pressure.

Players union lashes United's potential demise as 'a step backwards' for women

Sport: In a statement, Professional Footballers Australia co-chief executive Kathryn Gill expressed her concern about the situation.

Labor fails in plan for quick fix with new immigration powers

Federal politics: The Opposition, Greens and crossbenchers are critical of the government's handling and lack of consultation over the matter.

Splendour in the Grass 2024 music festival cancelled

Music: It is the latest in a string of music festivals to be called off including Groovin the Moo, which cited poor ticket sales for the decision in February.

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