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AM edition, Friday, December 13, 2019
Good morning Canberra. It'll be slightly cooler today (26 degrees) with areas of smoke haze mainly in the morning. Here's what's making headlines.

Caring? Compassion? How good are those funny neighbours across the ditch?

Subscriber only: In some respects, Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison and New Zealand's PM Jacinda Ardern are very similar, writes Jenna Price.

Top stories

Bushfire smoke haze returns to Canberra

The bushfire smoke that has tormented Canberra since late last week returned on Thursday, and isn't expected to clear for several days.

Records reveal the govt contractors not paying tax

Major companies earning hundreds of millions from government contracts are among dozens of corporates paying little or no tax.

Public servants to vote before overhaul

The Prime Minister's plans cast into uncertainty as staff considered accepting wage increases instead of negotiating a new workplace deal.

Govt accused of election stunt over extra holiday

Canberra businesses are angry the government didn't consult with them before announcing there would be an extra public holiday next year.

Sculpture shimmers and changes in the twilight

A new sculpture that changes its shades of evening colours as the sky darkens is an eye-catching addition to on Constitution Avenue.

Items that tell a thousand words

The items will spend the next 12 months travelling around the country as part of the Australian of the Year exhibition.

Sport

Three tons in a row for magnificent Marnus 

Marnus Labuschagne's run of form has continued for Australia on the opening day of the first Test against New Zealand in Perth.

Tennis ace set to headline strong Canberra field

Subscriber only: Thanasi Kokkinakis will use the Canberra International to strengthen his bid to qualify for the Australian Open.

Brumbies dominate Super team of the year

Subscriber only: If the players have any say in Dave Rennie's new Wallabies set up, his first Test side will be littered with ACT Brumbies.

Rasschaert ready for W-League redemption

Subscriber only: Jessie Rasschaert's eyes watered as she carried her son Tristan out to the roar of McKellar Park.

Times Past

The woman who owned a house on Mugga Way that housed the Turkish Embassy was evicted from the address by police after the federal government secured a Supreme Court injunction, the Times reported on this day 51 years ago.
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