Good morning, Canberra. After a freezing overnight low of minus 3 and a morning frost, we're in for a top of 10 degrees. Here’s what’s making news in the capital.
Federal politics: The Canberra Liberals have launched a review of their disastrous federal election performance, as leaked internal research suggests Zed Seselja was in danger of losing his seat even before David Pocock entered the race.
Transport: Any move to lower or change speed limits in the ACT should follow a comprehensive consultation process and be evidence-based, the NRMA has said.
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Federal politics: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has brought forward national cabinet amid reports he will restore the $750 pandemic isolation payment.
Public service: Public service employers are offering job candidates more days working from home and letting staff perform roles outside Canberra as skills shortages grip agencies trying to fill positions.
Tourism: Cooma fashion business birdsnest has spread its wings and ventured into the tourism sector proper, opening up boutique accommodation in the town in renovated 1860s-era townhouses.
Opinion: Tony Abbott shirked long-standing conventions for political sugar hits. Now the chickens could be coming home to roost for the Coalition and other previous governments, writes Jack Waterford.
Sport: ACT Senator David Pocock wants a Civic Stadium. Not a redeveloped Canberra Stadium. Or a new stadium at EPIC. And he's open to private investors playing a role.
