Good morning, Canberra. We're in for a partly cloudy day and a top of 17 degrees. Here's what's making news to start the working week.

Faith, Red Bull and Tim Tams the secret behind Joash's Hike for Hunger

Joash Taufa'ahau is a born leader. The 20-year-old Queanbeyan man is preparing for his next adventure hike for charity, having already trekked over 1200km along the NSW coast, then to Queensland and Victoria.

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Lazarus hit by loss of Immortal Bob Fulton

Subscriber: Bob Fulton's talent haunted a young Parramatta-loving Glenn Lazarus. The duo became part of an iconic national league set-up.

How long must we endure Covid restrictions?

Opinion: Australian businesses can't work under Covid restrictions forever, writes John-Paul Romano.

ACT wants 'significant returns' on World Cup bid

Subscriber: The ACT government would expect significant returns on any outlay to lure Rugby World Cup games to Canberra Stadium.

How to protect your pets and tackle mice problems

Explainer: Mice in plague-like proportions are invading homes, sheds and anywhere they can get access to food. Here's what to do.

Times Past

On this day 52 years ago, The Canberra Times reported on a raid carried out by police on a journalist's home. Nine Commonwealth policemen searched the home of journalist and newsletter publisher Maxwell Newton, of Deakin in 1969. READ MORE