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| A light plane operated by Essential Energy crashed into farmland near Sutton on Tuesday afternoon, killing both occupants. |
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| Subscriber: One of Canberra's oldest systemic Catholic primary schools is facing closure because of a drop in funding and low enrolments. |
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| The federal government is facing calls to expand its COVID-19 vaccine delivery by increasing the involvement of state governments. |
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| The agency running the $22 billion disability scheme set up a taskforce to "slow growth" in participant numbers, new documents reveal. |
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| The recovery of Canberra's tourism sector is set for a boost as a regional airline announces 160,000 extra seats per year. |
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| Researchers have called for an overhaul of ACT drug-driving laws, after revealing how long people are impaired for after using cannabis. |
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| US health agencies want a pause in the use of the single-dose COVID-19 vaccine after six US recipients developed rare blood clots. |
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| Subscriber: Brumbies flyer Andy Muirhead has spent most of his life being told he was too small to succeed at rugby union. |
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| Subscriber | Analysis: Hounded, humiliated and in "hell", the former Australia Post CEO is silent no more, writes Karen Barlow. |
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| Opinion: It's tempting to think home prices are soaring because there aren't enough homes. Think again, writes Peter Martin. |
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| Subscriber: A Canberra-based bid is leading the charge to buy the Cavalry, potentially edging out an interstate and overseas consortium. |
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| | Times Past On this day in 1976, The Canberra Times' law reporter, Jack Waterford, wrote about a jury trial in the ACT Supreme Court that was held up for half an hour because the jury had no tea prepared for its members at the morning tea adjournment.
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