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AM edition, Monday, April 12, 2021
Good morning, Canberra. We're off to a frosty start to the working week with a top of 17 degrees on the way. Here’s what’s making news in the capital.

Message to the future hidden inside restored Shine Dome

The time capsule, which is set to be opened some time after 2100, contains a snapshot of Canberra and Australia's scientific contribution in 2020.

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Overtime hours triple for Canberra's prison guards

Subscriber: Guards at Canberra's prison are facing unsafe conditions due to understaffing that has led to a dramatic increase in overtime.

Prime Minister abandons vaccine 2021 target

Prime Minister Scott Morrison confirmed that problems with the vaccine rollout now meant the 2021 target was "not possible".

Development works possibly caused flooding

Subscriber: A report into issues in Ngunnawal have revealed the suburb's expansion may have played a factor in recent flooding.

Winter arrives early with Antarctic cold snap

The resolve of those adhering to the Anzac Day rule may be put to the test in coming days with the mercury set to plummet.

Economy lifts as concerns remain for public service

Subscriber: Australia's economy appears on course to be close to pre-pandemic normal by Christmas 2021.

Chinese-Australians sidelined in policy work

The brief called for the Australian Public Service to recruit more Chinese-Australians and draw on their expertise.
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Massive crash on day two of Canberra rally

Video: Alex Hendriks will need more than a hammer to knock the dents out of his Subaru WRX STi after a spectacular 120km/h crash.

Thousands run in Canberra Times Marathon

It was always going to take more than freezing temperatures and strong winds to keep Canberra's keenest runners away.

McKellar questions late referee call

Subscriber: Trailing with two seconds on the clock, referee Nic Berry appeared to signal a penalty before snapping his hands back.

China and the West have different conversations

Opinion: The Western story of the inevitability of liberal democracy and universal human rights is dead, writes Nicholas Stuart.

Times Past

Before the upcoming election, then-prime minister Bob Hawke took 20 backbenchers to dinner to tell them the government could still win, The Canberra Times' political correspondent Tony Wright reported on its front page on this day 30 years ago. READ MORE
 
 
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