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Top cop won't see tasered grandma bodycam
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NSW's police commissioner will not watch video of the tasering of a 95-year-old grandmother in a nursing home, as the elderly woman's condition worsens.
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Back seat, driver tries to avoid arrest
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A 20-year-old Narrabundah man who has never held a licence, allegedly attempted to avoid arrest by moving to the back seat of his car when stopped by police.
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Guns seized in Gilmore police swoop
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Guns and ammunition were seized during the search of a home in Gilmore on Friday.
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Man charged with eight-year-old drug crime
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An investigation that began in 2015 has seen its final charges laid following the release of a 34-year-old from a NSW prison.
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A year on, Albo's way of politics takes shape
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A year after the Albanese government swept to power, a cohort of parliamentary newcomers are determined to make their mark on a fresh brand of politics.
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Start-up's breakthrough on clothing recycling
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A Canberra company has made a breakthrough in the race to recycle the world's wardrobe – a hungry enzyme that breaks down the plastic in our clothes.
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Fainga'a launches potshots at Brumbies
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Western Force hooker Folau Fainga'a has lit the fuse against the Brumbies with some epic trash talk ahead of their Super Rugby Pacific clash at HBF Park.
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What we heard in the silence that screamed
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"Silence – that’s the response by those ranks of people whose careers are carried on words, spoken and written. They were, one and all, silent.. What does it mean?," writes “CityNews” legal commentator and former barrister HUGH SELBY.
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Why the government shouldn't use consultants
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Consultants like PwC are loyal to profit, not the public. Governments should cut back on using them, says ANDREW PODGER.
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'Old friends' lost to closed exhibitions
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"Canberra Matters" columnist PAUL COSTIGAN finds fewer of his "old friends" are hanging around the National Gallery these days.
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Young dancers communicate with pride
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"What a polished and professional-looking performance. The standard of dancing was exceptional, the choreographic vocabulary and soundscapes were drawn together beautifully, with nuance and meaning," writes reviewer SAMARA PURNELL.
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Simply the best, better than all the rest
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“Tina – The Tina Turner Musical” will remain an inspiration and treasured memory for those fortunate enough to experience it, says rapturous reviewer BILL STEPHENS.
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Slow decline of Canberra's claret ash trees
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Gardening writer JACKIE WARBURTON wonders about what's gone wrong for the disappearing claret ash trees in Canberra.
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This week's digital edition
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"The tram was a 'solution' looking for a problem." JON STANHOPE and KHALID AHMED explain how Stage 1 of the light rail project is an economic failure and why Stage 2 is certain to be a greater one.
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