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Solar largesse shines on coal industry sunset
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As Australia pushes towards a more sustainable economy, the government will pump $1 billion into solar energy support to make panels at home.
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Smoke may be seen from Black Mountain burn
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A prescribed burn will be conducted at the Black Mountain Nature Reserve on Thursday.
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EV owners urged to change charging behaviour
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Charge early and plan ahead: experts are advising electric vehicle drivers to be mindful of others to avoid queues during a record-breaking Easter holiday.
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Armaguard rejects deal, Coles resumes use
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Concerns about the future of money handling company Armaguard prompted Coles to stop cash deliveries however it's now resumed normal operations.
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Households struggle as grocery costs increase
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Australians are feeling the pinch from "sharp increases" in living costs amid rising grocery prices, a national consumer survey shows.
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ADF chief 'sorry' to sexual misconduct victims
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Chief of the Australian Defence Force General Angus Campbell has apologised unreservedly for the failures of the military.
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OPH wins heritage award for post-fire project
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The Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House has been recognised for a project to restore the building following a fire that caused damage in December 2021.
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High-risk weather season ends on Sunday
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The official 2023-24 high-risk weather season for storm and bushfire in the ACT ends on Sunday.
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Coaches told, players punished: AFL drug row
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Players boss Paul Marsh has spoken out over the AFL's drugs-test bombshell, saying clubs are aware of the program that affects an "incredibly small" group.
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'Brumbies DNA': Larkham's call to match Reds
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Wallabies selection could be on the line when the ACT Brumbies head to Suncorp Stadium to face the Queensland Reds, coach Stephen Larkham says.
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Canberra Utd face crisis, wait for bid continues
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As delays in finding a suitable bidder for Canberra's A-League Men's team continue, there are fears the club's women's side might be caught in the crossfire.
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Turning Japanese… every night at the Dockside
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It’s a café by day and a Japanese-fusion restaurant by night. Dockside Kingston, by Chong Co Group, now offers dinner with picturesque views of the water, writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON.
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Minister Chris Bowen has moved into reverse over his EV ambitions, says cartoonist PAUL DORIN.
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Albo navigates through choppy political seas
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Anthony Albanese has been hit by unexpected wave as he tries to clear the decks, says political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN.
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No mystery in Gaza, we all know whodunnit
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"All too often lately I’ve been left staring into the darkness and worrying about the real murders taking place in the Ukraine and the Gaza Strip," writes The Gadfly columnist ROBERT MACKLIN.
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Surveillance: supermarket profit secret sauce
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LAUREN KATE KELLY reveals the secret sauce of Coles’ and Woolworths’ profits: high-tech surveillance and control.
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Dark roof costs hundreds more to cool house
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If you’ve got a dark roof, you’re spending almost $700 extra a year to keep your house cool, say SEBASTIAN PFAUTSCH and RICCARDO PAOLINI.
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America beckons Aidan for his novel debut
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Canberra author Aidan Scott's first novel, The Garden, was published in America on March 7 by Chicago-based publishing house Anxiety Press, reports KATARINA LLOYD JONES.
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Awkward performance dances on too long
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MICHELLE POTTER reviews the Catapult Dance Choreographic Hub's performance of Awkward.
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Small drawings of intensity and power
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KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews an exhibition of drawings by Kirrily Humphries.
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This week's digital edition
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"Over 20 years, there's been a 300% increase in rates compared to a lousy 30% decrease in conveyancing duty. No wonder you're feeling the pinch." MICHAEL MOORE says the ACT government's tax grab is taking Canberrans for a ride.
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