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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has reportedly undergone a cardiovascular procedure.

OPINIONDon't believe Kim Jong-un is dead until you see the cortege

Steve Evans

More than 1000 public servants have been redeployed from across Canberra to buildings including the Enid Lyons Building on Athllon Drive in Tuggeranong. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

Coronavirus changes are some of public service's 'largest in 30 years'

Doug Dingwall

ACT chief health officer, Dr Kerryn Coleman. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

No new cases of coronavirus recorded in past 24 hours

Andrew Brown

Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who says Australia is on the road back but will move carefully. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos

Elective surgery starts next week as PM tells aged care sector not to lock residents away

Kirsten Lawson

The ACT Supreme Court has overturned three findings of guilt made in the ACT Magistrates Court last year. Picture: Karleen Minney

SUBSCRIBERGuilty verdicts overturned on technicality in breath testing refusal case

Blake Foden

The international warnings continue. Photo: Shutterstock

DIGESTWHO warns worst is ahead of us

Janine Graham

Hospital will gradually reopen for elective surgery, the PM announced. Photo: Shutterstock

DIGESTWhen COVID-19, children and cancer collide

Janine Graham

Virgin Australia has gone into administration. Picture: Karleen Minney

International parties circle Virgin as government resists calls for bailout

Sally Whyte

SUBSCRIBER'Disgusting behaviour': Woman accused of 'violent' coughing and COVID-19 claims refused bail again

What happens to my Virgin Velocity frequent flyer points?

Man who went missing near Kambah found safe

Virus drug trial starts in hospitals around the country

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has reportedly undergone a cardiovascular procedure.

OPINIONDon't believe Kim Jong-un is dead until you see the cortege

Aussie teacher Michael Doherty with children Valentine, 6, and Salvador, 10, camping in their Madrid apartment during the coronavirus lockdown. Picture: Supplied

The Aussie dad and teacher staying sane in Spain

Elation: NSW Police captures some video as the first crew members disembarked: the were cheers, dances, signs of relief and even a haka (bottom left) as the overseas workers gained their freedom after a month in quarantine.

'I never thought the day would come': Ruby Princess workers free at last

Mustards, mayonnaise and sauces are easy to make and use. Picture: Matilda Lindeblad

You saucy thing: flavour in a jar

KEEPING UP: Farmer Bob's owners Brendon and Vicki North have been kept busy by the high demand for fresh produce. Photo: Peter Hardin 180320PHF004.

Are fruit and veg stores claiming ground back from supermarkets?

Despite suffering a lightning strike in 2008, the Lone Pine planted in the grounds of the Australian War Memorial in 1934 still stands tall. Picture: Tim the Yowie Man

SUBSCRIBERLone pine: from national icon to invasive weed

NSW to expand tests as death toll hits 31

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Aust report highlights catastrophic risks

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Tasmania hits month low for virus cases

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Vic eyes more multicultural virus support

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Surgery first step to post-pandemic life

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SA begins virus tests on returned Aussies

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Eradicating coronavirus will take international cooperation, the author of a new report says. Picture: Shutterstock

Coronavirus a 'global security crisis' requiring rethink of policy debate: new report

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Treasurer Josh Frydenberg wants a "market-led" solution to Virgin Australia's woes.

ANALYSISVirgin puts the government's faith in markets to the test

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Home, work and school life has changed for the Lennane family of O'Connor. From left, Max, 13, dad James, mum Justine and Josie, 10. Picture: Karleen Minney

'High risk' family navigating coronavirus life changes

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RBA Governor Philip Lowe warns the current downturn will be the worst since the 1930s. Picture: Getty Images

Tough now, but better times ahead: RBA

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COVID-19 has shown how swiftly a catastrophic risk to humankind could appear, a new report says. Picture: Shutterstock

Coronavirus shows need to plan for threats to humankind: new report

Doug Dingwall

ACT Greens housing spokeswoman Caroline Le Couteur. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong, The Canberra Times

Claims some Canberra renters have faced increases

Lucy Bladen

Australian National University professor Peter Collignon Picture: Elesa Kurtz

Canberra schools should reopen in Term 2, infectious diseases expert says

Dan Jervis-Bardy

Hospital will gradually reopen for elective surgery, the PM announced. Photo: Shutterstock

DIGESTWhen COVID-19, children and cancer collide

Janine Graham

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Malcolm and Lucy Turnbull moving into the Lodge in January 2016, after a renovation Mr Turnbull has described as the worst he has seen. Picture: Graham Tidy

'Everything that's wrong with public service': Turnbull on Lodge renovation

Deputy chief medical officer Dr Nick Coatsworth providing an update on the coronavirus on Monday. Picture: AAP

Australian COVID-19 study reveals health conditions most at risk

The $130 billion JobKeeper wage subsidy scheme received bipartisan support.

JobKeeper far from the end of the government's work

The World Health Organization has been criticised over its handling of COVID-19. Picture: Shutterstock

China using social media to exploit coronavirus pandemic: security think tank

Communications Minister Paul Fletcher couldn't say how much digital platforms may end up paying to media companies. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

Government faces difficult task to regulate Google, Facebook

Sally Whyte

Press Conference with Minister for Health, Greg Hunt. Picture: Elesa Kurtz - THE CANBERRA TIMES, ACM

'Important national achievement': Hunt lauds infection rate drop

Colin Brinsden

Foreign Minister Marise Payne wants China's role into the spread of COVID-19 investigated.

Foreign minister wants pandemic review

Colin Brinsden

Eradicating coronavirus will take international cooperation, the author of a new report says. Picture: Shutterstock

Coronavirus a 'global security crisis' requiring rethink of policy debate: new report

Doug Dingwall
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Foreign diplomats not exempt from the self-isolation laws

Foreign diplomats not exempt from the self-isolation laws

Letters to the editor

Papua New Guinea has declared a state of emergency, with COVID-19 cases spreading. Picture: Shutterstock

OPINIONAustralia must assist regional neighbours in COVID-19 response

Tyson Sara

International students and temporary visa holders in the ACT can't be ignored. Picture: Shutterstock

OPINIONACT govt must support international students and temporary visa holders

Mainul Haque

Kids can make non-toxic slime out of cornflour. Photo: Questacon

Five easy science experiments for curious kids

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Mustards, mayonnaise and sauces are easy to make and use. Picture: Matilda Lindeblad

You saucy thing: flavour in a jar

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Isabella Donaldson and Georgie Graney enjoy a walk around Lake Burley Griffin on Saturday. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos.

A psychologist's guide to surviving the coronapocalypse

Julia Kanapathippillai

Kids can make non-toxic slime out of cornflour. Photo: Questacon

Five easy science experiments for curious kids

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One-pan moroccan chicken and veg. Picture: Supplied

Meal prep magic: time-saving dinners for cook-free weeknights

Karen Hardy

Ken Helm's winery has been named as one of the country's best. Picture: Karleen Minney

Canberra wineries are thinking outside the glass

Karen Hardy

Raiders fullback Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad is determined to push himself ahead of the pack. Picture: Karleen Minney

SUBSCRIBERCNK refuses to accept the bare minimum

Todd Greenberg has quit as CEO of the NRL after four years in the job.

Greenberg falls on sword as NRL CEO

Australian professional rugby players have agreed to a 60 per cent pay cut.

Rugby Australia and RUPA reach pay deal

Nick Kyrgios is not keen on playing a grand slam behind closed doors due to coronavirus.

Kyrgios says no to slams without fans

Nine CEO Hugh Marks wants the NRL to better support clubs financially.

Nine boss wants 2020 NRL season return

Scott Bailey

Leading sports physiotherapists are concerned about a potential increase in injuries when the NRL returns. Picture: NRL Imagery

ANALYSISVirus could be NRL's Achilles heel

Caden Helmers

North Melbourne's Jasmine Garner was voted by her peers as best player in the 2020 AFLW.

North's Garner wins AFLPA women's MVP

Shayne Hope

Mariners coach Alen Stajcic says it's the right time for a new master plan for Australian soccer.

Perfect time for a soccer reset: Stajcic

Adrian Warren

Take a tour inside Stalin's personal railway carriage.

Why this Georgia should be on your mind

Lydia Roberts

Bribie tribe member Cesar Selles navigates the fast-flowing river. Pictures: Michael Turtle

Tribe takes pride in the simple life

Michael Turtle

QUIET BLISS: Tiny Away houses guarantee social distancing with a view. This compact dwelling sits on Victoria's Bass Coast.

Putting the tiny into tiny escape

Linley Wilkie

Making a difference: Natasha Bull and her grandmother Evelyn Berg.

Family affair: The united front of women with passion for supporting kids in need

Staying close to your loved ones at a distance

Staying close to your loved ones at a distance

This pandemic is above politics - we are here to help

This pandemic is above politics - we are here to help

Special Counsel to ACT victims of birth trauma: seek legal advice

Special Counsel to ACT victims of birth trauma: seek legal advice

Calling all foodies: celebrate local producers, farmers and chefs at F.O.O.D Week 2020

Calling all foodies: celebrate local producers, farmers and chefs at F.O.O.D Week 2020

See the light: Overlooking Manuka, this latest new inner south development has design and style at its heart

See the light: Overlooking Manuka, this latest new inner south development has design and style at its heart

One of the couples that feature in the Love is Not Enough video.

Love is not enough for end-of-life decisions

A new report identifies 10 'catastrophic risks' which have the potential to harm if not addressed.

Aust report highlights catastrophic risks

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Premier Peter Gutwein is not rushing to ease social restrictions despite the falling infection rate.

Tasmania hits month low for virus cases

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Victoria has been urged to include the needs of multicultural groups in its virus response.

Vic eyes more multicultural virus support

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Restrictions will be lifted on category two and some category three procedures from April 27.

Surgery first step to post-pandemic life

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Australians returned from India are isolated in two SA hotels to minimise the risk of infection.

SA begins virus tests on returned Aussies

Tim Dornin
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Activists are using technology to raise public awareness of climate change this Earth Day.

Earth Day goes online for 50th anniversary

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Queensland's parliament will resume on Wednesday to push through special changes to the law.

Queensland parliament returns for one day

Sonia Kohlbacher
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Queensland will not be easing coronavirus restrictions just yet, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says.

New COVID cases mean restrictions remain

Robyn Wuth
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China has reported more infections from coronavirus entering the country from abroad.

China sees coronavirus cases in northwest

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China has reported more infections from coronavirus entering the country from abroad.

China sees coronavirus cases in northwest

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The Queen has celebrated her 94th birthday behind closed doors amid lockdown in the UK.

Queen marks 94th birthday in lockdown

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The Queen has celebrated her 94th birthday behind closed doors amid lockdown in the UK.

Queen marks 94th birthday in lockdown

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The UK has no plan to review a decision to allow Huawei to take part in its 5G network rollout.

UK won't change decision on Huawei in 5G

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The UK has no plan to review a decision to allow Huawei to take part in its 5G network rollout.

UK won't change decision on Huawei in 5G

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Are you using this time to kick some goals? Picture: Joshua Hardy

OPINIONWhen the goal posts have changed

Karen Hardy

A row of Bloomsbury terraces typical of Mecklenburgh Square. Picture: Shutterstock

REVIEWSquare hunting

Colin Steele

Bust the boredom in your backyard

Bust the boredom in your backyard

NSW Seniors Festival: so much to celebrate

NSW Seniors Festival: so much to celebrate

LADY OF THE HOUSE: Miriam Margolyes as Aunt Prudence in Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears, in cinemas nationally from February 27.

Dear Prudence comes out to play for unstoppable Miriam

Geraldine Cardozo

TURNING THE PAGE: Rosie Craven is living with early stage Alzheimer's but is now able to enjoy hobbies such as reading again thanks to a new clinical trial.

Everything is Rosie thanks to new Alzheimer's drug trial

Rowan Cowley

Picture by @elesakurtz

Instagrammers of Canberra

Lexie S and Isaac S working on handwriting and mathematics

Learning from home: Calwell Primary School

Picture by?Sitthixay Ditthavong @wakeupsitt

Instagrammers of Canberra

Charlize Haling and her father, Tony, among their Angus weaners. Eldest daughter, Anastasia, was airlifted to hospital after a horse riding accident. Photo by Tania Haling.

Tag-A-Calf sale raises $5000

Charlize Haling and her father, Tony, among their Angus weaners. Eldest daughter, Anastasia, was airlifted to hospital after a horse riding accident. Photo by Tania Haling.

Tag-A-Calf sale raises $5000

The top priced bull, Sprys Goldenrod P39, sold to long-term clients Glenalbyn Props, Wilcannia for $30,000. Pictured with auctioneer Paul Dooley, Alex Croker, H. Francis and Co, Ross Milne, Elders and stud principal Gerald Spry. Photo by studstocksales.com.

Sprys sell Shorthorn bull for $30,000

The top priced bull, Sprys Goldenrod P39, sold to long-term clients Glenalbyn Props, Wilcannia for $30,000. Pictured with auctioneer Paul Dooley, Alex Croker, H. Francis and Co, Ross Milne, Elders and stud principal Gerald Spry. Photo by studstocksales.com.

Sprys sell Shorthorn bull for $30,000

Amanda Simon and Jay Keyzer with their six sons. The family moved from Sydney to Grong Grong at the start of this year to run the town's pub. Since then COVID-19 has hit and they have struggled to access government assistance. Photo supplied.

Pub owners supported by community

Amanda Simon and Jay Keyzer with their six sons. The family moved from Sydney to Grong Grong at the start of this year to run the town's pub. Since then COVID-19 has hit and they have struggled to access government assistance. Photo supplied.

Pub owners supported by community