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White House Bans Major News Outlets | Canberra News (opens the original)
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Trump’s White House has banned CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from press access, calling their coverage “fake news” and warning more outlets could face similar restrictions. This escalation follows a pattern of press crackdowns since his return, including AP’s ban over geographic terminology and Pentagon’s unconstitutional reporting limits. High-profile legal battles with major outlets like NYT, WSJ, and BBC add to the mounting tension between the administration and the media. Listen in comfort: Get a
Brindabella Road’s Quiet End | Canberra News (opens the original)
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A remote Australian spot called Piccadilly Circus—dusty, wild, and eerily quiet—is about to get a $37.4 million upgrade. Nestled in the Brindabella Ranges, this offbeat intersection on the ACT-NSW border, once marked by dray wheels and lyrebirds, is set for major construction later this month. The 10-kilometer stretch will become safer and smoother, but locals and nature lovers are bittersweetly nostalgic for its untouched serenity. If you want to experience the real deal before it’s gone, head
Man With Intellectual Disability Faces Assault Charges | Canberra News (opens the original)
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A man with significant intellectual impairment is facing serious charges after allegedly assaulting two young boys at the Belconnen Mall, kicking one and knocking them down — prompting hospital treatment. Police say he’s had over forty interactions this year involving child abuse allegations and school threats. Prosecutors demand he stay jailed for public safety, citing his inability to control behavior. Defense argues he should be released under strict conditions — including staying away from c
ATO Extends Probe Contract Amid Pay Dispute | Canberra News (opens the original)
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ATO just poured $432.9 million into a four-year contract with Probe Operations for call centre services — but here’s the twist: as this deal expanded, a Fair Work Commission case was heating up, demanding Probe workers get paid like their ATO counterparts under “same job, same pay” laws. The gap? Up to 40% higher wages. The ATO isn’t fighting it — they’re basically saying, “Let the court decide.” Meanwhile, unions slam the contract extension as keeping a broken system alive, while the government
Canberra Artist Bridie O'Brien Goes Global | Canberra News (opens the original)
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Canberra’s rising art star Bridie OBrien is stealing the spotlight—her painting “Moonlighting As A Vagabond” is the face of Sydney’s massive Affordable Art Fair, drawing global crowds and cash. Once a musician who toured with Mental As Anything, she pivoted to painting in 2020, using bold colors and palette knives to capture landscapes only she’s walked through. With over 400 paintings sold—including a cover for Jeff Lang’s album—she’s now thriving in her bushland studio, fueled by commissions t
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