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Canberra house prices set to fall 5.4% in 2026: ANZ

Good morning, Canberra. A chilly 5 degrees with an overcast sky, so a warm cuppa and today's news should do the trick.

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  1. Canberra house prices to drop by 5.4 per cent in 2026, forecasts ANZ

    ANZ forecasts Canberra house prices will drop by 5.4 per cent in 2026, with the general market softening expected to continue until 2028.

    canberratimes.com.au

  2. Greens look for 'enforceable commitments' in fresh deal with Labor

    The Greens are looking for 'enforceable commitments' in a fresh deal with Labor, and the Chief Minister has welcomed the 'early collaborative discussions'.

    canberratimes.com.au

  3. Shocking report delivers 33 recommendations to fix Canberra sport

    A shocking report has delivered 33 recommendations to fix Canberra sport, and ground hire fees for clubs could finally be on the way down.

    canberratimes.com.au

  4. ‘This stays between us’: Police officer allegedly tried to cover up how speeding colleague caused crash

    A police officer allegedly tried to cover up how a speeding colleague crashed a police car near the home of the Prime Minister during a 160 km/h joyride. Ben Robert Wager was sentenced last month for crashing the marked police vehicle.

    the-riotact.com

  5. ‘The next generation can dream bigger’: How 13 years of campaigning won secure jobs for ACT hospital staff

    After 13 years of campaigning, ACT hospital staff have won secure jobs, giving cleaners like Helen Higgett the certainty and security they had long sought.

    the-riotact.com

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