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Canberra on 4 August 2026

Canberra today, Tuesday: cloud increasing, 9° / 0°. Put on extra layers — it is going to feel properly cold. Wednesday: cloud increasing, 10° / 1°.

Today's lead story, from Region Canberra: “‘Cowboy culture’ claim: CIT facing court over student’s severed finger”.

Also in today's feed: “‘Uniquely Canberran’: Iconic bus shelters added to ACT Heritage Register” (Region Canberra); “Still Missing, Still Loved: Canberra’s long-term missing teenagers honoured by ACT Policing” (HerCanberra); “Stolen car crashes in Fyshwick” (CityNews).

On today — Speaker’s Corner: archives, art and family history with Ruth Maddison (National Archives of Australia, Parkes), 5:30pm–6:30pm. Also listed for today — Warm Trees - Winter in the Woods (National Arboretum Canberra, Molonglo Valley), 9:00am–4:00pm.

Top story

The day's filtered local news

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CityNews

Stolen car crashes in Fyshwick

A stolen vehicle crashed into two other cars in Fyshwick, resulting in an incident. Witnesses to the collision are being sought by police.

HerCanberra

Five Canberra-coded things to do this month

Canberra residents are encouraged to explore the city's offerings as the midpoint of the year approaches. Various activities and attractions are available for those looking to discover new things in the area.

What was on

Visit CanberraToday · 9:00am–4:00pm

Winter in the Woods

National Arboretum Canberra, Molonglo

Visit CanberraToday · 9:00am–5:00pm

Antarctica

National Museum of Australia, Acton

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