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Canberra on 27 September 2026

Canberra today, Sunday: light drizzle possible, 12° / 9°. Take an umbrella and waterproof layer with you. Tomorrow, Monday: light drizzle possible, 17° / 7°.

Today's lead story, from Region Canberra: “Tender confirms Access Canberra shopfront move to Woden Library, upstairs”.

Also in today's feed: “Yes, Virginia, there really is a platypus hiding in Lake Burley Griffin” (Region Canberra); “Telescopes, 3D printers and late-night access: Is this Canberra’s library of the future?” (Region Canberra); “Police seek man over Red Hill house blaze” (CityNews).

On today — Spring Sustainability Market at Haig Park Village Markets (Haig Park, Braddon), 8:00am–2:00pm. Also listed for today — Super Rugby AUS | ACT Brumbies vs Queensland Reds (Viking Park, Wanniassa), 12:00pm–4:30pm.

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The day's filtered local news

Summaries below are nberra.com's own wording unless marked as a publisher extract; each headline links to the original reporting at its source.

CityNews

Police seek man over Red Hill house blaze

A man is being sought by police in connection with a house fire in Red Hill. An image of the man has been released as part of ongoing investigations into the incident.

CityNews

Choir in fine voice for a delightful wanderlust program

A local choir performed a musical program that explores the theme of travel and exploration. The performance, part of a wanderlust-inspired series, features a range of musical pieces that evoke a sense of adventure and cultural discovery.

CityNews

Raiders left fuming after Roosters win

The Canberra Raiders are upset about the outcome of their NRLW preliminary final, which they feel was influenced by a no-try ruling. The Sydney Roosters won the match, taking advantage of the disputed call to secure their victory.

HerCanberra

What not to miss this week at Floriade

Floriade is offering a variety of events and activities beyond the main flower display. The school holidays coincide with the festival, providing an opportunity for families to engage in multiple experiences.

HerCanberra

Alex Wright-Moore on the quiet work of becoming

A local resident has shared their personal reflection on the process of becoming, exploring the inner evolution behind their work and the beliefs that shape it. This personal journey has been documented in a recent article.

What was on

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