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Canberra on 14 October 2026

Canberra today, Wednesday: cloud increasing, 17° / 5°. A warm jacket will make the trip out much more comfortable. Tomorrow, Thursday: cloud increasing, 17° / 8°.

Region Canberra leads today with “Stadium team aims to include pool and Floriade in plans”. A proposed city stadium is expected to enhance the Commonwealth Park precinct, which includes the Canberra Aquatic Centre and Floriade. The stadium's design will feature a retractable roof and field, among other elements.

Also in today's feed: “Edge to shut last Canberra childcare centre as 11 closures confirmed nationwide” (Region Canberra); “Smoke warning as Duffy burn gets underway” (CityNews); “ANU festival makes live music more accessible” (CityNews).

On today — Sydney Kings v New Zealand Breakers NBL27 (AIS Arena, Bruce), 7:15pm–9:30pm. Also listed for today — Canberra Short Film Festival (Dendy Cinemas Canberra, Canberra), 6:00pm–10:00pm.

Top story

Region Canberra

Stadium team aims to include pool and Floriade in plans

A proposed city stadium is expected to enhance the Commonwealth Park precinct, which includes the Canberra Aquatic Centre and Floriade. The stadium's design will feature a retractable roof and field, among other elements.

The day's filtered local news

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CityNews

Smoke warning as Duffy burn gets underway

A prescribed burn is planned for the ACT Parks and Conservation Service depot in Duffy. The burn is intended to be carried out under favorable weather and fuel conditions.

What was on

Visit CanberraToday · 2:00pm–3:00pm

Quiet Places

The Gallery Next Door, Duffy

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