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as of 12:15PM AEST, 04/06/2020

Number of positive cases Confirmed cases 107
Number of negative cases Negative test results 19,337
Number of people recovered People recovered 104
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Canberra is having good hair days as clients return to their favourite salons and barbers.

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BARRACT electricity prices set to drop

ACT residents will soon see cheaper electricity costs on their bills thanks to the ACT Government's investment...

05 Jun 2020
BARRSignificant stamp duty cuts to support local jobs

As part of Canberra's Recovery Plan to support local jobs, the ACT will significantly reduce the stamp...

04 Jun 2020
STEELCanberrans taking up skills opportunities during COVID-19

More than 1,000 Canberrans have enrolled in key skills training courses during the recent Skilled Capital round...

04 Jun 2020
STEPHEN-SMITHHospital visitor access restrictions eased

Visitor access restrictions at health services across the ACT will be eased from tomorrow, allowing more people...

03 Jun 2020
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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the ACT, the Ngunnawal people. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

Last Updated: April 01 2020