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Canberra’s roads are set for a revamp over summer with almost a million square metres of new pavement to be laid following one of the wettest winters

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ALEX Coppinger, who was reported missing this morning (January 18), has been found dead at Paddys River.  ALEX Coppinger left for a ride on a black Yamaha motorbike early yesterday (January 17) and never returned. Alex Coppinger was last heard from when he left to ride a black Yamaha motorbike on Sunday (January 17)… The 21-year-old left for a ride to the west of Canberra on a motorbike with a brown leather seat, wearing a white full-face helmet with black leather motorbike clothing, say police. They expect him to have taken either Cotter Road from the intersection with Eucumbene Drive, D...

With the global pandemic bringing overseas travel to a grinding halt, the number of drownings in Australia have dramatically risen as inexperienced swimmers flock to unfamiliar beaches and waterways to get their holiday fix. December alone has seen 20 individuals drown, compared to 14 across the entire 2019 summer, according to statistics from the Royal Life Saving Society's Summer Drowning Toll. The figure includes six lives lost in Queensland, five in Victoria, four in Western Australia, one in the Northern Territory and two each in NSW and the ACT. Ninety per cent of the victims have been...