Canberra restaurants reviewed by Wendy Johnson. What and where to eat in Canberra.
For a long time, the inner south, once a happening place, started to drag on the food front. But now it has its mojo back – big time, says “CityNews” dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON I’VE…
THE flavours of the Caribbean and South America pack a punch and if you get a kick out of hot spices and chillies, Honkytonks, Garema Place, Civic, will get your taste buds dancing. Best of…
We love cheap eats and it appears you do, too! Readers have sent in their suggestions for the best cheap eats (that is lunch for $10 or less) around Canberra following the “CityNews” cover story on February 16
IT was a Friday night and the after-work crowd was pumping at Gryphons, the latest cafe and bar at the Griffith shops. I like the location. It’s where the Chinese restaurant used to be, overlooking…
IT’S been open for 15 years and is going strong. The Blue Olive Café, in Civic’s beautiful, heritage Melbourne Building, West Row, knows its niche in the market. Breakfast starts with a simple order of…
Music student ROHAN MOORE, of Save Our SOM, says there have been no wins for the School of Music
ACT Liberal arts spokesperson VICKI DUNNE reminds the ANU what the School of Music means to Canberra
CANBERRA’S musical heavyweights are throwing a free concert for the ACT community tonight to show the ANU what they can do. Organiser of the concert, pianist and masters student at the university, Andrew Rumsey, told…
THE ACT Division of the National Tertiary Education Union has condemned today’s announcement by the ANU of a possible fund-raising consortium as a case of exploiting community goodwill. NTEU said it was “a useful distraction…
IN a letter to the editor written to “CityNews”, Canberra Symphony Orchestra CEO Henry Laska has called on Canberra’s cultural circles to “take a step back” and work towards a considered solution to the current…
