A CYCLIST has been taken to hospital after colliding with a ute in Mitchell this morning (June 18). A blue Ford Ranger 4WD ute and the bicycle collided at the intersection of Gungahlin Drive and […]
TWO developers have teamed up to transform the old Dickson Motor registry after receiving development approval for the $160 million DKSN precinct. Led by Doma Group and Englobo, the DKSN development will encompass one, two and […]
FIREFIGHTERS have worked overnight to bring the scrap metal and tyre yard in Underwood Street, Beard, under control. Smoke has dissipated and air quality tests by the Hazmat Unit have shown to be clear with no contaminants […]
A MAN believed to be armed made off with a black HSV Club Sport sedan with ACT registration YMN 10S having held up its owners in a carpark on the corner of Cowlishaw and Reed Streets, […]
Photos by ANA STUART
Music / “Liszt and Beethoven”, Marcela Fiorillo, piano. At Wesley Music Centre, June 16. Reviewed by TONY MAGEE
Photos by ANA STUART
Music / “The True Story of Guillaume De Machaut & Péronnelle d’Armentières”, The Song Company. At The Street Theatre, June 15. Reviewed by JUDITH CRISPIN.
Music / “Guitar Music from Brazil”, Chrystian Dozza. At Wesley Music Centre, June 15. Reviewed by ROB KENNEDY.
A UTE caught fire, following a multi-vehicle crash in Berrima this afternoon (June 16) today. About 12.15pm emergency services were called to the Hume Highway, near the Medway Road off ramp, Berrima, following reports a […]
THREDBO is reporting “exceptional” opening-day conditions for the 2018 season with fresh snow blanketing the slopes and the village, making for one of the best first days in many years. Susie Diver, Thredbo Communications Manager, says […]
Photos by ANA STUART
Dance / “The Beginning of Nature”, Australian Dance Theatre, Canberra Theatre until June 15. Reviewed by BILL STEPHENS
TO reach the top in ballet takes more than just talent and two young dancers at the National Capital Ballet School are perfect examples of what it takes. Abigail Davidson and Soraya Sullivan have both […]
“DENFAIR” is a celebration of the best and brightest in Australia’s contemporary design and art and Canberrans are at the forefront in the current season in Melbourne. Aimed at professional designers, architects, interior stylists […]
IN 2006, Naomi Alderman’s first novel earned her two prestigious-enough awards. One London reviewer wrote: “Alderman’s commentary on Orthodox Judaism in the 21st century is thought-provoking and illuminating”. This Canberra reviewer found the filmed version […]
WHEN Will Spencer (Christian McKay) and his wife Jane (Janel Moloney) arrive at Will’s parents’ house one morning, they find it deserted and an empty garage that normally housed The Leisure Seeker, Will’s parents’ name […]
The UN-declared International Day of Yoga is celebrated annually around the world on June 21, culminating in Canberra at the weekend. DANIELLE NOHRA talks to a ‘lifelong’ yoga student, who says it’s important to ask […]
CANBERRA welcomed 2.69 million domestic visitors to the national capital over the past 12 months, an increase of 8 per cent, according to the latest figures. According toTourism Research Australia’s “National Visitor Survey”, current combined domestic […]
CANBERRANS are the nations top user of Fit-Bits and LinkedIn profiles – and are the countries biggest tweeters according to the 2018 Yellow Social Media Report. The study surveyed 1516 Australian consumers online and found ACT […]
LAST month’s suspicious house fire at a building site in Moncrieff on May 17 is still giving police grief as they search for a dark-coloured SUV seen in the area before and after the fire. Around […]
WITH a forecast minimum of minus 1C, the 140 participants in the Canberra leg of the Vinnies CEO Sleepout are in for a testing time sleeping rough at the National Museum on Thursday night to […]
