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‘Gentle and thoughtful’ exhibition in cloth

‘Gentle and thoughtful’ exhibition in cloth

Craft reviewer MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE discovers gentle thoughtfulness in the "Present Trending" exhibition at ANCA Gallery, Dickson.

Arts & Entertainment

Artsday / Jewellery with a lot of thought

Artsday / Jewellery with a lot of thought

Arts & Entertainment

Artsday / Jewellery with a lot of thought

Arts editor HELEN MUSA has written a full day of her "Artsday"column today.

Arts & Entertainment

Artsday / Common threads in paper, thread, canvas and ink

Artsday / Common threads in paper, thread, canvas and ink

Arts & Entertainment

Artsday / Common threads in paper, thread, canvas and ink

Common materials take centre stage in ANCA's latest exhibition, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA in her daily arts column.

Arts & Entertainment

Artsday / ANCA has one last online fling

Artsday / ANCA has one last online fling

Arts & Entertainment

Artsday / ANCA has one last online fling

“Bodies of Matter” will be ANCA Gallery's last online exhibition before reopening on June 29, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA in her daily round-up of the arts in Canberra.

Artsday / Running amok online at ANCA

Arts & Entertainment

Artsday / Running amok online at ANCA

Arts editor HELEN MUSA shares another daily roundup of the arts in Canberra.

Celebrating trees in textiles

Art

Celebrating trees in textiles

Textile artists pull no punches in demonstrating the significance of trees and their destruction in 'Tree Conversations', says reviewer MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE

Review / Bradley’s ‘never disappointing’ construction of beauty

art / “Paper, Scissors, Rock”, by Julie Bradley, at ANCA Gallery, Dickson, until April 8. Reviewed by CAREN FLORANCE.

Socials / At the ‘We Collapse, We Build New Cities’ exhibition opening, ANCA Gallery, Dickson

Socials / At the ‘We Collapse, We Build New Cities’ exhibition opening, ANCA Gallery, Dickson

Socials

Socials / At the ‘We Collapse, We Build New Cities’ exhibition opening, ANCA Gallery, Dickson

Art

Arts / Karena takes over at ANCA

The ACT visual arts community is welcoming a new face this week as Karena Keys…

Art

Here comes Giggle and Hoot

Helen Musa arts in the city

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"The considerably lower per km cost of the Brisban

"The considerably lower per km cost of the Brisbane Metro compared to the Canberra Metro results from… investing not in rails but in what benefits the public, namely electric vehicles," writes BEATRICE BODART-BAILEY.

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Relatively new in the city on Bunda Street, Botswa

Relatively new in the city on Bunda Street, Botswana Butchery is a steakhouse extraordinaire with an uncertain future, writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON.

The Botswana Butchery went into voluntary liquidation – along with its Sydney and Melbourne locations – on March 31. But it is still trading.

Botswana Butchery sure loves its meat and game, but fish is also celebrated (prawns, scallops, lobster included). Classic, beautifully presented dishes showcase quality produce and gorgeous rich sauces. Established in NZ, the emphasis is on fun and flavour, as well as chef and culinary director Angel Fernandez’s Chilean heritage, which adds spice and intrigue.

At Botswana Butchery you can select something light and easy or go for a more fulsome three-course lunch or dinner.

Read the full article on our website citynws.com.au

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“We might be old, we might be disabled, but we’re still part of the community,” says Chris Walburn, 76, in response to the YMCA’s decision to cease operations at The Y Chifley Health and Wellness Centre (The Y).

Due to paralysis on his left side, Chris needs assistance with walking and he says most gyms do not have the necessary support staff to help him get to different machines – preventing him from being able to regularly exercise.

For Albert Oberdorf, 80, The Y has played a critical role in his recovery from blood cancer and prostate cancer.

Albert says he was given two options for a rehabilitation gym, an expensive private facility or The Y Chifley Health and Wellness Centre (The Y).

“Fifteen years on, I’m still here,” says Albert.

He says The Y is “probably one of the best gyms I’ve been to in five different countries,” but on March 12, the announcement of closure was given.

“It was my 80th birthday… it wasn’t good news,” he says.

Tom, Chris, Pam and Albert all say the list of alternative gyms provided by the YMCA were inadequate for their needs, and will leave a large number of people, young and old, without an option for safe exercise.

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“With the election not scheduled until October,

“With the election not scheduled until October, the Canberra Liberals’ transport policy is unusually early. However, it is an Exocet missile aimed directly at the most vulnerable point of the government,” writes MICHAEL MOORE.

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Pam Harris’ parents died from Chronic Obstructiv

Pam Harris’ parents died from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease at relatively early ages.

“They didn’t have the medications we have and the know-how,” says Pam, a 20-year member of the Canberra Lung Life Support Group.

“I promised my mum at the first sign of it, I would give away the cigarettes, and that was the hardest thing I ever did, I think.

“I was diagnosed [with COPD] in 2001 and I went to a specialist and he sent me on to a course called Pulmonary Rehab

“That taught you a lot about what the disease was and how it could affect you and so forth.

From her visits to the gym, Pam was introduced to the Canberra Lung Life Support Group.

The group was formed in 1998 and is a volunteer-led social network supported by Lung Foundation Australia, says Marina Siemionow, co-ordinator since 2019.

One of the main things that the group tries to encourage is better understanding of diagnoses.

“People leave being diagnosed with very little information, and therefore no support,” says Marina.

Read the full article on our website. Photo by @katarinalloydjones

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