IF there was one thing that yesterday’s (July 26) Arts Value Forum at the Canberra Theatre made loud and clear, it was that Canberra’s arts community needs a voice. All arts practitioners feel that what […]
EXPERTS and practitioners in health, economics, culture and the arts will gather at the Canberra Theatre Centre Canberra next week to ask the question: “What exactly do the arts do for us?” The Arts Value […]
MAINTENANCE work on Tharwa Bridge has been postponed due to bad weather. Because of the weather, the bridge will be open, but an extra week is needed to complete the project. Tharwa Bridge will be closed […]
RADIOCARBON dating of the oldest known dingo bones has confirmed that the species likely arrived in Australia more recently than previously believed. Research from ANU and University of Western Australia (UWA) shows the bones are […]
MORE than two decades ago Alexander Downer stood aside as opposition leader for John Howard, paving the way for the 1996 Coalition election win. This week Howard was in Mayo, his former foreign minister’s one-time […]
POLICE are searching for six men following an altercation in Tuggeranong, which is suspected to be a result of ongoing tensions between criminal gangs. The alleged altercation happened on Anketell Street at about 3.20pm, on Friday, July […]
CANBERRA has seen a record number of international visitors for the year ending March 2018, with international visitors spending more time in the capital and spending more money, says Minister for Tourism and Major Events Andrew […]
