Masterful performance of 'A German Requiem'
CLINTON WHITE reviews "A German Requiem".
- News
- Arts & Entertainment
When history's drama is told by television
Now, more than ever, modern history is told through television drama and made accessible to millions through streaming, writes columnist NICK OVERALL...
- News
Man badly assaulted at Moby Dick's Tavern
POLICE are looking to identify three men following an assault at a Holt bar.
- Lifestyle
Cartoon / Dose of Dorin
Another cartoon from the wry eye of PAUL DORIN.
- Home & Garden
Choose yellow for a lift on drab, cloudy days
Wander through the garden centre now and see what’s in flower, to give the garden a lift, says gardening columnist CEDRIC BRYANT.
- Arts & Entertainment
Movie review / 'Rosa’s Wedding' (M)
"The film is a delicious journey as it accompanies Rosa through all the cliches and expectations that family and friends form in their minds about someone else’s marriage," writes reviewer DOUGAL MACDONALD.
- Arts & Entertainment
Movie review / 'Old' (M)
Movie reviewer DOUGAL MACDONALD writes that "Old" unfolds on an idyllic island where several families have come for a day at the beach. Little do they know that today, strange events are unfolding.
- Cartoon
Cartoon / Dose of Dorin
Buying a house isn't what it used to be, says cartoonist PAUL DORIN.
- Lifestyle
Where they know how to bang out a bao
Excitement hit when Super Bao opened its second venue at Verity Lane Market, says dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON.
News
Motorist dies after hitting Yarralumla tree
A92-year-old man has died in hospital after his car ran into a tree in Yarralumla. He is the seventh person to doe on ACT roads this year.
News
Police concerned about man missing for more than a week
ANDREW Gloe, 47, has not been seen or heard from for more than a week since last being seen in Rivett.
News
Covid breaches: Cops fine 15 people in a week
Fifteen people have been fined and one person has been charged for breaching COVID-19 health directions in the past week.
News
Light rail plans will severely impact city car parks
Two city car parks will be severely impacted for "several years" as the ACT government moves to use them for construction site compounds during the light rail extension to Woden.
News
Rain closes sportsgrounds until Monday
The wet weather has forced the ACT government to close most of its sportsgrounds until Monday (July 26).
Arts & Entertainment
Movie review / 'Rosa’s Wedding' (M)
"The film is a delicious journey as it accompanies Rosa through all the cliches and expectations that family and friends form in their minds about someone else’s marriage," writes reviewer DOUGAL MACDONALD.
Lifestyle
Urged by the universe to get writing
"Three conspiracy theorists walked into a bar. You can’t tell me that’s a coincidence." RICHARD CALVER discovers synchronicity is nudging him on to write about d'Arenburg wine...
Lifestyle
How to drive away with the best car deal
In this sponsored post, car finance expert and Savvy managing director BILL TSOUVALAS shares five surefire ways to get the best deal possible when buying a new car.
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News
Masterful performance of 'A German Requiem'
CLINTON WHITE reviews "A German Requiem".
News
Motorist dies after hitting Yarralumla tree
A92-year-old man has died in hospital after his car ran into a tree in Yarralumla. He is the seventh person to doe on ACT roads this year.
News
Police concerned about man missing for more than a week
ANDREW Gloe, 47, has not been seen or heard from for more than a week since last being seen in Rivett.
News
Man badly assaulted at Moby Dick's Tavern
POLICE are looking to identify three men following an assault at a Holt bar.
News
Covid breaches: Cops fine 15 people in a week
Fifteen people have been fined and one person has been charged for breaching COVID-19 health directions in the past week.
News
Light rail plans will severely impact city car parks
Two city car parks will be severely impacted for "several years" as the ACT government moves to use them for construction site compounds during the light rail extension to Woden.
News
Rain closes sportsgrounds until Monday
The wet weather has forced the ACT government to close most of its sportsgrounds until Monday (July 26).
News
Braddon assault puts man in hospital
Police have released CCTV images of four men who are believed to have information about an assault that ended with a 28-year-old in hospital earlier this month.
News
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Politics
Daily Puzzles
Prime Minister Scott Morrison this week more or less trashed Australia’s top advisory body on immunisation, in remarks that were at best ill-judged and at worst alarming, writes political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN.
"The data reveals that since Mick Gentleman became Corrections Minister women in the AMC are being strip searched at the rate of 30 a month, while under predecessor Shane Rattenbury it's closer to 50 a month," writes columnist JON STANHOPE.
Imagine when good teachers get a good go
U-turn the tram, spend on health and housing
Jamison parking pains will result in shade
Rollout shambles sees Coalition sink in popularity
NSW covid outbreak keeps the PM from campaigning
Please save this heritage house now, Minister Vassarotti!
Views
Cartoon / Dose of Dorin
Cartoonist PAUL DORIN looks at our latest viewing habits... the premiers.
Letters
Tram plans should not proceed unquestioned
"The tram does not stack up environmentally and, despite 'motherhood statements', the proponents have not supplied justifying environmental data," says letter writer PENLEIGH BOYD, of Reid.
Opinion
Unforgettable committee for memorialisation
Memorialisation (whatever that is) to cobblers' shoe lasts, there's no end to the excitement in "Seven Days" with IAN MEIKLE.
Opinion
Cartoon / Dose of Dorin
Should you, shouldn't you? Cartoonist PAUL DORIN looks at the ever-changing advice on covid jabs...
Opinion
Cartoon / Dose of Dorin
Sometimes the power of advertising doesn't always have the right effect.
Opinion
Beyond the madness, Bob's paintings founder
Beyond the art world's mad excesses, dear Bob Baker's art stands forlornly unloved.
Letters
Letters / Bureaucrats squabble, as the quagmire returns
Letter writer PAUL O'CONNOR, of Hawker, has been trying to persuade someone/anyone in the ACT government that there's an annual issue of blocked drainage of water running down off The Pinnacle. He's got pictures to prove it.
Opinion
Living with the ups and downs of kangaroos
"Whimsy" columnist CLIVE WILLIAMS share some of the positives and negatives of living with our big-footed friends, the kangaroos...
Opinion
There was nothing like necking with Hummer
Funny how a dead giraffe can bring back some interesting memories. We have a lot to thank Hummer for, says "Seven Days" columnist IAN MEIKLE.
Arts
When history's drama is told by television
Now, more than ever, modern history is told through television drama and made accessible to millions through streaming, writes columnist NICK OVERALL...
Reviews
Movie review / 'Rosa’s Wedding' (M)
"The film is a delicious journey as it accompanies Rosa through all the cliches and expectations that family and friends form in their minds about someone else’s marriage," writes reviewer DOUGAL MACDONALD.
Reviews
Movie review / 'Old' (M)
Movie reviewer DOUGAL MACDONALD writes that "Old" unfolds on an idyllic island where several families have come for a day at the beach. Little do they know that today, strange events are unfolding.
Art
Artsday / Local soloists step into Brahms concert
Here's arts editor HELEN MUSA's latest arts news – today's “Artsday” column.
Art
Brooches show whimsy, grief and joy
Many of the artists refer, either directly or not, to the current climate in which we are living, when we are not able to see family and friends and must keep social distance, says reviewer MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE.
Arts & Entertainment
Artsday / Priscilla's in the dark until 2022
Here's arts editor HELEN MUSA's latest arts news – today's “Artsday” column.
Arts & Entertainment
Arts czarina Elvin steps back from the spotlight
ARTS czarina, classicist, business leader, chorister, philanthropist and playwright, Harriet Elvin is a woman of many parts, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Arts & Entertainment
Artsday / Nominate Australian songs for the registry
Looking for what's on the Canberra's arts scene? Arts editor HELEN MUSA reports on the latest events here.
Arts & Entertainment
Helfgott plays for 'Shine' anniversary
What's what and who's who in the arts this week? Here's HELEN MUSA's weekly “Arts in the City” column.
Lifestyle
Cartoon / Dose of Dorin
Another cartoon from the wry eye of PAUL DORIN.
Lifestyle
Choose yellow for a lift on drab, cloudy days
Wander through the garden centre now and see what’s in flower, to give the garden a lift, says gardening columnist CEDRIC BRYANT.
Lifestyle
Cartoon / Dose of Dorin
Buying a house isn't what it used to be, says cartoonist PAUL DORIN.
Lifestyle
Where they know how to bang out a bao
Excitement hit when Super Bao opened its second venue at Verity Lane Market, says dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON.
Lifestyle
Urged by the universe to get writing
"Three conspiracy theorists walked into a bar. You can’t tell me that’s a coincidence." RICHARD CALVER discovers synchronicity is nudging him on to write about d'Arenburg wine...
Health & Fitness
Be prepared not surprised when it's time to die
WE will all die eventually, yet few of us are happy to talk about it; and, according to one intensive-care specialist, that avoidance is doing us harm.
Lifestyle
How to drive away with the best car deal
In this sponsored post, car finance expert and Savvy managing director BILL TSOUVALAS shares five surefire ways to get the best deal possible when buying a new car.
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Health & Fitness
Cartoon / Dose of Dorin
Should you, shouldn't you? Cartoonist PAUL DORIN looks at the ever-changing advice on covid jabs...
