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Deepak-Raj Gupta is “hungry” to see a stronger

Deepak-Raj Gupta is “hungry” to see a stronger economic and cultural connection between Australia and India.

The former ACT Australia India Business Council president and Labor MLA says the opportunity to become the national chair of the Australian India Business Council (AIBC) couldn’t have come at a better time.

“I’ve been involved with the Australian Business Council for almost 20 years and initially started the ACT chapter of the AIBC in 2006,” he says.

“During that time, the momentum of India was picking up, especially nationwide.”

Deepak has played no small role in Canberra as the first Indian-born MLA in the ACT Legislative Assembly before losing his Yerrabi seat in 2020.

In his new role, he’s eager to encourage further trade between the two countries.

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For its twin summer exhibitions, the National Gall

For its twin summer exhibitions, the National Gallery of Australia has chosen to look at two female artists partly lost in the shadows of art history, reports HELEN MUSA.

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When Carla Rodeghiero, owner of Canberra Region wi

When Carla Rodeghiero, owner of Canberra Region winery @sapling_yard, entered her blended red 2023 wine, The Extrovert, into the Australian and NZ Boutique Wine Awards, she knew “it would probably get something”.

And it did, winning the show’s best red blend award.

A labour of love for 10 months, Carla says the blend of mourvèdre, shiraz and touriga created a “well-balanced wine”.

Entering six wines into the 2024 competition, Carla was rewarded after the vineyard also took home a silver for its white wine blend.

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Since May, when Canberra International Music Festi

Since May, when Canberra International Music Festival director Roland Peelman stepped down after a whirlwind 10 years, there’s been a changing of the guard.

Incoming artistic director Eugene Ughetti is a percussionist, composer, performer and conductor with a big name in Melbourne and internationally.

But he’s not well known to Canberrans, although he’s performed here in Gandel Hall during Roland Peelman’s 2016 festival and at Llewellyn Hall, so I took the opportunity while he was in town on a working visit recently to talk to the man who will take the festival in new directions.

With a wife and family and a busy career in Melbourne, he will not relocate to the nation’s capital, but he’s been keeping a very close eye on it.

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What better way to start the New Year in the garde

What better way to start the New Year in the garden than with a project of, say, designing and building a sensory garden, says gardening columnist JACKIE WARBURTON.

A sensory garden allows adults and children to explore the space with sound, touch, smell, sight and taste.

To find Jackie's tips and tricks to make a sensory garden, go to our website at citynews.com.au or tap the link in our bio! 🌱

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