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Wine writer RICHARD CALVER reports that Jesus and Bacchus have a lot in common... both are born from a mortal woman but fathered by a god; both return from the dead; both give wine to their followers to drink.
"The minute we walked into Sourdog Provisions we felt joy." Dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON enjoys a surpise at the Nicholls shops.
No matter what the profession, there are many businesses in Canberra that bring the expertise of skilled and passionate people together to deliver for customers and clients.
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It's tax return time and companies may be wondering how to treat the covid grants of the past year. Chartered accountant GAIL FREEMAN has some advice.
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"With 69 Tests to his name, Scott Sio is no stranger to being in Wallabies camp. But this time the 30-year-old comes into the Australian squad without a domestic team as his 11-year career with the Brumbies ended," writes SIMON ANDERSON.
With the wet summer and autumn, gardening writer JACKIE WARBURTON is keeping up her spraying of copper on all her stone fruit trees.
Dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON pops into a casual dining spot that features a clean, bright interior, with Scandinavian-inspired design influences.
"Whimsy" columnist CLIVE WILLIAMS cocks an ear to the embarrassment of having a noisy tum, particularly when ambient noise levels are low.
There are many plants unbothered by frost that put on a foliage show in the winter months, writes gardening columnist JACKIE WARBURTON.
Every cloud has a silver lining, says cartoonist PAUL DORIN.
Dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON goes in search of some comforting, winter food and finds it in Manuka.
Wine columnist RICHARD CALVER looks at the effect of climate change on wine production.
Here’s a guide to quality training and conference spaces available here in Canberra that are suitable for any upcoming event.
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Accountant GAIL FREEMAN explains changes to superannuation for employers and employees after July 1.
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As the Socceroos prepare for a World Cup appearance, cartoonist PAUL DORIN'S getting ready, too.
Sport columnist SIMON ANDERSON discovers it doesn't help to be a friend when your're facing Blues prop Millie Boyle.
Why is lettuce so expensive? Costs have shot up, and won’t return to where they were, says FLAVIO MACAU.
Camellias are great go-to plants for Canberra gardens and tick all the boxes: evergreen, fragrant flowers in full bloom now and into spring, hedge of all sizes and tough once established, says gardening writer JACKIE WARBURTON.
Parents have to be innovative when it comes to saving money on petrol, says cartoonist PAUL DORIN.
