Scrambling climber likes a little shade
If there's a small area in the garden for a gentle, scrambling climber that likes a little shade, then the evergreen and native Macquarie vine is a terrific choice, says gardening writer JACKIE WARBURTON.
Lifestyle
All about life in Canberra
Living with a disability, or recovering from an injury, can be a challenge, but here CityNews showcases some of the passionate Canberra businesses who are here to offer support and guidance.
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“CityNews” gets in the swing of some of the Canberra region’s best music and dance activities on offer.
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Anya Taylor-Joy is the most beautiful woman in the world, according to science, after her facial features were analysed by the Greek Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi.
Wine
What women want from the wine industry
Wine writer RICHARD CALVER talks to Katherine Brown, of Brown Brothers, about what needs to happen to change the lot of women in the wine industry.
Sport
Cartoon / Olympic Dose of Dorin
Cartoonist PAUL DORIN thinks it might be worth alerting the kids to the Paris Olympics!
Lifestyle
Expo brings together hundreds of career pathways
The Canberra CareersXpo is back for another year, with a huge variety of inspiring possibilities. The CareersXpo will be held on August 7 and 8 at Exhibition Park.
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Rakkas invested time to change matters before greeting its first customer – comfy bench seating, soft features and lighting... But the food is the star of the show, writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON.
With World Hepatitis Day on July 28, the spotlight turns to raising awareness about hepatitis B and C – the two most prevalent blood-borne viruses in Canberra and worldwide, says Hepatitis ACT executive director SARAH AHMED.
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“We use an individualised approach to treatment planning and our psychologists have regular supervision to enhance best treatment outcomes for clients,” says clinical psychologist DANIELLE HOPKINS, of Ease Psychology.
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When it comes to jumping life's hurdles, we're all Olympians, says cartoonist PAUL DORIN.
Crab-apples are a popular tree to grow in our region and there are many to choose from, writes gardening columnist JACKIE WARBURTON.
"Uruguay has the right characteristics for the production of good quality wine as it is located between parallels 30 degrees and 35 degrees of south latitude, similar to the Hunter Valley," writes wine columnist RICHARD CALVER.
When the sun is out, Canberra is a walking mecca, says dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON, who discovers a humble cafe in a sanctuary of calm.
Class Constructions Canberra has carved out a reputation for high-end custom renovations and the creation of accessible-friendly homes and bathrooms, says director ANDREW HOOPER.
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The ATO has just set up a new regime for General Interest Charge remission requests. Chartered accountant GAIL FREEMAN explains the process…
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Women-only hiking trips are gaining popularity amid a recent internet debate showing many would prefer to encounter a bear rather than a man in a forest.
In a native garden there's always room for a casuarina. They range from large trees to ground covers, says gardening writer JACKIE WARBURTON.
The federal government has finally stepped up to help the struggling wine industry dealing with, among other things, the oversupply of red wine. But the largesse doesn't run to much of the Canberra Wine District, writes RICHARD CALVER.
