Fern favourites from the dark side
Gardening writer JACKIE WARBURTON is busy with ferns and fertilisers this week...
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Dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON is champing at the bit to get back to a "real restaurant" but was thrilled with this eat-at-home option.
Whether it’s renovating a home to get the best out of a sale, adding some designer furniture, working on the bathroom, kitchen or anything in between, “CityNews” speaks to some of Canberra’s most passionate home-improvement experts.
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Sorting out superannuation options is not for the faint hearted as GAIL FREEMAN'S client discovered. This is a sponsored post.
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Time to dust off the foam roller, says chiro Jaimi
Chiropractor JAIMI PARR says its time to dust off your foam roller and start to loosen up the back, hamstring and hip flexor muscles.This is a sponsored post.
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Rats, there go the lemons and it’s not the possums
Gardening writer JACKIE WARBURTON noticed a lemon problem, blamed the possums but really it was rats!
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Family lawyers build trust with clients
The experienced team at Infinity Legal recognise that family law happens across all genders, backgrounds, religions and language groups and have built that ethos into their practice. This is a sponsored post.
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Director of Capon and Hubert Lawyers and Mediators Ken Hubert strives to find alternative, positive means of resolving family matters, rather than going to court. This is a sponsored post.
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Balance Family Law is bringing a "collaborative" approach to divorce and separations by helping people work together to achieve positive outcomes. This is a sponsored post.
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It's anyone’s guess just how many takeaway pizzas have been ordered during lockdown. It’s also anyone’s guess just how many places in Canberra are dishing up takeaway pizzas. Dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON tests out a couple of those places.
"I’ve not come across anybody with one unattached lobe and one attached lobe, but of course it’s hard to check without attracting attention and seeming a bit weird," writes "Whimsy" columnist CLIVE WILLIAMS.
"Yesterdays" columnist NICHOLE OVERALL looks back at some of sedate Canberra's pagan days.
KRISTIN NARAGON-GAINEY explains why you might feel anxious about returning to "normal" after lockdown and gives tips on how to cope.
With longer days and daylight saving upon us, gardening writer JACKIE WARBURTON says there's more time to spend in the garden after work and to cook (and eat) outdoors.
Excavations on the site of Queanbeyan’s planned Civic and Cultural Precinct have uncovered a well potentially dating as far back as the 1800s, opening up new questions about the heritage status of the location.
Dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON finds a lot to love about this takeaway meal...
"Complex and interesting, this wine gave my bland, midweek vegetarian risotto a lift and I lamented that a quarter of the bottle had ended up in the cooking," writes wine columnist RICHARD CALVER.
In the lead up to World Arthritis Day, it’s a timely reminder for people to get help with their osteoarthritis. This is a sponsored post.
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World Arthritis Day is on October 12 and Arthritis ACT wants to help break the stigma around the degenerative condition that affects millions of Australians. This is a sponsored post.
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