Send food not flowers to new mums
Ebony-Maria Levy... “This is really just about one family cooking for another.” Photo by Andrew Finch
WHEN you’ve just had a baby, the last thing...
Grattan / David Hurley will be Australia’s new Governor-General
YESTERDAY (December 16) Scott Morrison announced that NSW Governor David Hurley will become Australia’s next Governor-General, succeeding Sir Peter Cosgrove.
The Prime Minister timed his...
My Summer / Liz Craven
World champion powerlifter LIZ CRAVEN just loves summer...
Shrinking migraine pain without drugs
The whole time TABITHA CARVAN is speaking to Prof Paul Martin, she feels she’s getting a headache. Should she see a doctor about it – or a psychologist?
My Summer / Brian Schmidt
ANU vice chancellor Prof BRIAN SCHMIDT’s summer means…
Ruth’s gifts to saying goodbye
WHEN Ruth Hutchinson’s mum died three years ago she wanted to find a way to have her mum, Jill, remembered forever.
“I needed to do...
Kambah party ends in sirens
A YOUNG person was treated by ACT Ambulance Service officers after being assaulted at a party in Kambah on Monday (December 17).
The young person was...
Black-belt champ gets a kick out of karate
THE odd combination of karate movies and “Beef Week” started Lawson man, Reece Cummings on a 19-year martial arts journey before earning a top...
When pollies want more crackers
ANYONE who thinks we pay local politicians too little – or too much – is invited to present a submission to the independent ACT...
Canberra’s politicians get a pay rise amid entitlement changes
THE ACT Remuneration Tribunal has determined that the denizens of the Legislative Assembly are in need of a pay rise.
The tribunal considered the Wage...
Review / Coward with a light, delicate touch
theatre
"Blithe Spirit"
By Noel Coward, directed by Kate Blackhurst
At Theatre 3 until December 6.
Reviewed by Helen Musa.
Modest Mr Reid and that first step on the moon
ROD HENSHAW talks to an author who has revealed that when it comes to that first step on the moon, "The Dish" wasn't the dish we thought it was.
Grattan / 2018, the year of governing badly
LOOKING back on the federal politics of 2018, voters can conclude they’ve been given a rough trot.
What’s been dubbed “the permanent election campaign” to...
Grattan / Political impasse stops protection for LGBT students passing
THE government’s bid to legislate this year to protect LGBT students from discrimination at religious schools has failed because of an impasse over the...
Review: “The Fire and the Rose”, Challenging, satisfying concert
“The Fire and the Rose” - Concert 23
Canberra International Music Festival
Llewellyn Hall – Saturday May 17
Reviewed by Bill Stephens
Belconnen burglary spree
ACT Policing is seeking witnesses to five aggravated burglaries in Weetangera, Hawker and Aranda on Saturday morning (1 August).
Between the hours of 2am and...
Trooping of the Colour coming up on Gallipoli Reach
THE Duntroon Corps of Staff Cadets, together with the Band of the Royal Military College, will be Trooping the Queen’s Colour in honour of...
Fyshwick burglary spree
ACT Policing is seeking witnesses to five burglaries in Fyshwick on Friday morning (March 27), believed to be related.
Between 5.30am and 6am on Friday...
Mawson robbery: do you know this man?
THE Caltex Woolworths petrol station in Mawson was the scene of an aggravated robbery last night (February 23).
At about 9.20pm, a man demanding money...
Bringing out the inner tigress
AS Canberra’s first Tigress Yoga teacher, Kelly Henderson says she wanted to bring the practice to women here to help them take time for...
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Withers’ guitar festival celebrates artful distancing
As countless musicians across the country sink between the waves of virus-related closures, Canberra classical guitarist Matt Withers is well and truly keeping afloat, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
