"One day there were trees, soon there were piles of stumps and trashed branches, then woodchip and before anyone had time to react, all was gone". Columnist PAUL COSTIGAN laments the sudden loss of 160 heritage trees at Albert Hall.
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A 19-YEAR-OLD ARTIST from Sydney has won the ASOC Best in Show award, it was…
Music “A Passion for Peace,” composer–librettist Glenda Cloughley, conductor Johanna McBride, for A Chorus of Women and the Festival for Peace, at Albert Hall. Repeat performances at 7.30pm Thursday, April 30 and Saturday, May 2. Ticket information at chorusofwomen.org Reviewed by Helen Musa
THE Scandinavian Australian Association is putting on a Christmas Bazaar in the Albert Hall this…
ASOC, the Artists’ Society of Canberra was founded in 1927 and tonight’s its annual night…
IF readers are intending to be at the Colonial Ball is being held on Saturday,…
LAST week, delegates from across Australia, the United States and the Asia-Pacific region gathered in…
ALBERT Hall and Yarralumla Woolshed are now more easily available for events such as weddings,…
THERE will be stylish corporate wear and accessories galore at the Farage clearance sale at…
By Clinton White NZ claimed top honours in this year’s National Operatic Aria Final, held…
