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Turkey faces wildfires amid fears for Anzac war graves

A wildfire raging on the Gallipoli Peninsula has raised Australian fears it could damage "sacred" Anzac graves, while Turkey says the blaze is under control.

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Ballyhoo is lively, fun and fiery with its combo o

Ballyhoo is lively, fun and fiery with its combo of South American and Mediterranean flavours that pack a punch and have your taste buds dancing from the first bite, writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON.

The latest edition to the Parliamentary Triangle on The Lawns of the Lobby, Ballyhoo sits proudly beside a casual garden bar and takeaway Rosa’s, and the fine-dining Japanese restaurant Koto.

It is designed to complement, not compete and it does so with a lively menu created by executive chef Dave Young (from award-winning Temporada).

Read the full story on our website citynews.com.au and let us know in the comments if you have ever been to Ballyhoo! If so, what was your favourite dish? 🍽

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In a dramatic leap from winter to spring, Canberra

In a dramatic leap from winter to spring, Canberra Writers Festival launches into its ninth year with an emphasis on passion.

Beejay Silcox, director of the festival for the second year, is certain the new springtime programming will bring about a huge change, which means Canberrans will be the first readers in the country to get access to new books.

Read the full story on our website citynews.com.au and let us know in the comments if you'll be attending this year's Writer's Festival! 📚 🖊

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Delving into the family history can seem daunting,

Delving into the family history can seem daunting, especially if there are skeletons in the closet, but this didn’t deter retired senior public servant Greg Fraser, who for the last 20 years has been researching his family’s history.

During his research, Greg says he came across six family members who had served in the military, and was so intrigued, he decided to collate their individual stories into a self-published book, titled For King and Country.

Read the full story on our website citynews.com.au and let us know in the comments if you have ever looked into your own family history! 👪📚

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"If being terrible at something makes you happy, t

"If being terrible at something makes you happy, that’s great. But if somebody cares about you, they’ll ask you to get a lesson. Or give you the advice that takes courage to give," writes Kindness columnist ANTONIO DI DIO.

Pick up your copy of this week’s magazine from around Canberra, or visit citynews.com.au for more!

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Historian Barry York has recently recorded his 500

Historian Barry York has recently recorded his 500th oral history interview.

It was the story of a German man who had migrated to Australia during the COVID-19 pandemic and spent weeks in the Howard Springs quarantine facility in the NT.

Many of Barry’s interviews over the past 40 years have been on the topic of migration, a trend influenced by his own experience and stories from his uncle Joe, who had migrated from Malta in 1924 and had sponsored Barry and his parents to come to Australia in 1954.

Read the full story on our website citynews.com.au and let us know in the comments if you have ever recorded your family's oral history!

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