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Review: ‘Liberal Arts’ (PG) *** and a half

“LIBERAL Arts”, Josh Radnor’s second feature as writer/director/lead actor, establishes him as an intelligent player in the cinema game in...

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Enjoy a Sunday morning Dose of Dorin! #canberra

Enjoy a Sunday morning Dose of Dorin!

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Goodwin Aged Care Services is celebrating its 70th

Goodwin Aged Care Services is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year, and to celebrate, they’ve written a book.

Titled Celebrating 70 Years of Goodwin, CEO Stephen Holmes says they’ve published a book that celebrates the Goodwin Aged Care Services anniversary and reflects the incredible community effort involved in creating Goodwin and serves as a testament to the Canberra community’s dedication to one another.

Stephen says Goodwin’s foundations have always been deeply rooted in the community, and despite its humble beginnings, it is now one of Australia’s most highly regarded providers of aged-care services.

Learn more about the history of Goodwin Aged Care Services and see more of the archival photos on our website citynews.com.au

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Myositis refers to a group of rare, incurable and

Myositis refers to a group of rare, incurable and progressive conditions that sees the body’s immune system turn against itself, destroying healthy muscle in the process.

According to the Myositis Association Australia (MAA), inclusion body myositis is the most common form of myositis, but there is also dermatomyositis, polymyositis, necrotizing myositis, antisynthetase syndrome and juvenile forms of myositis.

It is unknown what causes myositis, however the conditions are classified as autoimmune diseases because the person’s immune system is attacking their own tissue.

An extremely rare condition, it affects an estimated one in 100,000 Australians, including Val Dempsey, of Narrabundah, now Rivett, who has been living with myositis for more than two decades.

The 2022 Senior Australian of the Year, Dame of St John’s, former nurse and volunteer with St John’s Ambulance, Val hasn’t let myositis get in the way, but says it’s high time more people learnt about the condition.

You can learn more about Val’s story and myositis by reading the full article, at citynews.com.au

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Build apartments for families and they will come,

Build apartments for families and they will come, says columnist MIKE QUIRK. Existing stock is determined by one to two-bedroom apartments marketed to investors whose prime market is singles and childless couples who rent.

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

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By sheer coincidence, I reviewed the first product

By sheer coincidence, I reviewed the first production by Tempo Theatre for ABC radio’s 2CY in 1974 and it’s hard to believe that the venerable company is celebrating its 50th birthday this year., writes HELEN MUSA.

The birthday show will be a slap-up production of Mother and Son in a new and updated stage version written by Geoffrey Atherden and directed by long-time Tempo member Michael Weston.
In 1974 I remember having fun critiquing what was considered an edgy choice, the musical Bye-Bye Birdie.

I caught up with Tempo founder Joyce Macfarlane recently by phone, who told me how she and her staunch allies, musical director Rose Ianno and Charles Oliver, worked hard to form a society specifically to perform musicals that were “modern”.

Read the full article on our website citynews.com.au

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