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Corporate Lorcan thrives of doing good

AFTER nearly 30 years in senior management, CEO of Communities@Work Lorcan Murphy, 47, is doing all the things he loves,...

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New members join the Business Chamber

THE Canberra Business Chamber has announced new board members following the retirement of three "well-served"…

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Soprano Sonia Anfiloff is the new artistic directo

Soprano Sonia Anfiloff is the new artistic director of National Opera, replacing Peter Coleman-Wright, who left, disaffected, last year.

Anfiloff, a dramatic soprano and a masters graduate of the ANU School of Music who first burst on the opera scene as Dido in Caroline Stacey’s Dido and Aeneas at The Street Theatre back in 2010, is also head of choirs at Canberra Girls Grammar School and voice teacher and examiner at the School of Music.

After graduating and receiving the Kornfeld Scholarship, she spent nine years in Vienna, returning in 2020 to Canberra, where she was born and bred, with her daughter Odette.

To learn about Sonia and her dreams, please visit our website at citynews.com.au or visit the link in our bio! 🎶🎵

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"A key element of rebuilding trust in government a

"A key element of rebuilding trust in government authority is to take the evidence, and communications on that evidence, out of the hands of politicians." MICHAEL MOORE reflects on how trust was a casualty in the fight against covid.

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There is something about a performance by top-clas

There is something about a performance by top-class musicians who’ve played together for decades, says reviewer MICHAEL WILSON.

There’s no fuss: no apprehension about what other players might do in the moment. So it was for the final concert of the Selby & Friends season, when Kathryn Selby (piano) was joined by Julian Smiles (cello) and Dimity Hall (violin) for a varied and challenging program of piano trios connecting Germany, France, Spain and Latvia.

In this intimate venue, each musician introduced pieces in their personal styles. Like any good host, Selby made sure her guests shone throughout, even at times where the piano line dominated. Fresh from their farewell tour as one half of the Goldner String Quartet, Hall and Smiles blended seamlessly when that was required, and emphasised discordance when called for, especially in the program’s title work by Latvian composer Pēteris Vasks.

To read on about Lonely Angel's magical performance, please visit our website at citynews.com.au or visit the link in our bio! 🎶🎵

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The trophies were about to be given out at the pre

The trophies were about to be given out at the prestigious annual riesling event that Canberra hosts says wine writer, Richard Calver.

It was a rainy evening and the 23rd International Canberra Riesling Challenge Awards were held at the Hotel Realm where I scored an invitation.

As usual there was a mammoth task visited on the judges, having to taste and grade 326 Rieslings from 140 wineries across five countries, Australia, France, Germany, NZ and the US.

To read more about the International Canberra Riesling Challenge Awards, visit our website at citynews.com.au or visit the link in our bio!

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As the Canberra Riding Club’s Pony Club celebrat

As the Canberra Riding Club’s Pony Club celebrates 65 years, its future in Lyneham is in doubt as the ACT government eyes housing development around the racecourse precinct.

One of the oldest of 14 pony clubs around Canberra, the club says it is facing “an onslaught of existential crises, from rising lease rates to potential land redevelopment, which cast a shadow on [its] future.”

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