“We pitted a Canberra district rosé against one from SA. Both were pinot derived and from the 2018 vintage,” writes RICHARD CALVER, setting the scene for battle of the rosés.
UPDATE: Rose Marie Osburne has been located safe and well. A SEARCH has sparked after 12-year-old Rosemary (Rose) Osburne was last seen at the East Row bus interchange in Civic on Tuesday (July 3). Rose, who is described […]
“On went my hat of pretension as I cleaned my palate with water, alas no bread or crackers to ensure I started fresh with neutral flavours,” writes wine columnist RICHARD CALVER
KATE MEIKLE is called to the principal’s office to meet the new head of Canberra Girls Grammar School to discuss gender politics, sport, phones and all things girls
A NEW service being rolled out by the ACT government aims to keep older Canberrans out of hospital. The Geriatric Rapid Acute Care Evaluation (GRACE) Service provides care to unwell Canberrans in residential aged care […]
UNHAPPY Canberra taxi plate owners and drivers rallied outside of the Legislative Assembly today (February 19), where they demanded $76,000,000 from the ACT government. Chairman of ACT Taxi Plate Owners Association (ACTTPOA) Petar Ivanovski says ACT and interstate families […]
THE ACT government is making “big” legislative changes to the education system, according to Education Minister Yvette Berry. Following the “Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse” and the Glanfield Review, the ACT […]
IT’s not clear why Canberrans are spending significantly more on petrol than other parts of Australia, says Tara Cheyne who is the chair of a new committee investigating fuel prices. The ACT Legislative Assembly passed […]
