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Looking for somewhere new to eat this weekend? Cit

Looking for somewhere new to eat this weekend? CityNews can help!

Rosa’s is a newish, casual eatery and a welcome addition to the exciting revitalisation known as “The Lawns of the Lobby” in the National Triangle, writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON.

Rosa’s opens early for coffee and breakfast and runs through the afternoon seven days a week (hours vary, so check the website; we got caught once with Rosa’s being closed).

Rosa’s serves pastries, brekky rolls, sandwiches, panini, pizza and coffee to take away. Or choose to dine onsite, which is what we did. 🍕☕️🥪

To find out more about Wendy’s experience at Rosa’s, go to citynews.com.au

#canberra #canberradining #canberrafood #foodstagram

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics,

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, deaths from AIDS-related illnesses peaked in 1994, with 764 Australians dying.

Thirty years on, the community’s understanding about HIV and AIDS has dramatically changed and new antiviral treatments have seen numbers plummet.

But, for 2023 ACT Volunteer of the Year, iconic Canberra drag queen and AIDS advocate Richard Allen, it is important that those who lost their lives are remembered.

Read more about the AIDS Garden of Reflection at citynews.com.au

#canberra #aidsawareness #news #arboretum

“The ACT’s hospital system has been deprived o

“The ACT’s hospital system has been deprived of the necessary beds and staff. Scarcity of resources is adversely impacting every part of the system.” JON STANHOPE & KHALID AHMED revisit the state of public health.

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

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Unsustainable prices for grapes and an oversupply

Unsustainable prices for grapes and an oversupply of wine has led to a real hardship in the grape-growing sector, with some growers getting about 15 cents a bottle for red wine. So what did the industry get in the budget? “Nada, zilch, nothing,” says wine writer RICHARD CALVER.

There is real hardship in the grape-growing sector, something that Australian Grape and Wine (AGW) wanted the federal government to acknowledge and help to fix in the budget, he says.

What do you think? Head to citynews.com.au to read the full article, and then let us know in the comments whether you agree with Richard 🍷

#canberra #wine #news #budget

Enjoy a Sunday morning Dose of Dorin! #canberra

Enjoy a Sunday morning Dose of Dorin!

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