Ten things to do in Canberra this week (18 – 24 June)
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Ten things to do in Canberra this week (18 – 24 June)

Lottie Twyford 17 June 2021
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Australia's first sleepbus an emergency safety net for homeless women

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How your EV will stabilise the grid and power your home

whatwik - 38 minutes ago
There's certainly a nuclear reaction from the usual suspects here any time renewables are mentioned. View
Futureproof - 1 hour ago
Nuclear - the Greens say no New hydro dams - the Greens say no Windfarms in remote areas - Bob Brown says no... View
nobody - 2 hours ago
According to the World Nuclear Association, in April 2020 there were 440 operating nuclear power reactors around the world, 5... View
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Brave Canberrans bared all for Lifeline's Winter Solstice Nude Charity Swim

whatwik - 43 minutes ago
Hope they were able to find their own towel (not to mention undies) more easily than this lot - https://www.abc.net.au/news/2... View
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See the Canberra suburbs in the million-dollar club

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Bike group backs Greens move for tougher laws on collisions

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I ride my bike around LBG every weekend. Often I have to pull off to the left when the lycra crowd are riding two abreast, ba... View
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Courts & Crime 0

Prison bashing leaves inmate with "shoeprints on his face"

GRAPHIC CONTENT: Some readers may find this court report highly disturbing. A prisoner at Canberra's jail was bashed so badly by...
Property 26

See the Canberra suburbs in the million-dollar club

Seventeen new ACT suburbs have soared into the million-dollar club this year as Canberra's runaway housing market reaches unprecedented heights....
Community 45

The Air Disaster Memorial has a dark history with vehicles

It's 10:00 pm one night in the year 2000, and Casie and her three friends have pulled into a small...
Opinion 137

Are landowners hogging too much space in Canberra?

Not that long ago, my partner and I were part of the teeming masses of young people trying to get...
Courts & Crime 0

Man facing sexual assault trial allegedly told woman 'it's not rape if you enjoy it'

UPDATED: A not guilty verdict was recorded by the jury in this matter. JUNE 16: A man allegedly continued to have...
Property 0

No expense spared in builder's own dream family home

No expense has been spared in this one-year-old five-bedroom home, designed and constructed by a builder for his own modern...
Lifestyle 0

Third major lottery winner remains a mystery

Was one of your workmates a mystery no-show at work this morning? They may have had a very good reason....
News 19

Tributes for Nigel Harris flow after Finke Desert Race tragedy

Tributes have begun to flow for a Canberra man killed when a vehicle competing in the Tatts Finke Desert Race...
Community 8

Iconic Frugii announces closure: 'cannot continue without our beloved John'

Frugii Dessert Laboratory is shutting its doors at the end of the month after the death of ice cream magician...
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Ten things to do in Canberra this week (18 - 24 June)

We have to wait more than 100 days until we get our next public holiday, but we're still in for...
*Results are based on activity within last 7 days

News 151

Bike group backs Greens move for tougher laws on collisions

Motorists involved in collisions with vulnerable road users may face a specific charge and much stiffer penalties if convicted under...
Opinion 137

Are landowners hogging too much space in Canberra?

Not that long ago, my partner and I were part of the teeming masses of young people trying to get...
Community 45

The Air Disaster Memorial has a dark history with vehicles

It's 10:00 pm one night in the year 2000, and Casie and her three friends have pulled into a small...
Community 48

Australia's first sleepbus an emergency safety net for homeless women

Sitting on a bunk bed in Australia's first sleepbus for women - before a single homeless woman, her children and maybe...
Food & Wine 29

The Institutions: Happy’s Chinese Restaurant, the underground restaurant dishing up tasty Chinese food since 1962

Have you seen the bright red and yellow ‘Happy’s Restaurant’ sign in Garema Place? It’s hard to miss. Go inside...
News 47

Focus on the ACT, not the United Nations, Liberals tell government

The Canberra Liberals have lambasted the ACT Government for focusing on issues that don't affect Canberrans and trying to turn...
Property 26

See the Canberra suburbs in the million-dollar club

Seventeen new ACT suburbs have soared into the million-dollar club this year as Canberra's runaway housing market reaches unprecedented heights....
Community 25

Street forestry program gives suburbs the chance to turn a new leaf

More than 1000 Canberrans across six suburbs have been given the chance to change the look of their streets as...
News 20

What do you think about a four-day workweek? This Committee wants to know

After being stood down from her job in 2020 due to the pandemic, Hannah had the chance to re-evaluate her...
News 20

How your EV will stabilise the grid and power your home

It's so much more than a car. That's the promise electric vehicles hold for households, businesses and the electricity grid....

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