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Six romantic, rustic or luxurious 'glamping' adventures within three hours of Canberra

Australia’s love for the outdoors is being reflected in a growing trend towards ‘glamping’ or luxury camping with Canberrans joining...
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Excited Canberrans welcome 'the day Canberra grows up'

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The devastating consequences of the spread of European Wasps have been sharply brought into focus by a swarm attack on...
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Five of the six new restaurants in the new Woden dining precinct were unveiled on Thursday (18 April) with crowds...
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Days after launch, light rail vehicle 'reboots' on tracks after stalling

Days after its launch, Canberra's light rail vehicles are experiencing an array of teething issues, with one trip taking an extra...
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Police call for witnesses after two-vehicle crash this morning

A motorcyclist is in a critical condition after a two-vehicle crash this morning (24 April). Around 7:50 am, emergency services...
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Police investigating death of motorcyclist at Wee Jasper

A 52-year-old man has lost his life in a motorcycle crash south of Yass. At about 3:45 pm yesterday (April 24),...
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Construction begins on $2.3 million upgrades to Kambah Village

The ACT Government's $2.3 million redevelopment of the Kambah Village is underway, which will see the installation of a range of...
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ACT Policing is seeking witnesses to aggravated robberies in walkways in Charnwood on Tuesday, 16 April and Thursday, 18 April. About...
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Key numbers and milestones to remember ahead of light rail launch

It has been a 1,092-day wait but the first stage of Canberra's light rail will be ready this Saturday morning...
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Days after launch, light rail vehicle 'reboots' on tracks after stalling

Days after its launch, Canberra's light rail vehicles are experiencing an array of teething issues, with one trip taking an extra...
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Excited Canberrans welcome 'the day Canberra grows up'

"It's so smooth!" "It's very quiet isn't it?" "It's going faster than expected!" These exclamations might not have described the...
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When will we recognise Australia's frontier wars as part of our war history?

ANZAC Day is a solemn day for Australians. As the Nation’s capital, Canberra is an important stage to reflect on...
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European Wasps sting Braidwood girl 200 times

The devastating consequences of the spread of European Wasps have been sharply brought into focus by a swarm attack on...
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Six romantic, rustic or luxurious 'glamping' adventures within three hours of Canberra

Australia’s love for the outdoors is being reflected in a growing trend towards ‘glamping’ or luxury camping with Canberrans joining...
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No more roaming window washers on Northbourne Avenue due to light rail

Roaming car window washers are no longer allowed to ply their trade at major intersections along Northbourne Avenue due to the...
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Herds for Hire munch war on weeds from Merimbula to Lake Burley Griffin

Two Northern Hemisphere natives are doing battle in Southern NSW and the ACT and the good guys are winning. Goats...
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Keep EPIC as a place for the people, not yet another apartment precinct

There is no doubt the National Folk Festival is a hit, with the thousands of visitors it brings to Canberra...
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Construction begins on $2.3 million upgrades to Kambah Village

The ACT Government's $2.3 million redevelopment of the Kambah Village is underway, which will see the installation of a range of...

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