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QUIZ: What was the Australia Card? Plus 9 other questions
Canberra · Canberra

QUIZ: What was the Australia Card? Plus 9 other questions

What was the Australia Card? And how well do you know signs around Canberra? Hit the Take the Quiz button below to start (and remember to share your score in the comments).See the Story
Canberra leads way in making short-staffed construction industry more attractive for women
Canberra · Canberra

Canberra leads way in making short-staffed construction industry more attractive for women

Infrastructure ACT is not waiting for proposed requirements to make construction sites more people friendly, particularly for women, to whom the industry is looking to fill a growing workforce shortage. Director-general and chief engineer Gillian Geraghty told the Property Council’s Construction Outlook event on Wednesday (2 April) that iACT was already a few months into […]See the Story
Braddon courtyard home provides privacy in the heart of Canberra
Canberra · Canberra

Braddon courtyard home provides privacy in the heart of Canberra

Tucked away on a quiet street, with a timeless design and a flexible floorplan, 3/37 Ipima Street in Braddon is a long-held four-bedroom, two-bathroom home cherished by the same owner since it was bought off-the-plan more than 20 years ago. Taking a look inside, it’s easy to see why. Ideal for a downsizer, young couple […]Read Article

Car dealers say fuel excise cut not enough, it's time for a 'root and branch review' of all car taxes

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has promised to halve the fuel excise for one year to save the average motorist about…Peter Dutton · CanberraSee the Story

There's more to dying with dignity than euthanasia: palliative care is in crisis across regional Australia

We lost Mum two weeks ago. She was 93 and lived a long, rich life on the family farm before moving to an aged care facility in town as her memory faded. She’d always been healthy. She ate well, gardened and walked everywhere and, ironically, at the end, had nothing to take her away except […]Euthanasia · AustraliaSee the Story

The Garden at Dickson to close after 49 years as hard times take their toll

The Garden at Dickson survived the drought and COVID-19, but tough business conditions will see the nursery and florist close on 4 May, just short of its half-century. The site is also going to be redeveloped by the part-owner, The Tradies, but that has nothing to do with the decision to shutter the business, co-owner […]Drought · CanberraRead Article

Bank said 'No' to a loan? It's not over till you speak to a broker

When Arman Yazarloo first met the person who would soon become a new client, they had simply come seeking clarity on a puzzle. “They wanted a loan for an investment property, and had always intended to go to their own bank,” he says. “Having already secured one home loan from that bank, they were a […]Canberra · CanberraRead Article

Judge ‘persuaded to take a chance’ on man who groomed 'child' online

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A JUDGE has been persuaded to ‘take a chance’ on a prolific Barrow offender who believed he was sexually communicating with a 14-year-old girl.See the Story

Are Tariffs the End of the Australian-U.S. Friendship?

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Politicians of all stripes are tripping over each other to bash the U.S. trade war.Peter Dutton · AustraliaSee the Story

Labor’s huge $1 billion wages claim

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New data from a Labor-aligned think tank is being wielded to argue one of the party’s key wage policies is already working better than expected.Oceania · CanberraSee the Story

Alleged hatchet-carrying robber charged over Canberra Centre incident

A woman is accused of carrying an axe or hatchet while committing a robbery at the Canberra Centre last week, during which she allegedly stole socks. Trudy Pearl Murray, 30, was charged with one count of aggravated robbery when she faced the ACT Magistrates Court on Wednesday (2 April). She did not apply for bail […]Canberra · CanberraRead Article

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