Some Canberra businesses who have been affected by the oncoming construction of Stage 2A from Alinga Street to Commonwealth Park, have been calling on the ACT Government for financial support to help stay afloat.Continue readingChris Steel on light rail disruption and its effect on local businesses
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Sweigz is a local Canberra artist who mixes the styles of cartoon and the grungy elements of alternative art to create a unique and engaging piece that everyone will get something out of.Continue readingSweigz means unique art
Viva Italia turned the National Museum into a buzzing Italian street party, with sunset views, endless food, live music and a laid-back crowd. It wasn’t just about celebrating Italy, it was about bringing people together for a night that felt easy, welcoming, and a little bit magic.Continue readingViva Italia: a slice of Italy by the lake
At just nineteen-years-old, Will Roche is running as the Liberal Party’s candidate for the seat of Canberra. If elected, he would become the youngest MP in Australian history, surpassing Wyatt Roy’s record by a year. With a passion for his hometown and a desire to improve his community, he stepped into the world of Australian politics with one clear goal: giving a voice to young Canberrans.Continue readingShaping the capital: Will Roche’s vision for Canberra
Though Rebecca Zivkovic is not a sceptic when it comes to all things “woo-woo”, she’s certainly a novice. Luckily, attending the Canberra Psychic Fair was like taking a Spirituality 101 crash course.Continue readingFinding clarity and connection at the Canberra Psychic Fair
Canberra music fans flocked to the UC Hub and courtyard on March 22 to experience FUNLAND, a once-in-a-lifetime celebration of local Canberra music. Local talent was the highlight of the festival with the stacked lineup boasting some big names.Continue readingFUNLAND: a quintessential Canberra experience
Most Canberrans can remember finding a blue tongue lizard in their backyard, or holding a snake at their primary school fete. But who are the people who look after these native animals?Continue readingSlithering into the world of reptiles
Growing up in the small country town of Molong , NSW, Lily Bone’s pathway to professional rugby was anything but easy. With limited access to girls’ competitions and long travel hours to Sydney and Canberra, her rise through the ranks has been defined by grit, determination, and community support.Continue readingFrom Molong to the Brumbies: Lily Bone’s journey in women’s rugby
The Balloon Spectacular 2025 in Canberra, held from March 15 to 23, captivated over 42,000 attendees with vibrant hot air balloons of various designs. Separating from the Enlighten festival allowed for a more immersive experience. Continue readingCanberra Balloon Spectacular soars solo in 2025
Aren’t dogs amazing? They’re cute, they’re cuddly, and they’re playful. It’s no surprise they’re called “man’s best friend”. But the best thing about them isn’t that human and animal bond, it’s the bond they can help create amongst other humans.Continue readingThe 2025 Canberra UpDog Series: a showcase of community and ‘man’s best friend’