NGA Contemporary art space to close
Another venture comes to an end in Canberra. But this one's different.
What's hot now
Kingston farmers market opens
The new Farmers and Foodies market brings meat, veg and more to the Kingston Foreshore.
Clydesdale makes world record attempt
Prince the gentle giant comes back from tragedy to lead world record attempt.
The guide to Canberra's bars
Where to get a drink in Canberra? We've got the answer for every situation.
A tale of two circuses
The Great Moscow Circus and Cirque Africa have much in common as well as plenty of differences.
Radio wars: Mix 106.3 ousts ABC 666
666 Canberra's tightfisted grip on the breakfast radio slot appears to be slipping.
How to make MultiCulti even better
The results are in - we want more food, more elbow room.
Plan your weekend
Long Weekender: What's on April 22-25
What's on around Canberra this Anzac Day weekend.
Where to eat after the Anzac Day service
What's open after the Dawn Service in Canberra.
What's on in Canberra's arts scene
What's on in Canberra's arts scene from April 22
Canberra People
Canberra student named Class Clown
Tales of feeling like a 'fake Asian' and the difficulties of learning to speak Chinese have earned Lauren Duong the title of funniest teen comedy act in the country.
Canberra mum a phonebook covergirl
Beverley is 'excited' by the honour. Even if it is her 'before' photo.
'I just lived my life': Mum of the year
ACT mum of the year says she no longer takes life for granted.
From an Afghan tip to Canberra
How a stray dog from a warzone dump changed a marine's life.
The 'magnificent' life of a Ranger
For Simon Stratford, not even cleaning toilets and collecting rubbish takes the gloss off working in the mountains.
Meet Canberra's Instagram stars
In the beginning, there was Instagram.
The Arts Scene
Catch Me If You Can ready for take-off
The story of Frank Abagnale jnr will have its Canberra premiere in May.
A tale of two circuses
The Great Moscow Circus and Cirque Africa have much in common as well as plenty of differences.
Grishin on critiquing art over 40 years
As Sasha Grishin enters his 40th year as an art critic in Canberra, he reflects on his journey and the art scene then and now.
154 sonnets and still-mysterious
Four hundred years after his death, an ambitious performance of all 154 of Shakespeare's sonnets brings us closer to the Bard.
Social Pictures
Mr Tim at the Tuggeranong Arts Centre
Crowds gathered at the Tuggeranong Arts Centre to see Mr Tim perform his children's rock music.
Miss Bette at The Q
Crowds gathered at The Q Theatre in Queanbeyan for the Morning Melody featuring Miss Bette.
Crowds at the War Memorial
Some of the faces in the crowd at the Australian War Memorial on Thursday, April 21.
The Canberra Guide
For Canberra kids
Here are some recommendations for our favourite child-friendly eating spots in Canberra.
Hidden beaches
The top 5 best "secret" beaches on the NSW south coast.
Six great high teas in Canberra
Where to get a lovely high tea in the ACT this spring and summer.
Our 10 best local white wines
Chris Shanahan picks the best Canberra white wines of 2014.
Our 10 best local reds of the year
Chris Shanahan picks 10 of the best Canberra red wines of 2014.
Best restaurants for 2015
As chosen in the Fairfax Good Food Guide for 2015.
Canberra's top 20 restaurants for 2014
We ate, we argued, we ate some more, and finally picked our top 20 restaurants in Canberra.
City's best beer gardens
You know it's summer when you can sit in a tranquil garden and savour a refreshing drink and tasty food.
Great Canberra cafes
Some of our favourite cafes.
Canberra weekender
Canberra Long Weekender: What's on April 22-25
What's on around Canberra this Anzac Day long weekend.
What's open for breakfast after the Dawn Service?
We've done all the hard work to find the cafes and restaurants that will be open for business this Anzac Day.
What's on in Canberra's arts scene
What's on in Canberra's arts scene from April 22
Life in our city
Hoyts the 'preferred operator' for Gungahlin cinema
Gungahlin could have its own cinema as soon as 2018.
Underground city
Sometimes you've got to scratch beyond the surface. Rachel Packham goes deeper underground to find out what lies beneath our city streets.
A life spent giving: Alan Jessop
Battling declining health, local hero and Salvos volunteer Alan Jessop bravely continues his mission of collecting funds for the needy.
In the City issue 24
Read the full edition of the latest In The City magazine on your computer, mobile or tablet.
Eating out
A French bistro that hits the high notes
There's a small touch of theatre at Les Bistronomes in Braddon
Betti Bravo's, a new spot on the Kingston foreshore
Food focus elevates this place a notch or two beyond your usual drinking hole.
Pialligo's Garden Pavilions has plenty of ambition
This new venture at Pialligo could well become a Canberra tourist icon.
The verdict: Chairman and Yip 2.0
Chairman fans will need to cross the bridge for a Tang's dumpling fix.
Latest Canberra Life
A very metal meeting
There had been lots of talk but it's finally happening – Canberra's Australia's Got Talent star Callum McPhie is going to meet Ozzy Osbourne on Saturday night.
Run, Ryan, run
Ryan went the slow way from Canberra to Melbourne. Here's why.
PE gets cool
Fashion heavyweights Pip Edwards and Claire Tregoning were in town on Thursday night to celebrate the first birthday of Braddon fashion boutique Rebel Muse.