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The Canberra entrepreneurs bringing the party
Have you met CaraVan Morrison? He is new in town. You really must get acquainted.
Have you met CaraVan Morrison? He is new in town. You really must get acquainted.
A Canberra-based company is about to be decking out the nation's best hockey players in their green and gold garb.
They spend hours every week backflipping, and now the hard work has paid off for some of Canberra's most dedicated cheerleaders.
Created by Yash Radhakrishnan, Kusa flip flops have been a huge success overseas, and now Yash wants to get them on local feet.
Tennis is just part of a program helping young people from Canberra and as far as field as western NSW to get off drugs and alcohol.
Co-owner and head brewer at Bentspoke Brewing Co. Richard Watkins tells us his Canberra favourites.
Three artists worked with Tuggeranong Arts Centre on a program to paint a toilet block with Indigenous students.
What's on in Canberra's arts scene from December 9
It's one of the most joyful parts of Christmas - carols by candlelight.
Canberra could do with a few more commercial galleries, according to Susie and Martin Beaver.
The first time songstress Tina Arena visited the Palace of Versailles was in 2005 where she sang at Bob Geldof's Live 8 charity concert – it was 41 degrees and she was six months pregnant.
A darkly comic satire explores religious ideas through the devil at the Courtyard Theatre in Civic.
A moving portrait of a homeless man in Oklahoma wins National Portrait Gallery prize.
Form Studio and Gallery's varied exhibition features nine artists ranging across painting, glass, ceramics and installation.
Crowds flocked to Commonwealth Park for The Commons Street Feast, a street food and food truck festival.
Cricket fans had a ball as they gathered at Manuka Oval for the ODI match between Australia and New Zealand.
Canberrans sat courside to support the Canberra Capitals as they battled it out with the Melbourne Boomers at Southern Cross Stadium.
It has been a booming year for the restaurant and hospitality scene in Canberra - barely a week went by without a new venue springing up.
Canberra's 2015 vintage produced sensational reds. The quality – now in the glass for all to enjoy – justifies the superlatives sprinkled around like water at harvest time last year.
Canberra is full of bakeries with great bread and pastries. Here are some of the best on offer.
We've rounded up some of the best meal deals around town.
Here are some recommendations for our favourite child-friendly eating spots in Canberra.
Where to get a drink in Canberra? We've got the answer for every situation.
So you'd like to get creative with cake, or finally learn to make bread.
As chosen in the Fairfax Good Food Guide for 2015.
You know it's summer when you can sit in a tranquil garden and savour a refreshing drink and tasty food.
Chris Shanahan picks the best Canberra white wines of 2014.
Chris Shanahan picks 10 of the best Canberra red wines of 2014.
Where to get a lovely high tea in the ACT this spring and summer.
Some of our favourite cafes.
The top 5 best "secret" beaches on the NSW south coast.
This hidden restaurant is one Canberra secret that isn't well-kept.
You get the feeling that Ottoman refines a dish, gets it right, then sticks with it.
Kingston Foreshore stalwart 38 Espresso has had a makeover, and while they're still all about the coffee, there's a whole lot more to the cafe now.
It's goodbye to Me and Mrs Jones and hello to Jones & Co, a different beast altogether.
It's a healthy cafe chain with more than 25 venues across the country - and Canberra's finally getting one of its own.
Local hip-hop duo D'Opus and Roshambo have been a fixture of the Canberra music scene for more than a decade. Thomas McCoy caught up with the two performers, producer Ross Garrett (RG) and rapper Rowan Thomson (RT), at a Civic café to learn more about their creative journey.
For years, talented street artists have been quietly adding colour and vibrancy to city and
summer.The film and sound archive has a series of events planned for
The Griffin Centre is Canberra’s cultural and community hub and, since it opened in 1966, has become one of the city’s most valued institutions.
The Australian National Dictionary Centre has picked the word of the year and it tastes good
Don Abey, a retired journalist who had his memoirs stolen from his car, has had his possessions returned.
The Christmas Night Market Canberra at Realm Precinct, Barton on December 9, 2016.