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Your guide to the National Multicultural Festival
What to see, do, drink and eat at the National Multicultural Festival.
What to see, do, drink and eat at the National Multicultural Festival.
If you have red hair, you're in luck.
The Gunghalin brothers that are used to getting in the driver's seat of Canberrans' cars.
Is this Beard Wars? Chief Minister Andrew Barr has accused former Liberal leader Jeremy Hanson of copying his hirsute look.
A night at the cricket, with a beer in hand, Andrew Barr tipped it back at the Bob Hawke stand.
There's a new exhibition landing in Canberra this March.
In the days of texting and social media, does the love letter still have a place?
Our pick of what to do in Canberra this weekend.
In search of what to do with the kids this summer? We have got you covered.
Two Canberra artists are going to Asia to develop their work and a Japanese artist is coming here as part of an exchange program.
Songs based on poems by Percy Bysshe Shelley, Lord Byron and Paul Verlaine feature in a recital by husband and wife duo Alan Hicks and Christina Wilson.
Pip Utton's one-man play about an actor playing Baroness Thatcher is an inventive, well-researched and thought-provoking piece of interactive theatre.
The brand new BOLD dance festival promises to be a unique mix of talks, workshops, performances and discoveries across some of our city's most iconic institutions.
The man sitting in the middle of Adelaide Avenue this week turned more than a few heads.
Crowds flock to Southern Cross Stadium in Tuggeranong to cheer on the Canberra Capitals as they take on Bendigo Spirit in round 18 of the WNBL.
Canberrans head to Canberra College in Phillip for a relaxing morning at the Southside Farmers Market.
A large group gathered for the Waitangi Day Reception at Albert Hall for a small taste of the New Zealand experience and culture.
Each year in January, Canberra sees an influx of new public servants and students starting new jobs, new courses, and essentially starting new lives.
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.
To round out the year, the Canberra Good Food team has put together a 'top 20 favourite restaurants' list. Here it is in alphabetical order.
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.
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So you'd like to get creative with cake, or finally learn to make bread.
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 Latin American stalwart has been given a makeover, including a new menu.
To round out the year, the Canberra Good Food team has put together a 'top 20 favourite restaurants' list. Here it is in alphabetical order.
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.
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
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Ross Farhadieh on why he loves Australia, his job and his wife.
One of Australia's great racing figures is on his way to Throughbred Park.
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