Folk festival begins international journey for budding star Monique Clare
Rising folk musician Monique Bartkowiak spent double for the flight to Canberra's National Folk Festival when she paid for a seat to carry her cello.
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Doug Dingwall
Doug Dingwall is a reporter for The Canberra Times
Canberra Now: Easter make-or-break for ATO, and white spot woes
Easter long weekend make-or-break for ATO, and white spot woes hits prawn industry.
Police urge public not to approach missing man
Police are seeking help to find missing man Matthew Nicholls, last seen in Phillip in early February.
DHS staff escalate pay fight with two weeks' strike action
Public servants at Centrelink, Medicare and Child Support will up the stakes in their long-running fight with the Department of Human Services over pay and conditions, starting two weeks of rolling strikes on Thursday.
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APVMA boss won't say if she'll relocate to Armidale, and Forrest reaches a new property record.
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A quarter of Canberra welfare recipients caught up in the government's controversial "robo-debt" program owed no money or had their debt reduced.
Canberra Now: Family's alleged knife threat, and unit rates hike
Accused Queanbeyan murderer's girlfriend charged with pulling out a knife on family, and unit rates to rise.
Girlfriend of alleged Queanbeyan murderer 'pulled knife on family'
The girlfriend of the 16-year-old boy accused of stabbing a Queanbeyan service station attendant to death pulled a knife on her family after being told not to eat ice cream, a court has heard.
CPSU survey reveals what DHS staff really think about 'robo-debt'
A survey has revealed the extent of misgivings among staff about the Department of Human Services' controversial "robodebt" program, showing a majority believe the agency has handled the fallout poorly.
Taxpayers slugged for office space, and APVMA slows down: News in 90 seconds
Taxpayers slugged for empty APS office space, and the pesticides authority's approvals drops ahead of its move to Armidale.
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