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Frank and Sylvia Canberra's answer to 'The Notebook'
"I don't know if I'll ever hold your hand again."
Bree Winchester is a senior life and entertainment reporter at The Canberra Times
"I don't know if I'll ever hold your hand again."
"Let's just say it's a modern song that girls my age and younger will definitely know," she said.
This is one way to introduce your five-year-old to the joys of vintage cabaret, burlesque and vaudeville.
It's the end of an era for Mr Hanna and his iconic fashion business, with the doors closing on the Bunda Street store at the end of July.
"We ask the girls, 'do you say and do things online that you would actually say and do in real-life?'"
Could a Canberran finally be crowned 'The Voice'?
"We love that it's Canberra's own Rockefeller Centre in New York and Hyde Park in London."
"Most clients do love her - she's a real conversation starter."
Canberra woman Zoe Featonby is every doctor's worst nightmare.
Former 'Blue Heelers' John Wood and Julie Nihill arrive in Queanbeyan on Thursday.
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