In the realm of endurance sports, the Bravehearts 777 stands as a true test of physical and mental strength: seven marathons, in seven consecutive days, across seven states. For 26-year-old Canberran, Kait Primrose (‘KP’), the journey towards participating in this gruelling event was a transformative one.

On Saturday 10 June, local charity Good Omen Goodeze invites Canberrans to a “crafting conversation” as part of World Knit in Public Day - the largest knitter run event in the world. Bring your unfinished project (or just yourself, they will supply the materials) to the ground floor of the Belconnen Mall, outside the Reject Shop, between 10am and 3pm.

Tomorrow, Friday 2 June, is National Donut Day – or is it ‘Doughnut’ Day? The first National Donut Day was celebrated by The Salvation Army in Chicago, 1938, to honour their members, 'The Donut Lassie'. In 1917, eleven female officers served donuts to soldiers during WWI, bringing sweetness and smiles to the battlefield.

This award-winning property truly offers the romance of a summer home.

The Vinnies CEO Sleepout has raised a few eyebrows over the years, along with the millions of dollars for homelessness support services. Christine Shaw, of Blackshaw Manuka, “throws down the gauntlet” for naysayers to take part. One night, she says, is all it will take to change the way you think about homelessness.

Winter is officially here! Apple pie is good for the soul at any time of year, but especially now, when it’s hard to resist hauling into hibernation. Add some extra indulgence (as a reward for staying warm) with a dark choc crumble.

From Friday 26 May to Sunday 28 May between 2pm and 5pm, restaurants and eateries all over Canberra are partnering with DoorDash to offer $1 menu items for this weekend only.

With six double size bedrooms, sprawling living spaces, and a fully fenced 5,407m2 block, ‘spacious’ doesn’t begin to describe this family home.

World Environment Day, 5 June, reminds us that shopping and supporting locals is another way to live sustainably. Buying ‘Canberra-made’ is the bread and butter of these four establishments.

CW’s Anja de Rozario caught up with acclaimed paint guru and inventor of Chalk Paint, Annie Sloan, who shares her top tips for your first restoration project – straight from the mouth of the master.

With school back and the cost of groceries on the rise, who couldn’t use some quick, easy and, most importantly, tasty recipes in their back pocket?

An op shop about to celebrate its one-year anniversary at its Franklin Street location helps Canberrans become their best dressed selves.