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Saturday, December 28, 2024

Entertainment

Thrills, chills and histories hit the stage in ‘The Woman in Black’

A story for the ages, The Woman in Black is set to thrill local audiences when it arrives at Canberra Theatre Centre on 9-14 July.

A Quiet Place: Day One (M) film review

In a hospice outside New York City, terminally ill cancer patient Samira (Lupita Nyong'o) begrudgingly joins a group of patients off to the Big Apple on the proviso she is able to get a New York slice.

Experience the magic of winter at Wonder in Glebe Park

An exciting wintertime event invites Canberra region locals to experience all the fun of the (smaller) snow field without having to leave the city, at Wonder in Glebe Park on 6-21 July. “We've...

What’s on around Canberra this weekend, 5-7 July

Winter magic is alive and well in the Canberra region this weekend, 5-7 July and CD has compiled a list of the best events on offer.

WIN! BIORÉ skincare essentials

CD has 10 prize packs made up of Bioré products, including: 2% BHA Toner, Charcoal Cleanser, Original Pore Strips, Ultra Pore Strips and Charcoal Pore Strips.

WIN! FitFlop Clogs

Thanks to FlipFlop, CD has one pair of the Shuv Leather Clogs available to give away.

Huge local line-up released for Canberra’s music festival, Stonefest

Local line-up released for Canberra’s Stonefest, returning to the University of Canberra Lawns Saturday 19 October.

Beauty, nature and science become one at National Archives

The Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize lands at the National Archives of Australia with locals invited to experience the wonders of nature.

Book talk: three thrilling reads

This week, Michael Popple highlights three thrilling reads by world famous authors. You can find more of Michael’s book reviews on his blog: unseenlibrary.com.

The Promised Land (MA15+) film review

Luke McWilliams give this historical drama a perfect 5 stars rating.

Canberra has the only priceless Gauguin art in Australia

There is not one single piece of Gauguin artwork in Australia and that is one good reason to go to the latest blockbuster exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia, Gaugin’s World: Tona Iho, Tona Ao.

Canberra horror creators set to ‘Break a Leg’ with new film

Canberra creatives are once again proving that the local film industry is alive and well with the production of the new film Break A Leg.

What’s on around Canberra in July 2024

Canberra transforms into a winter wonderland in July and CW we has the list of the best events to keep you warm and entertained.

Science and art collide at National Archives exhibition

Experience the intersection between art and science at the Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize, now showing at National Archives of Australia.

WIN! Manly Spirits Co. gin

CD has 2 x Fairy Bower Gin and 1 x Bronte Baths Gin 700ml bottles to give away to three winners.

WIN! Star Wars Electronic Lightsaber

Three CD readers will win two Lightsabers (valued at $39 each).

WIN! Winter reading book pack

HQ Fiction has four winter reading book packs to giveaway. The pack includes the new book by Stella Quinn Down the Track and Among the Grey Gums by Paula Beavan

Matthew Perry’s drug death ‘could spark charges’

As investigations continue into the death of Matthew Perry, a police source says several people might be charged over the shock overdose of the Friends star.

What’s on around Canberra this weekend, 28-30 June

We are well and truly in a Canberra winter this weekend, 28-30 June and CD has a list of events to keep you busy and cosy.

Game Review: Princess Peach: Showtime! (PG)

Not needing a hero or small man in a colourful hat to rescue her, this one is all about Princess Peach stepping into the spotlight to save the day. Despite featuring in more...

Canberra ghost stories come to life in Tales From the Other Side

CD is on a mission to uncover the truth about paranormal activity in our fine capital city, starting with a ghost tour from a local.

Inside Out 2 (PG) film review

Two years on from Inside Out (2015), 13-year-old Riley is about to enter high school. Her emotions, Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger and Disgust, have created Riley's 'Sense of Self' which houses only good memories and feelings.

Canberra Symphony Orchestra’s ‘Messiah’ a triumph

Canberra crowds are notoriously tough critics, so it was no small feat for the Canberra Symphony Orchestra to elicit a well-deserved standing ovation from the majority at last night's special presentation of Handel's Messiah.

Staycation: A night at Nishi where art meets luxury

An escape without having to leave the city, Ovolo Nishi offers its guests an experience of luxury within an artist's dream.

Tony Armstrong’s Extra-Ordinary Things opens at the National Museum

A vintage ute, a novelty cheque, a prestigious boxing trophy, and a memorable letter from former Prime Minister Bob Hawke are just a few of the seemingly ordinary items on display in the new exhibition inspired by the ABC television series "Tony Armstrong’s Extra-Ordinary Things," now open at the National Museum of Australia (NMA).

School holiday activity guide winter 2024

If you’re looking for great ways to entertain the family these school holidays, check out what our advertisers in this special feature have to offer.

WIN! Pilot FriXion Pens pencil case

CD has three sets of Pilot Pens pencil cases (valued at $119.50 each) to be won.

WIN! Relatable party card games

CD has two prize packs consisting of all four games (valued at $160 each prize pack) to give away.

What’s on around Canberra this weekend, 21- 23 June

Keep warm and content with some of the great activities happening around the Canberra region this weekend, 21-23 June.

Getaway: Moonshine Cottage, time to unwind in Tumbarumba

An easy three-hour jaunt from Canberra and you are on the doorstep of Moonshine Cottage in the leafy township of Tumbarumba.
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