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How you were poisoned with aluminium and what you can do

Aluminium (‘aluminum’ in North America) - what is it good for? Absolutely nothing when it comes to your body.

How the federal government’s misinformation bill might impede freedom of speech

The federal government’s proposed legislation on misinformation and disinformation has passed the House of Representatives, but faces a rocky time in the Senate.

Narrabundah peacocks turn movie stars

Narrabundah’s resident peafowls are strutting the red carpet this Wednesday at Dendy, premiering on the big screen at the Canberra Short Film Festival.

Click go the shears girls

A local Yass woman is setting an eight-hour world record in sheep shearing this Saturday, but even more impressive is that there’s no record to break – Nikki Lyons is the first Australian woman to ever attempt it.

Car fire on Gungahlin Drive near GIO Stadium

A car caught fire earlier today on Gungahlin Drive near GIO Stadium in Bruce, but the fire has since been extinguished.

Pet of the Week: Princess Thomasina the cat

A beautiful rescue cat, Thomasina is a sweet addition to the family.

Bite into a Big Mac for charity that helps families

If you buy a Big Mac at McDonalds on Saturday 16 November, you will be helping families assisted by Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) in Canberra.

Collaboration key to piecing charities together

Goodies Junction and Roundabout Canberra have teamed up for the 2025 annual Giant Charity LEGO Sale.

Sam Mostyn’s first Remembrance Day as governor-general

Governor-General of Australia, Sam Mostyn, has commemorated her first Remembrance Day since stepping into the role in July 2024.

Cyber security reform proposing mandatory standards for smart devices

Cyber security has become a serious concern, as the world keeps moving further into the digital age. The risk of cyber security breaches and occurrences of cyber crime in Australia is on the rise.

Has the door closed on blogging as a viable career path?

The proliferation of the internet over the past several decades has brought with it an absolute cornucopia of opportunities for those who want to expand their horizons and use their skills in unique ways.

WordPress, WP Engine, and you: Untangling the web

For many of us, the mechanisms behind how the online ecosystems we use every day actually work are something we gloss over.

‘I needed to’: cop’s defence to tasering elderly woman

A senior constable had a sworn duty to taser a knife-wielding 95-year-old woman in an aged-care home to prevent a violent confrontation, a jury has been told.

Remembrance Day: nation commemorates ultimate sacrifice

The Opera House sails were illuminated with poppies at dawn as Australians around the nation prepare to pause for a minute's silence on Remembrance Day at 11am.

Young man dies in single-vehicle crash in Curtin

A 26-year-old man has passed away following a single-vehicle crash in Curtin early this morning.

Wallabies launch Suaalii era with glorious England win

Australia have won a thrilling Test 42-37 against England, Max Jorgensen scoring a last-gasp try while debutant Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii was man of the match.

Workplace culture at Parliament House has ‘a way to go’

Thirty cases of sexual assault or sexual harassment have been lodged with Parliament House's workplace support service in just nine months.

Self-compassion and body image – tools for loving the skin you’re in

A positive body image is when we appreciate and are respectful towards our bodies regardless of their appearance.

The only chocolate-chip cookie recipe you’ll ever need

These cookies are chewy and crisp, overloaded with chocolate and downright luxe. Start these a day ahead to give the dough time to rest.

Man in custody after teenager’s body found in bushland

A 32-year-old man who presented himself at a police station has been arrested, police say, after the body of a teenager was found in bushland.

Canberra to Korea, local teen takes home prestigious Hapkido belt

While the world was watching the Olympics, Jerrabomberra teen Hunter Howard was also competing on a world stage.

Fit the Bill: last chance for Biden to make his mark

By the time you read this, the next US president will have been elected. Poor old Joe Biden did not cover himself in glory during his term, but he is still the president until January 2025.

2024 CBR Sport Awards finalists announced

The finalists for the 2024 CBR Sport Awards were announced today, celebrating the achievements of Canberra’s top athletes, teams, and the broader sporting community.

Bogong Moths reach new heights

It’s not marked on your calendar or in Facebook events but it’s currently Bogong Moth migration season and their numbers are on the rise – in more ways than one.

Australia can’t shy away from social media reforms

Tech giants are wary of a social media age limit, saying it shouldn't be up to them to enforce the rules but rather app stores to ensure safety across the board. The parent...

CAPO 2024 Awards at Grainger Gallery

Social photos at the CAPO 2024 Awards at Grainger Gallery, Fyshwick. Photos: Jordan Mirchevski

International Egypt exhibition’s record-breaking attendance

The Discovering Ancient Egypt exhibition has broken two records for Canberra’s National Museum of Australia.

Legendary country singer’s daughter hits the Canberra stage

Ami Williamson may be the daughter of legendary country musician John Williamson, but she is carving out a music career of her own.
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