About this time of year, golden syrup runs out of stock on supermarket shelves as people rush to bake Anzac biscuits — but here’s something to give you pause for thought.
There are more than 1.5 million war items in the Australian War Memorial’s collection, but high above on the top of Mount Ainslie, there has been a solitary intangible tribute to peace.
Local businesswoman June Irving, Bentleys Hair of Canberra owner, was announced as the winner of the Small Business Champion Entrepreneur category at the prestigious 2025 Australian Small Business Champion Awards.
On Friday 25 April 2025, the Australian War Memorial will mark the 110th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings, and commemorate all Australians who have served and continue to serve in times of peace, war and conflict.
The National Capital Authority is inviting the community to help shape the future of Commonwealth Park, following the release of a new concept vision for its revitalisation.
Everything old is new again and as vinyl records enjoy a resurgence, we’re perusing Canberra’s largest record collection (more than 100,000), just in time for Record Store Day on Saturday 12 April.
For once, the “loud bangs” reported on Facebook’s Canberra Noticeboard were actually newsworthy, and at about 2:46am on Saturday morning, a giant flash was recorded on numerous outdoor cameras and dashcams as a meteor streaked across Canberra’s skies.
In an industry where skills shortages continue to challenge growth, a Canberra-based program is quietly shifting the future of construction, one opportunity at a time.
