This Sunday, a showcase of art and performance hits the streets of one of the capital’s hippest districts. For one day only, the Braddon Busking Festival invites the community to experience a smorgasbord of street performances.
Hip, young, and fresh, Braddon is the epitome of a modern Australian suburb where restaurants have taken over former industrial buildings, artisan coffee roasters run the streets, and quirky, indie stores find a home here.
It has been 704 long days since density limits were introduced in the hospitality industry, says Anthony Brierley, general manager of the Australian Hotels Association (ACT Branch), and he and other businesses are relieved they can finally return to normal trading from tonight.
The decision to close the Braddon Centrelink shopfront in December and merge it with the Gungahlin bureau was made five months before October’s official announcement, it was revealed in Senate Estimates hearings...
Labor MP Alicia Payne has brought out the big guns in her quest to save Braddon Centrelink from closing: former party leader and prime ministerial candidate, the Hon. Bill Shorten MP, now Shadow Minister for Civil Services and the NDIS.
The Braddon Centrelink shopfront will close in December, much to the disappointment of Labor MP Alicia Payne, Member for Canberra, who campaigned earlier in the year to keep it open.
ACT Policing has released CCTV images to assist in identifying four men believed to have information about the assault of a 28-year-old man in Braddon earlier this month.
