Kimberley Hunt, known from The Style Side and Canberra Outlet, shared with us her must-have items for autumn and winter, so you can march into the cooler months with confidence. According to Kim, the value in knowing what’s on trend isn’t about splurging on a whole new wardrobe every season – quite the opposite, actually.
A 2020 study led by Girls Who Code revealed only 21 per cent of women feel it is easy to thrive in tech. That statistic drops to just eight per cent for women of colour. The challenges may not look the same as they did 30 years ago, but are we dealing with the same problems, wrapped in a purple banner?
If you’re a man, standing in front of your closet, not sure where to begin when it comes to dressing well and no idea who to ask, you’re in the right place. Canberran personal stylist for women and men, Debby Harrington, shares her top tips for starting at square one in your sartorial journey.
After two years of battling a rare bone cancer, an 11-year-old Canberran will make her victory lap at Relay for Life 2023, missing a bone in one leg, and having gained an extra in the other.
It’s been over five years since Stefania Ferrario – one of the most famous models from the national capital since Lara Cox - graced the cover of Canberra Daily. Now that she’s ‘made it,’ the 29-year-old is using her platform to speak up about animal rights, with millions watching.
Saturday 4 March will be a night of lively fun at the Canberra Deakin Football Club, with everyone from trivia lords to the quizzically challenged invited. Theona Combos, a dedicated daughter leading the Dementia Demolition Squad in her mother’s memory, will host a trivia night fundraiser with every dollar raised going towards dementia and Parkinson’s research.
A far cry from the “guy coding in a hoodie” she says is often associated with IT, Michelle utilised her specialisation in cybersecurity and architecture to advise the Secretary of Defence and Prime Minister of Iraq in 2008.
It’s back to work and back to school. Raise your hand if you want to walk in the door as the new and improved version of yourself! ... Yeah, me too. These three local stylists share three, totally doable, style resolutions for 2023.
Elton, an assistance dog for seven-year-old Canberra boy Charlie Clode, who has autism, an intellectual disability, and a severe heart condition, has won the Australian Dog of the Year people’s choice award.
With almost 400 first-time strokes to be experienced by ACT residents this year, and less than a third predicted to arrive at hospital in time for life-saving treatment, a retired neuroscience nurse says Canberrans can do more to address stroke risk.
