Anglicare will soon pilot a Learner Driver Program for a select group young people in the ACT who would otherwise struggling to fulfill Access Canberra’s updated requirements for a provisional drivers licence.
From the tragic death of a friend comes a project that would see every person coming to make a home in Australia know how to be safe in and around water – Canberra’s own Refugee and Migrant Swimming Project.
Once something is taboo, must it to be avoided altogether, or do our opinions change over time? A Canberra podcasting duo are trying to answer that in their new show, Twoboo.
You won’t find them hunting for ghouls and ghosts, staking out abandoned buildings for spooky social media content, or dealing in exorcisms and rituals. The Canberra Paranormal Investigators are out helping locals whose lives might be affected by a sinister presence they can’t quite explain.
Soft fur, wagging tails and wet noses are almost enough to draw attention to any event, however these canines also have jobs – they are the protectors and overseers of their sheep. The National Sheep Dog Trials celebrate their 80th year at Hall Showground on 13-19 March.
On Tuesday mornings, Weston Neighbourhood Hall comes bursting to life with the sounds of golden age Hollywood showtunes, laughter and love as the Sparks dance class takes place.
In our community noticeboard this week, GIVIT is seeking a single pram, RLS is hosting a community water safety event on Sunday 12 February, Mothers of Preschoolers meet in Tuggeranong, and more ...
Yachts and ocean racing aren’t what comes to mind when you think of Canberra waterways, however, the Canberra Ocean Racing Club (CORC) sees beyond our rivers and manmade lakes
An exciting new collaboration is seeing the Canberra water sports scene become more inclusive. Dragon Boat ACT and DeafACT have been working together to integrate the deaf and hard-of-hearing community into the sport.
With oil running through their veins, the loyal Summernats attendees make their way to Exhibition Park in Canberra each January for four glorious days of engine fuelled fun.
It’s time to put the horses in the paddock, ditch the mallet, and pick up a kayak. Polo has a new look. The Sport of Kings has been reimagined to be played in the water before, but canoe polo sees the game being played on top of the water, in a much more physical variation.
