Exploring historic approaches to isolation could open up different experiences of current pandemic restrictions, according to researchers at the Australian Research Council’s Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions.
Canberrans are being urged adhere to COVID-19 restrictions over the Father’s Day weekend but may be able to visit relatives in aged care facilities for the occasion, the ACT Chief Health Officer said today.
An ANU survey has found that more than three in five Australians (62.6%) felt anxious or worried about the coronavirus in August, up from 57.3% in May.
As restrictions eased in the ACT today, local food courts re-opened, bringing an end to eating on the go with shopping bags sliding down your body, while leaning against a wall or...
A quick Facebook poll CW conducted this week and research of previous mentions elsewhere, suggests the male equivalent of #Karen is #Kevin or #Ken (apologies to every kind, well-adjusted, community-minded, hashtag-free Karen,...
Guests at last night’s Canberra Business Chamber networking event at Canberra Southern Cross Club Woden mingled at a safe 1.5 metre distance by using “discussion pods” and rotating “speed dating style” regularly throughout the evening.
As the ACT welcomes another day with no new COVID-19 cases being recorded overnight, this is no time for complacency, warns Acting ACT Chief Health Officer Dr Vanessa Johnston.
While it was important...
Despite a number of prior warnings, a Canberra restaurant has been fined $5,000 after "brazenly flouting" COVID-19 restrictions, the first fine issued by ACT Policing as part of the Territory's COVID-19 response.
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Sculptures at the Vineyard launch, Tallagandra Hill Winery, Gundaroo.
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Turning of the sod ceremony at Renaissance ManukaSocial Throwback: 2018 Volunteer ACT awardsSocial throwback: 2019 RMHC Back to the 80s ball
Turning of the sod ceremony at Renaissance Manuka by Morris Property Group. Photos: Kerrie Brewer.
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The Commonwealth Ombudsman has called on the Department of Home Affairs to reduce the number of people in Australian onshore detention centres - particularly those detainees with underlying health issues - to...
