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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Canberra, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 4,250 stories have been published about Canberra which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Canberra, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 4,250 stories have been published about Canberra which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Canberra · CanberraCartoon: Paul Dorin In our final post of letters debating the issue of the Voice, DAVID JENKINS, of Casey, asks why shouldn’t we recognise the long indigenous history of places, “particularly when so many are currently named after absentee imperial overlords”. THE serial haranguing by the “usual suspects” advocating a “no” vote in “CityNews” has become ever increasingly shrill and unhinged, replete with conspiracies, red herrings and deflections…See the Story
Why not recognise indigenous history of places?
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Canberra · CanberraMike Pelluzzo… hard to believe he will be returned to his position. “The question of integrity applies not just to the Commonwealth Public Service, but also to the ACT public service. In some ways, the structure of the ACT with its directorates instead of ministries exacerbates the problem,” writes political columnist MICHAEL MOORE. THE most fundamental challenge in public life is maintaining trust. This challenge is not limited to our politica…See the Story
Integrity and why it matters to the public service
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Canberra · Canberra ACT Integrity Commission hearings into tender for Campbell Primary School. Key witnesses have already been examined in private session (akin to the taking of a deposition) so they and the Commission staff are familiar with a shared version of events. No evidence has been heard suggesting Mr Green had any reasons to make up what outcome he says he was told to achieve.See the Story
Green's tender account goes largely unchallenged
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Canberra · CanberraCresside Collette, “And then she looked about her……” woven tapestry Craft / “Plant Stories: Woven Tapestry Narratives”. At the visitor centre, Australian National Botanic Gardens until October 29. Reviewed by MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE. IN this exhibition, tapestry artists from around Australia tell stories about their experiences of Australian native plants through their work. Kay Lawrence’s woven tapestry “Oratunga Plant Song”. Photo Michal Kluvanek…See the Story
Weavers with an eye on native plants
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Canberra · CanberraJason Clare has challenged Qatar Airways to make the most of their routes to Australia. A Senate inquiry had been probing the reasons why Qatar Airways was denied extra flights into Australia. Former Qantas boss Alan Joyce did not appear before the inquiry as he is travelling overseas. Inquiry chair Bridget McKenzie said legal action, including the threat of jail time, was a possibility to force him to appear.See the Story
Qatar told to use Canberra slots
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Canberra · CanberraImogen Bigsby-Chamberlin as Rosie with Claire Imlach as the dream pigeon “Rosieville” by Mary Rachel Brown. Canberra Youth Theatre. At The Courtyard Studio until October 8. Reviewed by ALANNA MACLEAN. “ROSIEVILLE” is a quite splendid 70-minute piece about life, families and a pigeon. And it, of course, all happens in Canberra, where playwright Mary Rachel Brown once belonged to Canberra Youth Theatre before she went on to be a writer for stage …See the Story
Splendid play about life, families... and a pigeon
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Canberra · CanberraThe Band of the Royal Military College. Photo: Dalice Trost Music / “Masterworks for Winds”, Band of the Royal Military College. At Llewellyn Hall, September 30. Reviewed by LEN POWER. LOOKING at the resplendent uniformed large band with its sparkling instruments on the stage at Llewellyn Hall, we quickly realised we were part of a major event. We were not disappointed as the band performed for more than two hours a program of five works for w…See the Story
Band concert of colourful precision
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