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Canberra · CanberraMacquarie vine… tough enough to grow and flower well with very little care. Photo: Jackie Warburton If there’s a small area in the garden for a gentle, scrambling climber that likes a little shade, then the evergreen and native Macquarie vine is a terrific choice, says gardening writer JACKIE WARBURTON. The Macquarie vine (Muehlenbeckia gunnii) looks delicate, but is tough enough to grow and flower well with very little care. Jackie Warburton. …See the Story
Scrambling climber likes a little shade
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Canberra · CanberraCedar Rose Newman and Calvin Abdiel. Photo: Dalice Trost Music / The Spirit of Youth, Calvin Abdiel and Cedar Newman. At the Belgian Embassy, July 25. Reviewed by HELEN MUSA. For any developing young solo instrumentalist – whether Mozart or the girl next door — success as an artist very often begins with a performance in a salon. With something like this in mind, Belgian ambassador Michel Goffin has been throwing open the doors of the Belgian E…See the Story
Duo serves up a feast of youthful playing
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Immigration · CanberraPoster on show at the Library. Photo: Helen Musa The newest major show opening in the National Library’s refurbished exhibition galleries on Friday is one everyone can relate to – a survey of the library’s collection of material relating to migrants, and aren’t we all migrants? All, that is, except for Australia’s First People, as the exhibition acknowledges right from the start. “Most, if not all of us, have a migration story in the family,” sa…See the Story
Library looks at hopes and fears of migrants
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Canberra · CanberraFormer CIT CEO Leanne Cover… paid out another $465,000. Photo: TAFE Directors Australia. Leanne Cover, the disgraced CEO of the CIT, was paid more than $465,000 when she resigned from the position on the eve of the Integrity Commission report being tabled last month. The payout was disclosed in Estimates Hearing on Friday morning. Canberra Liberals Leader Elizabeth Lee said this figure was on top of the two years of full salary she was paid whil…See the Story
Disgraced CIT chief heads off with $465,000 payout
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Canberra · CanberraTablets seized by police in O’Connor on Thursday. A 33-year-old Chinese national has been charged with drug trafficking offences following the discovery of more than $5 million worth of prescription drugs and steroid tablets during a police search of houses across three north Canberra suburbs on Thursday. On Thursday police and officers from Australian Border Force searched houses in Flynn, O’Connor and Whitlam. At the O’Connor residence police…See the Story
Chinese national busted in northside drugs raid
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Canberra · Canberra“CityNews” gets in the swing of some of the Canberra region’s best music and dance activities on offer. Whether just starting out, a seasoned professional, looking to get back into an old hobby, or start a new one, there are plenty of music groups and dance troupes in Canberra to explore, and plenty of venues and shows to attend for inspiration. No matter the instrument, style or skill level, there’s an artist in Canberra ready to share their s…See the Story
Neighbourly city’s long history and bright future
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Air Quality · CanberraRebates to householders removing woodfire heaters have doubled to $500. The ACT government is also offering concession card holders a $1250 rebate to ensure the right support to make the switch. Additional rebates and interest-free loans are available to install electric heating and cooling. Since the Wood Heater Removal Program began in 2004, more than 1300 wood heaters have been removed, with 33 rebates paid in the past 12 months. Environment …See the Story
Rebates double to be rid of woodfire heaters
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Canberra · CanberraThere will be a changes in personnel around the federal cabinet table. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS) By Dominic Giannini and Kat Wong in Canberra Politicians are nervously waiting by their phones hoping for a cabinet promotion, as two senior ministers prepare to step down. Labor heavyweights are meeting to decide who will step up to fill two Left faction positions in cabinet after the resignations of ministers Linda Burney and Brendan O’Connor. Both w…See the Story
Merit should be rewarded as reshuffle looms: Shorten
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