Victims urged to report sexual assault as Belconnen tops list
Julieanne Strachan ACT POLICING has urged victims of sexual offences to continue coming forward with reports about attacks so the perpetrators can be identified.
Carillon chimes in with free concert for the family
Julieanne Strachan The gentle sounds of bells from the Carillon will help ring in the new year on January 1.
What's happening in the arts in Canberra
Julieanne Strachan The National Museum Australia has unveiled an exhibition of new Aboriginal art from the Western Desert.
Touch of theatre at awards as Stacey takes top prize
Julieanne Strachan The charismatic flame-haired director of The Street Theatre Caroline Stacey has been awarded the highest honour in this year's ACT Arts Awards, being named 2012 artist of the year.
Bollywood ball
Julieanne Strachan The Canberra School of Bollywood Dancing is hosting its 2012 Bollywood Ball tonight. All of the profits will be given to a children's charity.
Keeping it brief and to the cinematic point
Julieanne Strachan A story about a homicidal teddy bear with extreme jealousy issues will be among the creative offerings to lead the Canberra Short Film Festival when it opens tomorrow.
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$100 a week to feed these hungry mouths
Julieanne Strachan FEEDING a family of four for just $80 a week may seem like an urban myth, a long shot or just plain fantasy, but the gauntlet has been laid down by the founder of the Cheapskates Club, Cath...
Collectors beating a path to your door
Julieanne Strachan OVER 3000 volunteers will be knocking on doors around Canberra today to raise money for the Heart Foundation, Florey resident Iain Macleod, who had open heart surgery in 2003, will be among them.
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Youths go in for the skill
Julieanne Strachan ADRIAN Sandrey couch surfed his way through a significant chunk of his youth as a youngster growing up in Britain.
Thieves hammering tradies
Julieanne Strachan CARPENTERS' tools have become a hot target for thieves in the ACT this year, with police fielding reports of 76 of the items being taken from building sites in the past few months, and $35,000 worth...
Flock to fair to plan a vintage wedding with flair
Julieanne Strachan BRIDES-TO-BE will be able to check out the latest trends in dresses, jewellery and limousines today at the Canberra Wedding Fair.
Anglicare needs lunch food for children
Julieanne Strachan STRUGGLING Canberra families are sending their children to school without lunches because they can't afford to buy food, prompting charity group Anglicare to make a public plea for donations of...
Victims: alcohol fuels attacks
Julieanne Strachan When Tony (not his real name) was set upon by a group of men and king hit from the side at a Civic nightspot in January, he had no idea that his attacker held something in their hands.
Good buy on quiet day
auction Watch By Julieanne Strachan THIS three-bedroom home in Carnegie Crescent, Narrabundah attracted spirited bidding at auction yesterday.
Water ruins fuel tank
Julieanne Strachan WATER from floods has contaminated an underground diesel fuel storage tank at a Canberra service station, causing headaches for motorists who filled up their vehicles with dodgy fuel.
Good intentions gone bad
Julieanne Strachan Hacktivism - sounds like a bad headcold, but it's actually more like a headache for your computer.
High tea on menu for vintage fashion
Julieanne Strachan MODELS strutted the catwalk yesterday for a vintage style fashion parade with a high tea twist at Westfield Belconnen.
Community CPS helps volunteers
Julieanne Strachan FINANCIAL experts taking business days off to work in soup kitchens or school canteens may be nothing new for the Community CPS Australia credit union, but it is now trying to get people who don't...
