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Record attendances bode well for bigger and better services

David Ellery Australian War Memorial director Dr Brendan Nelson is ''overall pretty happy'' with Thursday's Anzac Day commemoration.

Engineer appeals against oversight

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David Ellery Structural engineer linked to 2010 Barton Highway bridge collapse appeals against Supreme Court decision.

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Proud to honour grandfather’s legacy

Brothers Jon Howse and Charles Howse with a portrait of their grandfather Sir Neville Howse Australia's first Victoria Cross recipient in the Hall of Valour at  the Australian War Memorial.  Jon is wearing a copy of his grandfather's medal.

David Ellery Canberra’s Jon Howse won’t be wearing his grandfather’s Victoria Cross when he marches up Anzac Parade on Thursday.

Westpac agrees to refund held pension

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David Ellery Westpac has reimbursed a Canberra disability pensioner who had almost half of his pension ''garnished''.

NGA turns garden over to creative spirits for art's sake

Luca Harvey age 2 from Queanbeyan enjoys the 'paint' playground at The National Gallery of Australia's Sculpture Garden Sunday Family Day.?

David Ellery High art met youthful creativity and enthusiasm at the National Gallery of Australia when about 3500 people braved threatening skies to attend Sculpture Garden Sunday.

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Old boys get on their bikes for charity

Vice Chief of the Defence Force, Air Marshal Mark Binskin with the Director of the Australian War Memorial, Dr Brendan Nelson who sits on a classic WWII era Indian motorcycle on loan from the Australian War Memorial to help raise awareness for Long Rise 2013 at Russell Offices, Canberra.?

David Ellery AWM director Brendan Nelson and Vice Chief of Defence Force Air Marshal Mark Binskin both love their motor bikes.

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Helen our oldest birthday centenarian

Katy Gallagher distributed the ``gongs?? on a territory wide road trip on Monday. She is pictured here with, centre, Helen Deppe, and from top left, Helen?s son-in-law Nick Stuparich, her grandson Jeremy Stuparich, great granddaughter Clare Stuparich (10), her granddaughter-in-law Kathryn Stuparich, daughter Helen Stuparich, great grandson Thomas Stuparich (5) and great granddaughter ?Francesca Stuparich (8).

David Ellery Helen Deppe is the oldest living Canberran to share her birthday with the city.

Fears rising over hazards of marijuana substitutes

Screen grabs from YouTube footage of Jungle fever review by The Broke Stoners.

David Ellery Products sold as marijuana substitutes and reviewed by teenage customers as giving a 25-minute-long ''eight out of 10'' high continue to be sold in Canberra stores.

Watson units still not linked to NBN

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David Ellery A 12-unit apartment block in Watson, overlooked when neighbouring buildings in the greenfields development The Fair were hooked up to the national broadband network last year, could be connected as...

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ACT firie recalls Christchurch horror

Craig Perks.

David Ellery Two years ago Craig Perks was told Christchurch's CBD had been destroyed, at least 200 people were missing and that many more had been injured but nothing prepared him for the reality of the...

House fire victim respected shooter and 'fine man'

News  Fire engulfs home in Watson (corner Antiill Street and Fison Street) , leaving one occupant dead. 7th January 2013. Canberra Times photo by Karleen Minney.

Christopher Knaus, David Ellery, Noel Towell, Karleen Minney The victim of a tragic house fire in Watson has been described by friends as a "fine man" and as a well-respected member of Canberra’s sporting shooting community.

Family-friendly formula the winner at Summernats

Jake Myers doing a burnout in a 1966 Ford Mustang.

David Ellery Police are investigating two assaults at Summernats, arrested two people and issued three summons for traffic offences, but said the car festival was a well-run event.

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Fence repair will soon crimp dogs' freedom

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David Creech at the back fence of his home in Dickson. Actew recently replaced a power pole, and haven't fixed the hole they left in his fence. 
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Photo: Rohan Thomson. The Canberra Times.

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David Ellery Jadha and Mahal's days of breaking out and running riot on Northbourne Avenue are numbered now ActewAGL has promised to repair a fence that their master, David Creech, says was damaged during pole...

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Clean sweep for navy in cadet awards

Commander in Chief Medal recipient, Midshipman Douglas Phillips, and recipient of the Chief of Defence Force Sword, Midshipman Matthew Bell.

David Ellery The navy made a clean sweep of the major staff cadet awards at the Australian Defence Force Academy on Thursday.

Bombs in backyards tipped to increase

Grenade carried out of Newcastle school

David Ellery Military authorities are tipping an increase in the number of reports of unexploded grenades and artillery weapons as time thins the ranks of Australia's WWII veterans.

Festive fishmongers cast off retail gloom

Fyshwick Markets' Ocean Fresh Seafoods', Billy Doan, shows off a Red-Snapper.

David Ellery Seafood has been been walking out the door at Canberra fishongers but the same can't be said for the rest of the retail sector.

Monthly markets have mass appeal

Melinda Knowles of Mittagong with her horse shoe garden art at the Hall Markets.

David Ellery Eight months ago, Melinda Knowles had no idea how to use a welder.

In need, a home away from home

Jessie Doolan and Joel Campbell from Elora Bay holding a picture of their twins have been staying at Ronald McDonald House Canberra since their twins were born premature.

David Ellery Joel Campbell and Jessie Doolan spent the official opening of Canberra's Ronald McDonald House tucked away up the back of the crowd of politicians, celebrities, minders, media, charity workers,...

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Chance to own a piece of history

Gang-gang dinkus. Illustration by David Pope.

David Ellery Back in the dark ages, when mammoths still roamed the earth and I was looking to buy my first home, I entered a real estate agent's office for the first time.

Correspondence on the Growler buy

David Ellery I have been receiving some interesting correspondence on our coverage of the Defence decision to spend $1.5 billion plus on the Growler.