Jenna Clarke

Jenna Clarke

Jenna Clarke is the entertainment and lifestyle reporter at WAtoday.com.au

Boom, bust and Brynne on the Logies red carpet

Logies 2013 fashion thumb

Jenna Clarke Something is rotten in the state of television when Kerri-Anne Kennerley is out-glitzed.

Canberrans settle for a lazy Sundae

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Jenna Clarke Guests at Canberra's birthday party all screamed for more ice cream, so Ben & Jerry's have now delivered.

Bit itchy, but this T-shirt shames latest effort

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Aaron Chandler, wearing his vintage Canberra t-shirt and Chuck Taylors with his restored 1970s Valiant
The Canberra Times
07 March 2013
Photo Jay Cronan

Jenna Clarke The official centenary T-shirt does nothing to quash unfounded beliefs that Canberra is boring and bland.

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Two guys and a lot of swearwords: Canberra's latest viral sensation Canberra (I Miss You)

Sam Burns-Warr and Jordan Prosser

Jenna Clarke They were aiming for a “heartfelt, Shannon Noll-type ballad” dedicated to their hometown but what Sam Burns-Warr and Jordan Prosser ended up producing is a viral R’n’B love letter to Canberra.

V is for Valentine's Day and a very special surprise

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Canberra Times' journalist, Jenna Clarke, gets vadazzled. 
A sample of the adhesive jewels prior to application.
13 Feb 2013.
Photo: Rohan Thomson. The Canberra Times.

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Jenna Clarke Flowers, chocolates and stuffed toys have a new commercial nemesis this Valentine's Day - the bare, bejewelled nether region.

Zara store prepares to open doors

Canberra Times, contributed photo- Zara store, coming to the Canberra centre.

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Jenna Clarke Canberra's first Zara boutique will open its doors in ''early March'' after a recruitment process to rival a Hunger Games-style battle.

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Bargain seats unchained for movie lovers

NEWS: Canberra latest cinema Palace Electric located in the Nishi Building New Acton.

Jenna Clarke For devoted movie-goers in Canberra, it apparently pays to belong.

Canberra's cinema (price) war

NEWS: Palace Electric duty manager, Rob Lees,24 of Campbell in one of the new cinemas that will open to the public tonight. 23rd January 2013. Photo by MELISSA ADAMS of The Canberra Times.

Jenna Clarke The cinematic competition in Canberra is set to become more intense than the Academy Awards ceremony this Australia Day long weekend.

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No Hobbits in Limelight this Christmas

J R R Tolkien fan Emily Campbell is looking forward to the Canberra screening of The Hobbit. She bought tickets to the midnight premiere screening at Limelight, but it has been cancelled.

Jenna Clarke Canberra fans of The Hobbit won't be having a very merry Christmas as the midnight premiere of the long-awaited Lord of the Rings prequel has been cancelled.

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Santa is bringing Zara to town

Canberra Times, contributed photo- Zara store, coming to the Canberra centre.

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Jenna Clarke Santa Claus is coming to town and so is Zara. Amidst the Christmas retail rush this week the fashionably famous Spaniard snuck into Civic.

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Name game vital for apartment marketers

Nina Markovic has bought apartment number 13 in the Friday Boutique Apartments in Griffith.

Stephanie Anderson, Jenna Clarke Canberra's apartment listings can sometimes sound more like a science textbook than suburban addresses.

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Royals farewell capital and make off with bootful of bouquets

Krystal Ahn Lobb waits for the arrival of the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall at the Australian War.

Jenna Clarke KRYSTAL ANH LOBB wanted to meet the Queen after watching a TV show, but yesterday she decided a duchess was better.

Diesel on tip of your tongue this NYE

Diesel

Jenna Clarke Diesel and fireworks will be on the tip of every Canberran's tongue this New Year's Eve.

Catering empire in tax probe

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Jenna Clarke Liquidators are investigating businesses owned by prominent Canberra restaurateur Fiona Wright.

The horse play that's sweeping the nation

The Gangham Style.

Jenna Clarke For a long time in Canberra, (political) party rocking and shuffling were popular both up on Capital Hill and in nightclubs.