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Picnic lovers of Canberra attended Haig Park to enjoy a series of Canberra Symphony Orchestra performances. 

Andre Vumbaca of Dickson and Bronte Funnell of O'Connor.

Charlie Winter of Evan and Aegon Ingram of Kambah.

Lauren Fulford of Wollongong, Bianca Campbell of Campbell, and Lily Dulhunty of Wollongong.

James Broughton of Braddon and Julie Wang of Turner.

Kelsey Bagust of O'Connor, and Bonnie Greene of Gowrie. 

Jacqueline Wong of Holt and Santi Baeza of Sydney. 

It's been a mixed season for feijoas in Canberra. Picture: Shutterstock

On the hunt for Canberra's largest feijoa; and a delicious feijoa cake.

Tis the season to be foraging for feijoas

Blake Foden

Curtis Scott arrives at court on Monday. Picture: Blake Foden

The 24-year-old was on Monday acquitted of the assault charge that ended his Raiders career.

Ex-Raider threw nightclub punch in self-defence after 'gay experience' remark

Lanie Tindale

Peter Keeley, who was found dead in February 2020. Picture: Jay Cronan

Peter Keeley was found dead after chatting with a 17-year-old on Grindr.

Meth overdose possibly killed auctioneer found bound in bushland: lawyer

Jeremiah Deakin arrives at court on the day he was remanded in custody. Picture: Blake Foden

The former Red Hill man, who posed as a female ASIO operative, must serve at least 14 months behind bars.

Fake spy fraudster jailed over 'complex and unusual' $718k con

Brittney Levinson

A three-bedroom home in Broulee could break sale records with price expectations between $3 million and $3.3 million. Picture: Ray White Broulee

The block of land has been in the same family for almost a century.

Broulee beach shack could set suburb record

Sarah Lansdown

Lucy Bladen

There is a proposed executive restructure at Calvary Public Hospital Bruce. Picture: Jamila Toderas 

The proposed restructure would come as Canberra's health system is facing increasing pressure.

Calvary Hospital executives to leave as major restructure proposed

Photos from Canberra Symphony Orchestra at Haig Park in Canberra

Picnics in the park

Picnic lovers of Canberra attended Haig Park to listen to the musical delights of Canberra Symphony Orchestra.

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Photos from Canberra Symphony Orchestra at Haig Park in Canberra

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