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The Australian American Association held an American Independence Day with an Aussie twist at King O'Malley's Irish Pub on the weekend, with American-style food and drinks to celebrate the fourth of July. 

Shelby Higgs of Turner and Kevin Davies of Watson. 

Mike Wagstaff of Griffith and Tony Mitchener of Isaacs.

Alicia Doherty of Downer and Archie Bolger of McKellar.

Dr Stephen Kendal and Alison Kendal of Kingston.

Nicole Thai of Weetangera makes bubble waffles with Hershey toppings. 

Darcie Campbell of Franklin and Finley Blaxland of Red Hill.

A woman who went missing has been found safe and well, police say.

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Woman who went missing found safe and well

Megan Doherty

Senator David Pocock with Eggpicnic artwork of a yellow-tailed black cockatoo, left, in his office with the designers Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso and with their Gang-Gang Cockatoo and Spotted Pardalote. Pictures: Supplied

The artists have also done major public art installations in iconic locations including Bondi Beach

The local artworks David Pocock chose for his Parliament House office

Tim the Yowie Man

Barry Snelson outside West Block - wearing one of the much maligned drivers caps of the 1970s. Picture: Tim the Yowie Man

Vacant since 2015, this landmark Parliamentary Triangle building is chock full of stories and memories dating back to the 1920s.

West Block's illustrious past, and Barry's job as a dreaded 'floater'

Alex Crowe

Lucy Bladen

Canberra has recorded another COVID-related death, taking the pandemic death toll to 109. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos

The ACT recorded 474 new COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours until 8pm Thursday.

Another COVID death as Canberra marks 12 months from snap lockdown

Blake Foden

Karan Talwar, right, leaves court with a supporter on Friday. Picture: Blake Foden

The 35-year-old can be identified for the first time after he faced court.

Man allegedly behind criminal fortune identified, $10m in assets restrained

Marion Williams

Australia's oldest man, Frank Mawer, will turn 110 on Monday, August 15 Photo: supplied

Frank Mawer was made a ward of the state aged just 14. He has lived through two pandemics, two world wars and the Great Depression. He turns 110 on August 15.

Australia's oldest man, who lives on the South Coast, turning 110

King O'Malleys celebrates fourth of July Independence Day with Aussie twist

American Independence Day in Canberra

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The driver in the Love Machine drive-by shooting has asked for a shorter sentence than the gunman. (Ellen Smith/AAP PHOTOS)

Driver loyal to Love Machine club shooter

The nation's education ministers are working on ways to attract and retain more teachers. (Paul Miller/AAP PHOTOS)

Outcomes from education ministers' meeting

The ACT Magistrates Court, where the two men appeared on Thursday. Picture: Karleen Minney

The 20-year-old was allegedly assaulted by three men, two of whom have been arrested.

Man allegedly assaulted to point of unconsciousness, threatened with ice pick

Kubilay Kilincer said nothing about the killing of his boss in conversations that police bugged. (James Gourley/AAP PHOTOS)

Bugged suspect didn't talk of killing: cop

Jay Y Lee welcomed the pardon and vowed to work hard for South Korea's economy. (AP PHOTO)

King O'Malleys celebrates fourth of July Independence Day with Aussie twist

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