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Holy Holy never stuck on repeat
Josh Leeson
Holy Holy's Oscar Dawson and Tim Carroll are constantly evolving. Picture: Simon Eeles
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The Queen and Me: Canberrans' close encounters with the monarch
Megan Doherty
William Clayton, 12, of Nichols, with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. He met her as a two-year-old when she visited Canberra in 2011. The 27th birthday portrait of Her Majesty, now owned by Ilona Purcell, is also in the Queen and Me exhibition. Picture: James Croucher
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Moby Dick heads to the stage ... Lano & Woodley style
Amy Martin
Lano & Woodley, aka Frank Woodley and Colin Lane, bring their show to Canberra in June. Picture: Supplied
Discover The Plot at Pialligo this weekend
Megan Doherty
A cute part of the kids' play area at The Plot in Pialligo. Picture: Supplied
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Run, don't walk: Burger Villains set to give away 150 free burgers
Amy Martin
Burger Villains will be giving away cheeseburgers and Villain burgers at its new Page store. Picture: Supplied
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Gunning railway family fun on Saturday
An historic photograph of the Gunning Railway Station, which has recently been restored. Picture: Supplied
Take a Yeribee tour of Parliament House during Reconciliation Week
Some of the Indigenous artwork on display at Parliament House. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
Scene one, take two: Capital Film Festival launches second inaugural program
Amy Martin
Three films from the inaugural Capital Film Festival. Clockwise from top left: Daryl McCormack and Emma Thompson in Good Luck to You, Leo Grande; Luke Hemswoth and Rasmus King in Bosch & Rockit; and Aisha Dee in Sissy. Pictures: Supplied
Pro wrestling match slams in the capital
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Disney's Obi-Wan Kenobi comes with two telling decisions
B. R. Doherty
Aussie Joel Edgerton gets a call-back as Uncle Owen. Picture: Disney+

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