Bare deciduous trees are easier to work with in winter and the main fruiting trees to prune are the pome fruits – apples, pears and quinces, and fruit with a central core and seeds, writes gardening columnist JACKIE WARBURTON.
Far from fading into nostalgia, the iconic video game Pac-Man continues to evolve, with the company behind it celebrating its 45th anniversary.
If Ley and Littleproud find a way to cohabit, it will be a tense household, says political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN.
"Moppity has been awarded Most Successful Exhibitor at the Canberra Region Wine Show for a record eight years and won the Great Australian Shiraz Challenge twice," writes wine columnist RICHARD CALVER.
Reviewer ANNA CREER continues her life of crime fiction with two cracking novels, one set in Ireland and the other in India.
Julian Assange has appeared at Cannes alongside wife Stella, who says the WikiLeaks founder is concerned about the world and considering what action to take.
The coalition split puts Victorian and NSW Nationals Senate seats at high risk, says political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN.
"Ambrosia Lounge creates concoctions to transport customers to Mount Olympus without the need for a chariot," writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON.
"Olympic athletes generally live an average of 2.8 to 5.3 years longer than the general population in which they live.," writes Whimsey columnist CLIVE WILLIAMS.
Heavy flooding has prevented even the prime minister from entering an inundated town, highlighting the dire challenges facing rescuers and trapped communities.
Liberal MPs have paved the way for a coalition reunion, giving in-principle support to four key policy demands that had fractured the marriage.
Doctors thought Ian Wilkinson was going to die in hospital after consuming a lunch served by mushroom cook Erin Patterson, a jury has been told.
ActewAGL has unveiled their newest multi-use EV charging hub in Turner to meet the growing demands of chargers across the territory.
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Heavy flooding has prevented even the prime minister from entering an inundated town, highlighting the dire challenges facing rescuers and trapped communities.
Liberal MPs have paved the way for a coalition reunion, giving in-principle support to four key policy demands that had fractured the marriage.
Doctors thought Ian Wilkinson was going to die in hospital after consuming a lunch served by mushroom cook Erin Patterson, a jury has been told.
ActewAGL has unveiled their newest multi-use EV charging hub in Turner to meet the growing demands of chargers across the territory.
Far from fading into nostalgia, the iconic video game Pac-Man continues to evolve, with the company behind it celebrating its 45th anniversary.
A new potent opioid, 1000 times stronger than morphine, has been detected in Canberra for the first time.
A 28-year-old man, on a good behaviour order, was arrested in possession of five knives in Dickson on Wednesday.
Brits and Americans use foul language the most online, according to a study whose lead researcher says Australians save their potty mouths for the real world.
If Ley and Littleproud find a way to cohabit, it will be a tense household, says political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN.
The coalition split puts Victorian and NSW Nationals Senate seats at high risk, says political columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN.
"Olympic athletes generally live an average of 2.8 to 5.3 years longer than the general population in which they live.," writes Whimsey columnist CLIVE WILLIAMS.
David Whatsisname, reborn as the federal member for Bean, gets some political advice from the Great Labor Humbug.
"Affordable" is in the eye of the beholder when it comes to affordable housing, says cartoonist PAUL DORIN.
"How about some real-life stories from people from different walks of life who did not get vaccinated but wish that they did," asks letter writer KARINA MORRIS, of Weetangera.
‘Greenlandisation’, sea ice, permafrost: BERNADETTE HINCE looks at how polar words explain a changing world.
"Will Pope Leo lead the vanguard of the leaderless Democrats against the man whose base includes Catholics who mostly haven’t been to college like JD Vance," asks The Gadfly columnist ROBERT MACKLIN.
"Much can be done to improve remand. The government should be seeking to do so." HUGH SELBY takes deep dive into the state of bail laws in the ACT.
"Flea did not grow and mature from a complex teenager into a fine person. He always was." ANTONIO DI DIO continues his Short History of Kindness by remembering “a difficult young kid" who wasn't.
From GPS to weather forecasts: CASSANDRA STEER outlines the hidden ways Australia relies on foreign satellites.
Reviewer ANNA CREER continues her life of crime fiction with two cracking novels, one set in Ireland and the other in India.
American artists Jeff Koons and Jeffrey Gibson will be in Canberra this year as the first participants in the new American Friends of the National Gallery of Australia Visiting Creatives Program, HELEN MUSA reports.
The International Booker Prize has been awarded to a short-story collection for the first time as India's Banu Mushtaq and Deepa Bhasthi won for Heart Lamp.
Here's the latest edition of HELEN MUSA's all-singing, all-dancing, all-arts column, Artsweek.
SARAH BYRNE. reviews Theremin and Beyond, a performance by the Australian Chamber Orchestra with German musician Carolina Eyck playing a theremin.
SOPHIA HALLOWAY reviews SPLIT OPEN, the first solo exhibition by artist Natasha Tareen.
Around 2700 musicians – most of them young – took part in 85 concert, school and jazz bands, orchestras and ensembles at the Australian National Eisteddfod’s Bands & Orchestras competition.
The National Gallery is welcoming the winter with an exhibition of European masters that shows not so much their differences, but their almost familial connections, writes HELEN MUSA.
CON BOEKEL reviews Our Story: Aboriginal-Chinese People in Australia, showing at the National Gallery until January 27.
Bare deciduous trees are easier to work with in winter and the main fruiting trees to prune are the pome fruits – apples, pears and quinces, and fruit with a central core and seeds, writes gardening columnist JACKIE WARBURTON.
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"Moppity has been awarded Most Successful Exhibitor at the Canberra Region Wine Show for a record eight years and won the Great Australian Shiraz Challenge twice," writes wine columnist RICHARD CALVER.
The 2025 Local Heritage Awards have been announced at the recently-named Frank Pangallo Heritage Library during the Queanbeyan-Palerang Heritage Festival.
"Ambrosia Lounge creates concoctions to transport customers to Mount Olympus without the need for a chariot," writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON.
In this feature we get advice from some of Canberra’s experts in the business of helping seniors enjoy their retirement.
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Gardening writer JACKIE WARBURTON devotes her column to the virtues of jasmine, the problems of tick scale and what to do with raspberries now the fruit's all gone.
