Canberra today
Weather first, then the stories and events that actually matter if you live here.
Canberra today, Sunday: fog around, 20° / 6°. A warm jacket will make the trip out much more comfortable. Tomorrow, Monday: fog around, 21° / 8°.
Today's lead story, from Region Canberra: “Can lived experience help break Canberra’s cycle of psychiatric readmissions?”. Canberra residents may benefit from the lived experience of individuals who have faced similar struggles with mental health. This experience could potentially help break the cycle of psychiatric readmissions in the city.
Also in today's feed: “Charney girls are hot. Just ask the bloke who wrote a song about them” (Region Canberra); “5 of our favourite phởs in Canberra’s South” (Region Canberra); “Driver flees crash involving stolen BMW” (CityNews).
On today — Canberra Fashion Market (Fitter's Workshop, Kingston), 10:00am–3:00pm. Also listed for today — ICN Australian Natural Games (Exhibition Park In Canberra, Mitchell), 9:00am–5:00pm.
Canberra residents may benefit from the lived experience of individuals who have faced similar struggles with mental health.
Current Canberra stories from ABC Canberra, Region Canberra, HerCanberra and CityNews.
Girls from Charnwood are hot. Just ask Jayson Perrin, who grew up in 2615 and has been obsessed with the women of the area for almost five decades. “It’s their attitude, their toughness,” Jayson says.
Canberra residents can look forward to a new list of recommended phở establishments in the city's South. A follow-up to a recent article featuring favourite phở in the North, this new list will highlight top picks in the South.
The driver of an allegedly stolen BMW fled the scene after colliding with a Suzuki in Casey on Friday night.
The ACT government's review of Canberra's nightlife has identified a need for improved support for businesses impacted by construction work in the city. A proposed solution includes establishing a dedicated Night-Time Economy Commissioner to provide stronger relief for affected businesses.
On the prowl for any popular classic it can reinvent for the modern age, Netflix's latest flagship drama series is John Steinbeck's East of Eden, says streaming columnist NICK OVERALL.
A travel warning has been issued for a key aviation hub in the Middle East due to ongoing military operations. A major military offensive is resulting in loss of life, prompting caution for those planning to travel to the area.
Canberra's Kinetic Sculpture Race is returning with a new event featuring amphibious art, giant splashes, and a celebration of speed and pageantry. The event promises to be a unique blend of engineering, art, and theatrics, showcasing the beauty, strangeness, and magic of the Kinetic Sculpture Race.
Canberra residents can celebrate Oktoberfest with various events and activities. The city is hosting Oktoberfest celebrations, which include festivities and traditions associated with the holiday.
Canberra gardens are planted twice. Once in spring, with hope, and again the following spring to replace what the frost took.
Upcoming events and activities from Visit Canberra.
The Canberra Fashion Market is packed with stallholders selling new and quality pre-loved fashion, including clothing, shoes, boots, bags, jewellery, accessories and much more.
Canberra welcomes the best natural athletes from Australia! The ICN Australian Championships moves from Melbourne to Canberra with the exciting of The ICN Australian Natural Games hosted at the Exhibition Park In Canberra (EPIC).
This exhibition began in 2024 with Nheu's transformation of found materials.
The exhibition from The Gallery Next Door.
Takeaway: Tales from the Flavour Superhighway is an artistic project that explores ecological networks, food sovereignty, and decolonial cultural practices.
GR'AFT draws on the ancient practice of grafting, the joining of separate living forms to create new growth, as both process and metaphor.
Celebrate Spring with a seasonal high tea at Queen's Terrace Café, Parliament House.
A contemporary art exhibition that uncovers personal experiences of Aboriginal Vietnam Veterans from South Australia, who have their stories interpreted and creatively shared by Aboriginal artists.
