‘Brain explosion’ ends Raiders’ roller-coaster season
The Canberra Raiders' season has come to an end following a recent home loss. A key player's poor decision was cited as a factor in the team's defeat.
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CityNews leads today with “‘Brain explosion’ ends Raiders’ roller-coaster season”. The Canberra Raiders' season has come to an end following a recent home loss. A key player's poor decision was cited as a factor in the team's defeat.
Also in today's feed: “It takes more than a Fix My Street request to tackle Canberra’s illegal dumping epidemic” (Region Canberra); “Only six of ACT’s 30 new climate actions directly cut emissions as government defends net zero strategy” (Region Canberra); “This women-only shop has Fyshwick buzzing” (Region Canberra).
On today — Thread: Connecting Stories and Community (National Portrait Gallery, Parkes), 10:00am–5:00pm. Also listed for today — The Weavers’ Studio (National Gallery of Australia, Parkes), 10:00am–5:00pm.
The Canberra Raiders' season has come to an end following a recent home loss. A key player's poor decision was cited as a factor in the team's defeat.
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Canberra residents are dealing with an issue of abandoned and discarded items, including furniture and other household waste, left on public roads and private properties. The problem is widespread enough to warrant attention from local authorities.
Only six of the ACT Government’s 30 new climate actions will directly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, despite more than $9.3 million being allocated to deliver the first stage of its Climate Change Strategy, Budget Estimates has heard.
A new women-only shop has opened in Fyshwick, generating interest among local residents. The store's offerings cater to the interests of female customers, sparking curiosity and attention from the community.
A 15-year-old boy has been charged after allegedly driving dangerously through O'Connor and Turner before fleeing police and hiding under a car.
The Canberra Raiders' season has come to an end after a disappointing loss. A key player's mental lapse led to a crucial defeat in their final game of the season.
Yo-bar has opened its location in the Canberra Centre, bringing frozen yoghurt options to the area. The new store will offer free bowls and exclusive flavours to customers.
A new men's spa destination has opened in Canberra, providing specialised services for local gentlemen. This new location marks an expansion of the existing FANAEIANS business.
Canberra's construction industry is experiencing a significant growth period. A shortage of skilled apprentices, particularly in specialised trades like bricklaying, is emerging as a concern within the sector.
Licensed venues in Canberra are being advised to be vigilant for individuals using QR codes as a means to solicit free drinks. This practice is seen as a potential breach of alcohol laws, prompting regulators to issue warnings to affected establishments.
Capitol Bar & Grill, Canberra
Questacon, Parkes
National Portrait Gallery, Parkes
National Gallery of Australia, Parkes
National Archives of Australia, Parkes
National Gallery of Australia, Parkes
National Library of Australia, Parkes
Questacon – The National Science and Technology Centre, Parkes
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