Canberra today
Canberra today, Saturday: partly cloudy, 22° / 4°. A light extra layer should be enough for most people. Tomorrow, Sunday: mostly clear, 22° / 7°.
Region Canberra leads today with “Why St Clare’s is ripe for a co-ed future”.
Also in today's feed: “From boarded-up bins to makeshift pot plants, Gungahlin light rail stop has a rubbish problem” (Region Canberra); “The Braddon carwash that accidentally became a cultural icon” (Region Canberra); “Two injured in collision with mobility scooter” (CityNews).
On today — Creedence and Friends (Canberra Southern Cross Club Woden, Phillip), 8:00pm–10:00pm. Also listed for today — Floral Chorals in the Spring Salon (Grainger Gallery, Fyshwick), 6:00pm–8:00pm.
St Clare’s College is resisting suggestions that it open its doors to boys, but single-sex schools are on the wane and the Griffith school is well below capacity despite growing demand for Catholic education in the region.
Summaries below are nberra.com's own wording unless marked as a publisher extract; each headline links to the original reporting at its source.
A Gungahlin light rail stop has been plagued by a persistent rubbish issue, with boarded-up bins remaining in place for nearly 12 months. The bins have now been removed, but the stop still faces a problem with waste management.
A carwash in Braddon suburb underwent a transformation, becoming a cultural icon. The change was unexpected and significant, reflecting the suburb's history of transformation.
A collision between a van and a mobility scooter has left two people injured, with one elderly individual and a middle-aged woman being taken to hospital. The incident occurred in Bruce, resulting in the injuries to the two individuals involved.
A once-abandoned water park has become a focal point for community frustration due to its deteriorated state and unfulfilled reopening promises. The park's current condition has left many in the community without a viable option for summer entertainment.
A large group of people in Canberra participated in a dance event as part of a campaign to limit the city's urban expansion. The event aimed to raise awareness about the issue and promote conservation efforts in the region.
Two sheep have died after being injured during an incident at a Canberra property. Multiple sheep were rounded up and injured, with one sheep dying from its injuries and another being euthanased.
Canberra residents can enjoy good food and a scenic view at seven lakeside dining spots. A change of scenery can be a welcome addition to a regular dining experience.
Floriade is offering a variety of activities, including flower displays, food options, and garden workshops. The event also features a special celebration called Duck Cake Day.
A theatrical adaptation of Pride and Prejudice is being performed, featuring a unique perspective on the classic novel. The production focuses on the lives of the female lower classes who are often overlooked in the original story.
Canberra Southern Cross Club Woden, Phillip
Grainger Gallery, Fyshwick
Glebe Park, Reid
Exhibition Park in Canberra (EPIC), Lyneham
Corin Forest, Paddys River
The National Zoo and Aquarium, Weston
Commonwealth Park, Canberra
The National Zoo and Aquarium, Weston
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