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Judith wants to read all about it
Reading volunteer Judith Shackley… “I’ve always had a passion for children learning to read.” Photo by Danielle Nohra READING isn’t just a passion for Belconnen’s Judith Shackley; she believes it’s a...
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The $95 bedroom makeover!
AFTER: “On trend” and refurbished for $95. Photo by Nicholas Lefkaditis TAKING trash and turning it into furniture or art is Candice Addicoat’s specialty, and she believes it’s possible to do a...
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The ‘icky’ feeling that drives Michelle to care
Michelle Robertson with one of RSPCA ACT’s rescued dogs, William… “The RSPCA doesn’t want to be a killjoy but certainly we want to make sure that the animals are always looked after.” Photo by Danielle...
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Dave’s big day of winning ways for teens
David Barrie… “We show teenagers where we go, the books we read, the podcasts we listen to.” Photo by Danielle Nohra AFTER 15 years in the making, Dave Barrie’s childhood dream to run a school...
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Judith wants to read all about it
Reading volunteer Judith Shackley… “I’ve always had a passion for children learning to read.” Photo by Danielle Nohra READING isn’t just a passion for Belconnen’s Judith Shackley; she believes it’s a...
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The $95 bedroom makeover!
AFTER: “On trend” and refurbished for $95. Photo by Nicholas Lefkaditis TAKING trash and turning it into furniture or art is Candice Addicoat’s specialty, and she believes it’s possible to do a...
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The ‘icky’ feeling that drives Michelle to care
Michelle Robertson with one of RSPCA ACT’s rescued dogs, William… “The RSPCA doesn’t want to be a killjoy but certainly we want to make sure that the animals are always looked after.” Photo by Danielle...
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Wing takes flight to Mitchell
THE drones are here to stay, confirms secretary of the Mitchell Traders Association, Julian Kusa. Julian Kusa He’s been lobbying Wing Australia (a subsidiary of Alphabet) to settle in Mitchell for...
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Unlovely Billy McMahon finally gets a biography
Author Patrick Mullins… “McMahon was a terrible person; he undermined colleagues, he gossiped and he manipulated people.” Photo by Danielle Nohra MANIPULATIVE, terrible and fierce, yet William (Billy)...
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Loss sends author Eva deep into her characters
A NATURAL storyteller from a young age, Eva Warren’s writing journey began as a dream – like most authors – but in the end became a healing activity after losing her husband. “I worked out a lot of my...
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Stuart helps people make the right moves
Stuart Andrews… “I could feel the ice tearing the flesh off my shoulder and I honestly thought I was going to die.” Photo by Danielle Nohra STUART Andrews was on the Australian bobsleigh team in a 1991...
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Charity bricks help build innovative respite hub
Palliative Care ACT president Louise Mayo with one of the charity’s fundraising bricks. Photo by Danielle Nohra A MAJORITY of Australians with life-limiting illnesses prefer to die at home but very few...
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Historic restaurant closes its doors
Owners Max Terribile and his wife Pamela Patten THE future of one of the ACT’s oldest buildings is in doubt following the sudden closure of the Green Herring Restaurant, says owner Max Terribile....
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