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Canberra · CanberraFrom his early days in Russia to his experiences today in Canberra, Anatoly Golobokov believes that art is all about life’s stories. Stories that affect him and the people around him. His latest exhibition, Eco v Ego, at the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, tells the most important of stories. The exhibition consists of […]See the Story
Artist explores the damage of ego on ecology, and uncovers a passion for caring for our planet
Canberra · CanberraThe company behind Brindabella Christian College (BCC) is facing more legal battles. Two separate entities claim it has not paid owed superannuation and has been teaching children in unauthorised buildings. It’s understood the Community for Constitutional Reform at BCC group (CCR@BCC) will lodge an application for a review of ACT Planning’s decision not to issue […]See the Story
Two new fights launched against Brindabella Christian College for unpaid super, alleged DA breaches
Canberra · CanberraUnbeknownst to potential homebuyers inspecting David McBride’s house, they had been walking past 207 documents containing secret military information sitting in plastic tubs in his loungeroom cupboard. The whistleblower, who went on to leak many of these documents to three journalists, one of whom used them to report on allegations of soldiers killing civilians in […]See the Story
David McBride handed nearly six years’ jail amid cries of ‘shame on the court’
Russia, Moscow Oblast · RussiaFrom his early days in Russia to his experiences today in Canberra, Anatoly Golobokov believes that art is all about life’s stories. Stories that affect him and the people around him. His latest exhibition, Eco v Ego, at the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, tells the most important of stories. The exhibition consists of […]See the Story
From Russia with love … and a creative passion for caring for our planet
Hospitals · CanberraSommelier Chester Mok has spent a career working in the wine and hospitality industry, and he’s developed a rather impressive wine cellar in the process. Now, he’s decided to share it with Canberra at his new wine bar, Romanée. “This is my mid-life crisis,” Chester told Region. “It’s a passion piece, a vanity project, really. […]See the Story
Drop in for something unusual at Romanée Wine Bar
Lego · CanberraRyan McNaught thought the Mars rover Perseverance was just a dinky little toy. That is, until he had to make a life-size LEGO version. “When I saw pictures of it on Mars, I was like, ‘Yeah, it can’t be very big’, but that’s because there’s no scale. In real life, when you look at it, […]See the Story
LEGO lands at Questacon with an exhibition that’s so much fun kids won’t even know they’re learning
Canberra · CanberraIt’s the second Tuesday in May – it must be time for a federal budget. While that hasn’t strictly always been the case in recent years thanks to a pandemic and an election, we got back on schedule in 2023. Treasurer Jim Chalmers will approach the despatch box tonight (just as he did this time […]See the Story
Through all the budget’s political debate, the public service’s work is on display at its best
Canberra · CanberraA 300-unit development in Greenway has been knocked back for not providing enough sunlight, private open space and parking. The Simunic brothers’ Empire Global had lodged a development application for Stages 2 and 3 of the Guilfoyle House redevelopment on Anketell Street (Block 2 Section 57), which will replace the present low-rise former public service […]See the Story