Sunday, May 24, 2015

Last Top Stories: Why the Canberra Raiders can lay claim to rugby league's greatest production line

Why the Canberra Raiders can lay claim to rugby league's greatest production line

Why the Canberra Raiders can lay claim to rugby league's greatest production line
David Furner, the ex-Canberra NRL coach, is now an assistant at North Queensland. “The systems have been in place since Wayne Bennett, Tim Sheens and Don Furner senior were in charge,” Stuart told The Sunday Telegraph. “They were mentors who laid ...
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North Canberra man charged after smashing an iPad over his former partner

North Canberra man charged after smashing an iPad over his former partner
A 29-year-old north Canberra man has been charged and refused bail after he allegedly smashed an iPad over his former partner, before running away from police. The father of two appeared before the ACT Magistrates Court on Saturday morning after he ...
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GammaCon 2015: Canberra convention brings together K-pop, cosplay and ...

GammaCon 2015: Canberra convention brings together K-pop, cosplay and ...
Lovers of comics, K-pop and cosplay have gathered in Canberra's south for GammaCon 2015 - the capital's third annual festival of popular culture. Similar to Oz Comic-Con, which tours other major capitals in Australia, GammaCon is an ACT event that ...
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Canberra brace for Reynolds' response

Canberra brace for Reynolds' response
Canberra are bracing themselves for axed NSW five-eighth Josh Reynolds to take his State of Origin omission out on them when they host Canterbury on Sunday. Reynolds was controversially left out of Laurie Daley's side for Wednesday's series-opener ...
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No big Canberra Raiders names? Big deal

No big Canberra Raiders names? Big deal
"Unless I get Origin players or international players in here, it ain't going to change." This memorable press conference line from Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart last year sparked headlines after a loss. But they could soon learn their dearth of ...
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Should Canberra be listed as a National Heritage site?

Should Canberra be listed as a National Heritage site?
Inner South Canberra Combined Community Council chair Gary Kent would like to see Canberra become world-heritage listed. Photo: Graham Tidy. ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has written to the federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt asking him to ...
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Canberra overcomes North Coast to reach Country championships semi-final

Canberra overcomes North Coast to reach Country championships semi-final
Canberra overcame injuries to former Raiders Marc Herbert and Joe Picker to advance to the semi-finals of the Country Championships with a 20-10 win over North Coast at Forster on Saturday. But coach Simon Woolford admitted they will need to be a lot ...
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Canberra breast cancer survivor has scars tattooed

Canberra breast cancer survivor has scars tattooed
For Sherry McGregor, the tattoos hidden under her shirt are a powerful tribute to the enormous battle she has overcome. For the breast cancer survivor and courageous Canberra mother, her tattoos have allowed her to reclaim her femininity and take back ...
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Croker insists James Graham absence in his best interests, not just Canberra ...

Croker insists James Graham absence in his best interests, not just Canberra ...
Canberra Raiders skipper Jarrod Croker insists Canterbury had no option but to sideline James Graham after his serious concussion, admitting it was "scary" watching teammate Joel Edwards being stretchered off after a head knock last year. Already ...
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Old Canberra Times property advertisements show houses for less than $30000

Old Canberra Times property advertisements show houses for less than $30000
These beauties were all listed in The Canberra Times of May 21, 1975. OLD NORTHSIDE $29,500: Situated in a very quiet cul-de-sac and only a short few minutes from Civic. This three-bedroom ex-Govt home is carpeted throughout and has gas heating.
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