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Gold Coast Titans half Aidan Sezer committed to Canberra Raiders deal

Canberra Raiders fans can rest easy. Aidan Sezer is coming. Sezer's manager Sam Ayoub insists the Gold Coast half is 100 per cent committed to his three-year deal with Canberra Raiders, regardless of how the messy Daly Cherry-Evans saga ends. >> view original

Ricky Stuart walkout a 'build-up of frustration', say Canberra Raiders players

Canberra Raiders skipper Jarrod Croker has backed coach Ricky Stuart's media walkout after Saturday's loss to Brisbane, saying it was a build-up of frustration over refereeing decisions and the team "didn't want to say something we would regret". >> view original

Canberra drink and drug driving tests catch four people per day in May

Police caught an average of four people per day driving under the influence of booze or drugs in Canberra last month. ACT Policing nabbed 121 drunk and drugged drivers in May as part of a targeted campaign, including 96 people driving over the legal ... >> view original

Canberra Choral Society's production of Handel's Hercules shows great finesse

Canberra Choral Society's presentation of Handel's "musical drama", Hercules, was a further realisation of Tobias Cole's dream of presenting to Canberra each year a Handel oratorio chosen from works lesser known than the composer's operas such as ... >> view original

Canberra's Charcoal restaurant in Civic up for sale

One of the stalwarts of Canberra's dining scene is on the market. Charcoal restaurant's menu and style have remained untouched for the past 50-odd years - an old fashioned steakhouse that turns out deep fried camembert and 1 kilogram rib on the bone ... >> view original

40 carp! Welcome to Canberra

"This photo summarises my first ever autumn in Canberra and was taken just outside my apartment in Griffith near the Kingston foreshore," Cressie said. "This was my first encounter with one of Canberra's devoted fisherman performing an autumn 'Carp Out'. >> view original

Three Canberra Boys Grammar students win scholarship to Apple's coding ...

Three year 10 students at Canberra Boys Grammar School have won scholarships to attend Apple's prestigious Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco next week. The conference, which has become known for Apple's keynote presentations on ... >> view original

Shaune Gibson's family reject killer's apology as a joke

A "callous" killer's courtroom apology has been rejected by his victim's family, who say a life prison sentence isn't punishment enough. Convicted murderer Warrick David Lindenberg, 29, expressed his "regret and deep sympathies" to the family of 19-year-old ... >> view original

Joan Kirner: a feminist inspiration overwhelmed by fiscal forces

The late Joan Kirner has been rightly lauded by her Labor colleagues for her pioneering role as Victoria's first female premier and her work subsequently in promoting political representation among women. But these plaudits shouldn't disguise the fact that ... >> view original

Christopher Cullen found guilty of murdering estranged wife Victoria Comrie ...

A Sydney carpenter who repeatedly stabbed his estranged wife and cut her throat has been found guilty of murder. Christopher Cullen, 51, was arrested after emerging from mangroves at an anglers club in Taren Point, in Sydney's south, in January 2014. >> view original