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Kate Midena

Kate Midena

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    'Psychedelic' portrait of celebrity cook Maggie Beer by Del Kathryn Barton unveiled at the Nation...

    Two of Australia’s most remarkable women have joined forces for a new portrait, unveiled at the National Portrait Gallery.
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    Why are there tiny ants in my home, and what can I do about it?

    Warmer temperatures are often synonymous with the smell of sunscreen and longer evenings spent outdoors. But in southern parts of Australia, a sure-fire indicator that the weather is heating up is the appearance of those tiny little ants trailing through your kitchen. So how can you deal with them?
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    Canberra Veterinary Emergency Services staff issue plea for 'empath...

    A Canberra veterinary clinic has penned an open letter pleading for “change and awareness” after a rise in verbal abuse, aggressive behaviour and death threats among visitors and clients.
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    Canberra Liberals announce $65 million cost-of-living package as Ba...

    The Canberra Liberals announce a $65 million cost-of-living package in the form of school and sport vouchers and rebates for car registration and electricity.
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    How much would you pay for a bull ant?

    They're on the footpath, ruining your picnic and marching through the pantry, but selling ants is big business, as one enthusiast harvesting, collecting and breeding bull ants, black ants and sugar ants to export around the world has discovered.
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    Feijoas are a nostalgic and beloved fruit, connecting continents an...

    Feijoa trees are hardy, fruitful, fragrant, and thrive in both heat and frost. So why do they not enjoy the same cult following in Australia as they do in New Zealand?
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    Canberra scientists using DNA to fight trafficked parrot trade

    You may be familiar with the use of DNA technology for catching criminals and solving crimes, but a group of scientists from Canberra and the UK are using DNA to save trafficked parrots.
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    ACT Education Directorate to review diabetes medication procedures ...

    The ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal rules the education directorate should review its procedures after a 15-year-old fell into diabetic ketoacidosis during class at a Canberra school in 2023.
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    'A beautiful memento': Effigy of King Charles III now on all coins ...

    The first full proof set of Australian coins bearing the face of King Charles III was unveiled at the Royal Australian Mint in Canberra today, and they’ve been described as “a beautiful memento of an important change in the framework of Australia”.
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    Who are the minor parties running in the 2024 ACT election?

    You've heard a lot from the major parties running in this election – namely Labor, the Liberal and the Greens – but these are the other players in contention.
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    MyWay+ system launches in Canberra, but not without some hiccups

    Some commuters found they were unable to tap on and off their regular public transport routes this morning, with the ticket validator machines at some light rail stops displaying error messages.