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How a 'dodgy' campervan unlocked the unexpected magic of Turkey for our family (opens the original)
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We explored the country in the most Australian way possible. The streets and theatres of ancient Ephesus have heard some fine oratory in their time. Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Paul and John the Apostles. But not today. Not on this hot summer morning. "Daaad, this is so f---ing boring," a teenage boy whines loudly. "It makes me want to die!" Fortunately, I am not his dad. He belongs to a family whose cruise ship is berthed nearby, where he could have been eating a burger by the pool inst
We went to Turkey for history and beaches, but something else blew us away (opens the original)
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The whole family explored the country in the most Australian way. The streets and theatres of ancient Ephesus have heard some fine oratory in their time. Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Paul and John the Apostles. But not today. Not on this hot summer morning. "Daaad, this is so f---ing boring," a teenage boy whines loudly. "It makes me want to die!" Fortunately, I am not his dad. He belongs to a family whose cruise ship is berthed nearby, where he could have been eating a burger by the pool
Ink, sweat and curiosity: The faces that delivered news to you (opens the original)
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The most important instinct of a journalist is curiosity - or some might say nosiness - about what's going on. First in Mort Street, then Pirie Street in Fyshwick, and now back in the city, The Canberra Times offices have always been staffed by people endlessly curious about their city. The work has taken them on adventures into fire zones, on the federal election trail, to stadiums around the world and to meetings with the famous. But gathering news and pictures is only one part of the endeavou
Heart and sole: the awesome emotions of our fun run (opens the original)
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It's the Canberra event with boundless heart and emotion. In 1976, to mark the newspaper's 50th anniversary, The Canberra Times Fun Run was born. Ever since, it's been a beloved feature of the calendar for a city that loves the community of exercise. The emotions on display at the end of the event have been captured by our photographers for decades. In many cases, the inspiration for people to run and raise money is deeply personal. But while there's always been a competitive spirit on display,
Take a wild ride back to some of Canberra's rowdiest parties (opens the original)
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Festivals and special events have brought Canberrans together since our earliest days. From Floriade to the Multiculti, from Summernats to Sundays in the Park, when people come together we've been there to share the moment. And there was no bigger time for community events than the 1980s, when the Birdman Rally and Food and Wine Frolic were in their prime. Or the 1970s, when we would crown the likes of Dennis Lillee the "King of Canberra" or the winner of the "Miss Lake Burley Griffin" beauty co
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