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Beloved children's author Andy Griffiths immortalised with sculpture (opens the original)
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One of Australia's most-loved children's authors, Andy Griffiths, has been recognised in a sculpture called Andy Andy. It sits alongside Brainstorm, which provides a peek into Griffiths' mind through objects from his writing room. Andy Andy and Brainstorm will be on display at the National Portrait Gallery until mid-2027. Andy Griffiths, one of Australia's most-loved children's authors, has been immortalised in a new portrait at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra. The 4-metre-high 3D-prin
New Lego exhibition shows creative result of 'not following instructions' (opens the original)
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A new exhibition has opened at the Canberra Museum and Gallery, depicting Lego people living in tiny worlds inside iconic items, from cars to pianos to jukeboxes. The artists say the exhibition is about "doing something differently". RELICS: A New World Rises is open until 2027. It's the year 2130, humans have left Earth and Lego minifigures have moved into the belongings we've left behind. At least that's how friends Jackson Harvey and Alex Towler imagined the future, while they spent years cre
Having a toilet at work shouldn't be news, but in the construction industry it is (opens the original)
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Canberra women in construction say there are often no toilets at worksites, particularly on residential jobs. They say having to leave to find toilets interrupts workflow, while authorities say providing basic facilities is a legal requirement. Master Builders ACT says it is working to change site culture. Toilets and sanitary disposal bins should be a given at work, but many women in the construction industry are having to leave a job to go to the loo. Temperley Homes director Carly Dewey has b
Residents of 'serene, peaceful' village concerned over big battery plans (opens the original)
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A large battery storage facility is proposed to be built near a tiny village 30 kilometres west of Canberra's CBD. Uriarra Village residents say they support decarbonising the grid but have not been told enough about the 520-megawatt battery's impact. Quinbrook, the company behind the proposal, says it will meet with locals again while its plans sit with the federal government for environmental approval. Uriarra Village, at the foothills of the Brindabellas, feels removed from the hum of Canberr
Canberra apprenticeships hit a brick wall in the middle of construction boom (opens the original)
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Canberra's construction boom is masking a critical shortage of apprentices, with numbers across the trades falling by 20 per cent in under two years. The Housing Industry Association says a downturn in residential housing is a key driver behind the ACT's shrinking apprentice numbers. Bricklaying trainer Lynne Sheffield says the current training model doesn't give young apprentices enough practical skills before they start on building sites. Canberra is in the middle of a construction boom but if
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