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Lois Maskiell

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Aug 16, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 16, 2026 · Lois Maskiell

    Hands On Studio turns 30 as artist hopes Gillard portrait hangs in parliament (opens the original)

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    Hands On Studio artist Stephen Corsini has big aspirations for his portrait of former prime minister Julia Gillard. He would like it to be exhibited in Parliament House. If displayed there, it would not be the first artwork by a Hands On Studio artist to hang on the walls of the iconic Canberra building. "[To] have this on Parliament House [would be] better than the other one 'cause it's coloured," Mr Corsini said. Hands On Studio is celebrating its 30th anniversary this weekend, and Mr Corsini

  2. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Lois Maskiell

    'I didn't feel safe': Mum reveals concerns before childcare closure (opens the original)

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    A Canberra mother says she feared for her daughter's safety at Edge Early Learning in Higgins before the ACT childcare regulator ordered the centre to close. She says her daughter wandered from the centre, had her hair cut with adult scissors and lost her front teeth in an accident. The regulator's investigation into the centre will continue. A Canberra mother had concerns for her daughter's safety at a childcare centre in the city's north-west for more than a year before the ACT regulator order

  3. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Lois Maskiell

    Man denied assisted dying wins partial victory in early test of ACT law (opens the original)

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    A man denied access to the ACT's voluntary assisted dying scheme has contested the decision in the territory's civil and administrative tribunal. The tribunal found it had no jurisdiction to review decisions about his health condition, but did find the man had the decision-making capacity to apply. The tribunal said the man could apply for the scheme again and be assessed by a different practitioner, or take his human rights claims to the ACT Supreme Court. A man seeking voluntary assisted dying

  4. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Lois Maskiell

    'He gave us 10 extra years': Australian-first immune centre opens in Canberra (opens the original)

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    The Centre for Personalised Medicine has opened at Canberra Hospital and will use advanced technology to treat people with complex immune conditions. The centre's director Simon Jiang says the approach aims to identify the causes of disease rather than just treat symptoms. The centre will accept referrals from across Australia. When Emma Gilmour describes the effect an advanced immune treatment had on her late father, Arthur, the change seems extraordinary. "He went from being in a wheelchair an

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