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Chasing the sun: your guide to Canberra's best outdoor dining (opens the original)
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Did anyone else accidentally get sunburnt this weekend? Because I did. Sunburnt, in September, because I, like probably most Canberrans, spent longer than expected sitting in the glorious spring sunshine. There's something so restorative about the first outdoor lunch in the sun after winter has finally burnt away. The sense of wellbeing you get from passing around glasses of wine, or fizzy water, pouncing upon bowls of chips, ordering food and not minding if it's slower than usual to arrive. Can
Why 70s new wave rocker Tim Finn never expected to be selling out big rooms at 74 (opens the original)
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It's always better not to know what the future holds. That's what musician Tim Finn reckons, anyway. The 74-year-old New Zealand musician is busier and more in demand than he's ever been, which shouldn't be a surprise. He was, after all, the frontman for one of his country's biggest bands in the 1970s and 80s, Split Enz. But if someone had told him, back when the band broke up in 1984, when he was 32, that one day in the distant future he'd still be playing those songs, he wouldn't have believed
National Gallery opens new Oculus Cafe amid $219m roof overhaul (opens the original)
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And the quiche, and the roast chicken, and the tomato tartine, and the triple chocolate brownie. The new cafe at the National Gallery of Australia is finally open, and already looks like it's always been there. The space beside the front doors is now a light-filled, canteen-style space with views straight out to the Sculpture Garden. Designed by award-winning architect Kerstin Thompson, the Oculus Cafe - named for the large oculus that sits above the space - has communal tables alongside individ
The 'huge drama, huge stakes' love letter to Australian women (opens the original)
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Starting a movement is kind of like being in a football match. And the story of the AFLW requires some serious athletics to tell it. Director Sarah Giles doesn't have a footy field or team of players to get the story across. Instead, she has a hard-hitting and exhilarating piece of theatre that gives a condensed version of a mighty Australian success story. Strong Is The New Pretty, the new play by award-winning playwright Suzie Miller, which opens this week at the Canberra Theatre, promises ple
Surviving the long run: food rules to prevent race-day disaster (opens the original)
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Keep it simple, be consistent, and don't, under any circumstances, eat something you've never tried before. It's not the usual advice you'd expect to see on the Food and Wine pages, but these are words of wisdom from a world champion marathon runner. And he's talking about the days before a race. We've reached out to the great Robert de Castella in the wake of the harrowing images beamed across the world news last week of an endurance athlete who continued to compete in an international Hyrox co
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