Here are today’s “CityNews” headlines
Dr Vivienne Lewis says the most important part of wellbeing is setting achievable goals, and using them all the way through each year.
Salvation Army Capt Mitchell Stevens says there are so many people doing it tough in Canberra in the lead-up to Christmas.
After 20 years of working together as founders of web-hosting company GoHosting, Alan Dawe and Steve Hampson say it still feels like the business is in its infancy.
A water leak in single-mother Danielle’s Melba public-housing home has caused “countless” power surges, resulting in her losing three fridges, two kettles, a bread maker and a vacuum cleaner since moving in four years ago.
Sharon Jacobs was ordained in February and has made it her mission to put her own mark on Tuggeranong Uniting Church’s “Blue Christmas” service.
“My advice to young people is to come and see me, come and see the ACT Down Syndrome Association, we can and will help people with intellectual disabilities to get jobs," says Employment Ambassador Charlotte Bailey.
Sonia Cottee was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in July 2022, and says the awful thing about pancreatic cancer is that it sneaks up on you.
Paul Withall, president of the Zerosuicide Community Awareness Program, has extended an invitation to Australia to be present at “the largest visual presentation of men’s suicide in the world”, reports LILY PASS.
Adelina La Vita, the incoming new CEO of the Royal National Capital Agricultural Society, believes everyone has a memory of the Canberra Show.
After taking a redundancy from the public service in 2014, Shane Stark began collecting records, which quickly got out of hand, reports LILY PASS.
Ian Warburton says he and his wife, Connie, thrive in chaos, as the countdown for Halloween enters single digits, but they've been preparing for three months already.
