Jody Mudge reckons he's just about up to riding 10kms in the mountain bike ride at Mount Majura to raise funds and awareness for Head and Neck Cancer Australia. He tells reporter LILY PASS why.
Canberra grassland earless dragons are the “Goldilocks indicator” for a healthy grassland, which makes protecting the critically endangered species absolutely vital, says Friends of Grasslands president Jamie Pittock.
Tom Drury celebrated his 100th birthday in November, which has led to claims of his being the oldest active railway modeller in the world.
Fearless Women is a not-for-profit organisation that helps girls and young women thrive, not just survive, CEO Glenda Stevens tells reporter LILY PASS.
Removing tumours from cockatoos and curing rabbits of ear infections are all in a day's work for Dr Daniella Hsu, a vet who thrives on treating unusual clients.
“It’s impossible to predict what will happen on your shift – from a hazardous material spill, fires, accidents or medical assists,” says firefighter Des Falconer as he prepares to retire after 40 years this week.
After struggling to stay open since October, the Holy Cross Tuckerbox, at Hackett, has secured government help with crippling freight costs, reports LILY PASS.
When Russia invaded Ukraine a year ago, Marusya Jacyshyn decided she needed to do something to show her support for Ukraine. And she's doing it, reports LILY PASS.
Elton, an eight-month-old labrador, has pulled on Australia’s heartstrings to win pet photographer PuppyTales' 2023 Australian Dog of the Year, People’s Choice Award.
“I was driving my partner to work and said I wished there was one place to find all of this information, and he asked ‘why don't you do it?’ and from there it’s been a snowball.” How Revitahl Yosef started the PAWS pet care website.
Built by Scottish settlers in 1873, St Ninian’s Uniting Church is preparing to celebrate its 150th anniversary, in a city that's only 109 years old itself.
Chaos, in the form of traffic and parking issues, has set the Deakin Residents’ Association against a proposal to build an early learning centre for 120 children, reports LILY PASS.
