Canberra

Dementia choirs supporting community in Canberra

This week is Dementia Action Week. A report from Dementia Australia estimates over 400-thousand people live with dementia across the country with over 1-point-6 million people involved in the care of someone with the brain condition. While there are support groups available to those affected by dementia, maintaining connections with the wider community remains a …

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Canberra wraps up the week with big announcements

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made some big announcements this week. NDIS Minister Bill Shorten will retire from politics in February after 17 years in federal parliament. Meanwhile, National Cabinet gathered today to announce a multi-billion dollar fund to tackle gendered violence. Image: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese with the state and territory leaders – Image by …

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Whistleblower sentencing adds another thorn to Labor’s side

Besides the Federal government’s budget news on Tuesday, other news were developing in Canberra. The sentencing of whistle-blower and former ADF lawyer David McBride could add more fuel to the flame for Anthony Albanese and his government, as some in the community felt betrayed by the government for not intervening. Image: Whistleblower David McBride with …

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