We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
Jason Croker has been waiting 17 years for someone else to start turning up to the parties.
Because since he reached the milestone in 2006, the bloke who came into grade on the wing and left as a tough as teak back-rower has been the only member of the Canberra Raiders' 300 club.
Until, touch wood, Friday night.
In an ACT-first, a conscience-free workplace in Majura Park, which is powered by renewables, has won a green stamp of approval for its sustainability and environmental credentials.
Canberra Airport's base building at 25 Catalina Drive, Majura Park, has been awarded the highest possible rating of six stars under the Green Star Design & As Built certification.
The fully electric building boasts a façade with sun blades, roof-mounted solar arrays and landscaping using native species. Employees also get cycle racks and shower/change room amenities, but what really helped the building win its green credentials was its ongoing recycling...
Russell Crowe copped jovial boos and a cheeky heckle when he said Jack Wighton's name during his concert in Canberra.
But it was all in good humour that Crowe addressed the elephant in the room at his special Indoor Garden Party tour, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese spotted in attendance at the Canberra Theatre.
It was confirmed in April that Wighton stunningly rejected a lucrative offer to re-sign with the Raiders, and instead will join Redfern from next season, after spending half his life in Canberra.