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  • What's on in Canberra for February 2025

    What’s on in Canberra for February 2025

    Enjoy summer with outdoor activities and exhibitions in Canberra; new exhibitions at Belconnen Arts Centre and Multicultural Festival.

    Canberra Weekly

    Soak up the last month of summer with an outdoor activity or beat the heat by heading to one of many exhibitions being held around Canberra and the surrounding regions.

    New exhibitions: Five new exhibitions at Belconnen Arts Centre, the opening will be held on 7 February at 6pm, with the exhibition running until 23 March, Belconnen Arts Centre; belcoarts.com.au/exhibitions

    National Multicultural Festival: The iconic festival brings together more than 170 multicultural communities to share their culture, history and heritage through food, art, song and dance. Garema Place and Glebe...

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  • Raiders and Brumbies combine for ANZAC deal

    Raiders and Brumbies combine for ANZAC deal

    ANZAC weekend in Canberra: Footy fans can attend both Raiders and Brumbies games for $20.

    Canberra Weekly

    This year's ANZAC weekend in Canberra offers an exciting opportunity for footy fans, with the Raiders and Brumbies giving supporters the chance to attend both games at GIO Stadium for the price of a single ticket.

    Starting from just $20, Raiders and Brumbies fans can attend the Brumbies v Hurricanes on Saturday 26 April and the Raiders v Dolphins on Sunday 27 April.

    Raiders CEO Don Furner said the timeslots for both fixtures allow people to take part in Canberra's traditional ANZAC weekend commemorations and attend two huge matches at GIO Stadium.

    "Canberra has always...

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  • Raiders star Hudson Young is turning a career-defining moment into a thriving supplements business

    Raiders star Hudson Young is turning a career-defining moment into a thriving supplements business

    The Daily Telegraph

    Ten years after testing positive to a banned substance, Canberra star Hudson Young now runs a supplements company to ensure other emerging NRL stars and athletes don't make the same mistake.

    Young was just 16 years old and a rising talent of Newcastle's junior system when a phone call one summer morning derailed his budding rugby league career.

    On the other end was an ASADA official with the worst news an athlete could receive.

    Young had tested positive to a banned substance and was...

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