While playgrounds are usually for lunch and recess fun, the new sensory garden and play area at St...
Take a trip down Memory Lane in this nostalgic piece as Hayman Partners take you back to the...
Situated locally within the Wanniassa community, Guardian offers expansive outdoor play areas paired with passionate educators to nurture young minds.
Sometimes it’s just nice to show off the ACT without all the words.
Lost Monday 18th September 2017: Budgerigar Parrot / Bird Wanniassa, Australian Capital Territory, ACT, Australia | Lost & Found Ref# L36882
Situated locally within the Wanniassa community, Guardian offers expansive outdoor play areas paired with passionate educators to nurture young minds.
I spent some time in my early 20’s doing delivery driving for a local restaurant,...
A compact extension was added to a 1970s brick veneer house, adding 29m² of floor area, a spacious master bedroom, ensuite, and a new entry hall. Lightweight timber was used to keep costs low, with the addition of metal and timber cladding. The existing bathroom was also redesigned. The construction completed in May 2020.
Tactile ground surfacing and larger flat waiting areas are part of 21 bus stop upgrades to improve access...
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Canberra’s Dylan Schwarz hits the pavement with a gleaming smile and a spring in his step.
A high quality, limited edition print of my original painting, "As he runs, the quiet world turns under his feet" on Ilford Galerie Textured Cotton Rag 310gsm Matt Paper. One of my favourite motifs - a lone tree on a hillside at sunset - it's simple yet evocative, leaving plenty of room for creative interpretation and expression. This painting is based on my walks around the Wanniassa Hills in the south of Canberra, where most of the forest was cleared for pasture long ago. It has a strikingly desolate beauty, particularly at sunset when everything turns to gold. I added the running man in memory of a jogger who slogged past me up the hill, eyes focused on the track at his feet, ears enclosed by headphones, deaf to the evening birdsong, blind to the glory of the setting sun. To me he was a metaphor, representing our preoccupation with our daily lives, our ambitions, our problems, our jealousies, not seeing or appreciating the beauty of the natural world around us.
