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Protesters Gather At Lincoln Memorial To Oppose Trump Policies

Protesters at Lincoln Memorial voice opposition to Trump's policies, highlighting concerns for civil rights and marginalized communities.

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Thank you for your service, Mr and Mrs Hurley

He has always been about looking forward, being resilient.

The Canberra Times

Where All Medical Areas Meet Under One Roof: CODAC Behavioral Healthcare Announces A New Integrated Care Center

In its efforts to make substance use disorder (SUD) treatment more accessible, CODAC developed a Mobile Medical Unit initiative that delivers essential care and medicine to underserved communities.

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Government House Open Day time for a fond farewell to Mr and Mrs Hurley

The open day is Saturday, March 16.

The Canberra Times

'Proud moment': Wanniassa's Joby joins the family in becoming an Aussie

He's joined the rest of his family in become Australian

The Canberra Times

National Wattle Day heralds in spring

It is not only the first day of spring, but also National Wattle Day.

The Canberra Times

Stirring torch relay in Canberra marks 100 years of Legacy Australia

Navy veteran Merle Hare, 103, earned a big cheer as she took off.

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Governor-General helps Radio 1RPH celebrate 40 years

It's a much-loved community service.

The Canberra Times

Race to the bottom

Focusing on race in the Voice to Parliament debate is ‘dangerous’ and will embolden racists, Australia’s race discrimination commissioner says, and a 3.8 magnitude earthquake shook Melbourne’s CBD late last night.

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Linda Hurley keeps singing self-written songs at charity events

We’ve noted that Linda Hurley, wife of Australian Governor-General David Hurley, was capable of remarkable things through song. Alas, we may have found a situation beyond her powers.

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Triple J Hottest 100: Flume tops Australia’s biggest music poll with Say Nothing

UK act Eliza Rose places No 2 in the countdown, with Spacey Jane landing at No 3, No 5 and No 6

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Turns Out The Governor General Makes His Dinner Guests Sing ‘You Are My Sunshine’ Before Meals

I would rather chew on my dinner plate like Baby Grinch than sing along.

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National Wattle Day and spring are here and Canberra will be bathed in green and gold

The ACT Government will also plant 30 wattle trees at Yarralumla dog park on Thursday to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Wattle Day.

The Canberra Times

‘The weirdest and greatest thing ever’: more praise for Linda Hurley’s singing

A lot of people have been in touch to let us know they were as charmed as we were by the singing of Linda Hurley.

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The greatest hits of Her Excellency Linda Hurley

Last week we found out the governor-general’s wife Linda Hurley likes hula hoops and the Bible. She also likes to sing. Like, a lot.

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Mal-adjustment … secret Morrison business … Hurley whirly

A bit of chamber clarification from Malcolm Turnbull, some spin from the Hurleys, and ScoMo’s in the news for, oh, some reason.

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Governor-General David Hurley apologises for appearing in video praising renovations in his private home

David and Linda Hurley appear in a video praising the work of a builder who renovated their private home. The Governor-General says he's since asked for the video to be taken down.

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Governor-General admits ad was a mistake

The Governor-General has apologised for providing a testimonial for a building company that completed renovations on his private home.

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Queen Elizabeth II tells the 2022 Australians of the Year they're doing 'marvelous work' in Zoom interview

While looking for a way to commemorate the 70 years of service from Queen Elizabeth II, a staff member of the Governor-General came up with an idea: if the Queen is unable to travel to Australia, why not take the best of Australia to her?

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