Grace's 140km run for Gaza | Canberra CityNews
Australian National University student, Grace Danielson, will tackle the 140km Centenary Trail on December 2 to raise money for UNICEF Australia's Gaza Crisis Appeal.
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Four times round, Martin can't get off the trail
Martin Fisk, the former CEO of Menslink, says he first discovered the 145-kilometre Canberra Centenary Trail while helping to organise an event with a sponsor. Now he's co-authored a guide to it, reports LILY PASS.
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Canberra hyperlapse: a year walking 145km around Australia's capital – squeezed into seven minutes | Canberra holidays
David Fanner spent 12 months documenting the Centenary Trail that circles the ACT – showcasing the stunning beauty and quiet rhythms of Ngunnawal and Ngambri country
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Relief as two missing men found safe overnight
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Police, families appeal for assistance for missing individuals
Julie Moore. FAMILIES are concerned for the wellbeing of two missing persons after having been reported lost each in Queanbeyan and Canberra. Police are seeking public assistance to locate a 53-year-old woman and an 18-year-old boy. Julie Moore’s case is extremely troubling, last seen by a family member on Christmas Eve (December 24). Ms Moore failed to make contact with family members over Christmas Day plans, which was considered “out of character”. Monaro police district criminal investigation launched Strikeforce Kadigal to investigate the circumstances surrounding her disappearance...
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