The University of Canberra’s refectory has recently undergone a makeover and Dizzee Rascal was one of the first real tests for the refreshed venue.
Starting off the evening were local lads Cheese and Offtapia, who provided the necessary warm up beats to get the young liquored crowd in the mood to party. Everything was running pretty smoothly with two bars providing quick drink service, plenty of space outside and designated smoking areas to keep everyone happy.
Read MoreGet out and about in Canberra during the Canberra Festival!
From Friday 11th to Sunday 20th March, the national capital celebrates its 98th birthday with a huge program of events and performers.
The flagship event, Celebrate in the Park, will be held on the Canberra Day public holiday, Monday 14th March, and will host a big program of entertainment in Commonwealth Park.
Read MoreGive yourself a night off cooking this month and you could win.
Treat yourself to sumptuous modern Australian fare with a European twist at One Restaurant and Bar, nestled away from the bustle of the city’s main streets.
Win!
When you dine at One Restaurant and Bar before the end of March, you have the chance to win one of ten double passes to Ballets Russes: the art of costume exhibition, exclusive to the National Gallery of Australia.
Read MoreCanberra designer Sofia Polak has been creating glamorous custom garments for the past five years. Having previously styled Fashions On The Field judges and a Miss World Australia finalist, Sofia has now turned her sights to her first ready to wear collection, which launches this weekend at Fashion Exposed in Sydney.
This year she will also style the winner of the Myer Face of Canberra Racing, held at Thoroughbred Park, for the duration of their title.
Jil Hogan caught up with Sofia Polak on the eve of her collection launch.
Tell me a bit about your collection.
Read MoreThere’s no stopping The McClymonts.
It’s been a busy year already for the trio originally from Grafton, NSW, having taken out Group of the Year for the fourth year running at the Australian Country Music Awards, taking their Golden Guitar tally to six.
The three sisters also scored the Aria for Best Country Album in late 2010 for their latest release, Wrapped Up Good.
For the past few years, The McClymonts have spent a large chunk of their time writing, recording and performing in the home of country music, Nashville.
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