Canberra has never been short of Italian restaurants. In the heart of the city, La Scala was one of the longest lasting and most-loved. After an amazing 25 year run, the familiar space was taken over by the CoCu Group (consisting of nearby Tuckshop and Shorty’s, among others) to redevelop the space into another Italian restaurant that Canberrans could fall in love with.
Welcome to Provini!
Read MoreIn the Capital, lunch, dinner and are very well catered for, and many places provide breakfast all day. All of this we take for granted, but what about the times in-between? The random times when you want something…else?
At any time we can be struck down by the munchies – a singular hunger that doesn’t crave a full meal but, whatever it wants, it wants it immediately. Having often been a victim to a sudden strong craving, I have discovered there is an answer to any food desire.
Read MoreOn Saturday 15 August, The Rubens will make the trip down from Sydney all the way to Thredbo with a few stops on the way, to enthral crowds with their new album ‘Hoops’, which will have just dropped on the 7th of August. From the soulful slow rock ballad Lay it Down to their recent powerful track Hallelujah, the five-piece from Menangle will be providing music-lovers with epic rock anthems and hooks that will stay with them for days.
We sat down with lead guitarist Zaac Margin ahead of the road-trip and album tour for a chat;
Read MoreThe EQ Café & Lounge in Deakin has long been a favourite with locals for their great coffee, range of breakfast and lunch offerings, and enticing house-made pastries. What you might not know is that the EQ Café & Lounge...
Read MoreThe documentary about the iconic Iris Apfel from legendary documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles hits cinemas on Thursday, 13 August 2015.
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