Canberra Talk

 Hi All! There is no denying the fact that mould and mildew thrive on moisture. They grow in dark and humid areas, such as shower ceilings and tile grouts in bathrooms. Kitchen sinks, mudrooms, thresholds of your entrance door and basement. According to experts, it is good to treat them as soon as possible using proper tools. Today, I am sharing you an article which includes some great methods to remove black spores from almost all surfaces with ease. You should consider these pro tips and make your house mould-free. For more information, read the article carefully.  Read more: https://www.bondcleaningincanberra.com.au/cleaning-mould-and-mildew-reliable-tips-by-pros/

 The Canberra Raiders have announced that English halfback George Williams has been released from his contract effective immediately. Williams asked for a release on compassionate grounds for the end of 2021, but he withdrew from training and this week’s match which prompted the club to grant an immediate release. Williams joined the Raiders at the start of 2020 on a three-year-contract and managed just 32 games for the club over his 18 months in Canberra. Read more: https://canberraweekly.com.au/george-williams-gets-immediate-release-from-the-raiders/

 This year’s St Vincent de Paul Society CEO Sleepout will have an additional location at the Dirty Jane’s Canberra carpark on Collie Street, Fyshwick, where the industrial hub’s CEOs and business leaders will trade their working gear for sleeping bags. The CEO Sleepout, which will be held on the long night of Thursday 17 June, will shine a spotlight on the issues of homelessness, food insecurity, housing affordability, and lack of suitable housing in the ACT region. Read more: https://canberraweekly.com.au/ceo-sleepout-comes-to-fyshwick-carpark/

 From moving to Europe as a teenager. To being scouted by Vincente Del Bosque, and signed by Brian Clough. To chasing stray dogs in Watsons Bay, to playing at Wembley, to becoming David Beckham’s right-hand man at Real Madrid. The story of Andy Bernal’s life is like nothing you’ve ever heard before. And his new book – ‘Riding Shotgun’ – details it all; the good, the bad, and the ugly. Read more: https://www.miragenews.com/from-canberra-to-madrid-incredible-story-of-566255/

 Hello friends Owing to various technological advancements, the way we listen to music and talk to people has been revolutionised. Gone are the days when you grappled with earphone wires frantically to untangle them. Now you can have pods and buds that snugly fit in your ear and help you enjoy songs of our liking and connect with near/dear ones, colleagues, or anyone else.If you are considering gettingwireless earphones and looking for the best option, here is a complete guide outlining the best wireless earbuds to buy in 2021. Have a look at the list now tofind the most suitable option for you according to budget and specifications. Read more: https://www.yourchoicesonline.com.au/the-best-wireless-earbuds-to-buy-in-2021/

 Canberra mother Jacqui Landos was told in February her 54-year-old son James, who has an intellectual disability, would be among the first in line to get a COVID-19 vaccine which would be delivered under the National Disability Insurance Scheme. Three months later James remained unvaccinated despite being in the 1B priority group, and Mrs Landos said she had heard nothing from federal health authorities. Frustrated by the lack of communication, she took James to be vaccinated at a local GP herself. Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-07/canberra-disability-community-still-waiting-covid-19-vaccination/100122446

 China on Thursday suspended an economic dialogue with Australia, stepping up a pressure campaign that began over Australian support for a probe of the coronavirus and has disrupted exports to the country’s biggest foreign market. Relations have plunged to a multi-decade low since Beijing blocked imports of Australian coal, wheat and other goods over the past year. But it has failed to force Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s government to offer concessions. Read more: https://www.firstpost.com/world/china-halts-economic-dialogue-with-australia-in-retaliation-over-bri-slams-canberras-cold-war-mentality-9598081.html

 Hello friends Most of us are guilty of neglecting to clean the shower glass. But, this fixturebecomes dirty and heavily soiled easily as it is constantly exposed to dust, grime, soap scum, hard water and more. It can look murky or grimy making it look unpleasing. What’s more, if it remains dirty for prolonged periods, its structural integrity is affected. Therefore, you should focus on cleaning this fixture regularly. You can use harsh commercial cleaners but it is better touse natural ingredients. Here is a complete guide outlining some ways you can naturally clean your shower glass. Have a look. Read more: https://www.bondcleaningincanberra.com.au/how-to-clean-glass-shower-doors-naturally/

 Crash on Canberra Avenue slows traffic Traffic slowed to a crawl for drivers on their morning commute on Wednesday following a crash in Fyshwick. Drivers travelling towards the city from Queanbeyan experienced extended commute times and were encouraged to avoid the area. The motor vehicle crash occurred on Tom Price Street just after 8.30am. ACT fire and ambulance services were on scene shortly after. The accident has since been cleared and traffic is moving steadily again. Read more: https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/7238712/morning-commuters-facing-extended-travel-times/

 Your editorial "Booming Canberra housing market comes with warning" (canberratimes.com.au, May 2) warned that as the median house price nears $1 million there will be a need for "a serious reconsideration of the role of property in the lives of Canberrans". For those with inherited wealth or who entered the property market in better times, speculating in property is like shooting fish in a barrel. Sadly, the "fish" being shot are opportunities for our young people and others priced out of the rigged housing market. Read more: https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/7237014/we-need-to-change-the-way-we-think-about-home-ownership/

Suburbs across Canberra's south and inner north will get access to faster internet but ACT federal MPs say it does not go far enough. Banks, Campbell, Conder, Dickson, Gordon, Hume, Lyneham, O'Connor, Reid and Turner are set to have their national broadband network infrastructure upgraded. The suburbs would the first in Canberra to be upgraded to faster internet since the federal government announced its $4.5 billion upgrade to the NBN last year. Read more: https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/7239156/canberra-suburbs-to-be-upgraded-to-faster-nbn/