Canberra Talk

 Hello friends, Vacating a rental property is challenging and stressful because you have to ensure the property is in a presentable and good condition. Without it, you cannot get a complete bond repayment which is usually up to four weeks of rent. Since end of lease cleaning is strenuous and time-consuming, most people hire professional bond cleaners in Canberra to do the task. But, many choose to do it themselves too and if you are among them, here is an article you should definitely read. It lists the mistakes to avoid during end of lease cleaning to get bond back in full. To know more, read on… https://www.bondcleaningincanberra.com.au/mistakes-to-avoid-during-end-of-lease-cleaning-to-get-bond-back/

 The WNBL has been forced to cancel Sunday's round-two game between the UC Capitals and Sydney Uni Flames in Canberra because of a positive COVID-19 case. A member of the Capitals club attended a full team training session in Canberra on Tuesday morning, and has since tested positive and begun isolating for 14 days. All players and coaches at the training session have been deemed close contacts. They have been tested and are undergoing a seven-day isolation period. The Capitals had played the Flames in Sydney last Sunday, with the visitors winning 58-55. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-12-09/wnbl-capitals-flames-game-cancelled-covid-19/100688342

 Parishioners at one of Canberra's most architecturally significant churches have been forced to hold mass in a small office after police officers did not attend the scene until a day after a break-in. The St Thomas Aquinas church in Charnwood was broken into and vandalised between 11:00am and 5:00pm on Tuesday. The break-in was reported on Tuesday evening, but officers did not show up at the church until after 9:30am on Wednesday to forensically examine the scene. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-12-08/canberra-church-break-in-police-st-thomas-aquinas-vandalism/100682058

 One hundred years ago this year, acclaimed Australian artist Jeffrey Smart was born in Adelaide. His works have been shown across the world, inspiring authors and artists alike — and now, a new exhibition in his honour is set to open at the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) in Canberra. From tomorrow, the walls of the NGA will be lined with an appropriately-numbered 100 pieces, hand-picked from public lenders and private collectors as well as from within the National Gallery's collection. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-12-10/jeffrey-smart-exhibition-national-gallery-of-australia-100/100689422