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Can you separate the art from the artist and, more importantly in the context of the #MeToo movement, should you?

Free daily horoscope for each star sign from renowned Astrologer Kelli Fox. Forecasts for the week ahead in life, love and career.

Imagine slipping into your own private billabong surrounded by plants, a few native fish and a turtle or two.

Romantic? Like an adventure? Then maybe a cliffnic is the perfect date for you.

Greens call for "biodegradable coffins or shrouds as well as vertical burial" to be allowed

While it may sound like something from the 1970s, hug therapy is actually growing in popularity.

Revised plans for the West Basin precinct will include 2000 or more apartments, but more public space than before.

Graeme Simsion never intended for Don Tillman to touch us the way he has.

The ACT government needs to slow down in creating new mixed use precincts with retail and hospitality, or risk drawing more customers away from small businesses in existing areas.

It's time to put some spontaneity back into a day that is becoming little more than a commercial exercise in manufactured romance.

Henry is a relatively recent recruit to the banking industry. Others have grown fat on it over the entire length of their careers.

"It's about getting people into the sport."

The star of Rogue One, Ready Player One and the coming Captain Marvel is shooting the "bittersweet comedy" Babyteeth.

ACT environment minister Mick Gentleman asked environment minister Melissa Price to intervene on feral horse issue.

When it comes to commercial culling of kangaroos and laws aimed at bikies, the opinions of our Canberra Times Insiders fell heavily on one side.

Growing up in a Lebanese-Indian household, Leela Varghese remembers watching films and thinking ethnically-diverse kids were token characters.

Profits are under pressure for top 200 companies, with aggregate earnings growth tipped to be below average at 4.25 per cent for 2018-2019.

It has been the go-to place for affordable, comfort food for everyone from public servants to tradies, taxi drivers and more for years.

The festival will host 2000 performers, 200 separate performances, six stages, two headliners and one giant parade.

Of the three former public housing sites going under the hammer in March, only one will require its developer to ensure some affordable housing remains.

The theme may have been The Art of Living but some David Jones designers thought it was more The Art of Slumming It.

The banks abused the people's trust and took Australians' money. The political parties abused the people's trust and took their democracy.

As detainee hunger striker Isa Islam reaches his 62nd day without food, uncertainty remains as to whether human rights observers can work a resolution.

He's backed Cadel Evans and Jarryd Hayne and now rich lister David Paradice is helping David Pocock.

After last year's 'gays go to hell' controversy Israel Folau must observe beefed-up social media protocols and has lost the backing of a wealthy family.