Erin Cross

Canberra

Online Editor at Her Canberra

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Winter challenge accepted: Vinnies CEO Sleepout returns to Canberra

1 week ago | hercanberra.com.au | Erin Cross

No one ever expects to find themselves without a home. But for a predicted 1700 Canberrans, finding a safe place to sleep is a challenge they face each night. And with ongoing cost of living pressures and the lack of affordable housing affecting the local community, the number of people experiencing homelessness in the Canberra region is only going to grow – and winter is coming.
12 ways to hop into Canberra’s Easter long weekend celebrations

1 week ago | hercanberra.com.au | Erin Cross

The Easter long weekend is just around the corner, and Canberra is buzzing with egg-citing events for everyone!From cocktails that would make the Easter Bunny jealous to family-friendly egg hunts and special dining experiences, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate. Whether you’re looking to indulge in decadent treats, enjoy a special meal with loved ones, or keep the kids entertained with holiday activities, here’s your comprehensive guide to making the most of the festive four-day weekend.
Belconnen has a new lakeside café and it brings art and global flavours to the waterfront

2 weeks ago | hercanberra.com.au | Erin Cross

Culinary and artistic indulgence with an outstanding view? Don’t mind if we do. A new lakeside café has opened in Belconnen and it’s serving more than just delicious coffee. Nestled on the shores of Lake Ginninderra, Kiln at Belco Arts is the newest edition to the Belconnen Arts Centre offering visitors a picturesquespot for a memorable dining experience.
48 days of love: A mother's walk of courage for Canberra's tiniest patients

2 weeks ago | hercanberra.com.au | Erin Cross

One Canberra woman has set herself a huge goal of walking 48 consecutive days throughout March, April and May to help Canberra’s tiniest patients. It’s all dedicated to honouring the memory of her much-loved baby boy Alfie, who passed away in September 2024 after spending 48 days fighting for his life alongside his twin brother, Oscar.
Get egg-cited: a Battle of the Bunnies is happening this Easter

2 weeks ago | hercanberra.com.au | Erin Cross

Grab your carrots, ‘cause this is one battle that will have your kids bouncing with joy. Forget the Battle of the Bands, this Easter, Marketplace Gungahlin is hosting what might just be the most adorable competition Canberra has ever seen – the Battle of the Bunnies.
“Loud but peaceful”: 1000 Bikes Against Domestic Violence rides into Canberra this Friday

2 weeks ago | hercanberra.com.au | Erin Cross

Content warning: domestic violence and death. “Dear mum, I love you. I miss our holidays together and our tickle fights. You are the best mum in the world.” This was the message from a six-year-old boy at his mother’s funeral in 2024. Now, almost a year later, 1000 Bikes Against Domestic Violence is riding into Canberra in Molly Ticehurst’s memory to gather at Parliament House to share one important message: Australia won’t tolerate the domestic violence epidemic any longer.
Italy meets Japan at Clover Dining, we’ve found $1 dumplings in the city, and where you can get a Good Friday Seafood Feast

2 weeks ago | hercanberra.com.au | Erin Cross

Hungry to know what’s happening in Canberra this April? We’ll just leave this here. From where to find $1 dumplings to the new resturant fusing the flavours of Italy and Japan and a mouth-watering seven course Good Friday Seafood Feast, sink your teeth into this latest edition of foodie news. Yeehaw! With the news that Big Box Barbeque is hitching its wagon to Narrabundah shops this May, we expect to see lines around the block when it opens its doors.
Midnight ramen anyone? Gungahlin has its very own late-night ramen restaurant

2 weeks ago | hercanberra.com.au | Erin Cross

For those seeking an authentic ramen experience comparable to the deliciousness of dining in Toyko, there’s one restaurant in Gungahlin that goes toe to toe with the real thing. Tucked away in the suburban sprawl of Hibberson Street, Ikigai Ramen – a modern, cosy, minimalist Japanese restaurant – is serving up an authentic taste of Tokyo to those craving a taste of the popular and comforting dish.
A pedal-powered library has launched in Canberra’s inner south

3 weeks ago | hercanberra.com.au | Erin Cross

London might have a bookstore on a barge, but Canberra has its own quirky independent bookshop – and it’s pedal-powered. It’s time to be introduced to Canberra’s mobile book swap shop: The Book Bike. And while you might not expect to find your next read on the back of a bike, this local creation is here to change that.
15+ places to get a cracking good hot pie or sausage roll in Canberra

3 weeks ago | hercanberra.com.au | Erin Cross

It’s the pie-fect (sorry) lunch option on an autumn day. Get saucy (or not) with some delicious pies in Canberra – including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. You’re welcome. Particularly known for its cheese & bacon beef pie, those on the southside are in for a (hot) treat here. Other highlights on the menu include the onion beef pie, the chicken and vegetable pie and (of course) a classic sausage roll.