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Canberra's got plenty to keep you busy across the coming days, whether you're keen for some action-packed sport, want to pay your respects at a solemn ceremony, or are looking to dive into some professional development opportunities.
If you're an NRL fan, the Raiders are taking on the Dragons at GIO Stadium, so that's a perfect chance to catch some top-tier league action right here at home. Meanwhile, the Australian War Memorial will be holding Last Post Ceremonies honouring the service of those we've lost, offering a meaningful way to reflect and remember.
For those keen to stay curious and learn something new, there's a range of webinars and workshops on tap covering everything from AI and generative technology to agricultural financing and 3D simulation tools. Whether you're upskilling for work, exploring new ideas, or just curious about what's out there, there's a good mix to choose from this weekend.
Whatever you're after, we've got you covered with a friendly rundown of what's worth your time in Canberra right now.
What is on
NRL Team List: Raiders v Dragons, Mon, 29 June, 12:00 am, GIO Stadium, Canberra Details and bookings
Raiders v Dragons, Mon, 29 June, 12:00 am, GIO Stadium, Canberra Details and bookings
Last Post Ceremony - Private Negus Edward Brown, Mon, 29 June, 2:30 am, Australian War Memorial, Canberra Details and bookings
Contenu et marque : se rendre visible avec l’IA, Mon, 29 June, 10:00 am Details and bookings
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