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Bridget Everett Whacks Rock Bottom at Joe's Pub
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The Valley of Astonishment Will Leave You...Astonished
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By Tom Sellar
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In September, Site-Specific Theater Rules the Day
By Tom Sellar
How Chuck Jones Defined America Through Cartoons
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Between Riverside and Crazy Bares Its Wounds
By Tom Sellar
Whether casually looking at each other or dusting themselves off after an outburst, the men give the appearance of constantly pondering possible next moves. Dancing emerges like inner tempest. Khan and Cherkaoui move beautifully together, but really they're very different. Cherkaoui can look like a rag doll or silkily, effortlessly elegant. Khan is sturdier, and flexible in a different way; he purls movement out, then pounces on it with the compact speed of a carnivore. His fast is very fast, his slow full of pulled-out complications. In their simple T-shirts and wrap-around pants by Kei Ito, they have the look of athlete-priests performing some exculpatory rite by re-living the emotional complexities of both Khans travel experience and their own collaborative process.
During a vigorous dance passage near the beginning of zero degrees, master lighting designer Mikki Kunttu throws the two men's shadows on the gray scrims that enclose the stage on three sides; once, even though they're far apart, their shadows appear to hold hands. How many degrees separate friend from foe, rescue from disaster, life from death, joy from grief, you from me? Often, not even a millionth of a degree.
Having had this closeness so thrillingly demonstrated, we spectators pour out of the theater on a wave of happiness, clustering in small knots to question and marvel. Critics go to the theater, Joan Acocella once wrote, "like dogs to dinner," ever hopeful. In zero degrees, as in his Kaash (2002) and ma (2004), Khan gives us a feast.
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The OIG has approved a licensed insurance broker's proposal to establish a preferred hospital network as part of Medicare Supplemental Health Insurance policies (Medigap) and related premium credit offered to policy holders. The advisory opinion approving the proposed arrangement is consistent with the recently issued Advisory Opinion 14-02 [PDF] and other prior opinions related to similar arrangements. Following its previous analyses, the OIG concluded in Advisory Opinion 14-04 [PDF] that the proposed arrangement would not warrant the imposition of sanctions under the civil monetary prohibition against inducements to beneficiaries or the antikickback statute.
The licensed insurance broker requesting the advisory opinion offers Medigap policies as well as other insurance products. The requestor proposed to indirectly enter into arrangements with hospitals, via a preferred provider organization (PPO), pursuant to which the hospitals would agree to waive otherwise-applicable Medicare inpatient deductibles for the insurer's policyholders. In turn, the insurer would offer its policyholders using such in-network hospitals a $100 credit towards the policyholders' next renewal premiums.
More specifically, network hospitals would agree to waive up to 100 percent of the requestor's Medigap policyholders' inpatient deductibles, which ordinarily would be paid by the requestor. In exchange, each time one of the policyholders received a waiver, the requestor would pay the PPO an administrative fee. In addition, the requestor would pass some of the realized cost savings to its policyholders in the form of $100 credits toward the policyholders' policy renewal premiums. The deductible waiver would be the sole benefit provided by the network hospitals to the requestor. For a policyholder utilizing a non-network hospital, the requestor would pay the full Part A deductible, and the policyholder would not receive a credit.
The requestor's marketing materials would advertise the availability of the credit, and materials provided to enrollees and prospective enrollees would list the plans that feature the credit and identify participating network hospitals. The opportunity to participate in the proposed arrangements would be open to any accredited, Medicare-certified hospital appropriately licensed under state law. Finally, the savings realized by the requestor would be reported to state insurance departments on an annual basis through annual experience exhibits, such that cost savings could be taken into account by state insurance departments in reviewing and approving premium rates.
Analyzing the proposed arrangement under the antikickback statute, the OIG determined that neither the safe harbor for waivers of beneficiary coinsurance and deductible amounts nor the safe harbor for reduced premium amounts offered by health plans applied. Nonetheless, the OIG concluded, the proposed arrangement presents a low risk of fraud or abuse for the following reasons:
Because the premium credits would be offered to policyholders as an incentive to select a particular provider (a network hospital), the OIG next analyzed the arrangement under the civil monetary provision prohibiting remuneration to beneficiaries. The OIG concluded that, although not identical, premium credits are sufficiently similar in purpose and effect to differentials in coinsurance or deductible amounts, which are excepted from the definition of remuneration. In addition, the OIG noted that the arrangement had the potential to reduce costs to certain Medigap policyholders without increasing costs to others and to reduce state-insurance rates overall.
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British Astronomers Turn To Interstellar Spam 60
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from the mmm-chips dept.
from the mmm-chips dept.
Barrista En Flambe alerts us to a stunt that may reflect the desperate funding crisis in British astronomy: astronomers have agreed to beam a 30-second Doritos ad to a solar system 42 light years from Earth. The transmission is being directed at the solar system of 47 Ursae Majoris, a star similar to the Sun which has planets and may have a habitable zone.


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Partez à la découverte de la Tasmanie : sa nature sauvage classée au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, sa gastronomie et ses vins, ses villes compactes et son air pur. De Hobart, allez découvrir le site historique de Port Arthur, la faune et la flore des îles de Bruny Island et de Maria Island, ainsi que l'époustouflante Wineglass Bay de Freycinet. Au départ de Launceston ou de Devonport, découvrez le parc national de Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair, les chutes de Liffey Falls et l'île de Flinders Island dans le détroit de Bass. Découvrez la côte sauvage de l'ouest tasmanien via Strahan.
Ce que vous pouvez voir dans le Territoire de la Capitale Australienne
Visiter Canberra et ses nombreux des monuments nationaux et galeries d'art, les parcs nationaux, les Alpes australiennes et un talents scène gastronomique et œnologique.
Explorez Canberra et découvrez la culture et l'histoire australiennes grâce aux superbes monuments et musées de cette ville entourée de parcs et de bush inaltéré. Visitez le Parlement, le monument aux morts australien (Australian War Memorial) et la galerie nationale d'Australie (National Gallery of Australia) et Questacon, musée des sciences et technologies. Participez aux festivals Balloon Fiesta (mettant à l'honneur les montgolfières) en automne, Fireside en hiver et Floriade au printemps. Explorez les Alpes australiennes ou la réserve naturelle de Tidnbinbilla et le Murrumbidgee River Corridor, facilement accessibles en voiture.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Parc national de Namadgi
Découvrez un bush préservé et le parc national de Namadgi, une section des Alpes australiennes, les affleurements de granite, la Great Alpine Walk et partez en VTT, 4x4 et à la pêche. Observez les vestiges laissés par les gardiens aborigènes, les éleveurs et les chercheurs d'or, et rencontrez émeus, kangourous, wallabies et cacatoès dans la réserve naturelle près de Tidbinbilla.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Le Murrumbidgee River Corridor, Territoire de la capitale australienne
Vous ne pourrez ignorer l'appel de la nature dans le Murrumbidgee River Corridor, facilement accessible depuis Canberra. Des rencontres naturelles de toutes sortes sont possibles le long de cette courte et ravissante portion de l'épique itinéraire de 1600 km que parcourt cette rivière depuis sa source, dans le paysage montagneux des Alpes Australiennes. Vous pourrez y faire de courtes promenades près d'Uriarra Crossing ou de Tharwa, ou bien attaquer les 27 km du sentier de Murrumbidgee Discovery Track. Baignez-vous, faites du kayak et un pique nique à Casuarina Sands, ou une partie de cartes à l'ombre au terrain de camping de Cotter. Pêchez la Murray cod (morue d'eau douce) et écoutez les gazouillis des oiseaux natifs du bush. Choisissez votre destination pour une expédition d'une journée à partir de Canberra, ou bien partez plusieurs jours en camping sur les bords de la rivière pour aller admirer plusieurs jolis coins.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Les hivers sont généralement rudes dans la région de Canberra. Ces conditions sont idéales pour l'éclosion de millions de tulipes et de fleurs annuelles chaque printemps dans un parc surplombant le lac Burley Griffin. Événement exclusivement diurne par le passé, la Floriade inclut désormais le NightFest, ensemble d'illuminations high-tech et de divertissements répartis sur cinq soirées magiques au mois de septembre.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Faites une balade dans l'air automnal à la Canberra Balloon Fiesta
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Réserve naturelle de Tidbinbilla
Cette vallée aux forêts denses n'est qu'à 40 minutes de Canberra. Elle se situe entre les chaînes de Gibraltar Range et Tidbinbilla Range, au nord des Alpes australiennes. Comme le parc national de Namadgi voisin, cette petite zone relativement intacte regorge d'animaux sauvages et de vestiges de l'histoire aborigène. Vous vous sentirez très loin de la civilisation quand vous irez chercher une carte à l'office du tourisme et verrez en chemin des émeus à l'allure digne, des kangourous qui broutent, des wallabies et des cacatoès. C'est un endroit idéal où passer une journée d'été.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Art aborigène à Canberra
Imprégnez-vous de la vaste gamme d'art aborigène à la National Gallery of Australia. Treize galeries d'art en tout exposent aujourd'hui plus de 7500 œuvres d'art, de la peinture en pointillé et sur écorce aux aquarelles, textiles, gravures, céramiques et sculptures. Flânez dans les diverses salles, découvrez les paysages, les légendes du Rêve et les évènements historiques entrelacés dans chaque tradition artistique. Cette importante collection est une expression vivante et évolutive de la plus ancienne culture existante du monde.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Piste du Braconnier, Le Territoire de la Capitale Australienne
Suivez la piste des braconniers (Poachers Trail) jusqu'à certains des 140 vignobles et 33 domaines viticoles parsemant le paysage tranquille à la sortie de Canberra. Associez du bon vin à de la bonne nourriture dans les domaines viticoles des climats frais à Hall et Murrumbateman, et laissez-vous séduire par l'artisanat, la verrerie ou la poterie, dans les galeries de la Yass Valley. Et pourquoi pas un peu de spéléologie dans la Wee Jasper Valley ou de pêche dans la Goodradigbee River ? Un dîner succulent vous attend à Gunning ou dans le village du XIXe S. de Gundaroo ; les habitants y continuent de laisser leurs vaches brouter sur le terrain communal. En fin de journée, reposez-vous dans une chambre d'hôte, une ferme historique ou une auberge de campagne de luxe. Expérimentez de la bonne nourriture et du bon vin, l'art et l'artisanat locaux ainsi que des paysages époustouflants sur cet itinéraire classique de campagne depuis Canberra.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Vos premiers pas dans le Territoire de la Capitale Australienne
Découvrez les endroits à visiter et les voyages que vous pouvez faire dans le territoire de la capitale australienne.
Explorez Canberra et découvrez la culture et l'histoire australiennes grâce aux superbes monuments et musées de cette ville entourée de parcs et de bush inaltéré. Visitez le Parlement, le monument ...Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Canberra est de la capitale de l'Australie et du territoire de la capitale australienne.
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Prenez la route de Melbourne, dans les Alpes australiennes les lacs, les plages et les parcs nationaux du Gippsland.
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Explorez le Parc National de Namadgi, une section des Alpes australiennes près de Canberra.
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Un quatre jours en voiture le circuit de Canberra, qui vous emmène à travers de Mittagong, Yass et les jeunes.
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Faites une balade en voiture trois jours le long de la gastronomie de manière de Poacher's et la route des vins.
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University of Canberra Village
Cooinda Hut, Cooinda Street,
University of Canberra,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2617
University of Canberra Village offers groups and independent travellers a unique concept in affordable summer accommodation. Usually home to students, their fully furnished one, two, five and twelve bedroom apartments are available to short stay guests from late December until late January. You can book just one room in a multi-bedroom unit. This makes the village perfect for individuals and conference groups. Note: if you don't book the whole apartment, you may be sharing the kitchen and bathroom facilities with other guests. Rates are per bedroom per night.
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Site Web: www.campussummerstays.com.au
Téléphone: 61262063500
One of a Kind Apartments
43 Stockdale Street ,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2602
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1 Binara Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
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Site Web: www.crowneplazacanberra.com.au
Téléphone: 61262478999
Capital Executive Apartment Hotel
108 Northbourne Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Capital Executive Apartment Hotel is two blocks north of the central business district. This 83 room boutique style hotel is self rated four star. All apartments feature large open-plan design and modern bathrooms with the facilities you expect to find, plus direct-dial telephone. New queen and king single beds and 26 inch LCD televisions in all rooms. Apartments are fully self-contained with an iron, ironing board, hair dryer, coffee/tea making facilities, toaster, cutlery, crockery, glassware, pots, pans, sink, two cook tops, microwave, mini-bar fridge and a large fridge. Children welcome. 24 hour undercover security parking available.
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Site Web: www.ceahotel.com.au
Téléphone: 61262438333
Gungahlin Homestay B and B
36 Leita Court,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2913
Stay in this newly renovated motel style B and B in a contemporary family home only 13 kilometres from Canberra's city centre and main attractions. Their quiet suburban location makes an ideal retreat after seeing the sights of Canberra. Your guest unit has a queen bed with extra pillows for your comfort and its own ensuite with fluffy bath robes. Separate living area. Relax with air conditioning, free Foxtel, free WiFi connection and a 43" flat screen TV with DVD. A generous welcoming breakfast tray is included, with freshly baked bread and other goodies, tea and coffee. Bookings are essential.
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Téléphone: 61262410776
Mobile: 61410641077
Victor Lodge Bed and Breakfast
29 Dawes Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2604
Experience Canberra's premium location at a budget price. This family operated guesthouse offers a relaxed friendly atmosphere and an excellent continental breakfast. Choose from single, double, twin, triple and family combinations. All linen is provided. Clean, comfortable rooms have heating and fans. Shared bathroom and toilet amenities. Facilities include guest laundry, bike hire, TV room, free hi speed wireless internet access, free tea/coffee, fully equipped kitchen, barbeque and outside cooking in the garden area. Free off-street parking is available. You are close to trendy shops, 30+ restaurants, pubs, tourist attractions and bike paths.
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Site Web: www.victorlodge.com.au
Téléphone: 61262957777
Forrest Hotel and Apartments
30 National Circuit,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2603
This family owned and operated business is right next to the Parliamentary Triangle and many major national attractions. Choose from 75 standard to executive non-smoking hotel rooms. The Forrest Hotel and Apartments also has 40 apartments. Complimentary bottled water is supplied in all hotel rooms. All apartments have complimentary plunger coffee. Make the most of their restaurant and conference facilities. You can walk to Manuka's cosmopolitan, boutique shopping and restaurant village in seven minutes. Parliament House, the National Portrait Gallery, Old Parliament House, Questacon and the High Court are less than two minutes drive from the hotel.
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Site Web: www.forresthotel.com
Téléphone: 61262034300
Quest Canberra
28 West Row, Melbourne Building,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Quest Canberra is located within the charm of the historic Melbourne Building in the centre of the city. Choose from a range of stylishly furnished studio, one and two bedroom apartments. The majority of apartments feature large balconies, fully equipped kitchens and laundry facilities, as well as separate lounge and dining areas. Limited off street parking is charged at a minimal fee. You will have a wide range of restaurants and cafes at your door; with a few offering a chargeback service.
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Site Web: www.questcanberra.com.au/
Téléphone: 61262432222
Mercure Canberra
cnr Ainslie and Limestone Avenues,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2612
Mercure Canberra combines old world charm with modern comforts. The hotel, one of Canberra's first, opened its' doors in 1927. Even after a recent $8 million refurbishment it still maintains many original features. Set around an impressive internal courtyard, the hotel is the ideal place to unwind after a hard day at work, or relax after exploring the many tourist attractions or outdoor activities Canberra has to offer. Along with 129 rooms, the hotel offers three flexible meeting rooms, a gymnasium, two stunning fish tanks, complimentary off street car parking, Courtyard Restaurant and Ainslie Bar, Bistro and Beer Garden
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Site Web: www.mercurecanberra.com.au
Téléphone: 61262430000
Canberra Wide Apartments - Monterey
14 Boolee Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2612
Canberra Wide are a leading central business district apartment specialist. Established in 1990; they have 40+ apartments in ten different locations. Their select apartments are in quiet residential complexes only 5 minutes walk to the very centre of the business and shopping district. Expresso coffee machines, broadband internet and under-ground parking are included. Charges reduce as the length of stay increases. Monterey apartments are all self contained, in a leafy spacious complex near the Casino. This 1994 development has walk up stairs, air conditioning and some have spas. 24 hour key pick-up from the Braddon office. Self rated 4 star.
Courrier électronique: email@example.com
Site Web: www.canberra-apartments.com.au
Téléphone: 61262300623
Rydges Capital Hill
Cnr Canberra Ave and National Circuit,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2603
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Site Web: www.rydges.com/capitalhill
Téléphone: 61262953144
Waldorf Apartment Hotel Canberra
2 Akuna Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
The Waldorf Apartment Hotel offers quality 4.5 star accommodation in the heart of Canberra's central business district. You will enjoy a comfortable, convenient and affordable range of apartments wether you are travelling for business or leisure. The Waldorf Apartment Hotel is only a short walking distance from the Casino, Convention Centre, restaurants and shops. For your next trip to the nation's capital make a booking at the Waldorf Apartment Hotel Canberra.
Courrier électronique: email@example.com
Site Web: www.waldorfcanberra.com.au
Téléphone: 61262291234
Canberra Museum and Gallery
Cnr London Circuit and Civic Square,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
A vibrant place in the heart of the city, Canberra Museum and Gallery celebrates the region's social history and visual arts with dynamic exhibitions and unique programs and events. Showcasing Canberra Museum and Gallery's permanent collection in the Canberra Stories Gallery, along with five other gallery spaces, the gallery offers a variety of changing exhibitions. CMAG is also the home of The Foundation Collection of Sir Sidney Nolan's paintings, donated by the artist to the people of Australia in 1974. The collection is managed by the gallery on behalf of the Australian Government.
Courrier électronique: email@example.com
Site Web: www.museumsandgalleries.act.gov.au
Téléphone: 61262073968
Lucky's Speakeasy
1 London Circuit,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Shake hands, kiss babies, and get toasty in the best bar Canberra has to offer. This iconic bar is the perfect setting for you to get sauced in secret. A private hideaway for those wanting to take the edge off a long day in the trenches with a fully stocked bar and a fully loaded bar snack menu. A carefully curated DJ set list that is as well researched as your latest press release means that this is the Goldilocks of bars - not too hot and not too cold. Just right. Dress to impress.
Site Web: www.qtcanberra.com.au/food-drink/luckys-speakeasy/
Téléphone: 61262671270
H2O Spa
68/71 Giles Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2604
H2O Spa offers a full range of innovative, luxurious, high quality relaxing treatments to suit your individual needs. Their menu caters to women and men of any age. H2O Spa bring you the latest techniques and a passion for beauty and continuous training. The salon are a proud stockist of world leading skin care BABOR. BABOR defines exclusive cosmetics and wellness products that are free from: PEGs (polyethylene glycols), synthetic silicon and skin-irritating mineral oils, paraffins, paraffin derivatives, parabens and materials derived from animals Other professional lines include OPI, OPI GelColor and Eco Tan.
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Site Web: www.h2ospa.com.au
Téléphone: 61262957072
Mobile: 61474218772
Knightsbridge Penthouse
1/34 Mort Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2612
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Site Web: www.knightsbridgepenthouse.com.au
Laos People's Democratic Republic, Embassy of
1 Dalman Crescent,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2606
The Embassy of Laos Peoples Democratic Republic represents Laos in Australia. This office offers updated information on Laos and their relations with Australia. This Embassy provides a wide range of consular services to Australians, New Zealanders and citizens of other countries as well as Lao citizens living in the region. The Embassy of Laos Peoples Democratic Republic is in O'Malley, approximately 10 kilometres south of the city centre.
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Site Web: www.laosembassy.net
Téléphone: 61262864595
International Flag Display
Commonwealth Place,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
The International Flag Display colourfully acknowledges the United Nations and those that maintain a diplomatic presence in the National Capital. The 90 plus flags fly from two offset rows of flagpoles along the promenade between the High Court and the National Library on the southern shore of Lake Burley Griffin. The International Flag Display flies continuously and is lit at night. Each flag pole has a plaque at its base identifying the nation the flag represents.
Courrier électronique: firstname.lastname@example.com
Site Web: our.nationalcapital.gov.au
Téléphone: 61262722902
Ainslie + Gorman Arts Centres
55 Ainslie Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2612
Welcome to Canberra's creative heart. Twin arts centres, Ainslie and Gorman, host the national capital's largest collective of professional artists and arts companies a stone's throw from the city centre. If it takes a village to raise an artist, this is the village. Gorman Arts Centre is where new ideas, new works, and new artists are made and where they rub shoulders with audiences and each other in a bustling, multi-arts environment. Ainslie Arts Centre dedicates everything to music. Through education, rehearsals, and public performances, this music hub unites music-makers and music-lovers in an exciting program.
Courrier électronique: firstname.lastname@example.com
Site Web: www.agac.com.au
Téléphone: 61262497377
China, Embassy of the People's Republic of
15 Coronation Drive,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
The Embassy of the People's Republic of China represents China in Australia. This office offers updated information on China and their relations with Australia. This embassy processes visa applications from Australian Capital Territory, South Australia and Northern Territory. Check their website for details if you live elswhere. The Embassy of the People's Republic of China is in Yarralumla, approximately five kilometres south of the city centre.
Courrier électronique: firstname.lastname@example.com
Site Web: au.china-embassy.org
Téléphone: 61262734780
Netherlands, Embassy of the
120 Empire Circuit,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
The Embassy of the Netherlands represents the Netherlands in Australia. This office offers updated information on the Netherlands and their relations with Australia. If you need consular services and you do not live in Canberra or the surrounding area, please contact the Consulate-General in Sydney. The Embassy of the Netherlands is in Yarralumla, approximately five kilometres south of the city centre.
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Site Web: www.netherlands.org.au
Téléphone: 61262209400
Urambi Hills
Learmonth Drive,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2902
Experience invigorating views, flora and fauna on this four kilometre walk. Park your car or get dropped off at the beginning of Learmonth Drive and walk along the ridges. Alternately head towards almost the end of Learmonth Drive and start your walk from the spot where these images were taken.
Site Web: www.tams.act.gov.au/parks-recreation/parks_and_reserves/canberra_nature_park
The RUC at Turner
54 McCaughey Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2612
Set in the leafy surrounds of Turner and close the city, the RUC at Turner is the perfect spot to relax, play a spot of lawns bowls, enjoy a cold beer, or have a meal. Choose from relaxed barefoot bowls or a more formal competition. Grab yourself a deal on BBB Sundays - burgers, bowls and beers for $30! Trivia nights on Thursdays and meat raffles on Fridays. Friendly family atmosphere. Live sports on the big screen daily, juke box and pool table. A $5 one year membership gives you access to the gaming facilities and food and drink specials.
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Site Web: theruc.com.au/turner
Téléphone: 61262477838
Yowani Country Club Incorporated
Northbourne Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2602
This popular and interesting layout provides something special for all players. The par 72, 6242 metre course boasts finely framed fairways, generous greens, subtle bunkering and a several water challenges for golfers wanting to put their game to the test. Visitors are welcome seven days, clubs and buggies available for hire. Bookings required. Dress rules apply. Only minutes from the city, Yowani Country Club is also home to 24 self contained units, first class bowling greens and a restaurant.
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Site Web: www.yowani.com.au
Téléphone: 61262413377
Močan & Green Grout
1/19 Marcus Clarke Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Močan & Green Grout is an ethical café and bike maker. They serve fair trade coffee, source produce from local farmers, and grow their herbs in the planter at the front door. The breakfast and lunch menu reflects Canberra's seasons - with eggs from a free range farm near Temora, sustainable seafood from the New South Wales south coast, bacon from woodland-grazed pigs near Young, fresh water trout from Tumut. The dinner menu is a collection of shared dishes inspired by diverse world cooking traditions that changes every week.
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Site Web: http://mocanandgreengrout.com/
Téléphone: 61261622909
Soju Girl
Melbourne Building,
41/43-45 Northbourne Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
One of Canberra's hottest destinations is Soju Girl; a dining room, lounge and bistro in the heart of Civic. Set in the historic Melbourne building, Soju Girl offers fun cocktails, a comprehensive wine list and a menu of Asian fusion dishes designed for sharing. It's the brainchild of Andrew Hollands, known for the popular Ellacure and Gold Creek's impressive Versatile restaurant. The large lounge area has leather furniture, reclining chairs, graffiti art and vases of hot pink bamboo. The bistro offers stunning orchids; the dining room, striking black and white stencil art.
Site Web: www.sojugirl.com.au
Téléphone: 61262575328
The Tea Lounge at Hyatt Hotel Canberra
Hyatt Hotel Canberra,
120 Commonwealth Ave,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
The Tea Lounge is the ideal place for tea, coffee or a perfectly mixed cocktail. Art deco style and a cosy yet luxurious ambience, stop by for a light lunch, afternoon tea, cocktails or even late night dessert. The iconic Tea Lounge Afternoon Tea buffet is served every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Indulge in an array of savouries, finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones, jam and cream, and a selection of tempting cakes and slices. Afternoon Tea in the heritage listed Tea Lounge is an established tradition at Hyatt Hotel Canberra so plan ahead. Reservations highly recommended.
Site Web: www.canberra.park.hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining/TheTeaLounge.html
Téléphone: 61262698815
Poppy's Cafe
Australian War Memorial grounds,
Treloar Crescent,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2612
Enjoy outstanding views across to the Australian War Memorial from Poppy's Cafe. See ANZAC Parade and across Lake Burley Griffin to Canberra attractions and Parliament House. Open from 8.30am you can start your day with sustenance and views. You'll have plenty of time for a leisurely breakfast before the Memorial or Canberra's other attractions open. Poppy's Cafe is open daily. It's ideal for a light lunch, or coffee and cake throughout the day. Choose from their comprehensive daily a la carte menu between 11am and 3pm. Free Wifi.
Site Web: www.awm.gov.au/visit/poppys/
Téléphone: 61262627380
The Kingston Hotel
73 Canberra Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2604
The Kingston Hotel is one of Canberra's original watering holes and has become one of Canberra's most popular family-friendly pubs. The 'Kingo' offers an iconic pub experience with boutique beers on tap, live sport, well-priced food options and a friendly environment for everyone to enjoy. Choose from two bistros and a huge outdoor seating area. For those who prefer a more interactive food experience, you can "Cook your Own" steak, or you may prefer their expert chefs to char-grill it to perfection for you instead! The Kingston Hotel is the perfect pub to enjoy with family and friends.
Site Web: kingstonhotel.com.au/
Téléphone: 61262950123
King George Terrace,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
Book a table at Porkbarrel for panoramic views of the stunning National Rose Gardens, and a fresh and casual dining experience. Porkbarrel is famous for it's gourmet pizzas, daily market specials and housemade sweets. Vegetarians, children and coeliacs are all well catered for. Enjoy affordable pricing and fabulous coffee. Choose from over 50 beers and ciders (bottled and tap) and a great selection of wines by the glass. At Porkbarrel you're only moments from the city and in the heart of Canberra's "must see" attractions and cultural establishments.
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Site Web: porkbarrel.com.au/
Téléphone: 61262731455
Mode 3, 24 Lonsdale Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2612
Debacle is a relaxed, something-for-everyone pub which is a great draw for indecisive types who aren't sure if they want to drink, nibble or dine. Those same indecisive types may trip up ordering a drink however, as Debacle stocks more than 150 types and sizes of beer and more than a few wines. Try snack-type dishes such as pizzas and tapas-style plate and some of the best modern Australian food in town. Their emphasis is on fresh produce.
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Site Web: www.facebook.com/pages/Debacle/158106347548909
Téléphone: 61262471314
Pulp Kitchen
Ainslie Shops,
1 Wakefield Garden,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2602
Pulp Kitchen, 2014 One Hat winner, is approachable and affordable yet classy enough to take your best bottle of wine to. The owner/chef has worked in kitchens around the world, and it shows in the breadth of the menu, with its modern European influences. Most dishes come in a small or large size; a great idea which does away with the need for entrees and mains.
Site Web: www.pulp-kitchen.com.au
Téléphone: 61262574334
The Promenade Café
Hyatt Hotel Canberra,
120 Commonwealth Ave,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
With an abundance of natural light and garden views, the Promenade Café offers a relaxing and refreshing ambience with a variety of restaurant dining options. An extensive buffet featuring fresh seafood is offered Friday to Sunday for lunch and dinner along with a seasonal a la carte menu. Each dish features the best of locally sourced produce and follows the Hyatt food philosophy of offering 'Food, Thoughtfully Sourced, Carefully Served'. Their executive chef has created a menu suitable for anything from a casual dinner for two to a gathering of business associates.
Site Web: http://www.canberra.park.hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining/ThePromenadeCafe.html
Téléphone: 61262698810
The Museum Cafe
Lawson Crescent,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Enjoy sensational food, views and culture at the Museum café! Stunning architecture and spectacular views of Lake Burley Griffin make it the perfect place to enjoy breakfast, lunch or a coffee with your friends. Choose from delicious light meals and daily specials prepared by award winning caterers featuring the season's best produce or enjoy great coffee, cakes and pastries. Sit indoors, soak up the sun deck side, or relax a comfortable lounge chair and browse the internet with their free wi-fi service.
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Site Web: www.broadbeancateing.com.au
Téléphone: 61262085179
C Dine Bar
17/19 East Lake Parade,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2604
With a waterfront location in the heart of Canberra, C Dine Bar creates an experience by captivating both the palate and the eye with a strong emphasis on local seasonal produce, exceptional prime cuts and perfectly prepared seafood. Presenting a delectable wine list and food menu to suit everyone, C Dine Bar is the perfect venue for any occasion. Come down and enjoy the beautiful views, magnificent food and fantastic service. An experience not to be missed.
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Site Web: http://cdinebar.com.au/
Téléphone: 61262395299
15 Moore Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
The chefs responsible for fine dining mecca Aubergine have taken a casual turn with their second venue, Temporada, located in Canberra, a short drive fromt the CBD. A large bar dominates the centre of the room which has a country feel, with a steel roof and wooden fence paling on the wall. Based around a wood fired grill, the share plate menu options are diverse but unified by the smokiness of the grill that adds a layer of complexity to each dish.
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Téléphone: 61262496683
Executive Drivers - Private VIP Canberra Region Wine Tour
Brindabella Circuit,
Canberra Airport,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2609
Experience the satisfaction of a private VIP Canberra Region Wine Tour for 1-4 people in the comfort of your chauffeur driven Holden Caprice. Executive Drivers' VIP tour will add value to your stay in Canberra, enabling you to enjoy the region's fantastic wines and food without the worry of driving. No rushing; just relax, unwind and enjoy being driven around to enjoy the sensational world class food and wine. These friendly and relaxed private wine tours are ideally suited for a couple, family or small group of friends who prefer the exclusivity and flexibility of a private tour and vehicle.
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Site Web: www.executivedrivers.com.au
Mobile: 61419041910
Balloon Aloft
19 Kallaroo Road,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2609
Experience Canberra in the best possible way with Balloon Aloft - Canberra's original balloon rides operator. Take off with the sunrise and drift gently with the wind. Experience breathtaking views and see the nation's capital come to life beneath you. Balloon flights are approximately 45 minutes to an hour and conclude with a champagne celebration at the Hyatt Hotel. Breakfast at the Hyatt is an optional extra. Allow 3-4 hours for the full experience. The meeting point is the Hyatt Hotel, 120 Commonwealth Ave, just two minutes from Parliament House.
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Site Web: www.canberraballoons.com.au
Téléphone: 61262851540
Dawn Drifters - Canberra Balloon Flights
7 Irving Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2606
Enjoy the romance and excitement of a scenic hot air balloon flight over Canberra. Take off at dawn, rise above Canberra and see the unique city design slowly unfold beneath you. There is always a champagne toast and flight certificate after the flight at the Rydges Capital Hill. A full buffet breakfast at Rydges Fig Tree Cafe is an optional extra. Buy a gift voucher for someone special. Choose Balloon in a Box or Aviation Bear box presentation packs.
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Site Web: www.dawndrifters.com.au
Téléphone: 61262854450
Gondwana Dreaming
c/o 330 Northbourne Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2602
See the Canberra Region through the eyes of a jargon-free geologist. Take a closer look at rocks and fossils: they are the clues to what the world was like long ago and explain much of what is now! Geology and its processes have influenced the way people live, the scenery we admire, our natural environment, the climate and even the wine we drink! Take a stroll through millions of years of changing environments; see some really old fossils and discover what happens when rocks blunder into an orogenic zone! German and French speaking guides by arrangement. Pick-up: by arrangement.
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Site Web: www.gondwana-dreaming.com
Téléphone: 61262851872
Mobile: 61428164469
Various locations,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Meet your local guide and have a wonderful time. Get the most from your visit Tailored tours or set itineraries, a great variety of itineraries are available. Some tours include: Floriade Spring Tours with Arboretum - mid September to mid October. Walking tours - Spring, Summer and Autumn. Wine Tours available for groups of four or more. Heart of the Nation, Sights from the Heights, Capital and Country and more. Specialist tours of most national icons are available.
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Téléphone: 61262887894
Mobile: 61415632502
Lake Burley Griffin Cruises
Acton Ferry terminal,
Kuttabul Place,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Enjoy the tranquility of Lake Burley Griffin aboard a whisper quiet boat. See the sights and hear some inside stories from the skipper as he shares some of Canberra's best kept secrets. Skipper Jim Paterson has over 30 years local knowledge and a successful career in broadcasting behind him. His entertaining and well-researched commentary is one of the highlights of your lake cruise. Tours on the The EL Cygnet and the Gull depart from Acton Ferry Terminal in Acton Park, adjacent to the Paddle Boat hire. Check Jim's website for cruise times or his twitter feed for weather updates.
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Site Web: www.lakecruises.com.au
Mobile: 61419418846
Canberra and Snowy Mountains Tours
Jolimont Centre, Northbourne Ave ,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Canberra Day Tours offer Snowy Mountains Day Tours, Canberra Wine Tours and tailored Canberra City Tours. Take advantage of a fully guided tour to the Snowy Mountains on Tuesdays and Thursdays during winter (weather permitting). Alternately take a guided tour of up to five wineries, including lunch, tastings, hotel pick-ups and returns. A tailored city tour can take you places not easily accessible by public transport, like the National Arboretum, Cockington Green and the Zoo. Let a professional do the driving; all you have to do is relax and enjoy! Check their website for more information. Call for bookings.
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Site Web: www.canberradaytours.com.au
Mobile: 61418455099
CBD Chauffeured Transport
PO Box 736,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2609
Discover the nature and history of Canberra with 'A' class chauffeured ground transportation. Choose from Parliament, winery, tailored tours and more. Choose from Holden Sedans minibuses from 9-21 seaters. All vehicles have immaculate presentation and are driven by well groomed fully uniformed, knowledgeable courteous and helpful chauffeurs. CBD Chauffeured Transport is serviced by a state of the art national computer reservation system. All vehicles are connected to a base operator 24 hours, seven days a week.
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Site Web: www.cbdtransport.com
Téléphone: 61262979899
Fishing Adventures
Giles Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2604
Contact experienced angler Rob Paxevanos to book a great fishing trip. Rob can arrange custom made tours with experienced guides for you within the Canberra region, south coast of New South Wales, Snowy Mountains or further abroad. Fish for trout, murray cod, golden perch and other species. Professional tuition and gear is included. All ages and skill levels catered for. Fly and lure fishing a specialty. Rob may be out fishing, so please allow one to three days for a reply.
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Site Web: www.fishingaustralia.tv
R.E.A.L Fun Adventures
Canberra Ave,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2609
R.E.A.L Fun makes it possible to experience Canberra's great outdoors. R.E.A.L fun offers many different activities including kayaking, canoeing, cycle tours, mountain biking and bike hire. Canberra's clean bush environment offers many great locations and remote areas to explore and enjoy the great outdoors. Adventure activities can be enjoyed locally, not far from the city centre, or further afield in the region. It is also possible to explore the greater Canberra region and canoe on Lake Burley Griffin. R.E.A.L Fun supply all hire equipment. Group trips are available.
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Site Web: www.realfun.com.au
Mobile: 61410547838
Canberra Tracks -Self Drive Heritage Trails
Canberra and Region Visitors Centre,
330 Northbourne Ave,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2602
Canberra isn't all new and planned. The region had a long, diverse history prior to its development as the nation's capital. Canberra tracks are six self-drive heritage trails that will enhance your appreciation of the ACT. Interpretive route signs bring Canberra's heritage to life or you can download their free App from either App store. Track 1: Ngunnawal Country, Track 2: Limestone Plains, Track 3: Looking at Canberra, Track 4: ACT Pioneers Cemetery Track, Track 5: Gungahlin and Track 6 is the Belconnen Heritage Track. Canberra Tracks signs appear along the lakeside cycleways and many other sites of interest.
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Site Web: www.canberratracks.act.gov.au/
Téléphone: 61262050255
Acton Walkways
Edinburgh Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Acton Walkways promotes the many rich layers of Acton, a suburb in the heart of the Australian Capital. Acton's history dates back to the early traditional custodians of the Canberra region. Following the arrival of Commonwealth surveyors in 1909, Acton Settlement became Canberra's first suburb. It remained the administrative and social centre for the next forty years. Acton is now a thriving community with a wealth of attractions and activities, breathtaking Canberra vistas and scenic walking trails. Guided tours and departure points vary throughout the year. Check their website for full details. Book online, via email, or phone.
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Site Web: www.actonwalkways.com
Mobile: 61437301390
Royale Limousines
Limousine Desk, Casino Canberra,
21 Binara Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Royale Limousines is Australia's leading provider of luxury car hire for: - airport and casino Transfers - executive and business travel - leisure hire - including scenic tours and concerts/sporting events - special occasions - including birthday/anniversary, weddings, hens/bucks night and school formals. Royale Limousines is committed to delivering a quality service. Their professional chauffeurs go that extra mile to ensure your journey is smooth and efficient. View their fleet of latest model luxury vehicles on their website. With offices in Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Gold Coast, Royale Limousines can service your national transport requirements.
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Site Web: www.royalelimousines.com.au
Value Rentacar Canberra
Cnr Canberra Ave and National Cct,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2603
Value Rentacar Canberra is a family owned car rental business. They offer good value rentals for the budget conscious. Value Rentacar has operated for 20 years from the one address not far from Parliament House and Manuka. All their cars are automatics with air conditioning. They range in size from the two door Toyota Yaris to the family size Toyota Camry. You can book online or by using the toll free number. Pickups may be arranged at their office, the airport, railway or the Jolimont Interstate Bus Terminal. When it's your money book with Value Rentacar Canberra.
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Site Web: www.valuerentacar.com.au
Téléphone: 61262956155
Mobile: 61417683891
Budget Rent a Car
17 Lonsdale Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2612
Budget Rent a Car is renowned for meticulously maintained vehicles and quality service. They offer a wide range of cars, 4WDs and mini buses. Their fleet is constantly being updated to ensure you enjoy the best in comfort and safety. When you rent a car or truck from Budget you can earn valuable rewards points. Budget is the proud car rental partner of the Qantas Frequent Flyer program as well as a program participant with the FlyBuys program.
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Site Web: www.budget.com.au
Téléphone: 61262193040
Lake Burley Griffin Boat Hire
Acton Ferry Terminal,
Barrine Drive,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Paddle or laze about on the water. Choose from paddle boats, kayaks, two and three person canoes, and single and double surf skis. Capture the atmosphere of Canberra on the lake. Enjoy a light lunch sitting on the jetty overlooking the Lake. Get a a cappuccino or soft drink from their kiosk. Open seven days a week September until May. Weekdays 9.30am – 5.30pm. Weekends, public holidays and school holidays 8.30am – 7pm.
Site Web: www.actboathire.com/
Téléphone: 61262496861
Mobile: 61417623169
32 Mort Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2612
Whether you are renting a vehicle for a holiday or business, Hertz has a car rental to suit your budget! Car rentals with affordable and competitive prices are what Hertz is all about. Car rental has been their number one commitment for 90 years. Make them your first choice for all your car hire needs.
Site Web: www.hertz.com.au
Téléphone: 61262574877
Europcar car hire Canberra
1C - 74 Northbourne Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Europcar has branches at the airport and in the city. They provide flexible car hire options at competitive rates. Europcar can help you get the most from your visit to Australia's capital. Their diverse fleet range allows you to choose your adventure; zip through the city in a compact car, experience the luxury and style of a prestige model or transport a large group in a minibus. Contact Europcar today for stress free car hire in Canberra and start exploring!
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Site Web: car-rental.europcar.com.au/car-hire-canberra
Téléphone: 61262845170
Murrays Coaches, Buses and Limousines - Charter, Hire, Tours and Transfers
Jolimont Centre,
65-67 Northbourne Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Murrays Coaches, Buses and Limousines have the resources and the expertise to cater for all your land transport needs. They provide the following services: charter and hire services, tour planning, program scheduling and transfer services, hospitality meet and greet services. Bookings are monitored and quality controlled 24hrs a day, 7 days a week by skilled logistics personnel through their network of state-of-the-art control centres.
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Site Web: www.murrays.com.au
Téléphone: 61283743100
ACT Car Rentals
3/61 Dundas Court East,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2606
ACT Car Rentals is a friendly, experienced car rental company who cater for all types of client and budget. Choose from new or well-maintained used vehicles. Many of their customers have been renting vehicles from them for over 25 years. Customers include businesses, embassies and private individuals, so you know they can help travellers to the ACT.
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Site Web: www.act-car-rentals.com.au
Téléphone: 61262827272
Mobile: 61414262926
17 Lonsdale St,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Avis is the leading car rental company in Australia for leisure and business travellers. Canberra locations are in Braddon (City), Fyshwick and the airport. With over 240 locations all around the country, Avis is conveniently located close to your destination. Avis has been providing their famous "We try harder" service for over 50 years. They continually strive to improve your customer experience. Avis has a wide range of latest model, air-conditioned vehicles suitable for all your needs. Avis also has commercial trucks and buses available. Remember, every time you rent an Avis vehicle, you can earn Qantas Frequent Flyer points.
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Site Web: www.avis.com.au
Téléphone: 61262193000
National Tours and Charter
12 Montagu Place,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2617
If you need to hire transportation for groups of a dozen or a hundred, contact National Tours and Charters. They offer VIP transport, city sightseeing, tourist day trips, or extended holiday travel for sporting groups, school excursions, conference transport and trade delegation missions. National Tours and Charters are also happy to assist if you need local advice for putting an itinerary together.
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Téléphone: 61262591166
Canberra Yacht Club Boat Hire
Mariner Place,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
Go sailing on Lake Burley Griffin. The Canberra Yacht Club Boat Hire has Canberra's largest range of sailing vessels for public hire, from trailer sailers, to family dinghies. Enjoy a picnic sail on the beautiful waterway of Lake Burley Griffin, a family pleasure sail or hire a boat to join the club racing fun. Racing is usually on Wednesday evenings or Sunday afternoon, visitors are very welcome. Life jackets are provided free of charge. Self hire or crewed hire services available. For detailed information on self hire or crewed sailboat hire and opening hours please call or visit the website.
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Site Web: www.canberrayachtclub.com.au
Téléphone: 61262734777
Thrifty Car Rental
29 Lonsdale Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2612
Thrifty is not about cheap or budget car hire, but rather about providing you with Australia's best car rental experience and value. Thrifty has a modern fleet of more than 14,000 vehicles. They offer great value car hire and friendly, helpful customer service in more than 210 Australian locations across all major cities, airports, rural and regional areas. They're 100% Australian owned, so Thrifty know Canberra and the region well.
Site Web: www.thrifty.com.au
Téléphone: 61262477422
afterDARK Lantern Tours
Clunies Ross St,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
afterDARK Lantern Tours are a wonderful way to spend a winter evening in the nation's capital. Participate in a lantern making workshop then embark on a fascinating night tour of the Australian National Botanic Gardens with your own ranger guide. Bookings are essential. Not suitable for children under five years.
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Site Web: www.anbg.gov.au/gardens
Téléphone: 61262509588
Royal Military College of Australia presents Trooping of the Queen's Colour
Lake Burley Griffin Foreshore at the foot of Anzac Parade,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
The Corps of Staff Cadets and the Band of the Royal Military College are celebrating the official birthday of the Queen in a colourful and traditional ceremonial parade known as Trooping the Colour on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin. The ceremony dates back to the 16th Century when, each evening the Regiment's Colour was escorted through the ranks of troops to ensure that soldiers would be able to recognise their Colour on the battlefield. Enjoy the spectacle, the pomp and ceremony. You're welcome to bring along a folding chair and a warm blanket. Refreshments available and facilities provided.
Téléphone: 61262659044
Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow
London Circuit,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow is a comedy odyssey, bringing a raft of the world's best comedy to Canberra for a raucous night out. Be prepared for this cast of comic travellers to have you belly-laughing. Every year audiences are wowed by these incredible line-ups, and this year is no exception. With a mix of local heroes and international stars as well as the hottest newcomer discoveries of the Festival, all your comedy bases are covered. This show is not suitable for children 15 or younger. Tickets from Canberra Ticketing. Booking fees may apply.
Site Web: canberratheatrecentre.com.au
Téléphone: 61262752700
Crisis 1914! The call to arms
18 King George Terrace,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
Crisis 1914! The call to arms explores the political events which led to Australia's involvement in the First World War, from outbreak of war in August to the first convoy's departure in November 1914. In Australia's first crisis as a new nation, we went willingly, even enthusiastically, into the war. See the original cabinet table used in 1914, along with other memorabilia from the era which help to tell the story of Australia's political journey. This exhibition contributes to the Anzac Centenary, marking 100 years of service by Australian servicemen and women, and the experience of war by all Australians.
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Site Web: moadoph.gov.au/exhibitions
Téléphone: 61262708222
National Gallery of Australia talks and workshops
Parkes Place,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
The National Gallery of Australia has an extensive program of talks and workshops run in conjunction with their current exhibitions. Learn about local and international artists, be inspired by the National Art Collection and create your own artworks. Visit their website to view the calendar of events.
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Site Web: nga.gov.au/calendar/
Téléphone: 61262406528
Shimano Mountain Bike Grand Prix Round 5
Uriarra Road,
Mount Stromlo, Australian Capital Territory 2611
The fifth round of Rocky Trail's Shimano Mountain Bike Grand Prix series will be held at Canberra's Stromlo Forest Park. See or join Australia's best mountain bike endurance racers competing for their choice of four or seven hours. Options to race solo or in teams are offered. Explore some of the best mountain bike trails in Australia yourself! Bring your family - there will be free kids' races and plenty of activities! Free spectator entry. What better place to enjoy the beautiful spring surrounds of Canberra than on your bike at Stromlo Forest Park?
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Skate in the City
1 Garema Place,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Enjoy a winter wonderland in the heart of Canberra and Skate in the City on an open air ice skating rink. This month long event features cultural Sundays and dress up nights for the whole family. Other attractions include Family Markets with food and kid's activities, snow box, winter themed photo booth, real snow and Come and Try Days for ice hockey and broom ball. Different skate sessions available. Check the website for full details and ticketing.
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Site Web: www.inthecitycanberra.com.au/events/skate-city-2015/
Mobile: 61457854604
Menzies: By John Howard
18 King George Terrace,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
Former Prime Minister John Howard has curated this Menzies exhibition. He shares his unique and personal insights, reflections and stories on the intense first term of former Prime Minister, Robert Menzies. The exhibition will help mark the 75th anniversary of Robert Menzies' first term as prime minister (1939-41) and features objects never before seen by the public, including personal items on loan from the Menzies family.
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Site Web: moadoph.gov.au/exhibitions
Téléphone: 61262708222
Commonwealth Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Floriade, the national capital's annual flagship tourism event, is the largest floral festival in the Southern Hemisphere. Each year in September visitors are invited to celebrate the arrival of spring with a 30-day celebration featuring cooking demonstrations, gardening tips, recreational activities for kids and families, entertainment and horticultural workshops all peppered with some high profile celebrities to add some spice. Set amongst Canberra's Commonwealth Park on the picturesque shores of Lake Burley Griffin, Floriade's four-hectare site is filled with over a million blooms in a variety of themed garden beds designed to fit within an overarching theme each year.
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Christmas at the Old Bus Depot Markets
21 Wentworth Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2604
Immerse yourself in everything Christmassy! The Old Bus Depot Markets are open every Saturday and Sunday before Christmas in December. Why visit? Stock up on everything you will need for Christmas. From the large array of unique and handcrafted gifts for loved ones, to items to decorate your home for the festive season. You'll find wreaths, table centre pieces, candles, handmade stockings and advent calendars. Purchase a live Christmas tree from St Nicholas Trees. Order a personalised Christmas bauble. Buy delicious Christmas fare including cakes, gingerbread houses, mince tarts, puddings, shortbread, party dips, farmhouse cheeses, olives and more.
Site Web: www.obdm.com.au
Téléphone: 61262953331
Enterprising Australians
60 Denison Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
Enterprising Australians gives an insight into how great ideas happen and you can hear the inspiring stories of Australia's modern-day innovators. Discover the unique journey that inventors take from idea to product. The exhibition features video stories, product displays and interactive stations that explore the origins of products from a range of fields, including mining, agriculture, medical, automotive, and food science.
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Site Web: www.questacon.edu.au
Téléphone: 61262702800
Warlpiri Drawings: Remembering the Future
Acton Peninsula,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
Warlpiri Drawings: Remembering the Future tells the story of an intriguing collection of artworks created by Warlpiri people in the 1950s. Glimpsed through the eyes of the collector as well as more recent Warlpiri interpretations, Warlpiri Drawings explores how drawing has been used to make sense of 80 years of monumental change, to picture life in the present and look hopefully towards the future.
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Site Web: www.nma.gov.au
Téléphone: 61262085021
QANTAS Airways
Cnr of Northbourne Avenue and Alinga Streets (near the Jolimont Centre),
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Qantas can get you to Canberra from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Darwin. Book a great deal today. Qantas and its kangaroo symbol are synonymous with all things Australian. Founded in the Queensland outback in 1920, Qantas is Australia's largest domestic and international airline and the world's second oldest airline.
Site Web: www.qantas.com.au
Téléphone: 61262508210
ACTION Buses - Canberra's Public Bus Service
200 Scollay Street,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2900
ACTION Buses operate 365 days of the year. They travel to many of Canberra's attractions, entertainment venues, educational institutions and other destinations. Selected ACTION Buses offer bike racks and wheelchair access. Use NXTBUS or their website for timetable information. Grab your free copy of Sightseeing? Take ACTION. This easy guide to touring Canberra is available by contacting ACTION. ACTION's standard services cover all Canberra suburbs from its four bus interchanges at the Belconnen, City, Tuggeranong and Woden town centres. Need to hire a bus? Contact ACTION Charter, the specialist in small and large group transport.
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Site Web: www.action.act.gov.au
Murrays Coaches, Buses and Limousines - Express services
Jolimont Centre,
65 - 67 Northbourne Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Murrays Coaches provide express services departing hourly from 6am to and from Sydney and Canberra. Pick up and drop offs are available from Sydney International Airport. Murrays also offer services departing from Canberra to Wollongong, Narooma and the New South Wales snowfields (during July - Sept only). Ski and Snowboard day packages available. Visit the Murrays website for more information and bookings with web fares available when booked online for the Sydney/Canberra Express service.
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Site Web: www.murrays.com.au
Corporate Air
Rayner Road,
Canberra Airport,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2609
Corporate Air has the knowledge to professionally meet any aviation requirement you may have. They would welcome your visit to inspect any of their aircraft or to discuss your aviation needs. Corporate Air was launched in 1972 by Canberra based interests who perceived a need for a safe, professional, competent and capable aviation service company that could offer a variety of aircraft and services. Since that time the company has continued to grow in size and reputation and is now one of the largest and longest established aircraft charter providers based in eastern Australia. The company employs over 80 staff.
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Site Web: www.corporate-air.com.au
Téléphone: 61262497044
Virgin Australia Airlines
Canberra International Airport,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2609
Virgin Australia has grown to be recognised the world over as an innovator and leader in the global aviation industry. Virgin Australia strives to reduce the cost and confusion of air travel. They aim to make flying a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Their commitment is to bring long term sustainable low fares to cost conscious travellers around Australia. Virgin Australia Airlines launched its Australian service in August of 2000 under the name Virgin Blue Airlines.
Site Web: www.virginaustralia.com.au
Canberra Railway Station, Wentworth Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2604
CountryLink offers three XPLORER rail services daily from Sydney to Canberra. A daily service from Canberra to Cootamundra connects with the XPT to Melbourne and other coach services at Cootamundra. Coaches connect at Canberra to take you to Bombala and Eden on the South Coast via Cooma. Check Countrylink's website for special tour offers.
Site Web: www.countrylink.info
Canberra Railway Station, Wentworth Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2604
V/Line offers a Canberra Link service daily rail/coach link from Melbourne to Canberra via Albury. Capital Link (V/Line) operates two services a week rail/coach from Melbourne to Canberra (via Gippsland, Bairnsdale, Lakes Entrance and Cooma). A third service operates during Victorian school holidays. Tickets can be purchased over the phone, via the internet, or from the Countrylink counter at the Canberra Railway Station.
Site Web: www.vline.com.au
Greyhound Australia
Jolimont Centre,
65 Northbourne Avenue,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Greyhound Australia operates daily services from Canberra to Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Adelaide. Their national fleet operates 365 days a year. Greyhound Australia also offer a Platinum Service along the popular Sydney - Canberra corridor. Travel in comfort with free WiFi, reclining seats, USB and power points and extra leg room. They carry 5 million passengers over 38 million kilometres a year. Greyhound bus Coach Captains know an awful lot about everything Australian. You know you're in good hands when you travel with Greyhound.
Site Web: www.greyhound.com.au
Canberra Elite Taxis
26 Kembla St,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2609
Canberra Elite Taxis have been providing taxi services to the ACT and NSW region since 1959. Online bookings and Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) text messages available or you can download their Taxi2Me app for your smartphone. Check their website for details. If you are travelling from your hotel to the city, or to see the snow or the sand, then Canberra Elite Taxis will get you there and back again.
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Mobile: 61417672773
CBD Chauffeured Transport
211 Dairy Road,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2609
Discover the nature and history of Canberra with 'A' class chauffeured ground transportation. Parliament, winery tours in style and tailored tours. Ford sedans and stretches, Toyota 4WD, minibuses from 9-21 seaters and coaches on request of immaculate presentation and driven by well groomed fully uniformed, knowledgeable courteous and helpful chauffeurs, serviced by a state of the art national computer reservation system. All vehicles are connected to a base operator 24 hours, 7 days a week.
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Marlon Byrd homered to highlight a three-run sixth and A.J. Burnett threw his first complete game of the season Friday night as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1 before 44,061 at Busch Stadium.
Byrd's homer, a bases-empty shot against Jaime Garcia, was his 12th of the season and put Philadelphia ahead 3-1. The Phillies added two more runs in the inning on John Mayberry Jr.'s single and Jimmy Rollins' sacrifice fly.
After winning five in a row, the Cardinals (39-35) have dropped three in a row, scoring four runs. They had held opponents to two runs or fewer during their five-game winning streak.
"You keep continuing to battle," Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina said. "We'll come (Saturday) ready to go and try to fix it, try to take good at-bats and win the game.
"We're trying. Definitely, we're trying. But we're facing good pitching. You've got to take your hat off to A.J. A.J. threw a good game today and kept us off-balance. He pitched a great game."
Burnett (5-6) spotted the Cardinals a 1-0 lead in the third, but was in control from that point. He allowed seven hits, walked one and struck out three. He also hit two batters.
Burnett entered the game with a 13.50 ERA in four games at Busch Stadium III, allowing 24 runs (earned) and 31 hits in 16 innings.
"Complete games don't happen very often," Burnett said. "I got quick outs, ground-ball outs. I threw my changeup a lot. I bet I threw 20-plus tonight. It was one of the days when the hook wasn't there.
"Normally, we keep pounding the hook trying to get it, but the changeup was effective. That pitch helped more than anything."
The Phillies already led 2-1 when Byrd, leading off the sixth, pounced on a 1-1 changeup from Garcia (3-1) and sent it over the wall in left.
The next batter, Domonic Brown, doubled past first, ending Garcia's evening. Garcia was relieved by Seth Maness, who was greeted by an RBI single by Mayberry Jr.
Mayberry Jr. advanced to second when center fielder Jon Jay tried to throw out Brown at the plate. Cody Asche grounded out to first baseman Matt Adams, sending Mayberry Jr. to third. Rollins' sacrifice fly to center gave the Phillies their four-run lead.
Garcia permitted four runs (earned) on seven hits in five innings. Five of the hits went for extra bases: four doubles and a home run.
"I don't know if he ran out of gas or exactly what it was," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. "He lost a little bit of the fine location on that fastball, with that sink. He had good movement today, but he got hit on a couple that straightened out on him.
"But it was one of those frustrating things where we couldn't get anything going offensively. It's frutrasting for all of us when we know it's there. We just saw it pretty consistently against some good pitching."
Garcia had little to say.
"I wasn't able to execute my pitches," said Garcia, who already had warmed up before the game was delayed by rain for 50 minutes. "That didn't affect me. I went out in the first inning and felt really good."
Fifth-inning doubles by Burnett and Rollins gave the Phillies a 2-1 lead.
Mayberry Jr. led off with a double to left-center. Asche was then robbed of a double by a diving Adams, who made a nice scoop, leaped to his feet and recorded the unassisted putout.
But Burnett then hammered a belt-high fastball from Garcia off the wall in center for an RBI that drew the Phillies into a 1-1 tie. Rollins followed with a ground-rule double past third to score Burnett and make it 2-1. Rollins extended his hitting streak to 14 games.
"That's what happens when we leave a lot of pitches in the middle of the plate," Molina said. "They're going to hit them hard."
Matt Holliday's RBI single in the third gave the Cardinals a 1-0 lead.
With two outs, Burnett hit Matt Carpenter with a pitch. Jay singled to send Carpenter to third before Holliday singled to center to score Carpenter with the game's first run.
Garcia allowed two-out singles to Chase Utley and Ryan Howard in the first, but blanked the Phillies and struck out six through four innings.
The Cardinals lost an appeal in the top of the seventh.
Byrd grounded to shortstop Jhonny Peralta, whose throw to Adams was in time. But crew chief Larry Vanover ruled Byrd safe, motioning that Adams' right foot had come off the bag.
Matheny asked for a review, and replays appeared to indicate that Adams got his foot back on the bag before Byrd. However, Vanover's decision was upheld.
"I'm at a loss," Matheny said. "I believe the system's right. I believe the system's trying to push technology forward in a way it can be useful for us. But it has frustrated us probably more than anything else at this point because things that we're seeing, I guess, are not being seen at the office back in New York. It's helped us very little and hurt us a lot."
A swarm of moths invaded in the middle innings.
"It was tough," Molina said. "It was as bad as I've ever played, with the moths."
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text: Vlingo's speech recognition for Blackberry officially outcools the iPhone — for now June 25, 2008 9:05 AM Dan Kaplan 0 Enterprise companies tackle mobile marketing automation slightly differently—and that's why they're on top. Register today for this free VB Insight webinar with AEG's VP of Social and Marketing on May 28th. Vlingo, a Cambridge, Mass, speech recognition company, has just launched an awesome voice-powered interface for Blackberry smartphones. In a recent post about speech-to-SMS provider Yap, we posited that the ultimate mobile interface would let us navigate a phone using a combination of voice and manual input. Yap's goal was to get there eventually. But Vlingo, which launches such an application today, has left Yap — and even Microsoft's heavyweight TellMe — choking on dust. While voice-activated search and directory services have been around for a while — TellMe launched its version last year and the voice-recognition giant, Nuance, has one, as well — Vlingo combines these handy search features with the ability to call and dictate texts or e-mails to anyone in your address book and open applications like your calendar or map. When I watched the video demonstrating what Vlingo could do (see below), I felt the first pang of phone-related envy to hit me since I defected from Blackberry to iPhone all those long months ago. Vligno recently raised a $20 million round of funding led by none other than Yahoo, who had previously tapped Vlingo to power its voice-activated oneSearch application. First round investors Charles River Ventures and Sigma Partners participated, as well. All things considered, this investment may represent Yahoo's single best move over the last few months — though admittedly, that's not saying much. Perhaps threatened by Vlingo's agility and success, Nuance has filed a patent-infringement lawsuit against the young start-up, an all too typical move for big companies who can't stand the competition. Blackberry Pearl, Curve, and 8800 users can go here to download the new app, free of charge.


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On 12 December 2013, the Government announced the terms of reference for the Cost-Benefit Analysis and Review of Regulation of NBN. The review considered the economic and social costs and benefits arising from the availability of broadband of differing properties via various technologies and made recommendations on the role of Government support and regulation of the industry.
The Government appointed a Panel of Experts comprising Dr Michael Vertigan AC, Ms Alison Deans, Professor Henry Ergas and Mr Tony Shaw PSM to conduct the review. Dr Vertigan has been appointed as Chair.
- NBN Panel of Experts - Terms of Reference (PDF, 8.0 KB)
- NBN Panel of Experts - Terms of Reference (DOC, 25.0 KB)
Panel reports to Government
The Government released the following panel reports in July, August and October 2014:
- The Statutory Review under section 152EOA of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010
- The Independent Cost-Benefit Analysis of Broadband, and associated papers.
- The NBN Market and Regulatory Review.
Government response
On 11 December 2014, the Government released a policy paper setting out the Government's response to the Vertigan panel. The Government's responsepolicy paper sets out a practical plan for completing the rollout of the NBN as soon and as cost-effectively as possible, while also outlining the long-term strategy for supporting greater competition in the telecommunications sector.
- Telecommunications Regulatory and Structural Reform (PDF, 644.7 KB)
- Telecommunications Regulatory and Structural Reform (DOC, 8.9 MB)
As part of its response, the Government also released a draft policy on infrastructure in new developments for comment. Details on how to download the policy and provide comments are available here.
In addition, on 14 December 2014, the Government released a new carrier licence condition declaration for owners of superfast fixed line broadband networks targeting residential customers. The declaration and explanatory statement are available on the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments.
Consultation and working documents
As part of its deliberations, the panel released the following papers:
- Cost-Benefit Analysis – Analytical Framework.
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In the aftermath of the June 28, 2009 coup d'etat in Honduras, the Organization of American States (OAS) designated then-Costa Rican President Oscar Arias as mediator between the coup regime and the ousted government to reach a diplomatic resolution to the political crisis. The establishment of a truth commission became part of a 12-point plan in what is known as the San Jose Accord and a pre-requisite for Honduras to gain readmittance to the OAS and recognition by many governments, including the United States. The San Jose Accord was signed by both ousted President Manuel Zelaya and de facto President Roberto Micheletti. However, failure to fulfill two important provisions of the accord -- the restoration to power of President Manuel Zelaya for the remainder of his presidential term and the inclusion of Zelaya's ousted government in the formation of a unity government-- led Zelaya to declare the accord null and void. Nonetheless, the de facto presidents who have illegitimately held power since the ouster of Zelaya, first Michiletti and now Porfirio 'Pepe' Lobo, have gone forward implementing other provisions of the accord such as the formation of a Truth Commission.
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"They're making this space into Times Square," says artist and businessperson Marc Balet, who lives and works in a loft at Broadway and Houston, where a new double-sided, 2100-square-foot billboard sits, tabula rasa, awaiting an ad; the possibility of another 6000-square-foot poster along his building looms. "I don't think anyone cares much if my windows are blocked, but there's a bigger question of turning this into an impenetrable alley of advertising."
Community Board 2 chair Alan Gerson conjures up an equally frightening image: "Pretty soon, we'll all be staring at monster-sized Chiquita bananas, Snoopys, and Cap'n Crunches," he says, a scene that sounds more like living in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade than in any neighborhood.
Community complaints in Noho and Soho are growing as advertising for everything from Smirnoff vodka to Solgar vitamins to Fila gear and Internet search engines proliferates in murals, vinyl banners, and illuminated billboards. Most are popping up along Houston from Lafayette Street to Sixth Avenue, and around the Holland Tunnel.
The barrage is yet another symptom of the success that killed Soho. Longtime residents who say they pioneered the now ultrahip neighborhood lament that its popularity has turned it from artists' colony to a commercial highway.
In Noho, residents met last week about the ads, galvanized in part by the newly erected, still-blank 2100-square-foot billboard above a Houston Street car wash. The corner, near Broadway, is famous for its ads, including Donna Karan's photo-quality image of New York City and Fila's mural featuring a 3-D mountain climber ascending a peak. The new billboard, put up by Go Outdoor Media, has two flanks erected on a tripod scaffold, effectively wedging four windows of a loft co-op in between.
Worse still, says Balet, who lives in the building, Go has permits to erect another billboard as large as 6000 square feet on the gas station property; such a structure would darken windows along his building's entire southern wall. The windows are "lot line," meaning they were not part of the building originally, and owners have no legal right to the light and air they provide.
James Giddings, a partner in Go Outdoor Media, says the smaller sign "is above a car wash with a 24-hour gas station and a 24-hour blinking sign. We thought it would be an appropriate place." As for the second, giant billboard, which Giddings says could range from 4000 to 6000 square feet, "nothing is decided." But the prospect leaves Baletwho, ironically, runs his own ad agencyfeeling worried and bullied, because, he says, Go Outdoor Media is negotiating with his co-op in no-win terms: Co-op owners can avoid a light-blocking billboard on the gas station lot so long as they allow Go to hang a mesh ad covering the entire side of their building. Usually, such deals compensate co-ops with ad revenue and accommodate tenants by cutting the mesh where it covers a window. Balet says, so far, Giddings has been unwilling to pay or cut windows.
"It's like, if we don't take his offer, he'll put up the other billboard, which is arguably worse," say Balet. Giddings says no plans are finalized, adding, "I don't like the term bullied because it's really not appropriate. We're trying to be good neighbors."
Giddings warns that co-op dwellers face a possibly worse outcome: The owners of the gas station could put up a four- or five-story building. "What seems like blocked light and air because of a sign might be a lot better than cinderblock walls," says Giddings. "It's like the lesser of two evils, but no one's going to appreciate that fact because I'm the one that showed up first."
Giddings says Go Outdoor Media recently signed a 20-year lease for both the smaller billboard and the larger, unbuilt one. The smaller sign, which has indirect lighting, is being brokered through an agency, but Giddings said no client has bought space yet. "We'll sell it to whatever legal advertising wants to pay for it," he says.
City Councilwoman Kathryn Freed, who represents Soho and parts of Noho, says the signs raise several zoning questions. Signs are restricted within a certain proximity of residential districts and buildings. In fact, one of the reasons Soho and Noho are being barraged is because they remain manufacturing districts, where signs are more easily installed. And while Soho has some protection by being designated a historic district, Noho does not.
"I empathize with the residents and understand that this is not a welcome change," says Giddings. "But this city is always changing; it's kind of chaotic, and there are zoning regulations that allow you to do certain things in certain places. I guess the artists and manufacturing zones went well together for a while, but now it seems like they'd rather not be manufacturing."
Sean Sullivan, director of the Soho Alliance, is considering litigation regarding signage. He and others say the city's Department of Buildings wrongly issues advertising permits; DOB could not be reached for comment. Freed says her staff is investigating zoning laws that prohibit signage near parks, since there are several in the area. In fact, her staff is checking into whether the sparsely planted traffic barriers along Houstonformally considered parklandqualify.
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