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Step Into The Limelight 2023

(PHOTOX - Canberra Photography Services) — Sat, 09 Sep 2023 13:27:29 GMT

Celebrate
50 Years of the ACT School System

Step into the Limelight, the Territory’s creative and performing arts showcase event for public schools, began in 2007 and has grown to become the largest youth Arts event in the ACT. More than 1800 students from over 65 public schools, work closely with their teachers, professional artists, tertiary institutions and arts organisations to develop outstanding artistic works for Gala Showcase that took place on the 6th and 7th of September at Llewellyn Hall.

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This year featured performers from the following schools:
Ainslie School
Alfred Deakin High School
Amaroo School
Aranda Primary School
Belconnen High School
Campbell High School
Campbell Primary School
Canberra College
Canberra High School
Caroline Chisholm School
Chapman Primary School
Charles Weston School
Curtin Primary School
Dickson College
Duffy Primary School
Erindale College
Fadden Primary School
Florey Primary School
Fraser Primary School
Garran Primary School
Giralang Primary School
Gold Creek School
Gungahlin College
Harrison School
Hawker College
Hawker Primary School
Kaleen Primary School
Kingsford Smith School
Latham Primary School Lyneham High School
Lyneham Primary School
Macgregor Primary School Macquarie Primary School
Majura Primary School
Maribyrnong Primary School
Mawson Primary School
Melba Copland Secondary School
Melrose High School
Monash Primary School
Mount Rogers Primary School
Mount Stromlo High School
Namadgi School
Narrabundah College
Neville Bonner Primary School
North Ainslie Primary School
Palmerston District Primary School
Red Hill Primary School

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Highlights

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Photos with the NAWIC letters

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Award recipients

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Photo Booth

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People

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Kiss Me, Kate

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Chrisie & Kurt

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Yvonne and Drew

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Amanda Palmer 2020 Ninja

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Pre-Dinner Social Photos

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University of Canberra Brumbies Vs QLD Reds 2014

(PHOTOX - Canberra Photography Services) — Fri, 25 Apr 2014 13:53:04 GMT

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Michelle and David

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Europe Trip 2012 - Dubrovnik

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University of Canberra Brumbies Vs Melbourne Rebels 2012

(PHOTOX - Canberra Photography Services) — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 13:04:40 GMT

]]>Rebels roasted at Canberra Stadium
By Brumbies Media Unit

UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA BRUMBIES 37 (Scott Fardy 2, Michael Hooper, Pat McCabe, Ben Mowen tries; Christian Lealiifano 3 cons, 2 pens) bt MELBOURNE REBELS 6 (Danny Cipriani, James O'Connor pens) at Canberra Stadium. Referee: Craig Joubert. Crowd: 14,011.

Five tries to none, a bonus point and a dynamic debut from man mountain Fotu Auelua highlighted a dominant display by the University of Canberra Brumbies on Saturday night as the home team claimed a 37-6 point win.

Melbourne struggled to match the fast-starting University of Canberra Brumbies, who ran in four tries in the first half to clinch a comfortable win and move to the top of the Australian Conference.

Strong games from Man of the Match Scott Fardy, who scored two tries, Michael Hooper and Christian Lealiifano shaped the win for the home side against a Rebels outfit laden with Wallabies.

The bonus point was sewn up by half-time after skipper Ben Mowen crossed for his first try in Brumbies Rugby colours. And despite claiming more possession in the second half, the Rebels couldn’t claw their way back into the match.

“This time last year we lost to the Rebels but here we are with a bonus point it’s fantastic, we’ll learn as we go on and we need to be more ruthless when we’ve got them under the pump but we’ll take that result,” Head Coach Jake White said.

“The most impressive aspect is that we stopped guys like Beale, O’Connor and Cipriani crossing our try-line. That’s a massive effort when you consider how they’ve attacked other defences in the competition.

“The way that we defended them – full credit to our defensive capabilities. It’s fantastic that we can go to South Africa with confidence and have a good shot at the Bulls.”

After the opening exchange of penalty shots which gave the University of Canberra Brumbies a slender lead 6-3, Pat McCabe claimed the home side’s first try on the back of some heavy pressure mounted from within the Rebels territory.

McCabe hit a Lealiifano short-ball at pace and made his way through some light defence to claim his second try of the year and his third-career five-pointer against the Rebels.

It gave the University of Canberra Brumbies confidence and momentum and with a glut of possession the home team managed to lay on two more tries in the next five minutes to Hooper and Fardy.

With the score out to 23-6 it looked like the University of Canberra Brumbies would claim a bonus point before the break, with rookie Auelua requiring a tough decision from the TMO to say he had knocked the ball on.

Despite the setback, the home side continued to apply pressure and attack the Rebels line before skipper Mowen claimed his first Brumbies try with three minutes left in the half.

The conversion was again successful handing the University of Canberra Brumbies a cushy 30-6 lead going into the break.

The second half started contrary to the first, with the Rebels enjoying possession for the first five minutes. It was just the second time the Rebels had held possession in their opponent’s half with a whopping 83 percent going to the Brumbies in the opening exchange.

Clawing their way into the match, the Rebels managed to stem the flow of points for the opening 28 minutes of the first-half, better controlling their own ball and making the University of Canberra Brumbies work hard to defend their own line.

But their finishing touches lacked finesse, letting them down on several occasion and handing the University of Canberra Brumbies more opportunities to attack.

With 15 minutes left, Joe Tomane had the crowd on its feet with one of his typical freakish runs. Tomane’s chip and chase almost payed off before being hacked down by a flying Kurtley Beale. And while that opportunity didn’t pay off, it wasn’t long until the University of Canberra Brumbies patience and good defence were rewarded with another try to Fardy.

Fardy burst through five defenders to score his second and put the match out of reach for the Melbourne Rebels.

The University of Canberra Brumbies head to South Africa on Monday morning.

University of Canberra Brumbies
1. Ruaidhri Murphy (replaced by Ben Alexander)
2. Stephen Moore
3. Dan Palmer
4. Scott Fardy
5. Sam Carter (replaced by Peter Kimlin)
6. Ben Mowen (replaced by Anthony Hegarty)
7. Michael Hooper
8. Fotu Auelua (replaced by Ita Vaea)
9. Nic White (replaced by Ian Prior)
10. Christian Lealiifano
11. Joe Tomane
12. Pat McCabe
13. Tevita Kuridrani (replaced by Andrew Smith)
14. Henry Speight
15. Jesse Mogg (replaced by Robbie Coleman)

Replacements
16. Anthony Hegarty
17. Ben Alexander
18. Ita Vaea
19. Peter Kimlin
20. Ian Prior
21. Robbie Coleman
22. Andrew Smith

University of Canberra Brumbies vs Emirates Western Force 2012

(PHOTOX - Canberra Photography Services) — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 03:52:03 GMT

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Brumbies Vs Western Force.

The University of Canberra Brumbies have narrowly clinched their first win of the season 19-17 against the Western Force at Canberra Stadium, Friday night.

The Force were a far better side to the one the University of Canberra Brumbies faced in Darwin, pushing the home side to the final siren to claim second place.

It was a special game for the six University of Canberra Brumbies debutants, Leon Power, Ben Mowen, Jesse Mogg, Ruaidhri Murphy, Scott Fardy, and Joe Tomane. All six are new to the club, with Tomane, Murphy, Fardy and Mogg making their Super Rugby debuts.

Mogg was impressive in attack, punishing the Force with several quick raids and a second half try to claim the Man of the Match award.

Head Coach Jake White acknowledged there was plenty of work to be done but he was pleased to leave Canberra Stadium with a win.

“Tonight was a big step in forming the way we want to fight to the end of matches,” White said.

“It was a must win for the boys confidence and we’ve achieved that goal”.

“At the end of the day it was always going to be tight, they are the Western Force, they are a quality rugby team and they were never going to come over here wanting anything but a win.

“But credit to our boys, they stuck in there. I’ve said it so many times that other teams don’t know how good we can be – that we don’t know how good we can be.

“A wins a win, it wasn’t the prettiest match I’ve ever seen but at the end of the day we wanted a win – back when I arrived here on June 12 I circled today in my diary as a must win for the boys confidence and we’ve achieved that goal.”

Both teams wanted to play the game away from their own 22s, with kicking the main focus of the entire first half.

The first quarter of the game saw a glut of penalties to both teams. White converted three out of four, including an impressive 53m bomb to put his team in the lead. Stannard converted two of three for the Western Force gifting the home side a 9-6 lead.

The penalties continued into the second quarter with Stannard’s boot helping the Western Force overtake the University of Canberra Brumbies on the score board. At half time the Western Force led 12-nine.

The University of Canberra Brumbies showed some attacking flair near the end of the first half with the forwards reaping rewards for their long pre-season, driving the Force off the ball giving the backs plenty of room to move.

Mogg had the crowd on its feet in his debut FxPro Super Rugby match, steaming onto a short ball close to the posts to nudge his team into the lead.

Eight minutes later, Coleman crossed the line again for the University of Canberra Brumbies. This try was a culmination of sharp passing and support from the team, fly-half Matt Toomua spotting Coleman out wide and hitting him with a lofty pass to run into space.

Most encouragingly for the team was that the University of Canberra Brumbies were able to close out the game, holding off an attacking Western Force team who held ball possession for the last five minutes. The University of Canberra Brumbies defended their line desperately.

The University of Canberra Brumbies now have two weeks off, with their next match against the Cheetahs back at Canberra Stadium on March 10.

University of Canberra Brumbies Line up:
1: Ben Alexander
2: Stephen Moore
3: Dan Palmer
4: Leon Power
5: Sam Carter
6: Peter Kimlin
7: Ita Vaea
8: Ben Mowen (Captain)
9: Nic White
10: Matt Toomua
11: Jesse Mogg
12: Christian Lealiifano
13: Andrew Smith
14: Henry Speight
15: Robbie Coleman
Reserves:
16: Anthony Hegarty
17: Ruaidhri Murphy
18: Scott Fardy
19: Michael Hooper
20: Ian Prior
21: Zack Holmes
22: Joe Tomane

Emirates Western Force Line Up:
1: Pek Cowan
2: Nathan Charles
3: Salesi Ma'afu
4: Toby Lynn
5: Nathan Sharpe
6: Matt Hodgson
7: David Pocock (Captain)
8: Ben McCalman
9: Brett Sheehan
10: James Stannard
11: Napolioni Nalaga
12: Rory Sidey
13: Winston Stanley
14: Nick Cummins
15: Alfie Mafi
Reserves:
16: Elvis Taione
17: Kieran Longbottom
18: Pheonix Battye
19: Angus Cottrell
20: Justin Turner
21: Ben Seymour

Article by Brumbies Media Unit (Elizabeth Lolohea) - www.brumbies.com.au

ACT XV vs Somoa A 2012

(PHOTOX - Canberra Photography Services) — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 12:53:03 GMT

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ACT XV Vs Samoa A
5:15pm Friday February 24

CA Technologies Brumbies 2011

(PHOTOX - Canberra Photography Services) — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 20:06:42 GMT

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