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Kerem Doruk
Verified
Journalist, The Canberra Times
Melbourne
Beats
Biography
I'm a student journalist from Dandenong and a reporter for Mojo News. I have a special interest in writing about Melbourne's ethnic communities and Australia's foreign relations with South East Asia.
Ethnic Communities, Foreign Relations
Content
Times Past | Canberra students drive sheep across the Murrumbidgee River | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT
By Kerem Doruk Verified| The Canberra Times Verified As a form of work experience, 11 students from Marist, Merici and St Clare's and Daramalan colleges joined Canberra pioneers to drive 600 sheep across the Murrumbidgee River. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsWhile students these days prefer to do their work experience in air-conditioned offices, in 1988 the students spent their days on horseback learning to build traditional sheep breaks.
By Kerem Doruk Verified| The Canberra Times Verified A spectacular solar halo that eclipsed a total eclipse of the moon made headlines on February 11, 1990. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsAccording to the Bureau of Meteorology, the phenomenon occurred in Canberra only once every two to three years. The halo came only hours after a total eclipse of the moon, which was visible before dawn, the day before.
By Kerem Doruk Verified| The Canberra Times Verified A rescue operation of a man wedged 43 metres underground in a cave in Bungonia made headlines in 1985 after Goulburn police spent four hours trying to free the man. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsThe man and three or four friends had abseiled into the cave, named Blowfly or B52 in Bungonia National Park, intending to climb out by another route.
Company Info
The Canberra Times
The Canberra Times is a daily newspaper based in Canberra, Australia, and has been a key news source for the national capital since its founding in 1926. Initially launched as a weekly publication, it transitioned to a daily format in 1928. The newspaper has significantly contributed to advocating for Canberra’s development, with its founder involved in early civic planning. The Canberra Times offers comprehensive news coverage focusing on local stories, national politics, and administrative affairs. It features historical reporting, including archival content and major events, as well as editorial cartoons by notable illustrators. The newspaper is owned by Australian Community Media and is edited by John-Paul Moloney. With its compact print edition and digital presence, it serves Canberra residents and stakeholders interested in civic and community developments.
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
+61 2 6280 2224
Founded: 1926