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Buy up Braddon, build hotels on Northbourne — the capital as a board game.
Hand-picked gifts for anyone who loves the Bush Capital.

Today's Canberra gift pick
The genre-smashing, ARIA-winning album from Canberra's own Genesis Owusu.
Canberra doesn't always get its due as a music city — until you remember it raised Genesis Owusu. Smiling With No Teeth is the Ghanaian-Australian artist's genre-smashing breakthrough, a restless, brilliant run through hip-hop, funk, punk and soul that swept the ARIAs and put a Canberra kid at the front of Australian music. On vinyl or CD it makes a gift with real local pride baked in: for the music obsessive who wants something adventurous, the proud Canberran who loves seeing one of their own break through, or the friend who still thinks nothing good comes out of the capital. Play it once and that last idea falls apart. A bold, celebratory piece of the city's cultural story — and a properly great record.
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Buy up Braddon, build hotels on Northbourne — the capital as a board game.

Green Machine warmth for those famous Canberra frosts.

The pocket guide that proves Canberra is anything but boring.

Walter Burley Griffin's geometric city, framed for your wall.

For everyone who left the Bush Capital and felt the pull back.

Annabel Crabb's hilarious kids' guide to democracy — set where it happens.

An ANZAC-biscuit brew named for the capital — Canberra in a cuppa.

The story of the horticulturist who turned a bare plain into a garden city.

Green Machine on your feet — four pairs of heavy-duty Raiders work socks.

A pint-sized Green Machine mascot for the newest little Raiders fan.

Keep Canberra time under the Green Machine logo.

Christopher Pyne lifts the lid on life inside the Canberra bubble.

Wrap up in the Green Machine through a proper Canberra winter.

Colour your way through the capital — bold, easy pages for calm evenings.

Cathy McGowan's inside story of shaking up politics in the capital.

The gang-gangs, rosellas and cockatoos of the capital, in one picture book.

Paul Keating, unfiltered — the Canberra years that reshaped the nation.

John Howard's considered take on the nation he governed from Canberra.


Gough Whitlam's own account of the day Canberra changed forever.

For the proud local who reps Canberra's cheeky New South Wales twin.

A love letter and a reckoning — the capital as only a local could tell it.

Stories from the bush capital, straight from the people who know it.

Teach a little Green Machine fan to save — one coin at a time.

The great Canberra school excursion, told by the kids of Mount Mayhem Primary.

Parliament House, Telstra Tower and a kangaroo or two — for your laptop lid.

The genre-smashing, ARIA-winning album from Canberra's own Genesis Owusu.

The coffee-table book Canberra was destined to own.

The bureaucracy bible for the city that runs the country.

The Nation Building Authority: not filmed in Canberra, but spiritually from there.

Includes the most famous roasting Canberra has ever received.

A genuine must-have for frosty Canberra mornings.


Floriade in a vase — and these ones survive the frost.

The design story of the building at the heart of the capital.

The war on management-speak, from a former PM's speechwriter.

The official uniform of the Canberra photo opportunity.

Canberra central heating, the traditional way.

Because Canberra's roos don't check for traffic.

Ski gloves — for the school drop-off, not the slopes.

For every fan of Canberra's own Tim the Yowie Man.

The memoir of the action legend who once called Canberra home.

The true Canberra status symbol — worn with quiet pride.

The element of indifference — Canberra's unofficial motto in a mug.

The spin-doctor bible for anyone who's survived a media unit.
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Every backflip, leak and photo op — the whole glorious box set.

Everything you need to survive a Canberra dinner party.

Run a sheep station — fitting, for a capital built on a paddock.

The unofficial Canberra winter uniform.

For a city that takes its coffee very seriously.

Because in Canberra, the roos really do cross here.

Mulder's office wall meets the capital of classified briefings.