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✓ The Canberra TimesCulture & Curiosity

From typewriters to pixels: Canberra Times reaches centenary

The Canberra Times turns 100 this week. An exhibition opens this weekend showing how the newspaper's core mission has stayed the same, even as technology transformed the newsroom.

Why it mattersA century-old newspaper shows how a publication shapes a city's memory and identity through every era of its growth.

AustraliaFor Canberra readers, a chance to see the city through a century of the local paper's lens, from forgotten buildings to defining political moments.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 5 d ago

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