Remember Robbo? This week we caught up with the 1980s Canberra identity to see what he's doing now. What other Canberra celebrity of a bygone era are you wondering about? | The Canberra Page

Return of the Canberra from the Falkland Conflict (11th July 1982) 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 When the war ended, Canberra was used as a cartel to repatriate captured Argentine soldiers, landing them at Puerto Madryn, before returning to Southampton to a rapturous welcome on 11 July. Captain Scott-Masson, who had started his apprenticeship on the Shaw, Savill & Albion Line troopship Empire Deben in the late 1940s, was awarded a CBE and made an aide-de-camp to Her Majesty the Queen | The British Falkland Islan

Proof that Canberra knows how to put on a show 🎡✨ All weekend long, the Royal Canberra Show takes over Exhibition Park in Canberra with more than 150 attractions, 5,000 animals, 250 trade displays and 1,500 competitors bringing the show to life. Fuel the fun with classic show favourites and street-food treats, then hit Sideshow Alley for adrenaline-pumping rides, carnival games and fun for all ages. Stick around on Friday and Saturday nights for the show-stopping fireworks spectacular 🎆 With f