Canberoo

Eid Al-Fitr Mubarak.

You can celebrate Eid while keeping your family COVID safe by following our tips!

🏡Stay home if you’re not feeling well and ask your guests to do the same.
🧽 Clean high-touch surfaces like doorknobs, light switches and benches.
👐 Wash your hands before seeking forgiveness from your loved ones.
🍂 Use outdoor spaces if you can and open windows to increase ventilation inside.
🧼 Ask people to wash their hands before serving themselves with shared utensils.
📱 Use Check In CBR when visiting mosques.
🧳 Check the travel advice before visiting your interstate friends and family and again for 14 days after you return.

We wish you a safe and joyous Eid.

More information here: www.covid19.act.gov.au/stay-safe-and-healthy/protect-yourself

Canberoo supports and recognise the Aboriginal community as first and native people of Australia 🇦🇺

Margaret Peurmora

Let's get to know a little about our neighbourhood!

The Australian-American Memorial was erected in 1954 to acknowledge the help the US provided Australia in the Pacific, during WWII. It was funded by a public campaign, so was a gift from Australians to Australians. It is often wrongly described as a gift from the US. Designed by Richard M. Ure, the memorial is an octagonal column surmounted by an eagle with wings upswept in a victory sign. The memorial is known locally as 'Bugs Bunny' or 'the Rabbit Ears', among other nicknames. The eagle and sphere you see here, are 11 metres high. The memorial itself is 73 metres tall.

Photo: Libraries ACT Image (001583).