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From a 'terrible navigator' to one of the sport's best: Local legend remembered
Karen Hardy
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The late Bob Mouatt, left, with David Hogg at the 50th birthday celebrations for Orienteering ACT in 2021. Picture: Karleen Minney
Martin Gascoigne was a powerful writer with eye for art
Toss Gascoigne
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Martin Gascoigne with a work by his mother, Rosalie Gascoigne. Picture by Jamila Toderas. Below, Gascoigne in March 2013. Picture by Jay Cronan
The special superwoman who did it all
Paul Kitchin, Sue Kitchin, Malcolm Robertson
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Dr Joan Buchanan is missed by many. Picture supplied
Sam Catanzariti was Canberra's menswear pioneer
Megan Doherty
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Mr Catanzariti and his wife Gina who worked with him in the business. Picture by Adam McLean
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Canberra doctor never stopped caring for city's young
Kevin Naughton, Louise Naughton
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Dr Angus McIntosh leaves a lasting medical legacy in the capital. Picture supplied
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Canberra man dies on Kilimanjaro '100 metres from the summit'
Sally Pryor
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Jon Clarke on one of his many overseas trips. Picture supplied
Beloved author Marion Halligan leaves indelible imprint
Karen Viggers
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Marion Halligan in her garden, for the publication of Goodbye Sweetheart in 2015. Picture by Jamila Toderas
A life dedicated to service and safety
Anne Merkel
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Erich Janssen was an expert in workplace safety. Picture by Melissa Adams
Joyce Ellen Koch's remarkable foreign service career
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Joyce Koch meeting Queen Elizabeth II at the New Zealand Embassy in Washington in 1976 and, inset, in more recent times. Pictures supplied

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