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About Canberra
Canberra, the national capital, is considered one of the most convenient places to live in Australia. It is an international city with more than 70 diplomatic missions. For students, Canberra provides excellent facilities for study including access to the National Library, the largest in Australia. For bicycling enthusiasts Canberra's well-planned bike paths make this a great way to get around.
Entertainment
Canberra is full of fantastic experiences for visitors. Set within leafy surrounds, this modern city offers fun for the kids, a busy calendar of events and festivals, as well as stylish restaurants, bars and shops.
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Climate
Canberra has a relatively dry, continental climate with warm to hot summers and cool to cold winters. The wettest month is October; the coldest month is July and the hottest month is January. The average rainfall is 629 millimetres per year. Average winter temperatures are 6ºC and average summer temperatures are 25ºC.
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Transport
Cycling is a popular transport option in Canberra, as its well-planned bike paths make this a great way to get around. The city is also connected by a bus network.
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