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The Sekuwa Shack is kicking goals at Harrison

A new Nepali food truck, The Sekuwa Shack, is parked at the Harrison District Playing Fields in Canberra. Owner Rajesh Chaudhary, who previously worked as a courier, opened it a few months ago. He says trade is busiest after sports games at the oval. The menu includes chicken sekuwa, a grilled meat skewer marinated in spices, and steamed vegetable momos served with a tomato and chilli dipping sauce. The truck is open from 2 pm to 7 pm, seven days a week.

The Sekuwa Shack is kicking goals at Harrison
Canberra Times· This weekCrime

FOUND: missing man, car last seen on Federal Highway located

Police are asking the public for help to find 50-year-old Grant Matthew, who has been missing for four days. He was last seen in Harrison at about 6.30pm on Monday, October 19, according to ACT Policing. Police believe he is travelling in a red Hyundai i30 with ACT number plates. The car was last seen on the Federal Highway heading towards Sydney at about 7.15am on Wednesday, October 21. Police and his family are worried about his welfare. Anyone with information is urged to call ACT Policing on 131 444.

FOUND: missing man, car last seen on Federal Highway located
Canberra Times· This weekCrime

Concerns for missing man, car last seen on Federal Highway

Police are asking the public for help to find 50-year-old Grant Matthew, who has been missing for four days. He was last seen in Harrison at about 6.30pm on Monday, October 19, according to ACT Policing. Police believe he is travelling in a red Hyundai i30 with ACT number plates. The car was last seen on the Federal Highway heading towards Sydney at about 7.15am on Wednesday, October 21. Police and his family are worried about his welfare. Anyone with information is urged to call ACT Policing on 131 444.

Concerns for missing man, car last seen on Federal Highway

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