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HISTORY Welcome to Gadigal land

COVER FEATURE Meet Scott Marsh, satirical mural painter

FEATURE A Collection of stories found on the street

COMMUNITY NNC and the Newtopian Spleepout 2021 | The Newtown Blessing Box

ARTS Rosie Rivette undresses Hollywood | ArtSeat on supporting emerging artists | Swaré

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KIDS International Grammar ensuring a sustainable future

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HI NEWTOWN, we are back for issue #2, and we are super pumped to be able to share with you a huge line-up of great stories and initiatives from this bustling community in Postcode 2042. We’ve started with answers to questions you might not have otherwise known about your community, like where do the Gadigal people come from? Join us for a journey back to Australia in the 1800’s in our history feature to learn more. You will also get the opportunity to meet Scott Marsh up close and personal as we took some time out this month to get to know him a little better. Learn his story, and take a journey around Newtown, Erskineville, Redfern and Chippendale. If you love his work like we do, be sure to follow up with a selfie as you never know how long these iconic artworks will remain in situ. This issue, we’d like to make a special shout out to the Newtown Neighbourhood Community Centre who are responsible for the annual ‘Newtopian Sleepout’, Tuesday May 11. This important initiative raises awareness and funds for the Homeless, and we strongly encourage you to get involved and show your support. Now the weather is getting cooler we hope you get time for a hot cuppa on the couch and a good book to read, or even a magazine (hint). Stay safe and enjoy your winter wonderland. Lisa G.

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HISTORY WELCOME TO GADIGAL LAND By Alec Smart

It’s an often-repeated claim that Aborigines completely disappeared from Sydney not long after European colonists arrived in 1788, due to disease and displacement. Not true.

“WELCOME to Gadigal land, welcome to Gadigal country” veteran Oz-rockers Midnight Oil sing in their chart-topping song Gadigal Land, their first new music in 17 years. The lyrics criticise European justice and the unwelcome problems that were forced upon the Aborigines when Warrane (Sydney Cove) was chosen for a British prison colony in 1788. But where is Gadigal Land? Social anthropologists and historians have determined this historic region extended from the southern shores of Sydney Harbour south to Botany Bay – which Indigenous Dharug-speaking peoples called Gadi or Cadi (C and G were often interchangeable, as were the letters B and P). The Gadigal (‘gal’ meaning ‘men of’, ie: ‘men of Gadi’, women were described with the suffix ‘gal-yan’) gathered foods, hunted and lived in this forested region, east from the Pacific Ocean to an approximate north-south interface that would now run between Pirrama (Pyrmont) and Bulanaming (Marrickville). This area was enclosed by the waterways of Port Jackson in the north, Kamay (Botany Bay) to the south, where the Gadigal overlapped with the Kamaygal clans, and along the north-eastern banks of Goolay’yari (Cooks River – derived from the word for ‘pelican’) where the Gadigal overlapped with the Wangal clans from further west. King Street in Newtown reportedly follows an old Aboriginal track that led (and still leads, via Prince’s Highway) to the western shores of Botany Bay, while Broadway and Parramatta Rd follow an historic path west. When Europeans established themselves in Warrane (Sydney Cove), there were an estimated two dozen Indigenous clans of around 25-60 members each across the Sydney region - now known as the Eora peoples. Between them they spoke 7 dialects of the endemic Dharug language group - the Gadigal spoke Biyal-biyal. Gadigal people of the coastal region were katungal (‘sea people’), primarily reliant on tidal river and harbour foods. These they gathered along the shoreline or hauled from the waters (people inland who hunted and trapped animals were known as paienbera ‘tomahawk people’). The men skewered their prey with garrara (barbed-end spears) and the women caught them with narrami (nets) and burra (fish hooks made from shells). Fish were often caught from nowie (bark canoes) and cooked fresh in the boats on hot coals atop clay slabs. Prime fishing spots were typically marked with fish, whale and sea creature petroglyphs carved into sandstone on the shoreline, communicating favourable marine prey to others via ancient symbols, which were maintained by designated clan stewards.

The April 1789 smallpox epidemic had a devastating effect on the Aboriginal peoples of Sydney and beyond. With almost no immunity to European diseases, over 50 per cent of the Indigenous residents around the harbour foreshores succumbed to the deadly contagion within a year. A common misconception is that Aboriginal peoples vanished from central Sydney in the wake of the smallpox epidemic. However, as the British military garrison expanded from a tent village into the neighbouring coves and west to Parramatta, felling trees and quarrying sandstone to build permanent dwellings, Aborigines regrouped with other clans. Thereafter they continued interacting with the European interlopers, albeit socially distanced in semi-permanent camps in locations such as The Domain, Woolloomooloo, Double Bay, Camp Cove and Bondi Beach, where they remained until long after British land acquisitions encroached upon their habitat and neutered their way of life. From here Aborigines provided essential services that them earned reliable incomes, many of them continuing saltwater activities in which they specialised, including fishing, gathering seafood, sealing and whaling, as well as finding employment utilising other traditional skills, such as police trackers, game rangers, shooting guides and domestic assistants. As the burgeoning colony built ships and docks around Cockle and Blackwattle Bays, Sydney became a major importer/exporter of goods. Until 1834, fisheries products – principally whale oil and sealskins - dominated the primary exports of NSW, which relied heavily upon Aboriginal knowledge and skill in sourcing the marine life.

Join our community @ Thereafter wool (first exported to Britain in 1821) took over as the primary export, increasing to an annual 6.4 million kilograms in 1850. Agriculture supplanting marine industries revealed the success of the pastoralist ‘squatters’ in their colonisation of Australia’s hinterland. The squatters literally occupied territory not yet surveyed or legally available to them, clearing forests to establish vast sheep and cattle farms. This frontier expansion came at the expense of the Indigenous inhabitants and the wildlife they relied upon for food and clothing. When convict transportation ceased in 1840, Sydney’s population was recorded at 35,000, but the discovery of gold in Ophir, near Orange, in Feb 1851, triggered a gold rush. This brought a massive influx of tens of thousands of speculators and other opportunity seekers to Australia, swelling the national population to 75,000 by the 1870s, substantially increasing Indigenous Australians risk of attack and displacement. Attempts were made to safeguard Indigenous people from the mass expansion of the city by placing them under government supervision in various ‘protectorates’ and state-sponsored missions. However, Europeans encroached and built on their semi-permanent encampments (the aforementioned Domain, Woolloomooloo, Double Bay, Camp Cove and Bondi Beach). From the 1850s onward, most of Sydney’s city-dwelling Aborigines were effectively subsumed into the British way of life. The first Indigenous boy to receive a Christian burial in a British cemetery was Tommy, an 11-year-old with no surname who died of bronchitis in Sydney Infirmary. However, that wasn’t until 18 March 1863. (Tommy is believed buried in an unmarked pauper’s grave in Camperdown Cemetery alongside bushranger Charles Ross, 57,

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who was hanged on 18 March at Darlinghurst Gaol for highway robbery and attempted murder). Tommy’s name was carved into a stone monument with three other Aborigines in 1944, commemorating “the whole Aboriginal race.” A large exhibition of Aboriginal Sydney, including spears, throwing sticks, artefacts and artworks, was held in the Garden Palace in Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens near Macquarie Street, which was built for the Sydney International Exhibition in 1879. Tragically, on 22 Sept 1882, a fire destroyed the building and its contents, taking with it assorted government records, the results of the 1881 Census, and disastrously, according to a plaque in the Botanic Gardens: “every publicly owned artefact of the Aboriginal tribe, Eora, who inhabited the area before European settlement.” Nevertheless, Aboriginals’ ongoing contribution to Australia’s culture, arts, sporting achievements and social outlook has been tremendous, and this will be examined in our next Indigenous history

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Newtown area residents are no doubt familiar with the bold and beautiful (and frequently biting) artwork of satirical mural painter Scott Marsh, whose large canvasses grace the exterior walls of houses, pubs and cafés around Newtown, Erskineville, Redfern and Chippendale. WHILE our state and federal governments lurch from one engaged and I just began painting murals about issues I was embarrassing revelation of bad governance to another – sex following. scandals in Parliament, gerrymandering bushfire appeal dona“Before then I was painting mainly portraits and works tions, rorting sporting clubs’ funding – since his first public about graffiti/graffiti culture, like the large floral works I still political painting in 2016, Marsh has consistently held them to paint. I think I would get pretty tired of painting within the account and poked fun at their ineptitude. same genre all the time, so I paint across Some of his most controversial artworks a lot of genres: mural/canvas, political have included: Prime Minister Tony Abworks, portraits, still-life’s.” GQ voted Scott Marsh bott getting married - to himself (Hunter’s How did you get into mural paintCafé, Redfern); ex-NSW Premier Mike Baird ing, do you come from a fine art ‘Man of the Year’ in 2019. clutching a kebab and cigarette, with stacks background and previously painted Marsh appeared at GQ’s awards of gambling chips piled in front of him (Lord large canvasses? Gladstone Hotel, Chippendale); and Tony “My background is in traditional graffiti, ceremony wearing a balaclava. Abbot again, but this time with Cardinal painting trains, tagging etc. So, painting George Pell, Abbot’s left hand inserted in outdoors was something that came pretty the tight rainbow-coloured swimming pants naturally to me. I did complete a fine arts Uni of the disgraced Cardinal (Botany View Hotel, Newtown). degree but most of the techniques, mediums and approach 2042 magazine caught up with the perspicacious painter come from skills I learnt in my 20+ years as a graffiti writer.” and put the screws on him to reveal his modus operandi.. Has Tony Abbott, George Pell, or others you’ve satirised, You’re known for your hilarious and topical satirical ever publicly comment on your clever representations of them? wall murals, did you previously paint non-political deco“Yeah, a few have, and a number of politicians have reached rative works (and still do?), or do you just focus on is- out to say they love the murals, particularly the works featuring sues-oriented pieces now? Tony Abbott. Mike Baird actually had a photo shoot in front “The first political work I created was a Casino Mike [ex- of his mural, which he later released as a social media post NSW Premier Mike Baird] mural in 2016, as I watched the city promoting a national anti-graffiti day! I love’s night life and cultural identity going down the gurgler, “Michael McCormack held an image of one of my murals up due to the Lock Out Laws. That work got me more politically in Parliamentary Question Time, which was surreal!”

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Marsh’s works have been censored several times: from fundamentalist Christians blacking out his George Pell and George Michael paintings in Newtown and Erskineville; to the covering-up of his mural of a handcuffed George Pell praying in front of a demonic figure near St Mary’s Cathedral; to Redfern Police instructing City of Sydney to paint over his burning police car piece in a Redfern back lane. The latter was painted to commemorate the 2004 death of Aboriginal boy TJ Hickey (who died in suspicious circumstances at the Waterloo flats after a police pursuit). Do you have an estimate on how many times your paintings have been defaced or deleted? “I think the count is at 6 murals destroyed. However, they have a digital life on social media that far outweighs their physical lives, so when someone paints over my works it amplifies them x1000 times!” GQ voted Scott Marsh ‘Man of the Year’ in 2019. Marsh appeared at GQ’s awards ceremony wearing a balaclava. Do you prefer to remain anonymous, like UK graffiti artist and fellow satirist Banksy, so you’re not easily publiclyidentifiable? “I won GQ ‘Agenda Setter of the Year’. There are a lot of reasons I hide my identity and they change as time goes on. Originally it was because I was still quite a prolific graffiti writer. More recently, I receive a lot of threats and other bullshit from people in opposition to my murals, so for me it’s become a lot safer and less stressful to continue to keep my identity to myself.” What murals are you preparing for 2021, or do you wait until something controversial appears in the media and work from fresh inspiration? “My works are very reactionary. it’s usually a maximum 3-4 days between me deciding to paint about an issue and a finished

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mural. These modern times are pretty fertile grounds for political satire so I’m sure I’ll have plenty to paint about!” How do you go about sourcing walls for your murals, do you rely on inner-city residents or business owners to donate the sides of their premises, or do you choose publicly-accessible wall spaces? “I’m always looking for walls. Sometimes people will email me with an offer of their property’s wall, or sometimes I see a wall I like and go knock on the door…”

Where can we see more of your work? Scott Marsh webpage scottmarsh.com.au instagram.com/scottie.marsh

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A collection of human stories found on the ground. FOUND By Laura is a personal collection of handwritten notes that have literally been found on the ground over sixteen years of collecting and turned into an exhibition of life. From love letters to break-up notes and naughty shopping lists, founder Laura turned this little collection into an art exhibition. “I wanted people to experience the notes the way I do. See the ink, creases, the dirt,” Laura explained. Since then, she has produced several exhibitions, made a coffee table book and a range of other merchandise she now sells online. The origins of Found by Laura go back to 2005 when she found a shopping list written on a bright orange Post-It note at Carlingford Woolworths. One side had a basic shopping list written on it and the other side had something more personal: «Andrew - App Drug + Alcohol counsellor 1st Feb.» Laura instantly felt a connection to the writer and just couldn’t bring herself to throw it away. Not long after that she found another note on a blank receipt that said «I love you BeBe, your angel», and then another two that read «do me slowly» and «you would look good on me.» The one note that really resonates with Laura is one she found on the floor of a New York subway in 2007. It was a piece of note paper with beautiful handwriting on it that read «Jealousy, denial of pleasure, denial of happiness, satisfaction, development, aware of others’ resentment.” At the bottom it read «I often refuse to admit how I am feeling because it is so painful.» Reflecting on it now, Laura knew she was going through her own personal pain and struggle so this raw piece of someone else’s life, just lying there on the dirty subway floor, really spoke to her. “It’s the perfect note that encapsulates everything I love about finding these gems,” Laura revealed. “The juxtaposition of the beautiful handwriting, the location of it in the subway and the words. I often wonder how this person is doing today.” It would seem that becoming an art curator was on the cards for Laura, who herself has a background in the arts. She is a television editor selling stories for a living. And it’s the stories that intrigue her most as she tries to envisage the lives of the note writers.

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Butchers Brew Bar, 499 Marrickville Road, Dulwich Hill, is a small bar and live music venue. Currently open from 5pm Wednesday to Sunday, and from 2pm on Saturdays, we present some of Sydney’s best live music across a wide range of musical genres, including jazz, funk, blues, reggae, soul, indie, Brazilian and world music.

After time Laura started to realise that the tiny collection of notes on her shelf at home was growing, so she decided to give them a new life and social media played an important role in doing this. Laura uploaded them to Instagram for others to enjoy. In Laura’s view, humans crave connection and seeing snippets of other people’s lives helps remind them how important this connection is. You can find these fascinating insights into people’s lives on Intagram @foundbylaura. She posts every time a new note is found. In her own words: “Found By Laura is my first passion project. I’ll always be finding notes so it’s something that will remain with me forever.”

Fully air-conditioned and conveniently located in the heart of the Dulwich Hill shopping village at the top end of Marrickville Road, Butchers Brew Bar is easily accessible by public transport, as well as having plentiful free parking. Find upcoming events & links to tickets at www.butchersbrewbar.com.au and www.facebook.com/ButchersBrewBar **As we have a strictly limited capacity, pre-booking is advised for all events** Also available for private functions - email us at butchersbrewbar@gmail.com to discuss your requirements.

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“For us, it’s a chance to get to know some of our most vulnerable neighbours and make a real impact in their lives. It is so great when we hear that people we’ve met and got to know are now in a more stable living situation.”

“When I saw someone on the streets before, I was nervous and felt guilty, I put my head down and walked away because I did not know what to do. Now I am more confident to talk to someone and at least smile. I know we all need human interaction, smile and say hello and it could make their day.”

We caught up with Liz Yeo and Georgia Carter of Newtown Neighbourhood Centre this month and heard about their fantastic initiative, The Newtopian Outreachers Program, designed to tackle homelessness. THE Newtopian Outreachers program involves volunteers taking part in a weekly outreach where they engage with people experiencing homelessness. The teams are able to offer assistance and this can include how to access temporary crisis accommodation, where to get meals or where to find other local support services. This project aims to create a sense of community and change perceptions and assumptions about people experiencing homelessness. Volunteers are encouraged to share their journey with friends and family to help raise awareness and grow a network of informed community members. Our goal is to create a more caring, connected society who advocate for both the practical housing and service needs and the importance of community connection for people experiencing homelessness. In 2018 we first launched our Newtopian Outreach program in Newtown. This program is now in its fourth year and has trained 33 passionate and committed locals to actively address homelessness in Newtown. In 2020, we had the opportunity to expand the program and launch in Sydney CBD. Despite a delay to the training process due to COVID-19, 38 volunteers were able to participate in multiple outreaches at the end of 2020. We are excited to be recommencing volunteer outreach for a

THE Newtown Neighbourhood Centre (NNC) is back hosting their ‘Newtopian Sleepout’ event on Tuesday May 11, and they’re looking for people to join. Newtopian Sleepout is a major fundraising event to support the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre. The event aims to inspire and connect Sydneysiders to bring about significant social change for people at risk of homelessness, while shining a spotlight on the increasing need for affordable housing. The Newtopian Sleepout is an experience like no other. On the night, participants will get to experience the challenges that come with rough sleeping. It is a unique opportunity to gain deeper insight and appreciation of what a day in the life of a rough sleeper might be like, while also raising vital funds for the NNC. Funds from the Sleepout enable Newtown Neighbourhood Centre to continue to reach out and provide frontline assistance to those at risk of, or experiencing, homelessness.

second year in the CBD and will continue to develop partnerships with other agencies who play a key role in ensuring housing outcomes for the people our teams connect with.

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Georgia – 0438 734 920 georgia@newtowncentre.org NewtownNeighbourhoodCentre www.instagram.com/newtowncentre www.newtopiansleepout.org

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Something Good that Came out of COVID-19. LOCATED on the Corner of Bedford Street and Station Street, you may have noticed a community pantry that sprung up over COVID-19. It’s called the Newtown Blessing Box, and it was the inspiration of Maureen Lee who came up with the idea to make a gender-neutral community food pantry where the locals could “take what they need and give what they can.” In its simplest form it is a cupboard with shelves. What’s special about it is that its true value comes from how it

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resonates with the community who bring it to life. In essence, it is a reflection of love, abundance, sharing, kindness, awareness, openness, connection and the heart of the inner west. The Blessing Box turns 1 year old on March 25. Since its start up, the Blessing Box has been hugely popular with not only locals contributing and benefiting but also restaurant owners, families with loved ones at RPAH, RPAH nurses, local businesses, families and friends from around Australia, students, volunteers, local politicians, NSW Parliament members, journalists, artists, bloggers and even people from overseas. In Maureen’s view, the response has been more powerful than even she could have imagined. The community spirit and generosity that has been nurtured at the Newtown Blessing Box is phenomenal and has gone beyond just food donations, it has also boosted community morale and a sense of connection. In fact, she goes so far as to suggest that the Newtown Blessing Box has become part of the “essential exercise” routine for many people, who pass by to smile, connect and read the messages of hope left. She says “...the mental health benefits of community belonging, connectivity and feeling as if the community has your back has been beautiful to witness during such a difficult and lonely time for so many. “ The Blessing Box is a true blessing and if you are in the area and would like to contribute or could benefit, be sure to head drop by.

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HOW did you get into burlesque performing? I became very fond of the pin up and vaudevillian culture as I left highschool, always sketching idols like Bettie Page and Josephine Baker, and the more I began to research them, I stumbled across something called called ‘Tease-O-Rama’ which featured burlesque performers from the 1950’s dancing for the camera in front of a red curtain and a sign with their name on it. I loved how charismatic the dancers were, how comfortable they were in their bodies, the way they danced, their costumes etc. I was totally entranced! After leaving high school I was really eager to continue performing; I loved dance and drama, and this felt like a really exciting way for me to blend those loves together and apply my own personal taste. I started off by doing lessons with a Sydney legend, Sheena Missdemeanour (who runs ‘Sydney Vintage Dance Studio’), and created my own little act in my bedroom. I then started working as a stage kitten in order to understand the ins and outs of shows and eventually built up the courage to ask for a spot. The rest is history! How often do you perform Burlesque, and where can people see you? Due to the pandemic, performances are only just starting to pop up again! I just recently completed a show (which will return in July) called ‘Undressing Hollywood’ where I MC’d for the first time, which was very exhilarating! I had to learn script and accent and all! More shows will pop up soon, including Mr Falcon’s Burlesque, Royal Heart Review, Bang Bang Variety Club and Heaps Gay - so keep an eye out for those ones! What does the future look like for Miss Rosie Rivette? SHE IS MAKING A COME BACK BABY! I felt as though I lay dormant for a while just doing a few gigs here and there, but I’m finally feeling inspired again and have a new act in the works, so watch this space! Art modelling has also become a big part of my

life lately too, as well as studying. I’m finally at a point where all my paths seem to be merging together, which is such a relief. I would love one day to create a queer-friendly practice that heals and empowers people through dance and creativity.

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A public space providing emerging artists with an opportunity to showcase their work INNER West Council’s ArtSeat has been delighting, intriguing and challenging Newtown’s residents and visitors since September 2011. The ArtSeat is a permanent structure in Newtown Square that provides local, emerging and established artists with a space where experimental and non-commercial art can be showcased. The very first artwork in 2011 featured striking photographic images created by new media artist r e a, of the Gamilaraay people. The first for 2021 was by Kieran Butler to mark Mardi Gras. Keiran’s work (pictured), This is but a horizon we are working towards, was a “visual and aural beacon where audiences can meet to feel hope, take care, and be with their community.” They said the artwork “is a reminder that as a community and individuals, LGBTQIA+ people still have a long road ahead to a future where we are able to freely live our truths. “This road moves toward a horizon that is unknown and constantly changing and this constant change is OK. Late last year, Lynne Fairy’s work was installed in December at the ArtSeat. Her work, Snapshot of Australia Street 2010 - 2016 A love letter to Newtown, comprised her poem and photographs by Leigh Howlett, taken in Australia Street Newtown, when they both lived there between 2010 and 2016. “This is a true story of the people and animals that we passed on our daily walk up Australia Street on our way to the station,” Lynne said. Next time you’re in Newtown, make sure you check out the ArtSeat, adjacent to Newtown Town Hall on King Street, opposite the railway station.

The latest ArtSeat is a commentary on how Sydney perceives its creative community, and asks, “Who is the beating heart of Sydney, the creative-creators or profit-makers?” Creative Space, Creative Capital by Elia Bosshard is an adstyle poster that queries what creative space, and creativity itself, actually is. Elia has used authentic Sydney real estate signage, designed to capture attention like a property ‘for-sale’ sign. “Sydney is one of the most expensive cities to live and work in the world,” she said. “For local artists, it is an ongoing struggle maintaining access to the cultural centre, which paradoxically, thrives on and profits from the arts community.”

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Neighbourhood Media caught up with musician Swaré, a local Inner-West resident, purveyor of super smooth tunes, and star of a recent viral Tik-Tok video about knob cheese.

HOW good is the Inner-West?! How has your life changed since living here? I’ve been in the area about two years now. I always wanted to move here, it’s just got so much more going on; interesting events, venues and people. I think the biggest change has been stylistically, in every way. From the clothes that I wear to the music that I make. You feel like you’re in the middle of something really exciting over here. What are some of your biggest milestones as Swaré? Last year there were heaps of firsts, which was awesome. I landed my first spins on commercial radio, which was a huge milestone. I also started selling merch as well, which was really exciting for me, then seeing those people out and about in the real world, wearing a shirt or something, that was so surreal! What is your most memorable moment from a gig? There’s been a few.. I think my favourite are things involving the crowd. One night we had someone down the front stop the show and announce he was going to down a jug of beer. So we waited patiently and sure enough, he did! We also had to break between songs and ask if someone could grab my piano player a drink from the bar. Someone up the back agreed and this drink appeared on stage! I meant to pay the guy back but never found him. That’ll haunt me forever. We’ve recently stumbled across some of your Tik Tok’s (which are hilarious) -- how did all that start? I got it during lockdown, like I think a lot of people did, then accidentally made some funny videos that people seemed to really enjoy. Then after I realised how powerful it is I put a lot more time into it. It’s basically where Instagram was five or six years ago, so I wanted to jump on it whilst it’s still got that audience-building

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potential. And it’s also just a great community as well, people seem to be a lot friendlier there than most social media platforms. Please, explain this knob-cheese Tik Tok? So, when I was a little kid I’d go grocery shopping with my dad on the weekends and we used to buy those mozzarella cheeses, the round ones with the little bump on them. And as a kid I’d call it ‘knob cheese’, because I was a kid and didn’t realise that was probably pretty weird. And whenever we’d go down the dairy aisle I’d ask my dad “can we get some knob cheese today”. So I posted that story on TikTok and people seemed to really enjoy it! Where do you get your inspiration from? Mostly from Michael Jackson initially, then through my parents’ music: lots of Bowie, some Queen, the Rolling Stones. Years later a friend introduced me to electronic music which I actually loathed, but then quickly fell in love with. Artists like Justice, Daft Punk, all that French electro stuff really shaped my sound and the direction I wanted to go in. What tips would you give to anyone else considering giving full-time music a crack? I think overall is patience. It’s the longest road, so don’t expect anything to come quickly. But as well as that I think you need to be really careful how you measure success. For me making the switch from ‘how many streams do I have?’ to ‘how many fans do I have?’ was really important. You want to focus on building a community of people who like you and your music, so get involved in the scene, go to gigs, meet people! What are the details of your next gig? I’ll be heading to Brisbane in May, which I’m really, really excited about! I’ll announce more details on those shows soon.

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AS the oldest continuously producing theatre company in New South Wales, the New Theatre has seen its fair share of talent in its history, spanning more than 88 years. One Australian actress has had a long association with the theatre and that’s Helen Tonkin. Helen has many talents, including screen and theatre, including screen and theatre, but in her words she is really a “creature of the theatre”, and her association with the New

Theatre has allowed her to share this passion. Helen rehearsed her first play there as an actress at the end of 1999, and has since performed in several productions. Her last production at the New Theatre was When The Rain Stops Falling, and she is now in preparations for Significant Other, showing in June. “I have directed two of my favourite directorial ventures at The New,” Helen revealed to 2042, “Equus and Jerusalem, which, to my surprise, got seven Sydney Theatre Award nominations! “I have also been a play assessor there, and I am currently an Artistic Associate, which I have been for a number of years. “I really enjoy that position working with Artistic Director Louise Fischer and the other tireless workers on the Management Committee.“ Of all the theatres where Helen has worked in Sydney, the New Theatre is easily her favourite, and she is proud of its achievement in becoming a major professional development theatre. It has produced numerous directing and acting graduates, many of whom have gone on to spread their wings and be snapped up for Indie and Main Stage productions. Helen is also in charge of The Silver Gull Play Award (sponsored by The Buzz Sydney), which the New Theatre took over from Subtle Nuance Theatre last year. She has been a judge for the award since its inception (now in its seventh year) and told 2042 she is delighted to be entrusted with this role. You can see Helen in Significant Other at The New Theatre, June 2- 26, 2021.

New Theatre website www.newtheatre.org.au

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It’s never been more important for living spaces, and now home offices, to bring some Zen into our lives.

ALL of us have spent more time at home than anticipated over the last year, and as we get to the pointy end of things, we’re probably all feeling a bit of cabin fever by now (congratulations

to all the parents of school aged kids that have made it this far!). We’ve pulled together some tips and tricks to help you bring some calm into your lives.

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PLUSH Bathrobe - Who said you need a 5 star hotel to relax in a schmick robe? Nobody. Once the day’s zoom meetings are over, pretend you’re living in a fancy hotel and throw this super cosy robe. Pro-tip: throw into the dryer 5 minutes before wearing to experience extreme levels of comfort.

Did you know - once a scent is detected it takes a direct route to the limbic system, which is the part of the brain related to emotion and memory? Not only can scents evoke memories, they can cause a physical response - helping you relax, calm symptoms of cold/flu, soothe indigestion and even induce sleep. - Helps to induce sleep & promote healthy sleeping patterns.

Bed, Bath and Table - Shop 19 at St Ives Village - RRP $52.45 Waffle Slippers - Complete the look with a pair of BLISS Waffle Slippers Now on sale - RRP $11.25 - Relieves symptoms of stress & mild anxiety; acting as nervous system relaxant.

- Decreases the impact of migraines/ headaches & mild aches and pains.

This diffuser comes highly recommended! It dispels a super fine mist, which not only fills spaces with the scent of your choice, it adds moisture to the air, helping with skin hydration. Aromatherapy Diffuser - RRP $79.95 (available at palmbeachcollection.com.au)

FEEL Let’s face it - as nice as it would be, none of us have time to get a massage every evening after a long day. But we’ve found some other ways you can bring the comfort of a spa day into your own living room. Beuerer Massage Foot Warmer - I BET you didn’t know this thing existed under $100 and you can keep your toes toasty, whilst enjoying a never ending footrub! Available at The Good Guys - RRP $85

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Luxton Blanket - As cosy as they come - and now on sales at Bed, Bath and Table! Shop 19 at St Ives Village - $79.95

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Recent studies have shown that mindfulness is one of the strongest ways to overcome any stress or anxiety you may be facing in your life. Whilst some find mediation and mindfulness a walk in the park (literally!), others don’t!

Meditation 101 Remember, practice makes perfect but here’s a simple 2 minute routine to get started. It could be introduced to your morning routine, before dinner - but consistency is key: Prepare to sit still for a few minutes, sit wherever is comfortable! Close your eyes and focus on your breath for 2 minutes. depth/shallowness, how it impacts your ribs/stomach/body. If your mind wanders - bring your focus back to your breathing. For heaps more content on meditation, mindfulness, sleep issues and anxiety, check out headspace.com

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Growing your salad garden in a small space is easier than you might think.

ARE you spatially challenged, but still want to grow your own salad garden? Well, it is possible and there are a couple of varieties of edible plants that do particularly well in small spaces and pots, and we’ve put a collection together for you for inspiration. HERBS

Herbs do not take up much space at all and can be a great addition to a salad or pasta dish. They also do not require much work and with a little love and care can produce a stunning display on your balcony garden. As we are approaching the cooler months, be sure to choose perennials (plants that can live three or more sessions) as they tend to be more resilient through the cold weather. This includes herbs such as thyme, chives, mint, oregano, lavender and tarragon. Give your herbs good drainage, regular water and sun. Some herbs prefer more sun than others, such as basil, chives, oregano and rosemary. More delicate herbs such as parsley and chives should be positioned where they get a mix of shade and some sun. Be sure to get yourself some organic bug spray to look after their delicate leaves, though, as caterpillars and other pests can quickly strip your herbal beauties overnight. For a homemade remedy try a few drops of dishwashing liquid mixed with one litre of water and spray away. Do not use dishwashing liquid or soap that contains degreaser or bleach. CHERRY TOMATOES Plants that grow up rather than out are also a great option for small places, which is why cherry tomatoes are tops in our opinion. The other great thing about these tasty little bubbles of red is they are as happy as can be in a tub, so long as you remember to water them. Cherry Tomatoes do prefer the warmer weather though, so be sure to give them plenty of sun and during the winter keep them in a greenhouse type environment as they generally don’t like too much cold weather, especially frost. They can grow indoors, although you may find they are more productive fruit wise, growing outside. Try a home-made garlic and pepper spray for your tomatoes to

protect them from insects. Start by blending 2 bulbs of garlic with two hot peppers. Add ½ cup water and blend again for 5 minutes, then strain using a cheesecloth. Dilute this mixture before using by adding ¼ of the mixture to 4 litres of water. CLIMBING BEANS Climbing beans, as the name describes, are great for balconies and generally grow from 2 feet to 6 feet with climbing support, depending on the variety. Choose from dwarf varieties as they do better in pots. These scrumptious little beans need around five to six hours of sunlight a day. If you want to encourage them to grow vertically, position them so they are growing up towards the sunlight. You can also clip the top of the runners to encourage more shoots to sprout out, producing more beans. Climbing beans don’t mind the cooler months, and you should cut or snap the pods off rather than tear them. Picking off a few less-mature pods is a great way to encourage the plant to produce more pods. Again, use the aforementioned dishwashing spray and, for a stronger effect, soak a couple of crushed garlic bulbs in the mixture for three to four hours before spraying. LETTUCE LEAVES Lettuce leaves are a must for your balcony salad and the good news is they can be grown year-round. The pot is the key to good lettuce, as its roots like plenty of space, so choose one at least 15-30cm high. A good quality soil mix that retains water is also important. Loose lettuce leaf types, such as red or green oak lettuce, spinach, rocket and alfalfa, grow best in pots. Lettuce grows well in around 6 hours of sun a day, but can also tolerate some shade, especially when it gets really hot. Most leaf lettuce will reproduce after you cut the leaves two or three times. Be sure to cut a few inches above the soil level and continue to water. Harvest in the morning when the leaves are cool and crisp. Slugs love lettuce, so try placing some cracked eggshells around the base as a deterrent, and use the above-mentioned detergent spray for the leaves.

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The International Grammar School Grows ever greener.

THE International Grammar School (IGS) was recently awarded the Eco-Schools Bronze Award for achievement in Education for Sustainable Development, for improving the environmental performance of the school and the wider community. The IGS Sustainable Futures club, made up of students in primary and high school, have worked enormously hard to improve the School environment and to address global issues. IGS Head of Sustainability, Carmelo Fedele, said “the Bronze Award is an important milestone that recognises the beginning of our journey to make IGS more sustainable. "In order to achieve an award from Eco Schools, students were required to conduct an Environmental Review, a Baseline Survey and complete the application form. We had to demonstrate that we had made measurable progress in at least one of the EcoSchools themes." Throughout March, IGS took part in a number of initiatives to help the planet. Students from early learning, primary and high school participated in Clean Up Australia Day. They spread their inspiring messages across the entrance to the school, encouraged community members to make green

pledges, read books on how to take care of the planet, and cleaned up parts of the school and nearby streets. Later this month, the school will switch off the air conditioning of the main campus for a week in celebration of Earth Hour, which contributes to approximately 70 per cent of the school’s energy use. The Sustainable Futures group meets every few weeks to build deeper sustainable action to reduce waste, save energy, increase biodiversity, promote clean water, consider activism and reduce resources. Their next target is to work towards achieving the Eco-Schools Silver Award, with a major goal to be a ‘lighthouse’ school for sustainability. “I am so proud of our students' determination and passion for a cleaner, more sustainable world,” said IGS Principal Shauna Colnan.

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A great start at International Grammar School

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IGS offers an innovative, cosmopolitan, secular and co-educational learning environment from Preschool to Year 12. At IGS, we offer a broad liberal and bilingual education. Unity through Diversity is our motto, and our five core values – diversity, personal achievement, connectedness, vibrancy and authenticity – are at the heart of who we are and what we do. We are a passionate learning community and we are equipping our students to be world ready.

• Central location near Sydney CBD • Out of hours care • Exciting music and STEAM opportunities

Find out more at: igssyd.nsw.edu.au 9219 6700 admissions@igssyd.nsw.edu.au

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Former Newtown High School of Performing Arts’ student plays Queen Iduna in a new production of Frozen the Musical.

FROZEN the Musical, the hit Broadway theatre musical, is now playing at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney and features a local lass from Newtown in the role of Queen Iduna from the Enchanted Forest. The new touring production of Frozen the Musical brings the Arendelle kingdom to life in Sydney, and in this production there is a special link to Newtown. Tanika Anderson, a former Newtown Performing Arts High School student, has been cast in the role of Queen Iduna, as well as performing in the ensemble. Based on the 2013 film written by a trio of Oscar® winners, Disney’s Frozen the Musical features music and lyrics by the creators of the film score - Kristen Anderson-Lopez and EGOTwinner Robert Lopez - and a book by Jennifer Lee, the film’s screenwriter and director (with Chris Buck). Frozen won 2014 Oscars for Best Song (Let It Go) and Best Animated Feature. Tanika Anderson’s mother is Chinese-Singaporean and her father is Australian with Scottish roots - and Tanika is deeply proud of the diversity in her family. Tanika’s favourite Disney movie is Pocahontas because of her culture and ethnicity. “It was unlike anything I had ever seen,” she revealed, “so I felt like I could relate to her and just wanted to be her!”

When Tanika auditioned for the Australian production of Frozen, she said it felt only right to sing Colours of The Wind from Pocahontas, the 1995 Academy Award winner for Best Music (Original Song), as she was able to tell that story as her own truth. She feels honoured to be a part of Frozen the Musical because of the diversity that it represents, and wishes she had the opportunity to watch more performers that looked mixed-race like her when she was a little girl. Frozen originally opened on Broadway in New York on March 22, 2018 and broke four St. James Theatre house records, including the largest advance ticket sales in Broadway history at the time of opening. Like the Disney musicals that have come before it, such as The Lion King and Aladdin, Frozen the Musical is a full evening of theatre running over two hours. Frozen will enthral audiences of all ages with its spectacular dance numbers, sweeping sets and incredible costumes (which were all hand-made in Sydney!). Frozen is playing at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney until 23rd May, when the show relocates to Melbourne at Her Majesty’s Theatre in June.

For tickets, head to www.frozenthemusical.com.au

MAKING A GRAMMAR EDUCATION POSSIBLE Scholarships and fee-assisted places available Is your boy an independent, creative thinker? Then Grammar may be the ideal school for him. There is no waiting list and entry is based on merit alone. If families are worried about the fees, please note that Grammar offers a very extensive fee-assistance programme to help boys attend our School. Our next Open Day will be held on Thursday 19th August. Please come along if you would like to learn more about us, meet current boys and staff and see our campus. We also host an Information Evening on our scholarships and fee-assistance programme, which this year is scheduled for Wednesday 10th November. For bookings or more information, please visit www.sydgram.nsw.edu.au, or contact Tara Rennie on 9332 5805 or email admissions@sydgram.nsw.edu.au.

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Hey kids, are you looking for a way to help save the planet?

EVERY year we eat and manufacture more food and products than we actually need, and push planet earth to its limits. If we all made some simple changes, we could make a difference and help reduce greenhouse emissions, combat climate change and even reverse some damage we have already done. Changes such as: Not Waste Water: Reduce your shower time, turn off the tap when you’re not using it and water the garden early or late in the day. Save Energy: Turn off the lights, TV, and other electrical appliances when you don’t need them, or you’re not in the room. Recycle Paper & Bottles: Put your rubbish in the right recycle bin when out and at home. Carry your reusable water bottle instead.

Not Waste Food: Only take food that you intend to eat and not leave any waste. Eat More Vegetables & Fruit: Eat less meat, and instead swap it for vegetables and fruit. Be Kind to Animals: Encourage your parents to only buy RSPCA-approved meats and Cage-Free produced eggs. Reduce Emissions: Ride your bike or walk to school, or carpool with another family in your neighbourhood. Donate Old Clothes & Toys: Anything you no longer use or have grown out of, donate to a local charity. Are you ready to take, act and sign the pledge to help save our planet? Use this pledge as your daily reminder, so everyone in your family can get involved. Let us know how you go!

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FOOD BUDDHA BOW

Explore food from around the world and cash in your NSW Govt dine & discover vouchers. WE are not kidding when we say there has never been a better time to check out that restaurant or experience you’ve been meaning to get to. And with your Dine & Discover NSW 4 X $25 vouchers incentive, courtesy of the NSW Government, that time has arrived. To find out where you can use your four $25 vouchers and which restaurants accept vouchers, go to the Service NSW Website, or choose from those we have recommended below.

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At Buddha Bowl you will find the Japanese food you love and the Japanese food you never knew about; dishes containing segments of colourful veggies, grains, protein, dressings, herbs and spices combined to create a visual and taste sensation.

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SHINMACHI For serious coffee aficionados, Brewtown is your Newtown fix. Choose from hot and cold brew, plus a delightful selection of bakery and café menu items.

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LITTLE MOMO Shinmachi offers both Japanese food you love and the Japanese food you never knew about.

japanesetapasshinmachi.com For more restaurant options go to the Service NSW website www.service.nsw.gov.au/service-centre Asian inspired, you can choose from dumplings (momo), fried noodles (chow mein) and plenty of vegetarian options.

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Champagne tastes better with friends!

IF you’re looking to celebrate that special event or catch up with the girls, then the Mumm Harbour Bar is the perfect solution! This extravagant package includes 360 degree views of Sydney Harbour while sipping on free-flowing Mumm Grand Cordon Champagne. You will also be treated to a tiered seafood platter with prawns, oysters, smoked salmon blinis and calamari. What more could you ask for on a beautiful autumn afternoon? Perfect for romantic dates, girls’ catch-ups, hen parties, and champagne lovers, the vessel departs from King Street Wharf,

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No.1, Darling Harbour. Bookings can be made online.

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PETS With Sydney’s inner west becoming more urbanised, apartment-living is on the rise and as a result, there’s been a spike in the popularity of exotic pets. Dr Emma Hall from The Wild Vet Animal Hospital in Glebe shares her wisdom about weird and wonderful creatures in the home.

THE term ‘exotic’ refers to any small animal other than a dog or cat - from rabbits to birds, and reptiles too! Exotic pets require minimal space and are relatively low maintenance. For example, bearded dragons are every From a python with a testicular tumour bit as interactive as a dog, and if to a canary with a broken leg or a rat with their terrarium is set up properly, a dental abscess, the wild vet is equipped they are very easy to treat anything that comes to care for. Where cats can through their door be quite independent, parrots or rabbits make excellent companions and can be quite affectionate, forming strong bonds with their owners. For the more adventurous, snakes can be a great choice for those leading a busy lifestyle, as they may only require feeding

once every week or two, and they won’t hold it against you for not being able to find time for twice-daily walks! Many owners ask about the veterinary care required by ‘wild pets’. Just like dogs and cats, they can develop health issues too. Although they appear stoic and are masters at hiding signs of pain, they experience every bit of pain and discomfort other species do - which is where we can help. From a python with a testicular tumour to a canary with a broken leg or a rat with a dental abscess, The Wild Vet is equipped to treat anything that comes through their door. At the Wild Vet, the veterinary staff have a passion for exotic pets and specialise in their treatment and care. They love the dynamic aspect of treating a wide range of animals, where one day they are attaching a prosthetic beak to a parrot, and the next performing emergency surgery on an inland taipan (the world’s most venomous snake) – which they recently did in December! In addition to treating the pets of our regular customers, The Wild Vet tends to injured and orphaned wildlife. A portion of the clinic’s profits go towards providing wildlife treatment and ensuring that Australia’s native animals aren’t left behind. Dr Emma Hall, The Wild Vet’s founder, can often be seen taking home flying fox pups or baby possums to care for overnight.

The Wild Vet Animal Hospital 22A Bridge Rd, Glebe emma.wildvet@gmail.com or 0430594826

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TIGGER

THIS little lady is a very important doggo - she has a job as Head of Security and Client Services at the Mortgage Choice office, and even has a mural on Dickson St done by local artist Sindy Sinn! She likes to bark at nearly everything and everyone - especially those in fluoro or children on bikes, but won’t worry, she’s just doing her job - behind the bark she’s very kind and gentle. If you’re planning on stopping by for a visit - we suggest you bring some treats to get on her good side!

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7 YEARS old and the self-proclaimed King of Camperdown park. He’s there most days at least three times a day. He takes one of two toys with him: a stuffed bunny is the current favourite but he also has a unicorn who is a quadruple amputee that also sometimes makes an appearance. The photo of him in a bee suit is next to what was his favourite toy, named Bizzee-bee, but it got stolen by a Labrador. While most whippets cost over $1000, Tigger was given away after it was proven his rabbit hunting skills proved to be nonexistent. (His original name was Rydell, but we changed that quickly!)

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MY name is Jeff and I’m a mini bull terrier’s living with my two mums and fur-sis Penelope the cat. Contrary to what people have heard about bull terriers, I’m actually a very lazy little potato (apart from the odd zoomie). My ideal day would be a visit to The Vic for some chippies, a lie in the sun at Enmore Park and then a big snooze. When I’m home alone I’ve been known to get creative with my snacking choices: wine glasses, leather wallets (Chanel no less) nothing is off limits.. Except for Penelope, please keep that furbag with claws WELL away from me.

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LIFE is pretty tough living with a big-headed bull terrier, but I know I’m superior - I am a purebred Bermese after all. I also know, despite our 20kg size difference, he’s petrified of me - especially when I’ve wrapped up a big session of biting his ears, chasing his tail and being generally intimidating. I’m always highly amused when our mums force us together to take a photo - he never looks impressed.

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Which cafe is known for their outrageously loaded breakfasts?

The name of the free food pantry providing for the less fortunate inNewtown?

The Aboriginal language the Cadi people spoke?

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An ex-Newtown High student performs in which musical re-make of this Disney classic?

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vWhat is the name of the incredible woman who founded the ‘Humans of Newtown’ Facebook page?

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Which local venue can you often find Jac, the Australian Kelpie?

Which hotel has been affectionately dubbed ‘The Townie’ by locals?

Politician known for wearing budgie smugglers and featuring in Scott Marsh’s murals?

What activity could you expect to participate in at Newtown Neighbourhood Centre’s ‘Newtopian’ event?

If I caught a train 4 stations West from Newtown, where would I be?

What type of theatre does the fabulous Rosie Rivette perform?

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HAIR OF THE DOG Located right in the heart of Newtown, these guys make dogs look dapper! The salon provides a comfortable and relaxing environment for your pet in a stylish, modern and safe grooming facility 57 Enmore Rd, Newtown - 0433 835 106 if you want your business listed - email Info@neighbourhoodmedia.com.au YOURNEIGHBOURHOODMEDIA

NEWTOWN AQUARIUM Giving you the biggest and best variety of wet and dry goods available for your aquarium-dwelling critters. Priding themselves on quality customer experience, you can always find an amazing range of animals and products available. www.newtownaquarium.com.au (02) 9519 3631

THE WILD VET Run by Dr Emma Hall, also known as ‘The Wild Vet’, this practice is experienced and equipped to deal with an extensive range of species. In addition to dogs and cats, they have a special focus on birds, rabbits, reptiles, rodents, and other pocket pets. They work with state of the art diagnostic, laboratory, surgical and clinical settings enabling them to provide the highest standard of care for your pet - every time. 22a Bridge Rd, Glebe 1300 945 383 PETS PALACE Offering a huge range of quality and affordable pet products that are hand selected by the loving Pets Palace team - you can always expect the best! The team offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee, super-fast delivery as well as a no-fuss, easy returns policy - letting you shop with absolute peace of mind. 617 - 627 King St 0411 560 599

THE CAT PROTECTION SOCIETY Each year the Cat Protection Society of NSW helps thousands of cats and the people who love them. They take in homeless cats and kittens and provide them with all the veterinary care and rehabilitation they need before finding them the loving and responsible homes they deserve. The Cat Protection Society of NSw also helps cats in the community with their discounted feline health services including discount desexing, vaccination and microchipping as well as providing free information and education for cat owners and people working with cats. If you’re in the area drop by their Cat Boutique 85 Enmore Road Newtown, open 7-days a week, 10am to 5pm, for all your cat care essentials including cat food, litter, flea and worm treatments, toys and much more for your feline friend plus great gifts for cat-lovers. The Cat Boutique - Open 7 days (10 - 5pm) 85 Enmore Road, Newtown Office - 103 Enmore Rd 9519 7201 info@catprotection.org.au

KIDS Sydney Grammar School The ideal school for boys who are independent, creative thinkers with a love of learning, a curiosity about the world and a passion to get involved in sport, music, drama, debating, chess, Cadets, art and more. Grammar is an unusual school. Its liberal curriculum sets it apart, as does its focus on the life of the mind. If families are worried about the fees, please note that Grammar offers a very extensive fee-assistance programme to help boys attend our School. There is no waiting list and entry is based on merit alone. College St, Darlinghurst 9332 5805 www.sydgram.nsw.edu.au ONLY ABOUT CHILDREN With over a decade of experience in early years education and childcare. They want to be the leading holistic early learning providers through education, development & wellbeing. OAC has over 75 early learning and kindergarten/ preschool centres around Australia. 290 Edgeware Rd, Enmore 138 622 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DRAMATIC ARTS Grab a hold of your dreams in 2021 with short courses for all ages on now at NIDA Kensington and other venues across Sydney. Based on the National Institute of Dramatic Art’s world-renowned training techniques, NIDA Open courses provide a safe and encouraging environment where kids can unleash their inner artist, build confidence and find their creative voice. Led by a skilled team of teaching artists, term and holiday courses include acting, screen acting, drama, public speaking, TV presenting and more! For more information please call 1300 450 417 or visit open.nida.edu.au BOUNDARY LANE CHILDREN’S CENTRE Community based Long Day Care centre in the heart of Newtown, with the capacity to educate and care for up to 62 children from birth to five years (Monday - Friday). With strong links to our families and the local community, we provide an equitable, affordable, high quality service that recognises the importance of diversity and inclusive practices. 128-146 Burren Street - Newtown 9351 0134 ACTIVE KIDS EARLY LEARNING Committed to providing the ideal early learning curriculum and environment for your child. The centre has been rated Exceeding the National Quality Standard in June 2017. Qualified Early Childhood professionals aim to provide a safe, warm and welcoming environment, full of stimulating experiences and discoveries for our children, the centre is also open 52 weeks a year. 159 Bedford St - 8362 3000

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RETAIL REPRESSED RECORDS Running for 13 years and proudly independent for 100% of that time - these guys are the home of Australian independent music specialising in DIY, punk, alternative and whatever is good that deserves to be heard! They also import vinyl, buy and sell second hand vinyl and sell rad t-shirts. Open 7 days, there’s no excuse not to drop in. 413 King St 9557 6237

PADDY’S MARKETS Located underneath Market City in Haymarket (Hay St), Paddy’s Markets stock the freshest produce, as well as a huge-range of various knick knacks, fashion, gifts + much more. Open Wednesday - Sunday. 9-13 Hay St, Haymarket

MARKET CITY A multi-cultural shopping centre located at the southern end of Sydney’s CBD. It’s best known for its fantastic shopping and food, spread across 3 levels with easy parking and public transport options open 7 days until late. Visit the 1909 Dining Precinct on level 3 for superior dining options, open for lunch and dinner. Home to The Eight, for an authentic modern Chinese dining experience and the best Yum Cha in Sydney! Timezone can also be found on level 3 for interactive fun for young and old. Market City is also home to Sydney’s premier Asian cultural events including; Chinese New Year and Golden Week Festivities it is easy to understand why Market City is the heart of China Town. 9-13 Hay St, Haymarket - marketcity.com.au - 9288 8900

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FOX AND SCOUT CLOTHING A Sydney based women’s fashion & gift boutique with a contemporary approach to life and style. All garments are sourced for quality, design, fit, social and environmental mindfulness and a love of fabrics that feel amazing. We want our customers to love and wear their purchase. 483 King St 9517 3310 foxandscout.com.au THAI KEE IGA SUPERMARKET Home to exotic ingredients and specialised Asian produce, found on the ground level of Market City. 9-13 Hay St, Haymarket

NEWTOWN GARDEN MARKETS A little oasis, in the big City. Newtown Garden Markets have everything you need to create the garden or balcony of your dreams. It’s a known fact that gardeners live longer and happier lives! If you’re just starting out or a seasoned green thumb, the staff at Newtown Garden Market are always available to help you reach your gardening goals. 538 King St 9516 4044 newtowngardenmarket.com.au TREE OF LIFE “Sweet-wares for starry-eyed dreamers”, Tree of Life stocks a huge range of boho homewares and fashion pieces. 320 King St 9557 8820 BOHDI STORE Selling books, yoga equipment, meditation cushions/stools, kids games, scented soaps + much more. All products are ethically sourced, either Fair Trade or direct from local artisans. Bohdi strives to operate in an ethical, non-exploitive and spiritually beneficial business. 375 King St 9519 8890 bohdistore.com.au LEO MONK LEATHERGOODS Described as the “Jewel of King Street” offers a constant evolution in leather goods design and style. Drawing regulars back to our Newtown store, where everything is handmade on the premises. The Leo Monk flagship store at Newtown, Sydney was established in 2001. It is a family owned business which strives to make beautiful, quality Australian ma de leather goods. 417 King St, Newtown - 9557 5728

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DANGERFIELD NEWTOWN First established in 1986, Dangerfield is an alternative Australian fashion label blending vintage vibes and street style. 268-270 King St, Newtown 9550 3076 VAPE INDUSTRIES Australia’s Number 1 Vape Shop with the biggest range of brands from Vaporesso, Smok, Joyetech & DotMod. E liquids, E Cigarette, Vape Juices + More! 642 King St 9557 1221

FOOD CORRIDOR NEWTOWN With an old-meets-new approach, Corridor offers an experience that’s sure to impress. Squeeze past the afternoon rush and head up through a rickety staircase that leads you through neon, candle-lit hideaways, to a cosy and sunny back deck. Or if you’re after more intimacy, continue your ascent to the share-house style room that boasts vintage décor, street art covered walls coupled with cosy mood lighting. But the fit out is only the beginning. The ‘bar-chefs’ know their stuff and happily talk you through the finer points of everything from imaginative cocktails and concoctions to some of Newtown’s finest craft beers. 153A King St, Newtown NSW 2042 Reservation: corridornewtown.com.au

BOURKE ST BAKERY Originally a two-man team, starting in 2004, Bourke St Bakery has become a household name with multiple locations across Sydney. A combination of great produce, good strong coffee, artisanal skill and hard work creates the honest, soulful, delectable bites that have made Bourke Street Bakery famous. 113/330 King St 9517 3877 CAPTAIN COOK CRUISES Locals are reclaiming Sydney Harbour and falling in love all over again. Travel before 30 June, use your Dine & Discover voucher and Captain Cook Cruises will double the discount up to $50 per person on a host of cruises including the superb 6-course Gold Dinner cruise. Thrilling locals at every level, is the new Harbour Bar and Restaurant. A floating bar and casual dining experience that ticks every box with live acoustic music, bespoke cocktails, comfy lounges and 360-degree waterfront views. Both entry to the Harbour Bar or a family friendly Rocket Sightseeing cruise reduces to just $4pp with a voucher Book now - Captaincook.com.au

BUTCHERS BREW BAR A small bar and live performance venue, currently open 5pm till late Wednesday to Sunday. Presenting high quality live music across a wide range of musical genres, including jazz, funk, blues, reggae, soul, indie, Brazilian and world music. Butchers Brew Bar offers over 20 high quality wines by the glass, plus bottled and craft beers, premium spirits and cocktails, as well as a selection of low and zero-alcohol options. This cosy, comfortable, neighbourhood bar provides a friendly, relaxed atmosphere for all occasions, whether it’s after-work drinks, hearing worldclass live music or catching up with friends. Conveniently located in the heart of the Dulwich Hill shopping village at the top end of Marrickville Road, Butchers Brew Bar is easily accessible by public transport, as well as having plentiful free parking. 499 Marrickville Rd, Dulwich Hill 7226 5595 GOLDEN BARLEY HOTEL Whether it’s a beer garden catch-up with friends (+ doggo), a lovely meal, a cheeky after-work cocktail or watching sport with mates, The Golden Barley have you covered! Friendly, local and always welcoming, we’re open 11am – 2am Mon - Sat and 11am – Midnight on Sunday, plus a great little bottle shop for a take-home tipple. 165 Edgeware Rd, Enmore 9565 1166

ARTS NEW THEATRE A community theatre company in the inner western Sydney suburb of Newtown, Australia. Established in October 1932, it is the oldest theatre company in continuous production in New South Wales. The New Theatre relies on its performers, directors, designers, and crew working as volunteers. 542 King St, Newtown 9519 3403 NEWTOWN ART SUPPLIES Australia’s leading art supply stores selling accessories both online and from the physical store in Newtown, stocking a huge range of fine & graphic art materials at the most competitive prices anywhere, to suit the professional or amateur alike. Our trained & friendly staff are always ready to help. 15 Wilson St, Newtown - 9516 2339 ARTSITE GALLERY An independent Australian contemporary gallery located in the Camperdown Arts Precinct of the City of Sydney and Inner West Councils. ArtSite has a strong curatorial approach to current contemporary visual arts practice, it has a diverse and innovative exhibition program which places a strong focus on local, emerging and mid-career Artists. 165-167 Salisbury Rd, Camperdown 9519 9677

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