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From the editor It’s sad to say, but what a duplicitous society we live in.

Recently, we’ve seen hundreds and hundreds of people express their displeasure at the government’s handling of historic rape allegations against Attorney-General Christian Porter and the treatment of staffer Brittany Higgins.

And, in many ways, it led to the massive March4Justice rallies last week across the nation, including Newcastle, where more than 2,000 filled Civic Park.

The crowds, along with local pollies and community leaders, took part to seek equality, justice, respect and fairness in the world. As a father of a teenage girl, it’s something I strongly support.

The campaign garnered much exposure not only on social media, but throughout the mainstream outlets, too.

However, that’s where the hypocrisy comes into play.

Channel 9 and its Hunter-based NBN news services opened with the March4Justice stories – and rightly so.

Afterwards, both screened Married At First Sight. Under the guise of a “social experiment”, it’s a program that promotes toxic relationships, bullying and bad behaviour; all in the name of ratings.

Sadly, until everyone gets on board, I don’t expect to see change any time soon.

- Rod Thompson

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Five-year-old’s frightening battle Brave Brayden Grugeon an Ambassador for Bandaged Bear

Massive cut for an important cause Merewether High School tackles World’s Greatest Shave

Pearce of history in an elite club Newcastle Knights star celebrates 300-game milestone

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news Brayden ‘grins and bears it’ Five-year-old Brayden Grugeon is not like most kids his age, the cheeky youngster has his own superpowers.

The kindergartener from Berry Park has faced more hurdles than most adults could even imagine – at the age of three his liver was failing.

His mum Kim says he went from an energetic toddler to a very sick and lethargic little boy.

“He came out for breakfast and he looked a bit yellow, and I thought that was unusual, so I took him to our GP,” she said.

“They wanted him to do a urine test but Brayden couldn’t go.

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What came next was a terrifying whirlwind for the small family.

Kim, her husband Anthony, and their daughter Ella had to watch their “Bray” go through numerous tests and fight for his life.

After the results came back inconclusive, they were rushed to Westmead Children’s Hospital in Sydney. Following a scary few days, he was diagnosed with Fulminant Liver Failure – Brayden’s liver was only functioning at 40%.

He needed a transplant urgently.

Kim decided to see if she could be his donor, but before she could go through the surgery, they got a lifesaving call.

“I followed the nurse out to the front desk and was handed the phone,” she said.

“I heard: ‘Mrs Grugeon, we have a liver for your son Brayden’.

“I just broke down; I couldn’t

Five-year-old Brayden Grugeon with his Bandaged Bear. Photo: Peter Stoop

believe it, to be able to receive a donor liver in this short time frame is, and will always be, a gift.”

However, unlike most liver transplants, Brayden wasn’t going to have his old liver removed, instead, for a while, he would live with two.

He underwent a procedure known as APOLT (Auxiliary Partial Orthotopic Liver Transplantation).

Half of Brayden’s damaged liver was removed, and half of the new liver was attached in its place, meaning his own liver could heal.

Now, a little more than a year on,

the second liver has been removed and Brayden’s has returned to its normal function.

“Bray is full-on and living life to the fullest,” Kim said.

“He doesn’t talk much about it but he’s quite happy to show his scar – he calls it his shark bite.”

As one of the faces for Bandaged Bear – a fundraising initiative from the Westmead Children’s Hospital – Brayden’s story is highlighting the importance of research and specialist care for seriously ill children.

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news Students make bald move Merewether High School is a whole lot lighter after almost 90 students shaved, chopped or coloured their luscious locks.

A tradition in its sixth year, the students participated in the World’s Greatest Shave last week in a bid to help those in need and to ‘shave the world from blood cancer’.

School Captain George McNamara said he was proud of what the Year 12 cohort was able to create.

“It’s always been a big tradition here at MHS,” he said.

“The years before us have done and raised unbelievable amounts of money, so part of the reason we do it is for the challenge to continue that tradition and beating the other years but it is also to help those families in need.”

The students have certainly made use of their time, having

raised a whopping $70,000 for the Leukemia Foundation.

“At the beginning of this year I was in disbelief that we would make it this far, but I am so glad that we were able to make a big difference and I only pray that next year they’re able to make as much to be able to contribute to those who need it,” George said.

Prefect, and one of the lead organisers, Aiden Bottom said they’re all stoked to have beaten last year’s $52,000.

“We have smashed that goal and have certainly set a hard record for next year’s group,” he said.

It wasn’t just the boys though, several brave girls also stepped up and said goodbye to their locks, including Isabella Bywater and Crystal Lang Piason.

With only the slightest look of fear on their faces as they took to

School Captain George McNamara and Prefect Aiden Bottom. Photo: Elizabeth Symington

the shave stage, the girls said they had no regrets as it was all for a good cause.

Principal Rochelle Dooley says the students have done an incredible job.

“It’s an absolutely phenomenal effort, they set themselves the goal of $50,000 and they’ve well and truly exceeded that, they’ve smashed it,” she said.

“There are 86 students shaving,

colouring or cutting their hair.

“I just really want to credit the year group and the work that they’ve done.

“This has been a student-led initiative and it showcases the incredible talents they have, we are very proud of them and the efforts they have made and their impact in making a difference to the world beyond their school.”

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DV charity Got Your Back Sista marks five years Newcastle-based domestic violence (DV) support charity Got Your Back Sista commemorated five years of operation this month.

The organisation’s first campaign at Hunter Stadium in March 2016 attracted 500 people.

Since then, it has partnered with the Newcastle Knights, City of Newcastle, nib health funds and several other corporate and sporting organisations, including the Hamilton Hawks and New Lambton Eagles, to run annual events.

A new video documentary is also in production to support its awareness goals.

Founder and CEO Melissa Histon said tremendous community support, but also a disturbing need, had contributed to the growth of the charity in that short time.

She started Got Your Back Sista as the charitable arm of the Sista

Code movement to tackle one of the important issues identified by the members of the movement.

From humble beginnings – Ms Histon ran the charity from her home for the first year – it has gone on to support more than 500 females.

“Our vision is to see women and their children happy, thriving and living independently after escaping the trauma of domestic violence,” she said.

“We give a hand up for them to begin again and live independently.”

The first person the charity helped was an indigenous woman with a two-year-old daughter who had been living in someone’s garage after fleeing her violent partner.

The woman managed to find her own house to rent so Ms Histon organised furniture, bedding and utensils to cook with.

“When women and children flee

The Got Your Back Sista-led community campaign at Hunter Stadium.

domestic violence, they often leave with just the clothes on their back and a few personal items,” she said.

The support provided by the charity has broadened from helping to set up a safe home to programs that empower, and support the health and wellbeing, of survivors of DV. “With the help of a new, in-house case worker, we support women to

rebuild their lives – by improving their confidence, their self-esteem, their life skills and employment pathways,” Ms Histon said.

The assistance includes several workshops and a support group, self-defence classes, the Love Bites program, cooking and nutrition classes. Go to gotyourbacksista.com for more information.

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RAAF still flying high after 100 years of vital service When Wendy Horder first joined the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) in 1979 it was like opening the door on a man’s world.

Assigned to a communications tower at Victoria’s RAAF Williams Laverton Base, the then-25-year-old spent her first years of service with four male tower operators; breathing their cigarette smoke, hearing their crude jokes, and shuffling their Playboy magazines aside to use the shared toilet.

“I came from a pretty sheltered catholic upbringing in a small country town in the Hunter Valley,” Wendy said. “So it was a shock to be a part of this world.”

“For half of my career I pretended I was a bloke.

“I didn’t talk about the kids at work, I didn’t talk about the husband

and I didn’t talk about making dinner so that it didn’t appear that I had other responsibilities.”

Fast-forward to 2021 and Group Captain Wendy Horder, who is based in the Hunter, says she’s grateful things have changed within the institution she has dedicated almost 43 years of her life to.

“There’s no need to act like a bloke anymore,” she said. “It’s about diversity now, and being a woman brings diversity to the executive.”

On 31 March 2021, the Royal Australian Air Force will mark 100 years of service to Australia.

For Wendy, the upcoming celebrations offer a chance to reflect on a workplace she now describes as ideal.

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RAAF Group Captain Wendy Horder and, inset, Wendy with other employees in 1981.

Captain and I’ve travelled. For me it's been an employment of choice. I’d pick it again.”

Her passport boasts stamps from countries including Thailand, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, East Timor, Hungary, Germany, India, Cambodia, Solomon Islands, Samoa, USA and Malaysia.

While it was her love of flying that drew her to the RAAF, she never contemplated becoming a pilot.

“I think even in those days most people said to me ‘women aren’t

pilots’ and I guess I accepted that.

“It wasn’t until 1988 that pilot training was offered to women.

“Two females graduated from that first course and one of them came dux. It was really exciting at the time.”

The RAAF is now home to four female fast-jet pilots.

Wendy is currently working in a number of different areas within the RAAF, including the sexual misconduct prevention and reporting office (SEMPRO).

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services would be 25% by 2023.

“The Air Force has already hit that target.”

The RAAF now boasts employment opportunities for women in both technical and non-technical environments, from engineers, firefighters and pilots to health professionals or personnel and logistics specialists.

Yet, while she holds great pride in her industry, Wendy admits there is still room for improvement.

Her legacy, before she retires, includes addressing the gender gap in superannuation.

“In 1979 equal pay was introduced but there is still a pay gap,” Wendy said.

“That’s predominantly because women are the nurturers, they have a baby and stay home for a little while and in some cases they’d take maternity leave at half-pay or no pay, leaving their super far behind men by the time they finish their service.”

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“I’m developing some curriculum for their training on how to manage incidents,” she said.

“It's another step forward and another way I can give back to the Air Force.

“It’s also another way I can assist the younger generation of women coming through.”

A source of great pride for Wendy was her work as director of the Broderick Review in 2013.

“Elizabeth Broderick was the sexual discrimination commissioner at the time,” Wendy said.

“She conducted a review of the treatment of women in the ADF and it was my job to implement the recommendations.

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“At that time our chiefs of services agreed to have target numbers of women in all of the services,” she said.

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news A Pearce of history beckons It takes a special talent to play 300 NRL games.

And, even more so when you’re the son of a rugby league legend.

But, Mitchell Pearce has gone from being “Wayne’s boy” to forging an illustrious legacy of his own in the game he loves.

Stepping out of the shadows of his famous father, the 31-year-old will celebrate a rare feat when he leads the Newcastle Knights into battle against the Wests Tigers at McDonald Jones Stadium on Sunday. It’s a far cry from his debut with the Sydney Roosters, which occurred in round two of the 2007 season.

“I played the Cowboys [in North Queensland] and I remember Johnathan Thurston and hooker Aaron Payne carved us up,” Pearce said.

“We lost 43-6 however, with

your first game, you’re just happy to be out there to be honest.

“I don’t know if there was any extra pressure on me (being Wayne Pearce’s son) but it was a bit awkward when I was younger.

“For me, I always sort of shied away from it. Then you get older and realise you’re more honoured about it than anything else – of our name and what we’ve both been able to do in the game.

“Now, I’m just really proud. It’s great to be able to represent my family on these types of occasions.”

Following that maiden NRL appearance, Pearce donned a Roosters jumper a further 239 times, winning a premiership in 2013 and stepping up on the stage for City Origin, NSW, the Prime Minister’s XIII and NRL All Stars.

Even, today, he’s still getting his head around the magnitude of

Newcastle Knights star Mitchell Pearce will play his 300th NRL match. Photo: Peter Stoop

his latest milestone. “It would have felt like a steep hill – 300 matches – back then,” he said.

“It sounds like a long way when you’re starting off in your first game. However, I tell you what, it just goes so quick.”

Pearce admitted his odyssey gained further traction after signing with the Knights at the end of 2017.

He certainly arrived in style as well, kicking the winning field goal in the side’s 19-18 golden point extra-time triumph over the Sea Eagles.

“My move to Newcastle has been great,” he said.

“I’m a very proud Knight now.”

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Residents roll up sleeves Community-minded residents across the Hunter are preparing to roll up their sleeves and get “down and dirty” this weekend.

But, it’s all for a great cause.

Graffiti Removal Day, which is gaining momentum every year, will see citizens clean up “hot spots” throughout Newcastle, Maitland, Muswellbrook and Lake Macquarie on Sunday 28 March.

And, now, others are being encouraged to show they love not just their own home but also their local community by volunteering a couple of hours to remove the unsightly defacements.

Lake Macquarie coordinator Pam Wellham said Graffiti Removal Day provided a great opportunity for people to go beyond their front fence and reconnect after the impacts of COVID-19.

“It’s clear that throughout the

pandemic most people spent time taking pride in their homes and gardens,” she stated.

“Where we live also extends outside our front fence and into our local communities.

“We are encouraging residents to reconnect by not only removing ugly graffiti but also working together to come up with ways to prevent graffiti.”

A variety of projects will occur across the region as part of the day.

“Ideas such as murals, planting trees and educating the community to report graffiti are all terrific ways to prevent graffiti coming back,” Ms Wellham said.

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Residents can volunteer, suggest an idea or nominate a clean-up site by visiting the campaign’s website graffitiremovalday.org.au - Rod Thompson

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Ocean Alley to bring surf rock sounds to Civic Theatre

Aussie surf rockers Ocean Alley. Photo: The Sauce

Some “psychedelic surf rockers who make a hell of a mess” will bring a few smooth tunes to Newcastle this weekend.

With hits like Confidence, Infinity, Hot Chicken and my personal favourite Up in There, Ocean Alley is sure to put on an incredible show.

Guitarist Mitch Galbraith said they’re excited to take to the Civic Theatre stage.

The last time the band visited the city was in 2018 for a show at The Cambridge.

“It’s great to be back,” he said. “[Last year] there was a lot of frustration and disappointment when we couldn’t do our full year of touring, and knowing as well that everything our crew and staff had planned wasn’t going to happen, all that hard work with no return.

“It feels great and it is encouraging that the bigger festivals are getting put on, so hopefully we can go back to normal soon.”

The band made use of its time on pause throughout the pandemic though, with Baden Donegal, Angus Goodwin, Nic Blom, Lachlan Galbraith, Tom O’Brien and Mitch releasing their

third album, Lonely Diamond in June last year.

“It felt nice to release it out into the world even though we couldn’t tour it,” Mitch said.

“We were bummed we couldn’t go out and tour it but we had the music finished and the record done, so we thought it would be mean of us to withhold it from everyone.”

According to Mitch, the band is keen to get back on the road and play their new songs.

“We’ll be playing a lot of our songs from the Lonely Diamond which we haven’t had the chance to tour much yet, so people may not have heard some of those songs,” he said.

“We’re super keen for this year, because of the current situation we won’t be going overseas very much, international tours are sort of off the cards.

“We’re looking forward to spending some time in Australia and touring hard here so at least Aussies can get their live music fix.”

Ocean Alley will play two shows at the Civic Theatre this Friday 26 and Saturday 27 March. Go to civictheatrenewcastle.com.au for more.

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Port Stephens Wellbeing Expo co-organiser Chontelle Grecian, iGym Salamander Bay personal trainer James Ekins and event co-organiser Kerri Rodley ahead of the expo.

Health and wellbeing take centre stage at Port Stephens expo

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place located on Sydney and Newcastle’s doorstep is hoping to rival Byron Bay when it comes to the Health and Wellbeing industry.

An expo is set to show all that Port Stephens has to offer in a bid to attract more people to the region.

It’s attached to a good cause too, with profits from ticket sales being donated to vital counselling service, Yacaaba Centre in Nelson Bay. Co-organiser Chontelle Grecian says the Port Stephens Wellbeing Expo will showcase the region’s practitioners.

“We have a huge range of professionals in the field, including physiotherapists, podiatrists, kinesiologists, yoga instructors, day

spa operators and more,” she said.

“This expo is all about showing them off – we have 35 stallholders and a number of workshops.

“We have a very broad range of workshops on offer, everything is $5 and what you get is the opportunity to participate in an array of activities.

“People can even attend a yoga class before the expo starts.”

Other workshops include Breakthrough Toolkit for Continuous Calm with Well and Good, Cultivating Confidence with YouTopia Wellbeing, Mindful Movement with Kinetic Medicine, and Meditation and Energy Workshop with Pranic Healing Hunter.

Chontelle added the idea came together about two years ago when

she and co-organiser Kerri Rodley started to look at the sector.

“We are both in the wellbeing industry and have backgrounds in marketing,” Kerri said.

“We saw a lot of people going to Byron Bay to seek out day spas and things like that and thought we have it all here, let’s put together an expo that shows what Port Stephens has to offer.”

The pair suggest taking advantage of the early bird ticket prices to secure your spot, especially for the workshops.

“Tickets will also be available at the door but not only will they be more expensive, the eight workshops may be booked out due to limited seats,” Kerri said.

Chontelle adds they are very grateful to their supporters.

“This event would not be possible without our three major sponsors, Port Stephens Council, iGym and Nelson Bay Wholefoods,” she said.

It will all start at 10am and go until 3pm at the Shoal Bay Convention Centre (34-45 Shoal Bay Road, Shoal Bay) this Sunday 28 March.

To be COVIDSafe visitors at the expo will be limited to 200 people.

Chontelle says they have the necessary social distancing measures in place.

“If we reach 200 people it will be a one in one out scenario,” she said.

Go to pswellbeingexpo.com.au for more information.

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books, many best sellers, most of which he also wrote.

More than 132 million copies of his books have sold around the world.

His best-known work, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, has nibbled its way into the hearts of literally millions of children internationally – and has been translated into 62 languages and sold in excess of 45 million copies.

Brought to life with a menagerie of 75 loveable puppets, this critically-acclaimed production faithfully adapts a number of Carle’s stories, including Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? And, of course, the star of the show – The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

Tickets to The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show are on sale now at the Cessnock Performing Arts Centre Box Office.

Phone 4993 4266 or go to cessnockperformingartscentre. com.au

The Very Hungry Caterpillar will come to life at the Cessnock Performing Arts Centre in April. Photo: Carol Rosegg

Hungry for a big crowd The Very Hungry Caterpillar and its friends will come to life on stage in a masterful theatrical experience in the Hunter Valley – just in time for the school holidays.

One of the most iconic children’s stories of all time, The Very Hungry Caterpillar emerges from the page in a joyous performance, created by Jonathan Rockefeller.

Novice theatre-goers and those who grew up with the book

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can experience the magic firsthand when the award-winning production arrives at the Cessnock Performing Arts Centre (Vincent Street) on Wednesday 14 April, at 10am and 2pm.

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What’s on HUNTER VALLEY SINGLE SOCIAL CLUB OVER 50: Come join us for company and friendships for singles over 50, with evening outings, cinema nights, luncheon, morning teas, picnic and BBQs along with other social outings. We meet on the first Sunday of the month at Polish Hall, Grant Street, Maitland, 10am until noon.

WANGI WANGI VIEW CLUB: Meets on the second Monday of each month at Wangi RSL Club, 275 Watkins Road, Wangi Wangi, at 10am for 11am meeting. New members and visitors warmly welcomed. Guest speakers, special events and a friendly group of women who support The Learning For Life Program run by The Smith Family.

For more information contact Lynda on 0400 472 877 or lyndamp13@gmail.com CARDIFF COMBINED PENSIONERS AND SENIOR CITIZENS: The group would like to welcome new members for fun Bingo on Mondays from 9.30am-1.15pm. They also host carpet bowls, Friday from 9.30-noon as well as cards (Euchre) from 12.30-3pm at 52 Harrison Street, Cardiff.

For more information and other activities about the club, contact Roger on 0406 727 455 or email rogerthedodger2@bigpond.com

councils to remove graffiti from more than 500 sites across NSW. All material and equipment required for Graffiti Removal Day is supplied to volunteers for free by sponsors Dulux, NSW Government and Southern Cleaning Supplies. Visit the website graffitiremovalday.org.au Residents are gearing up for Graffiti Removal Day this weekend.

MYSTERY, MAYHEM AND MURDER: High Street Dramas No 2 – Maitland. Friends of Grossmann House, Maitland, invite you to join a strolling theatre group to hear tales of old High Street.

Follow the players, relive the dramas (murders, riots, bombings), enjoy post-theatre refreshments.

Three sessions: Friday 26, Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 March. Starts from 4.45pm at Maitland, corner of High and Free Church streets. Refreshments - 6.15pm at Brough House, 73 Church Street.

An initiative of the National Trust NSW, theatre director Frank Oakes. Bookings are essential: $35/ $30 National Trust members. Ticket includes refreshments and performance. Visit eventbrite. com.au

BELMONT CWA MARKETS: The group’s Easter markets return this month on Thursday 25 March from 8.30am until 1pm at Lake Macquarie Centre, Wilsons Road, Mount Hutton. A selection of jams and relishes, cakes and slices will be available as well as a variety of handicrafts and many items for Easter gifts. There will also be a raffle for several Easter baskets drawn on the day.

THE BEST OF BROADWAY: CPAC Studio Sounds returns to Cessnock Performing Arts Centre (198 Vincent Street, Cessnock) with another series of intimate live performances showcasing some of the region’s finest musicians. The first show in the series – the Best of Broadway – pays tribute to the world’s most famous theatre district. Saturday 27 March from 7.30pm. Visit cessnockperformingartscentre.com.au for more or call 4993 4266.

MUSENATIONS - BACK TO BACK GALLERIES: A group exhibition running in conjunction with the Newcastle Writers Festival. Opening Friday 26 March and continuing until Sunday 11 April. In Greek mythology the Muses are the goddesses of inspiration. Musings are expressed in a physical form through ceramics, fibre, painting, sculpture, printmaking and digital media. Back to Back Galleries, 57 Bull Street, Cooks Hill, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11am until 5pm.

GRAFFITI REMOVAL DAY: On Sunday 28 March people from Newcastle, the Hunter, and Lake Macquarie are being encouraged to show they love not just their own home but also their local community by volunteering a couple of hours to remove graffiti. People who participate are expected to join up to 3,000 volunteers from various groups including Rotary, Scouts NSW, Girl Guides NSW&ACT, Air Force Cadets, PCYC, NSW Police, Lions, church groups, high schools and

AFRICAN VIOLET MEETING: Interested in growing African Violets and need some help? Then come along to our monthly meeting on Sunday 28 March at the Cardiff Senior Citizens’ Centre (52 Harrison Street, Cardiff) 1.30pm for a 2pm start.

Meetings are held on the fourth Sunday of each month (except December). For further details contact John on 0412 380 830.

CHAMBER MUSIC AT THE CATHEDRAL: Enjoy an autumn afternoon in the spacious Christchurch Cathedral in Newcastle City. Flute and strings will play classics from the chamber music repertoire on Sunday 28 March from 2.30pm. All tickets: $20, purchase from stickytickets.com.au/J0635 or at the door.

WILLIAM THE FOURTH: An Easter Saturday cruise on Newcastle Harbour aboard William the Fourth, with all things chocolate. On Saturday 3 April, relax and enjoy a special morning tea and a 1.5 hour cruise, departing at 10.30am. Or, relax and enjoy a special afternoon tea and a 1.5 hr cruise, departing at 1.30pm. Book online: trybooking. com/eventlist/williamthefourth or at the website: williamthefourth.org.

BOMBSHELLS: The production of Bombshells,

by Australian playwright Joanna Murray Smith, opens at The Royal Exchange in Newcastle on Friday 9 April at 7.30pm. It will continue for five more performances over the following two weeks.

Bombshells was produced in a smaller format at the end of 2020 at the Harp of Erin Theatre in Wollombi, with resounding success, which prompted the company to take it to Newcastle as a full production in April.

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This current rain seems never-ending

This has to be one of the most difficult garden columns I have written since the Pasha Bulker storm, which only lasted one day and two nights.

However, this current rain event seems neverending.

Sure, the garden loves rain and we love rain at the nursery, but our “dumpage” rate on waterlogged seedlings, vegetables, herbs and flowers is exceeding the normal 20% average through all the seasons.

Damping off is a great problem caused by root rot, which under these conditions can be a problem, particularly with natives such as grevilleas.

What to do?

Under these weather conditions, there aren’t any easy answers.

Try moving container grown plants in under cover until the system passes and, if you notice lavenders and other shrubs browning off at the undergrowth, apply copper oxychloride during a break in the weather.

Lawns will respond to applications of lime to correct pH deficiency leeched out by the rain, whereas garden beds, especially roses, should be given applications of dolomite.

During this autumn season shades of blue tend to dominate the garden, extending from lobelia, which is an annual, through to the magnificence of iris, which can often be sourced through The Diggers Club in Victoria.

Intense blue flowers need paler contrasting backdrops such as silver-leafed plants.

Annuals can be used to provide variation, try African Queen Marigolds as a background for blue pansies.

Plumbago, which will flower when the weather settles, has been abandoned somewhat because of its rampant growth, but keep this pretty shrub in mind as it makes a great hedge.

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THIS WEEK • I thought the rain might deter those pesky little brown grasshoppers I have sprayed with pyrethrum, but am now resorting to Carbaryl or Malathon.

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Breathe easy with a bit of meditation When was the last time you thought about your breathing? Like most people you have probably never given it a second thought. Controlled by the Autonomic Nervous System it happens automatically so why should you? The sad fact is that most of us do not appreciate breathing until we cannot do it properly.

Not being able to breathe properly can happen for a variety of reasons. A few examples are illness, being held under in the surf or running to catch a train, just to name a few. If you have ever experienced a sudden and unexpected lack of oxygen you will know it can create anxiety, stress and ultimately panic. As a result, our body releases stress hormones in a typical “fight or fl ight” response.

It’s also a fact that many of you, on a daily basis, breathe in such a way that your body is not getting enough oxygen and is therefore in a state of stress. As a result, your adrenal glands release those “fight or fl ight” hormones on a regular basis which can result in chronic stress.

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disease; and weight problems.

Of course, if you suffer from any of the conditions mentioned above then you should seek medical advice but, in the meantime, there is one simple thing you can do right now and that is breathe and breathe deeply.

If you are not sure where to start, try this simple exercise for at least 5 -10 minutes, several times a day. This exercise can also be used in bed to prepare yourself for sleep. * Sit comfortably in a chair with your eyes closed and hands on your thighs. * Inhale through your nose and count to four at a steady pace. * Hold your breath for a count of one, and then exhale, through your nose, also for a count of four. * After a couple of rounds imagine you are breathing through your belly button which helps engage the diaphragm. Don’t be surprised if your inhalation and exhalation count gets a little longer. * If other thoughts pop into your head that is completely normal. Acknowledge those thoughts and get back to your counting.

If you like the above exercise you might consider meditation which is a wonderful activity

that helps connect the body and the mind via the breath. I meditate on a regular basis and also include it occasionally with my clients in the gym.

As much as I enjoy my meditation there is something else I love, even more. It involves serious breathing and is fantastic for my cardiovascular system and that thing is exercise.

Whether it be in the gym, on the tennis court, in the surf or a walk it doesn’t matter. As long as I am getting out of my comfort zone and a little out of breath, I know it is doing me good. Breathing also means that I am alive.

So, let me ask you again: When was the last time you thought about your breathing? * This is a regular column written by health expert Stephen Smith from Merewether Fitness Studio

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ARIES 21 MAR – 20 APR

CANCER 22 JUNE – 22 JULY

LIBRA 24 SEPT – 23 OCT

CAPRICORN 22 DEC – 20 JAN

The Full Moon on 28 March indicates that a loved one may be pressuring you and you won’t enjoy it. Perhaps they are using a form of emotional blackmail. It won’t last long, but it won’t be much fun in the meantime.

It is time to establish boundaries.

The Full Moon on 28 March indicates that keeping the peace at home is almost impossible right now as someone is being huffy and easily offended. You obviously need to discuss certain things with them, but this is not the time. Pick your battles, as the saying goes.

The Full Moon on 28 March in Libra indicates that some of the people in your life are moody.

While you might be in no mood to compromise or to consider anyone else’s needs, a little more cooperation by all parties can create a more peaceful environment.

The Full Moon on 28 March indicates that you need to be careful of ego clashes with others as someone is doing their best to undermine you and make you doubt yourself. If you’re feeling tired and insecure, take time out to rest and bolster your resilience.

TAURUS 21 APR – 21 MAY As Mars squares the Sun and Mercury, accidents are more likely so take extra care. The Full Moon on 28 March highlights your ambitions. However, any progress you make will be ruined if you behave ruthlessly or arrogantly, so don’t be tempted to throw your weight around.

LEO 23 JULY – 23 AUG The Full Moon on 28 March indicates that a tense atmosphere is likely with a sibling, neighbour or colleague.

Someone is feeling defensive and, as a result, they are looking for an excuse for an argument. There could also be issues involving your car or technology.

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AQUARIUS 21 JAN – 19 FEB

The Full Moon on 28 March is a time when secrets could come out of the woodwork so be careful who you trust with confidential information.

You also need extra rest this week so make sure you get it as it will help you stay strong and healthy.

The Full Moon on 28 March warns you to be careful of what you say as it is likely to be misunderstood.

If you are dealing with anything legal, be certain to read the small print and double check the paperwork. Be sure to make time for rest and relaxation.

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With Mars in quick-minded Gemini until 24 April, time itself may seem to speed up. The Full Moon on 28 March is a time when you could lose your temper over matters connected to your children or family. Take a deep breath to avoid upsetting everyone around you.

The Full Moon on 28 March indicates that you may part with more money than you intended.

Also, be careful of judging others on what they do or don’t own.

Make sure you don’t become too materialistic as you’ll discover there are more important things in life.

The Full Moon on 28 March indicates that a friend or loved one is being difficult. They’re determined to have things their own way, no matter what it costs in terms of ruffling other people’s feathers. You will be directly involved, and they may try to boss you around!

The Full Moon on 28 March indicates a need to discuss financial matters with those you live with. Rather than getting het up about things, do your best to remain cool, calm and collected. Talk through the issues rationally and they’re likely to be resolved to everyone’s satisfaction.

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AIR CONDITIONING SERVICES GET YOUR HOME SUMMER READY

HUNTER BUILDING AND BATHROOMS RENOVATIONS

NW0997

Air Conditioning Antennas Awnings Bathroom Renovations Bricklayers Builders Carpenters & joiners Computer Repairs Concreting Decks Doors Electrical Gardening Guttering Gyprocking Handyman Home Maintenance Landscaping & Design Painting Plumbing & Gasfitting Removalists Roofing Rubbish Removals Shade Sails Tiling Tree Services

BATHROOM RENOVATIONS

NW0467

INDEX

Contact 0413 017 353 E Julie.h@newcastleweekly.com.au

Contact 0413 017 353 E Julie.h@newcastleweekly.com.au

Trades & Services Guide ELECTRICAL

GUTTERING

CARDIFF GUTTERING SPECIALIST

Computer Problems? > Computer Repairs & Upgrades > Computer Tuition > Friendly & Affordable Help

Over 30 years experience No job to small Free no obligation quote

• Repairs or renewal • Leaf & Bird Proofing • Gutter Cleaning • Stormwater drainage

“Reliable & On-Time”

0421 750 216

Lic L10548

NW0070

Daniel Curran - Senior Technician info@danscomputers.com.au www.danscomputers.com.au

CONCRETING

NW0303

proconcrete@hotmail.com

NW0985

Lic No: 132271C

GYPROCKING • • • •

Lawn mowing • Pruning • Hedging • Weed spraying • Garden Care • Friendly service & very reliable.

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No job too big or too small - Service & quality guaranteed - Free Quotes 44 years experience - Servicing Lake Macquarie & Newcastle areas

0410 312 247

GYPROCKING

LAWN & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

D R I V E W AY S P E C I A L I S T - A L L A S P E C T S O F C O N C R E T I N G • STAMPED • STENCILLED • COLOURED • PLAIN EXPOSED AGG • SLABS • PATIOS • POOL SURROUNDS • RESURFACING

Mick Dunley

Jeff Baran 0402 902 377

• • • •

THE WORLD’S MOST ADVANCED DECK

Qualified in all aspects of

GYPROCK AND PLASTERING

– NO JOB TOO SMALL –

NW0085-V2

• a water-wise garden that’s easy to maintain and saves you time and money

Patch-up specialists.

PHONE MICK 0419 977 039

0427 771 919 • 42 Young Street Carrington gordon@ilda.com.au • ilda.com.au •

Lic 251316c

HANDYMAN

JACKS ALL THINGS GARDENING AND LANDSCAPING

• Australian owned - backed by 30 year warranty

Jack 0427 807 930

DOORS

Sliding Door, Window & Wardrobe Repairs Sliding Door, Window & Wardrobe Repairs

02 4023 7547 02 4023 7547

www.justsliders.com.au www.justsliders.com.au

Alexander Handyman Services

NW0504

• Large garden clean-ups • Green waste taken away • Truck and Dingo available to cart or shift soil, or both • Honest, reliable, old fashioned service • Turf laying • 10% Pensioner Rebate where applicable

• No Repeating Patterns - uniquely stunning and eco friendly - available in 3 colours

LIC NO. 77284C

MG PLASTERING

a garden of timeless style and enduring beauty a sustainable garden in harmony with the natural environment a healthy garden that thrives without harmful chemicals. a refuge for native songbirds, frogs and other wildlife.

• Carbonised Double Protective ASA Coating unmatched durability and maintenance free

Pensioner discounts

ALL WORK GUARANTEED • FREE QUOTES • ALL AREAS

We can help you create:

BriteDeck NextGen Titanium

New Work Renovations Pre Paint Repairs Small jobs

Call Bill 0401 624 029

DECKS

Call 1300 159 634 for a free sample or visit National Patios in Fyshwick

Call Terry 4954 0309 or 0414 540 309

GARDENING

PRO-CONCRETING

• Roof replacements • Leak repairs • No job too small • Free quotes - pensioner rates NW0062

Licenced Electrician Quality Work Guaranteed Pensioner Discounts

Dan’s Mobile Computer Service

jack_shaz@bigpond.com

Get your business listed in the Trades and Services Guide.

NW1100

We Come To You!

• No job to big or too small • Residential and Commercial • Specialising in Home sale Preparation

Jeff Alexander

NW0088

COMPUTER REPAIRS

ph. 0448 980 180 or 02 4945 1465 jeffreywalexander@hotmail.com

HOME MAINTENANCE

To book your ad space, call Julie on 0413 017 353 or email

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Contact 0413 017 353 E Julie.h@newcastleweekly.com.au

Trades & Services Guide PLUMBING & GASFITTING

CARDIFF

24 Hour Service • Blocked Drains • Hot Water Systems • Water Jetter • Drain Camera • Maintenance • Renovations • Diagnostic Expert

Hot Water Systems | Gas and Electric

• Quality Work • Pensioner Discounts • Dulux Paint Specialist • Low Rates

0402 923 984 OR 4955 4677

Keith Minton

ABN 28942304697 work up to $5000

0412 510 111 or 4933 5280

ARE YOU MOVING?

SHADE SAILS

Once you’re all packed up and ready to move, let us do the moving for you. We will move your furniture, boxes and belongings safely and securely.

S HADE SAILS sails and repairs

Call or text us your details BEN 0419 124 923 or LOUISE 0416 071 924

Clear blinds and privacy screens • Canopies and Covers Canvas and Upholstery • Uholsterer/Marine Trimmer New PVC & Shade Sails

ROOFING

Email: lfulwood@yahoo.com

REPAIRS

Painting Services

Leigh Fulwood | 0412 536 529

www.movewithben.com.au

ROOF

PHONE MICK 0408 298 994

Highly Decorated Prompt • Pristine • Professional

By Licensed Tradesman with over 45 years experience on Tile and Metal Roofing • • • • •

TILING

TILING

Rebedding and Pointing work Box Gutters and Flashings Chimney removals Valley Replacements Whirlybirds Installed

ASK FOR LICENCE TILER, BE SURE Wall & Floor, Bathrooms, All Tiling Repairs, Kitchens, Patios, Large Floor Areas ◆ ALL WORK GUARANTEED ◆ 7 DAYS ◆ NO JOB TOO SMALL ◆ FREE QUOTES

My License is your guarantee of a QUALITY JOB

Interior + exterior painting + decorating

Lic. No. 73493C

To book your ad space, call Julie on 0413 017 353 or email Julie.h@newcastleweekly.com.au

0421 321 458 0416 152 422

• METAL ROOFING SPECIALIST • FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED • NEW GUTTERING INSTALLATION • QUALITY BLUESCOPE STEEL • PROFESSIONAL SERVICE • CUSTOM FOLDED FLASHINGS • LEAF PROTECTION

FR QUOEE TE

PHONE BRICE OR MANDY

www.oziwi.com.au

EMAIL: oziwiroofi ng@gmail.com

Lic No: 261305C

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To book your ad, call 0413 017 353

NW0085-V2

ABN 55757066216 Work up to $5000

NW0923

Dennis 0412 453 317

NW0253

CALL Robert 0449 019 166 Nathan 0431 754 132

ABN:85885522834

Ph Scott: 0402 225 341

Lic No. 177893C

FREE QUOTES

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FREE QUOTES!

REMOVALISTS

NW0433

Interior, exterior wallpaper removal neat work - prompt service NW0257

Licence No L13318

We are QUICK, FRIENDLY, PROFESSIONAL AND RELIABLE… and Highly Recommended!

pa i nter

Email: HighlyDecorated@yahoo.com Website: highlydecoratedpainting.com

•All areas •All kinds of rubbish •7 Day Service •All removed •Prompt Reliable Service •In Business 26 years

WALL & FLOOR TILER Licence No. 12585DC ABN: 80 359 814 572

NW1363

Lic No: 18545C

NW0058

Over 30 Years Painting Experience

RUBBISH REMOVAL

Newcastle

PAINTING

PAINTER HANDYman

RUBBISH REMOVALS

0415 333 883

NW0341

NW0046

www.dezignaretainingwalls.com

Call Alan

Service guaranteed Ph Shane 4959 6091 Mob 0410 564 044

NW1293

Cherry Plumbing

• All roof repairs & renewal

• No job too big or small • Quality tradesman NW0054

4954 0309 • 0414 540 309

Lic no 112440c

Lic L10548

Phone Terry Slupik - All areas

NW0063

Specialising in: • Retaining Walls and • Decking • Paving • Fencing

Call Mike 0413 686 757

RIGHT AS RAIN ROOFING

PLUMBING

PLUMBING GAS GUTTERING UNBLOCK SEWERS/STORM WATER DRAINS ALL TYPES OF HOT WATER SYSTEMS REPLACED

NW0052

Dezigna Retaining Walls

Big or small, we do it all!

ROOFING

Presentation Plus

Quality Workmanship in all aspects of Tiling, Bathrooms, Renovations, Floors, Kitchens, Patios Etc.

No Job Too Small Free Measure & Quote

Call Mark Kehoe

0414 582 337

NW1153

LANDSCAPING & DESIGN

Contact 0413 017 353 E Julie.h@newcastleweekly.com.au

Trades & Services Guide

LTITUDE

NW0015

Tree Removal • Stump Grinding Pruning and Crown Maintenance Call Kristy on 0432 695 430 or 0422 442 284 for a free no obligation quote

Serving TH E HUNTER

Tree Lopping specialists • Free prompt no obligation quotes • Fully Insured • Site cleaned • Reliable service • Hedge Trimming • Wood chipping • Pensioner rebates • Stump grinding

Neil: 4945 8923 or 0438 506 949 Mark: 0424 275 386

TREE SERVICES

BTS TREE SERVICES NW1400-V8

A

TREE SERVICES

---------- Palm & Hedge Trimming Specialist ---------• Stump service • Free quotes • Pensioner discounts • Fully insured • All tree work & pruning • Arborist • Prompt reliable service

40 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE NO JOB TOO SMALL OR LARGE

Mobile: 0408 681 866 Phone Ian: 4948 6551 benny57@bigpond.net.au

NW0418-V17

TREE SERVICES

A race against time, tide, and terrifying tremors Noah’s ark drifts on the open seas with best friends Finny and Leah on board. But, after weeks with no land in sight, food stocks are running low. The fragile peace between carnivores and herbivores could break any second.

After a series of unfortunate events, the kids find themselves washed overboard – along with the last of the food supplies. Leah and fellow castaway, their new friend Jelly, are marooned on a remote island. While Finny wakes in a strange colony filled with oddly familiar creatures living in harmony – under the threat of a menacing volcano.

In a race against time, tide, and terrifying tremors, Finny must rescue his friends, reunite with his family, and save a whole colony from total destruction.

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My favourite things NEWCASTLE – DREAM BIG

GETTING OUT FOR A WALK I’m a big fan of making Newcastle more walkable and cycleable – it’s more sustainable, better for health, and helps build our community. You can often find Toby and I walking around Lambton Park (sometimes late into the evening), along Bathers Way and the coastline, or out at Blue Gum Hills state park.

Declan Clausen

DEPUTY LORD MAYOR OF NEWCASTLE

Declan grew up in Newcastle, attending Lambton High School before completing a Bachelor of Environmental Engineering at the University of Newcastle. Declan was elected to City of Newcastle council in 2015. As a Councillor, he has had a particular interest in the City’s environmental and smart city initiatives, as well as delivering new footpaths and playgrounds. As a dog owner, Declan has also championed projects which support the city’s 44,000 four-legged residents, including the first fenced, off-leash dog park at North Lambton.

Declan recently graduated from the University of Oxford with a Masters in Sustainable Urban Development, topping his class with a research dissertation on macroeconomics.

He lives in Waratah with his fiancé Steven and Cavoodle Toby. He says that the three of them make a great team.

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LEARNING I’m a curious person, and love learning new things. For the past two years, I’ve been studying part time in the UK at the University of Oxford. Due to travel restrictions, I was unable to travel to graduate with all the pomp at Oxford, so we celebrated at Nobbys instead.

As the Deputy Lord Mayor, my job is to help promote and improve Newcastle.

Having worked elsewhere in Australia, and studied overseas, I’m so proud of our city and inspired by the opportunities it affords.

Newcastle has the talented people and scale to be innovative, and to stand out on the world stage. Newy, dream big!

LAMBTON KER-RIA CREEK I spent a lot of time at the Lambton Ker-Ria Creek while at Lambton High as part of its Water Watch team. As a high school student, I argued that it was so much more than a concrete drain. As a councillor, I was pleased to see it become a more natural creek.

NEWCASTLE’S SUMMERHILL SOLAR FARM In 2020, City of Newcastle became the first council in Australia to power its operations from 100% renewable energy, including its own solar farm at Summerhill. With 14,500 solar panels, it’s hard to fit this into one picture. This new renewable energy arrangement is saving ratepayers money, helping improve our environment, and showing that Newcastle can be a clean energy powerhouse.

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