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mateur gar deners and green thumbs were recognised last Thursda y when Marrickville Counc il’s Sprin g Gar den competition winners were announced. The en trants for this y ear’s competi tion put in a lot of w ork to brin g their gar dens up to a high standard of competition. Marrickville Mayor Jo Haylen congratulated all who took part in the ev ent and thank ed all the dedicated gardeners in the inner west. “These green thumbed residents are making our inner city home a more pleasant place to live. I admire their dedication,” she said. “While we all love living in Marrickv ille, there’s no doubt that it could benefit from less concrete and more greener y. Not so lon g ago gardening in Marrickville meant painting your concrete green.” She said she, like many, appreciated looking at a beautiful garden whether i t was a f ront yard like Petersham resident Thomas Su ’s terrace w ith its colour, or just flower boxes on a balcony. TAFE P etersham took out the a ward for B est Commercial Garden and B est Edible Garden was

Students from Camdenville Public School celebrate their win with Mayor Jo Haylen. won by local resident Carmen Ashley Coulter. The winner of the Best School or Childcare Centre Garden went to Camdenville Public School in Newtown whose principal Sue Smith said the gardens are all around the school and are an ongoing

project for the 200 primar y school chil dren and eight teachers who manage eight garden beds. She said there w ere many facets to the gar dens and every child at the school has a part to pla y in maintaining it.

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Men and women unite to say no to domestic violence on White Ribbon Day

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ext M onday is Whi te Ribbon Day, the largest male led movement in A ustralia whose fo cus is on eradic ating v iolence against women. The non-profi t or ganisation Whi te Ribbon seeks to chan ge the a ttitudes and behaviours tha t lead to v iolence against women, b y engaging men and bo ys who will lead the wa y for soc ial change in this area in the future. Women pla y an ac tive part in support ing the organisation through their roles as White Ribbon Champions by engaging the men in their lives to commit to positive attitudes towards women, and to in tervene in preventing violence against women. The White Ribbon Day be celebra ted locally b y Marrickv ille P olice on Tuesda y, November 26 and is about raisin g aware-

White Ribbon Day is on Monday, November 25. ness for the posi tive role men c an play in bringing an end to v iolence against women. F rom 11am until 2pm a t Ale x Trevallion Plaza on Marrickville Road, there will be guest speak ers, a f ree barbeque and live performances from Miss Krys, Oletha

Ware and Jae Druitt. “The White Ribbon c ampaign acknowledges tha t an o verwhelming majori ty of victims of domestic v iolence are w omen and we welcome all campaigns that call to end violence of any kind,” NSW Police As-

sistant Commissioner Mark Murdoch said. “A signific ant proportion of domestic and family v iolence inc idents g o unreported to police, makin g i t diffic ult to challenge and chan ge disrespec tful values, attitudes and beliefs.” White Ribbon CEO Libby Davies said the message was getting through. “We are tar geting children from the ag e of eight to 18 . We are r unning soc ial media campaigns and getting campaigns into schools. 66 ,000 studen ts ha ve been e xposed to our campaigns,” she said. Western S ydney W anderers g oalkeeper Ante Covic said as ambassador he wanted to g et the messag e to men to sa y something and not turn a blind eye to the issue of domestic violence. “When you look a t the sta tistics and realise how many deaths occur through domestic violence it’s quite shocking. “I look at my son growing up and I want him to learn the right values and how to respect and treat women in society today.” Mr Covic said he wan ted to use his pro file to make people more aware of the issue at hand. “I’m proud to be an ambassador and so is my family… domestic v iolence doesn’t just affec t the w oman in volved but also their families.”

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News in numbers Minister for Transport Gladys Berejiklian announced public transport patronage rose by 11 million in the past year to more than 550 million journeys, while customer satisfaction also increased across all modes.

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million Ms Berejiklian this week released all 2012-13 public transport annual reports and the first Customer Satisfaction Index, a scorecard that will be released

annually to track the views of more than 35,000 customers, which will help drive improvements and keep operators accountable. “The surveys show an increase in customer satisfaction on all modes, which is encouraging, but I am the first to acknowledge that we have a long way to go to bring our public transport to a world class standard,” Ms Berejiklian said. Satisfaction with bus services increased from 79 per cent to 85 per cent and satisfaction with train services increased marginally from 79 per cent to 81 per cent according to the survey. There was a two per cent increase in patronage across all modes of transport in the last financial year.

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On national Asbestos Awareness Day, November 29, the Asbestos Education Committee and the Asbestos Diseases Research Institute are urging all Australian’s to ‘stop playing renovation roulette’ in a campaign to fight the current wave of asbestos-related diseases caused by inhaling dangerous asbestos fibres while renovating or maintaining homes. Most people can’t tell whether materials contain asbestos just by looking at them. With Australia ranked among the world’s top consumers of asbestos cement products per capita, the need for all Australians to learn the risks and how to manage asbestos safely, cannot be overstated.

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5 Where is our aid really going? NGO raises questions about taxpayer dollars

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ver w ondered w here g overnment aid g oes to and who monitors the activity? Aid/Watch is an independen t monitor of A ustralian aid and trade tha t campaigns to end the use of aid to further Australia’s economic and sec urity national interests. Aid/Watch Direc tor Thulsi Nara yanasamy said much of the funds tha t are allocated end up back in A ustralia one wa y or another. “The A ustralian public ha ve an e xpectation that aid money is used to allev iate poverty,” she said. “What w e find ho wever, is tha t significant portions of the aid budg et ac tually end up back in Australia because of its reliance on private contractors. So in many cases, A ustralian aid primarily benefi ts

Aid/Watch Director Thulsi Narayanasamy. Australia’s commercial interests.” Ms Nara yanasamy dec ided to tak e up the c ause of ensurin g g overnments w ere responsible for how taxpayers funds were distributed for overseas aid because she is

passionate about seeing money being sent to and received by the intended recipients who ma y be str uggling through times of immense hardship. “The m oney n eeds t o g o t owards t he

interests of those who are poor and marginalised. They are at the centre of our aid policy, rather than to narrow private interests,” she said. Having w orked for lar ge non-g overnment or ganisations for man y y ears Ms Narayanasamy said she wan ted to w ork on the c auses not the symptoms of po verty and inequali ty. H er e xperience thus far has been of positive change. She said an area of foc us for her or ganisation was to moni tor the way mining organisations used g overnment ini tiatives to further the industry’s cause. For example, Ms Narayanasamy says the Mining for D evelopment ini tiative pro motes the expansion of Australian mining in developing countries but dubs it as sustainable development. “This is an e xample of put ting big business ahead of the needs of people they are intending to help,” she said. A tri via nigh t is bein g hel d to support Aid/Watch at the A ddison Road Community Centre Gumbramorra Hall, located at 142 A ddison R oad, Marrickv ille on Wednesday November 27, at 6.30pm. If you want to get involved and help Aid/ Watch, you can purchase tickets by emailing thulsi@aidwa tch.org.au. V isit their website: www.aidwatch.org.au.

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SW Opposi tion L eader J ohn Robertson has announced a comprehensive polic y tha t will ad dress alcohol rela ted violence on S ydney’s streets – includin g ‘Newcastle style ’ alcohol restric tions for Kings Cross and Sydney’s CBD. Labor w ill tak e the polic y, c alled Drink Smart, Home Safe, into the 2015 state election as a key platform. The polic y w ill commit to an 18 mon th trial of ‘New castle style ’ restric tions in Kings Cross and S ydney CBD to comba t alcohol related violence, including: • 1am lock-outs; • 3am last drinks; and • Restrictions on high-alcohol con tent drinks after 10pm. State L abor w ill also conduc t an independent study to measure the success of

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Opposition Leader, John Robertson. Photo: Melinda Jane. the policy to reduce incidents of alcohol related harm. Every Friday and S aturday night will be treated lik e a major ev ent – w ith bet ter

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transport and a strong police presence. “We w ill commi t to in troducing a la te night train ser vice f rom Kin gs Cross to Town Hall and Cen tral Sta tions to help

move thousands of people out of the CBD quickly and safely,” Mr Robertson said. In 2009 The Bureau of Crime Sta tistics and R esearch found tha t the ‘New castle style’ lockouts had reduced alcohol rela ted assaults after dark by 29 per cent. Mr Robertson said he hoped the polic y would put an end to the senseless v iolence that is a ttributed to e xcessive alco hol consumption on Sydney streets. Jamie Moore, General Manager of ‘Hello Sunday Morning’, a w ebsite that empowers people b y reflecting on their drinkin g habits and writing about their experiences online, said the policy announced by the Labor party had meri t, but legisla tive changes weren’t enough. He said bin ge drinkin g was a c ultural problem that needed to be changed at the street level, not just in parliament and that such cultural changes take time. “The c hanges [ proposed t o b e] i ntroduced by the Labor Party would hopefully decrease alcohol rela ted harm in Kin gs Cross and the CBD precinct,” he said. “However we must also begin to chan ge the demand b y ad dressing the drinkin g culture we have created. “Without this c ulture chan ge, bin ge drinking w ill simply mo ve to another , more unregulated part of Sydney.”

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Roads closed in localised flooding events

Tools in secured construction site on Illawarra Rd stolen

About 11pm last Friday, the Marrickville area was subject to a significant amount of rainfall and storm activity. As a result, low lying areas primarily in the vicinity of Cooks River were subjected to localised flooding. Marrickville Police responded to a number of jobs relating to this rainfall. Police attendance coincided with the State Emergency Service staff. Road thoroughfares were closed as required and diversions put in place. Traffic disruptions were minimal however the main affected areas were riverside Crescent, Dulwich Hill, Illawarra Road, Marrickville and Carrington Road, Marrickville. By 2.30am on Saturday morning the flood waters had receded and most road closures had been re-opened.

Sometime between 1pm on Saturday, November 16 and 7am on Monday morning, two workers had tools taken from a building site on Illawarra Road, near the intersection of Byrnes Street. A male had his tools stolen from a locked tool box, which had been located on the ground floor, courtyard area. Tools missing included an angle grinder. One of his co-workers also had tools stolen from a tool box. The tools were located in a secured basement car park and a laser was amongst property taken. Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact the Marrickville Local Area Command on 9568 9299 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Children's centre broken into and food stolen

Police seize cannabis plants in Stanmore drug bust

Between 6pm on Friday, November 15 and 5.30pm Sunday, November 17, unknown person/s have gained entry into a demountable building located within a children's centre in Petersham. It appears entry was gained by smashing a window near the toilets. Once inside they have disturbed a number of rooms and left after availing themselves to food supplies. Police were alerted to the incident after cleaning staff attended the premises. Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact the Marrickville Local Area Command on 9568 9299 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Police from Sydney’s South West have seized cannabis plants with an estimated street value of more than $600,000 from a home in Stanmore. About 5.30pm on Monday officers from the Wetherill Park Region Enforcement Squad and Marrickville Crime Prevention Team and Detectives executed a search warrant on a property on Parramatta Road, Stanmore. Inside the property, officers found a large hydroponic setup spread across the home with approximately 337 cannabis plants. Police seized the plants and cultivation equipment. Investigations on the matter are ongoing.

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Statue to become part of Memorial Winged Victory finds safe, new home at Australian War Memorial in Canberra

ast Tuesday Marrickv ille Counc il voted unanimously to transfer the o wnership of Gilbert D oble’s Winged Victory statue to the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. The decision means the sta tue will now be in the hands of the A ustralian War Memorial who w ill be responsible for the preservation, care and display of the iconic statue. It was determined through in vestigations conduc ted b y Counc il officers tha t there is no loc ation in the loc al g overnment area where the Winged Victory statue can be reinstated in its whole form, due to its size and structural issues. Given the threats posed by environmental conditions and vandalism, amongst other concerns, this includes e xternal locations in parks. Like all items accepted into the National Collection, the aim of the A ustralian War Memorial w ould be to preser ve W inged

Victory in perpetuity. According to a report to Marrickv ille Council, the Marrickville Heritage Society has been consulted regarding the transfer of ownership and is in agreement with the transfer. The descendants of Gilbert Doble were also advised regarding the donation. Mayor J o Ha ylen said the sta tue had a special place in the heart of Marrickv ille residents, but w ould pro ve more beneficial for generations to come at the Australian War Memorial. “Winged V ictory is of immense historical and personal signific ance to the peo ple of Marrickv ille. A raised sw ord in one hand and her ey es do wncast, she simultaneously symbolises our grea t pride and our overwhelming loss,” she said. “The dec ision to see her transferred to the Australian War Memorial hasn’t been an easy one. We should however feel great pride that our statue will take centre stage in the First World War Galleries – to be admired by all Australians. “The school children of Marrickville will now visit Winged Victory on excursions to Canberra and feel proud when they tell their guide – ‘that’s from where I live’.” It is proposed tha t the sta tue will be on display for 12 mon ths, w ith a lon ger display still being discussed.

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he inaugural Global Indigenous Festival w ill be a spec tacle to behold on S aturday, November 30 when indigenous communities from around the world will be represented at the Addison Road Community Centre in Marrickville. The Ancestral First Indigenous World Festival will be a kaleidoscope of colour

which w ill incorpora te dance, art, film, workshops, music and food. Filmmaker and organiser Fabiola Parra, who founded Roots Solidarity (an organisation tha t pro vides basic educ ational equipment that enriches people’s lives through impro ved li ving condi tions), said her or ganisation supported indigenous communities around the world. “Through film and art the v oiceless have a voice and have a say. This festival is the first of its kind, and we are proud to have it in Marrickville and at the Addison Road Community Centre,” she said. The Festival will be on at Addison Road Community Cen tre, f rom 10am to 5pm Saturday, November 30. Tickets are $15.

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xcitement is buil ding w ith the Dulwich Hill Village Fair on Sunday, December 1, now only just a week away. One of the major highlights of the Fair is the great range of kids’ activities and entertainment on show. Bring y our chil dren alon g to enjo y the sounds of L olo L avina and the Gypsy Caravan. Chil dren under 12 w ill be able to sing, dance and drum at the Earthbeats workshops running throughout the day. Free chil dren’s ac tivities w ill also be available a t the Kids’ Pla y Park in the Seaview Street c ar park, includin g facepainting, a jumpin g c astle, Magic Y ellow Bus and Levi The Blacksmith. Kids can even visit Santa’s Café Corner in L oftus S quare to tak e home their f ree photo with Santa, enjoy the Native Animal

There will be plenty of quality entertainment throughout the day. Show and take a ride on the carousel. Another highligh t of the Dulw ich Hill Village Fair is the li ve performances r unning throughout the day.

The Fair will feature performances from the Dulw ich Hill S alvation Arm y Dance Group, Dulwich Hill P ublic School as well as martial arts displa ys from local self de-

fence schools. For adults there’s going to be an unri valled line-up of loc al talen t. Fresh f rom his solo appearance on last year’s ‘ The V oice’ and a 2013 European Tour, Simon Meli will groove on the main stage with his soul rock group The Widowbirds. Simon and the The W idowbirds ha ve graced Queenscliff M usic F estival, T amworth Coun try M usic F estival, S ydney Blues and Roots, Fuse, Festival of The Sun as well as many regional events. Reggae band R evolution Incorpora ted will brin g their colourful and unique sound, inf luenced b y ol d school reggae, ska, dub and la tin to deli ver some toetapping tunes for a laid back Sunday afternoon vibe. Mayor Jo Haylen said this y ear’s eclectic line-up ref lects the di versity of the community perfectly. “The Dulwich Hill Village Fair brings together the whole communi ty, united by a love for this neighbourhood,” she said. “Every year the Dulwich Hill Village Fair gives us all a chance to share our collective cultures, celebrate, and be proud of where we live,” she added. The F air w ill g et under way f rom 10am until 4pm on Marrickv ille Road betw een New Canterbury Road and Durham Lane.

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You shoul d certainly kno w how to enjo y y ourself a t the mo ment and you will be offered a chance to mo ve closer than ever to achieving a specific objective that is very important to you. Romance looks g ood too , and partic ularly so for an y L eos who ha ve recen tly started a new relationship.

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VIRGO AUGUST 24 TO SEPTEMBER 23

You need to concentrate if you really want to improve matters, but if you are not a t work the picture will look significantly different. Social trends are also g ood and you can continue to turn heads when i t ma tters. You shoul d find i t e xtremely eas y to impress thos e who count, so don’t let other people’s negativity get you down.

ARIES MARCH 21 TO APRIL 20

With so many planets aspecting your ninth house, it ushers in a time when y ou can ensure y ou are noticed b y others. D on’t be surprised if you attract compliments from fairly unexpected directions, and be willing to give of your best if you have to put on a demonstration for work. If busy you will find the time to make those around you happy and show your happy disposition to the world at large.

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If you are involved with group activities you should be in your element. At the moment you have the potential to be a v ery good team player and you shouldn’t be in the least surprised if the rest of the team looks to you for advice. Routines are for the bir ds and you might even make things up as you go along.

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LIBRA SEPTEMBER 24 TO OCTOBER 23

Communications are boosted even more and this is a time when you can see good in just about anything. However, you will need to be just a little circumspect before taking on more than you can reasonably manage. Positive thinking allows you to get in a position to overturn difficulties that were evident a few days ago. This is the ideal time to take a short trip or to purchase a new car, computer or mobile.

SCORPIO OCTOBER 24 TO NOVEMBER 22

A rather self-assertive and quite a restless period is now at hand and tha t comes courtesy of the presen t posi tion of the planet Uranus. You would be wise not to lose y our temper over issues that really are not w orth the bother, and to use a li ttle patience, especially when you are dealing with younger people.

Make the world your own by showing the very best qualities of which Scorpio is c apable. You can be loyal, brave, adventurous and deeply magnetic. If y ou c an’t get others to do y our bidding right now you probably are not tr ying hard enough. You’d be wise to utilise your intuition when assessing the nature of newcomers.

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Things are inclined to slow a little as the planets are encouraging you into a more in trospective phase. This migh t not be easy to take at a time when y ou are generally quite progressive in your thinking. You can best avoid impatience by realising that any setbacks are temporary in nature.

Taking the initiative is most importan t at a time when most aspects o f l ife a re p ositively h ighlighted a nd t here i s m uch t o achieve. There are so many planets in your sign making you feel quite determined bec ause some of the grea test poten tials of the y ear lie around you during the next few weeks.

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You are in the mid dle of a high ener gy period and c an afford to tackle a number of differen t and diffic ult tasks. A ction and adventure are well accented, and although i t is getting somewhat late in the year you would do well in any outdoors activity. Sporting Cancerians are the luckiest of all!

A domestic matter may prove tiresome as feelings of uncertainty and anxiety are likely to rise to the surface. Perhaps you need to clear the air and put someone in the pic ture about something they really don’t understand. Avoid confrontations that are brought about as a result of your ego. Let others have their say.

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Your bounding ball of fluff has started to settle down and mellow and the first few silver hairs ha ve started to sprout. It’s hard to accept that she’s turned seven already. Where did all the years go?! At ag e sev en, c ats and dogs start to enter the ‘ golden y ears’. This means that you’ll have to make a few adjustments to meet their needs and help DR. SAM them enjoy their ‘retirement’ years. KOVAC Diet Southern Cross As p ets a ge, t heir r equirement f or Veterinary Clinic certain nutrien ts chan ge. G enerally a 9516 0234 lower fat, higher quality protein diet is 60 Princes Hwy, recommended. Inc reasing fish oil and St Peters adding glucosamine to their diet c an help with stiff joints and can sharpen the brain. The best wa y to meet their nutritional needs is to feed a diet specifically formulated for senior pets. This tak es the guesswork out of supplementing the diet. Training It’s simply untrue that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks. In fact, it is importan t for ol der pets to still k eep their minds active through trainin g. Their desire to please their o wners doesn’t diminish with age. Common ailments With modern veterinary medicine, many of the ailments that were once left to stagna te are readily treatable. Stem cell therapy is a vailable for arthri tis and ev en radiotherap y for cancer. S ometimes, making changes to the house c an make a really big differenc e. Placing floor coverings with some texture can add to your older pet’s traction so their arthritis isn’t as painful. Remember that age (both in people and animals ) is the biggest risk factor for cancer, so always get any lumps and bumps checked out by your veterinarian.

As you wipe down your bench with that anti-bacterial wipe, take the antibiotics you have for your runny nose and cut into the steak tha t’s f rom a feedlot co w, ha ve a read of this. A ccording to an in ternational group of e xperts the w orld faces ‘unimaginable setbacks’ unless it tackles the growing threat of resistance to antibiotics. Antibiotic resistance happens when bac teria evolve mechanisms to w ithstand the dr ugs which are used to figh t infection. L ead author P rofessor Otto C ars, of Uppsala Uni versity in Sweden, said: “The causes of antibiotic resistance are complex and include human behaviour at many levels of society”. “The consequences affect everybody in the world. “Within just a few y ears, we might be faced w ith unimaginable setbacks – medic ally, soc ially, and economic ally – unless real and unpreceden ted global co -ordinated ac tions to transform the way antibiotics are regulated and developed are taken immediately.” Recent decades have seen vast increases in the use of antibiotics across medicine and agriculture, but the scientists argue that without adequate regulatory controls and better patient awareness, the sur ge in an tibiotic resistance w ill con tinue. They say the problem is compounded by a desperate shortage of new drugs to treat multi-drug resistant bacterial infections. Prof Cars added: “Antibiotic resistance is a complex ecological problem which doesn ’t just affec t people, but is also in timately connected with agriculture and the environment”. One of the Bri tish scientists who helped compile the report said tha t alarm bells ha ve been rin ging – and ignored – for many years. It is sc ary to think w e could go back to the dark ag es of getting even a minor infection that we have no way of treating. The stronger your own immune system is, the bet ter. Just like fitness it is a c ase of use i t or lose i t. So maybe next time the kids are ea ting that bisc uit they dropped on the ki tchen floor don’t take it away and sterilise their hands. Drop a few more and sit down and have morning tea with them!

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ustralian music leg end Jon English is comin g to B ankstown Sports on December 14 to give us all a great night of rock with his show, ‘Trilogy of Rock’. We asked him a few personal questions, which he was kind enough to answer in his inimitable style. How do y ou k eep y our v oice in top shape for performing? Most singers have days when for wha tever reason we might not be in best form, and for those days I find a spot of port before a gig helps – other than that I just usually warm up with a cigarette. You obviously love rock music (as we all do) – when y ou are sin ging co ver son gs, what’s the sec ret to paying tribute to the song, but also making the song your own? Well that’s the thin g about this sho w, we have nine people on the stag e, and ev ery single one of them sin g, and most also play multiple instr uments. S o w e ha ve things like violins, clarinet, sax, tr umpet, mandolin, and congos – as well as the usual drums, keys, acoustic, electric and bass, guitars – that everyone can swap between, even the drummers. So, not only do we have different people singing different songs (and in some songs different people migh t ev en tak e different verses) and putting their own spin on them, we often use instr uments that you wouldn’t alwa ys necessarily e xpect to hear with that song. I tell y ou sometimes on stage it feels like I’ m playing with a

whole orchestra and choir! What w ould y ou be doin g if y ou hadn’t been blessed with your amazing musical talents? I’d probably be a very frustrated and bad English teacher. What do you love about performing? What’s not to love? It sounds like a cliché, but I’ve been fortunate all my life to be able to earn a li ving doin g wha t I love – not lik e a job a t all. And in m y case, I’ve been extra lucky because I’ve

been able to sw itch betw een sin ging, songwriting and pla ying music, and being in music als, pla ys, film, and TV . I really enjoy all genres, but I’ve always considered myself first and foremost a singer. What w ould y ou l ike t o t ell o ur pa trons about the show? It’s big, i t’s polished, i t’s a lot of fun and there ’s lots of costume chan ges. And if you like classic rock from the 60s and 70s, I guaran tee you’ll be clappin g

and singing along to every song and on your feet a t the end. Oh, and y ou c an expect to hear a son g or tw o of mine thrown in as w ell! B ookings a t w ww. bankstownsports.com. The Inner City Weekender has five double passes to give away to Jon English’s show at Bankstown Sports. For your chance to win, email troy. dodds@innercityweekender.com.au with JON ENGLISH in the subject line. Entries close Friday, November 29.

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elevision ma y be leadin g the wa y but producers still see a brigh t future in film, judging b y the finalists in next mon th’s Tropfest. The 16 finalists ha ve been announced for the world’s lar gest short film festi val tha t kicks off on Sunday, December 8. From comedies, thrillers and dramas to doc umentaries, mockumen taries and everything in betw een, Tropfest w ill offer audiences a diverse selection of shorts – all inspired b y the F estival’s signa ture Item of ‘Change’. Ben Da vies, a loc al filmmak er and television producer from Chippendale is in the running for the top Tropfest prize. H e secured his place w ithin the 16 finalists with a film titled ‘Truth Is…’. He described the film as the tr ue story behind the bikie

wars in Australia. “There’s a lot of bullets bein g fired and no-one really seems to kno w wh y – the police, the media and ev en some of the bikies. So I though t I’d tr y and g et to the truth of the matter.” Davies is both the creator and series producer of the in ternational hi t TV series ‘Bondi R escue’. H e has w on six L ogies and had an AFI nomination. He made his Tropfest short, ‘Truth Is…’, to play with an idea that was v ery different from his da y job of filming on Bondi Beach. Tropfest Founder and Director, John Polson, sa ys he was pleasan tly surprised b y the number and quali ty of submissions that the Festival received. “We are thrilled by the strength, creativity and originali ty of the films submi tted. The ideas, influences and filmmaking ap-

TROPFEST SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8 proaches are nev er the same – and tha t’s been no different this time,” he said. Tropfest kicks off on Sunda y, D ecember 8, 2013 at 8pm in Centennial Park. For

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Australia’s ultimate comedy smackdown, the Theatresports Cranston Cup Grand Final is the big night of the year where the best comic improvisers put their wit and courage to the test as their teams battle each other to get their hands on the biggest, ugliest trophy in Australia. You have not seen all theatre has to offer until you have seen this! Tickets are $65. To book call 9550 3666 or visit www.enmoretheatre.com.au.

UKE’N’ROLL Saturday, November 23 Newtown Library Bring your Ukulele and jam to some classic Aussie tunes as we celebrate Australian Music month at Newtown library. Previous Ukulele playing experience necessary. Call 9265 9333 to book you place at this all ages event.

SYDNEY ROCK 'N' ROLL AND ALTERNATIVE MARKET Sunday, December 1 The Sydney Rock and Roll and Alternative Market is the ultimate subculture market with over 70 amazing stalls. The market features Rock and Roll, alternative and vintage fashion for men, women and children, jewellery, accessories, records, CDs, DVDs, books, art, collectables, international food stalls, children’s activities, live music, DJs, a vintage vehicle display and the very popular Tiki Bar Courtyard. Tickets are $5. Call 0411 592 378 or email rocknrollmarket@iinet.net. au for more information.

MARTIN PLACE TREE LIGHTING CELEBRATION Thursday, November 28 Head to Martin Place for the free children’s concert and see the City’s all-new interactive Christmas tree lit for the first time in 2013 by Santa and the Lord Mayor. Packed with entertainment the whole family will love, including Hi 5, Kate Ceberano, Don Spencer, Justine Clarke, a costume show from Looney Tunes and carols from the Sydney Children’s Choir. The night will finish with a magical fireworks display.

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BALI FLING Saturday, November 23 159 Unwins Bridge Road Bali is a treasure trove of unique and unusual pieces created with skills and crafts handed down for generations. At Bali Fling, they specialise in sourcing individual items to help you create your own piece of paradise. At their Market Day this weekend there will be a barbeque for you and your friends to enjoy, coffee, entertainment, face painting and most important product sales on daybeds, statues, homewares and a lot more. Come on down!

DULWICH HILL COMMUNITY FAIR Sunday, December 1 The Dulwich Hill Community Fair is back and this year is on Sunday, December 1 from 10am to 4pm. The fair celebrates the delights of the Dulwich Hill Village with live entertainment, children’s activities and a huge mix of market stalls including handicrafts, homewares, children’s toys, clothing and homemade preserves and sweets.

STRATHFIELD MOVIES IN THE PARK Saturday, November 23 Pack a picnic, bring a blanket and enjoy a night of free entertainment under the stars. ‘Pitch Perfect’ is the free movie that is screening this weekend. Make sure to get down early so that you get a good spot. For more information contact 02 9748 9999.

ONE DAY SUNDAY Sunday, November 24 The Vic, Enmore Regular Sunday hang-out, the Vic, has established itself as the place to be with regular basketball, skateboarding, live graffiti demonstrations, music and markets but a new collaboration is set to bring in the crowds. On the last Sunday of every month, Sydney hiphop group One Day Crew are teaming up with the Vic for ‘One Day Sundays’. Expect big crowds, great music and an electric atmosphere from midday until 8pm.

SUNDAY SESSIONS: DAPPLED CITIES Sunday, November 24 Cockatoo Island, Sydney The climactic Sunday Sessions sees legendary Sydney outfit Dappled Cities take the Island Bar stage for a set encompassing acclaimed new album Lake Air as well as jewels from their glittering four-album career. They’re joined by another quintet, Little Fox, a Sydney RnB outfit. A great free gig to catch and the perfect end to the weekend.

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HANNAH GADSBY: HAPPINESS IS A BEDSIDE TABLE Sunday, November 24 Starts at 6pm Back in Australia after sell-out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and London’s Soho Theatre, the droll Melburnian, Hannah Gadsby, offers up her latest show. It is going to be about life’s tough bits and the remedial qualities of bedside furniture. For more information and to purchase tickets contact 02 9357 1419. You will not want to miss this barrel of laughs!

GREASE Until Sunday, December 22 Lyric Theatre Grease the musical is in its final few weeks at the State Theatre starring musical theatre favourite Rob Mills and rising star Gretel Scarlett. With other cast members including Bert Newton (Vince Fontaine), Todd McKenney (Teen Angel), Anthoney Callea (Johnny Casino) and Val Lehman (Miss Lynch) this is a show that you will not want to miss. Tickets are from $64.90. For more information and to book call 1300 795 267 or visit www. greaseistheword.com.au.

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CRAFT LIKE A VIKING – FELT MAKING WORKSHOP Sunday, November 24 Australian National Maritime Museum Join renowned artist Anita Larkin for an afternoon of felt making inspired by the traditions of Viking artisan crafts. Learn to create gorgeous felted accessories and sculptural forms and channel your inner Viking. Includes afternoon tea. Tickets are $45 and include entry to the museum. For more information and to book call 02 9298 3655 or email bookings@anmm.gov.au.

ETSY CHRISTMAS POP-UP SHOP Thursday 28 November until Thursday 12 December Buying thoughtful and one-of-a-kind gifts will be easier than ever this holiday season, when Etsy, the place to buy and sell unique goods, opens its doors to its Christmas pop-up shop in central Sydney on Thursday, November 28. For 15 days Etsy is bringing its virtual marketplace to life, giving consumers a chance to shop from a wonderland of unique gifts across a range of categories including jewellery, art, fashion, kidswear, quality vintage items and homewares. Visit www.etsy.com for details on how to grab yourself something special this Christmas.

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QUADRANGLE ROOFTOP MARKET Saturday, November 23 Quadrangle is a celebration of Sydney’s most creative suburb, Surry Hills. On Saturday, November 23, Office 2010 and Gallery 2010 will once again be bringing together a selection of local innovators and standouts to exhibit on their rooftop terrace. Quadrangle draws together all of the great creative and cultural elements of Surry Hills with displays of food, design, fashion and art – along with an unique view of the entire city. For more information contact Sam Preston on 8218 2100 or visit www.theofficespace.com.au/quadrangle.

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Animation mastermind and ‘Family Guy’ creator Seth MacFarlane is launching a new TV series next year called ‘Bordertown’. The comedy, to air in the second half of 2014, takes place in a fictional desert town in Texas and centres on Bud Buckwald, a married father of three who serves as a border patrol agent who isn’t adjusting.

The 2013 ARIA Awards are airing on GO! next Sunday, December 1 and will feature a performance by none other than R&B superstar, Alicia Keys. Others artists to perform on the night include Birds of Tokyo, Jess Mauboy, Samantha Jade and The Potbelleez.

There’s just one episode to go of the hilarious ‘Ja’mie Private Schoolgirl’, which is a real shame, but the good thing is the show is doing really well on ABC’s iView catch-up service. Episodes 1, 2 and 3 have registered more than 810,000 plays combined.

Channel Nine has once again held on to the broadcast rights to air the Ashes cricket series between England and Australia in 2015 and 2019. Also in sport, Australian tennis fans could miss out on seeing the Hopman Cup on telly later this year after talks with Channel Ten broke down.

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s far as prospec ts go for playing high level sport in A ustralia, Lau Dok is as good as they come. The 23- year-old Marrickv ille loc al has aspirations of playing for the S ydney Kings and pursuing a longer term goal of playing professionally in the Europe leagues. Lau came to Australia with his family from Sudan in 1998 as a f resh faced eigh t-year-old. He took up basketball at the age of 13 and made state represen tatives pla ying for Glebe a t the impressive age of 16, just three years later. Now a Marrickv ille residen t he pla ys for the Dulwich New town Jets and as far as his coach Chris Woods is concerned, he has the makin gs of a rising star. “Lau shoots 55 per cen t f rom the fiel d, has a 60 per cent three point shooting average, scores 20 points a game, averages five steals, and drags down 10 rebounds both ends of the court,” Mr

Woods said of his star player. “He is almost unstoppable driving on the ball and if you foul him, he shoots 90 per cent at the line. Those are the qualifications you need to get into the Australian National Basketball League.” Playing for the Dulw ich Newtown club in the Sydney Comets competition is not easy. Sides in the competition field current and ex National League players so there is no want for talent and competition is fierce. Dok is dedic ated to w orking har d on and off the court and has a job a t a loc al supermarket in Marrickville, however basketball remains his key focus. “I’m enjoying working in retailing in the loc al community but basketball is my life and everything good happens around that,” he said. “I’ve met and played against many of the best players over the past few y ears. I’m the fi ttest I’ve ever been and feel I’m ready for higher challenges in the New Y ear. 2014 w ill be a big y ear for me.” But when the final buzzer sounds on Lau’s career he wants to pursue coaching. “I’d like to be able to gi ve back to y oung players and teach them ho w to pla y, the wa y m y coach look ed after me when I c ame in to the sport,” Lau Dok said of his latter ambitions. Have a great sports story to share? Email Basil.Naimet@Innercityweekender.com.au.

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