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NAME GAME The threat of losing the electoral boundary name of Marrickville to its neighbouring suburb of Summer Hill has Marrickville’s staunch supporters seeing red. Electoral District Commissioners have proposed alterations be made for the 2013 State Districts Redistribution with Marrickville split between Newtown and Summer Hill.
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community asset, not a high rise residential block,” he said. However Mayor Macri said expressions of interest didn’t mean that a decision had been made and that nothing had been approved, nor would be, without consulting the public. “The reaction from Councillor Phillips is hysteria and nonsense. No one has approved an 11-storey building on this site. The community will have their say on this project when the expression of interest comes back. In relation to the initial four storey building Cr Phillips didn’t support that either. Now he is saying he wants a four-storey building,” Cr Macri said.
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block could be no higher than four storeys and open space must face Marrickville Road,” he said. However, the expression of interest, that Council has put out to developers, is unclear on the height restrictions. He said that technically, Council had allowed, under the Local Environment Plan, for the building site to achieve a maximum height of 32 metres. Th is height would allow 11 storeys to be built. “If the councillors weren’t serious about maximising the 32 metres, why would they seek to put the plan to tender for expression of interest from developers? We [Greens] want the corner site to stay in public hands and be a legitimate
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evin Rudd needs to call an election soon – for his own sake. I know I originally predicted an October election but there is clearly an August 31 strategy at play. He’s moved to an early ETS, nailed down the internal Labor Party reforms, put forward a PNG policy to stop asylum seekers and he’s signed up Catholic and Independent schools to the Better Schools Plan. That is what you call ‘clearing the decks’ to make way for an election. Kevin Rudd’s ego will be telling him to go later rather than sooner – but his advisors are telling him to go now. The paint is starting to come off and for the fi rst time since returning as PM he’s become defensive and just a little bit tetchy with probing journalists. Calling one a ‘naysayer’ for daring to ask about the success (or not) of the PNG plan. Kevin Rudd has managed to lead most political news stories for the last few weeks – he generates good pictures. Whether it be in a hard hat surrounded by high-visibility vests, screaming school children or adoring Labor lovers in a shopping mall near you – Kevin Rudd wins the picture war. But Mr Rudd is flooding the news cycle with announcements and so far there’s been no time for his promises to be
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And it’s why Kevin Rudd bristles at the public criticism. He knows if it fails, he can kiss his re-election chances goodbye.
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he threat of losing the electoral boundary name of Marrickville to its neighbouring suburb of Summer Hill has one of Marrickville’s staunchest supporters, Cr Morris Hanna, seeing red. Electoral District Commissioners have proposed alterations be made for the 2013 NSW State Districts Redistribution. It shows a proposal that the ‘Marrickville’ district and the southern part of the ‘Sydney’ district be transformed into two districts, one new and one renamed. The new district will be called ‘Newtown’ which comprises the suburbs of Petersham, Stanmore, Enmore, Newtown, Everleigh, Darlington, Camperdown, Chippendale and Surry
Hills. The proposed changes are for the electoral boundaries at Marrickville to be changed to Summer Hill which includes Marrickville, Lewisham, Dulwich Hill, Summer Hill, Ashfield, Haberfield and Ashbury. However Marrickville Councillor Morris Hanna said there wasn’t a logical reason anyone would change the name of an electoral boundary that has so much history. “The name Marrickville has a long and well established history dating back to 1894,” he said. He said the Chamber of Commerce would strongly object to the proposal of the name change. “We believe in the name of Marrickville because the name has been around for a long time,” he said.
Member for Marrickville Carmel Tebbutt agreed about the historical significance of changing the name. “Whilst the redistribution of boundary name changes won’t be released until later in the year, it would be a shame to have a replacement of boundary name when it has been the electorate of Marrickville since 1894,” she said. Councillor Sam Iskandar a long time resident of the Marrickville municipality said the impact of the name change would have social implications. “Summer Hill is not as geographically diverse as Marrickville. One needs to consider the institutions associated with the area. What about the names of schools such as Marrickville primary and high schools? Th is is about demolishing the name of a municipality that has a long association with history.”
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tested. His media strategy is also becoming transparent – he will conduct almost daily media conferences but takes only a small number of questions. Many of his answers include a buck pass to the relevant minister. There’s no doubt that within the Coalition there’s frustration at Mr Abbott’s lack of agility in responding to the Rudd machine. Any complacency in the Coalition is gone. Queensland is the big concern for the conservatives. Theresa Gambaro’s seat of Brisbane is one it is attempting to sandbag – and one that Labor could gain. Dawson and Herbert, further north, are also seats that the Liberals fear they will lose – it might explain Tony Abbott’s week of travelling the Bruce Highway pledging billions. But there is optimism in other parts of the country that didn’t exist when Julia Gillard was still in charge. Liberal sources say they believe they could pick up seats in South Australia due to one issue. Boats. The asylum seeker crisis is not just a “western Sydney” problem, as our politicians often pigeon-hole it. It is a nation-wide concern. That is why the implementation of the so-called PNG solution is so important.
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state-wide nurses and midwives strike went ahead on Wednesday to protest against the O’Farrell Government’s failure to provide guaranteed, safe nurse to patient staffi ng levels in public hospitals across the state. Over 180 public hospitals and community health services staff took part in the protest, which saw members of the NSW Nurses and Midwives Association (NSWNMA) gather at Sydney’s Olympic Park for a special general meeting. The Association’s General Secretary Brett Holmes said the fi rst round of enforceable, minimum nurse-to-patient ratios were introduced into the general medical surgical wards in most NSW hospitals as part of the 2010-11 award. It was negotiated between the NSWNMA and the former Labor Government. “In this second round the NSWNMA wants the O’Farrell Government to build on this landmark staffi ng reform by extending the ratios of guaranteed minimum staffi ng to more clinical units, including emergency departments,� he said. The association is seeking one nurse to four patients in general medical, surgical and acute inpatient mental health wards in every hospital. They are also asking for one nurse per three children in general children’s wards, one nurse to three patients in emergency departments and one nurse per patient in intensive care units,
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fter lobbying Marrickville Council for several years for free wifi a majority vote at a recent council meeting has supported a trial in public places and parks. The trial will be run for three years and be implemented in two months. Greens Councillor Sylvie Ellsmore said it was pleasing the Council had agreed to run with the trial given that the Greens had sought to have it installed several years ago in places with high pedestrian use. “The Greens had identified several models for solar powered internet hubs which would work in our local area… we knew that the technology was available, cost-effective and environmentally sustainable,” Cr Ellsmore said. Initial reports showed a number of models that were too expensive. The Greens sought to fi nd more cost effective options. A report received by Council earlier this month had identified that several companies were able to deliver hotspots with a 30 metre to 50 metre range at a price of $3,500 per site, with an option to becoming solar powered. Fellow Greens Councillor Melissa Brooks said free wifi for Sydneysiders was well overdue. “Sydney is one of the few international capitals that doesn’t have free wifi in our main public spaces,” she said. Cr Ellsmore said free wifi was something simple that councils could do
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wimming in the Cooks River may soon become a reality with Marrickville Council acknowledging the potential for it to become a ‘living’ river once more. Serious consideration is being given to the possibility of Kendrick Park in Marrickville as an access point for the public to swim in the river – with the Council getting behind the initiative in collaboration with the Cooks River Valley Association (CRVA). CRVA president, John Butcher, has been leading the charge for Kendrick Park to become a place where the public can enjoy the waterways; not just for boats as is the case now, but for people to be able to swim in the once pristine waters. “All of the facilities here are set up. There are barbecues, seating areas that families can enjoy. There is a ramp that boats can go down, steps that people can use to enter the water,” he said. The river was popular for public swimming in the early twentieth century but that is no longer the case. “People used to swim in the water before, why can’t people do it now,” Mr Butcher asked. Mr Butcher acknowledged that whilst there was still a lot of work to be done with funding the removal of impediments and foreign matter from the river, the Council was working to create a ‘living’ river. “We’ve put proposals forward to the State government, now we just need them, along with the Federal Government, to be on the same page,” Mr Butcher said. Would you like to see people swimming in the Cooks River once more? Email your thoughts to Basil.Naimet@innercityweekender.com.au.
A 36-year-old man has died as a consequence of a car accident on Addison Road, Marrickville last Saturday night. About 11.30pm a vehicle passed a police car on Addison Road at Marrickville. It is understood the Subaru Liberty was travelling in a dangerous manner, at excessive speeds. Police activated the warning lights on their vehicle. Officers followed the vehicle for a short time, before the driver allegedly drove through a red light signal at an intersection, at which point police terminated the pursuit. The vehicle continued along Victoria Road, before leaving the roadway and collided with a tree. The 36-year-old man died at the scene. A crime scene was established and officers from the Metropolitan Crash Investigation Unit attended. A critical incident team from Camden Local Area Command will now investigate all circumstances surrounding the incident. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Armed robbery: Cash stolen from service station About 11.50pm on Sunday night a robbery took place at a service station on Crystal Street, Petersham, near Parramatta Road. At the time the victim was working at the counter when they were approached by a Middle Eastern male who was armed with a knife and demanded money. The male left a short time later after taking cash and was last seen jogging in a north east direction along Crystal Street. 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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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About 10.40pm on Monday night a man boarded a train at Ashfield arriving at Lewisham about 10.44pm. The man disembarked from the train, but whilst on the platform he noticed a male who had also boarded the train at Ashfield; he appeared to be following him. The victim then took the Thomas Street exit and walked towards Parramatta Road. After walking approximately 100 metres on Thomas Street the victim was approached by this same male he saw earlier. The male demanded the victim’s identification, and reached into the victim’s pocket and took his mobile phone and weekly train ticket. The victim has managed to run away after being pushed backwards by the male. Anyone with information should contact Marrickville Police on 9568 9299.
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Police have arrested a 42-year-old man and 29-year-old woman for drug supply and possession offences in Marrickville. About 11.20pm Friday, July 19, police patrolling Gladstone Street witnessed an exchange between the man and the woman. Following a search, police allegedly located over 15 grams of methylamphetamine, 4.2 grams of heroin, a large amount of cash, and an identification document belonging to another person. The man and the woman were arrested and taken to Newtown Police Station. The man was charged with a number of offences including the supply of prohibited drugs, possess prohibited drugs and goods in personal custody. He was refused bail and appeared at Parramatta Local Court on Saturday, July, 20 where he was granted bail. He reappeared at Central Local Court on Monday. The woman was released pending further enquiries.
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t’s that time of year again when those with green fi ngers come out to play! Last year’s National Tree Day was a success with children aged from six to 11-years from Scout groups in Dulwich Hill and Marrickville planting more than 650 native trees in two and a half hours. Th is year Marrickville Council want an even bigger turn-out on Sunday, July 28 at Marrickville Golf Club’s Wave Rock behind the Clubhouse adjacent to the river. Mayor, Vic Macri said he would like a big turn-out from local residents. “The revegetation planting day will be a fun and healthy way to be outdoors while doing something positive for the environment,” he said. Adding greenery to the area will not only promote tranquillity, but will enhance wildlife habitats around the Cooks River, and get community groups involved. “Th is area has fantastic potential because of the possibility of creating a wildlife corridor that connects the Cooks River with the GreenWay… it’s also an opportunity to build on community action already being undertaken by local groups Landcare and Mudcrabs,” Cr Macri said. After the National Tree Day on Sunday, Wave Rock will link to the adjacent extension area and other revegetated areas including: Cooks River corridor, Marrickville Landcare site, Beauchamp Street sandstone escarpment and the upcoming Bruce Street rain garden. 700 plants will be planted on the day. An
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Providers will no longer be able to discriminate against older lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people who are seeking Commonwealth funded aged-care services. In New South Wales the amendments mean that bisexual people and intersex people are now protected by antidiscrimination law. In the past this has not been the case. Last Thursday the GLRL gathered at the Bank Hotel in Newtown to thank all who supported them in making the historic reforms possible. The gathering was also attended by the Federal Minister for Health and Research, Tanya Plibersek. NSW GLRL spokesperson Jed Horner said the historic changes would realistically impact peoples’ lives in Sydney. The GLRL has lobbied for these changes over the last decade and wanted to thank their members and supporters for providing them with a mandate to bring about reforms. What are your thoughts? Are you affected? Email Basil.Naimet@ innercityweekender.com.au or visit us on Facebook.
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elebrating students to staff, teachers and parents, Education Week is being held between Monday, July 29 and Friday, August 2. Th is annual event recognises the great achievements that happen in the New South Wales school system, and at schools across the Marrickville LGA. Th is year, schools in the local area are being asked to “celebrate their stories� by documenting their proudest moments and sharing those on websites, at assemblies, and at other gatherings of families and community members.
All schools have great memories, whether it be students who have gone on to high profi le careers, or achieved greatness in their chosen fields. When our kids go to school each day, we sometimes take the education they get for granted, but the great work being done in NSW schools by teachers should be recognised, and Education Week 2013 gives everyone an opportunity to do so. Even if it’s just sending a nice note to school to thank your kids’ teachers, it’s nice to recognise the work they do and the importance of their work in our children’s lives.
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HOROSCOPES ARIES
MARCH 21 TO APRIL 20
Hobbies and other leisure activities are right up your street over the next few weeks. You will feel as though you need a short breather while you recharge your batteries. You’ll also enjoy being with friends, especially if they feel more like kindred spirits. If you’re single and looking for romance then you will discover a big attraction between yourself and a friend that you weren’t aware of previously!
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Between now and the end of August your thoughts shall be turning to your home and family and you certainly won’t enjoy being in unfamiliar surroundings. Th is is a marvellous chance to enjoy your home comforts as much as possible. If you’re feeling energetic, how about giving your home a new look for Spring? Maybe you could give your interior design skills a whirl?
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The Sun and Uranus connection signal the start of a new phase in the way you communicate with others. For instance, you may feel it’s high time you bought a new television, DVD recorder or computer. Alternatively you may want to sort out the recent difficulties you’ve been having with a certain person. The next few weeks is going to be a rather busy time with tonnes of emails and letters coming your way!
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Friends bring you some light relief during the next month and they’ll be great company also. If your social life has fallen by the wayside recently because other commitments such as family activities, or work duties have taken up most of your time, this is a chance to get back in the swing and catch up on all the gossip. A favourite hobby or pastime will also be good fun and help you to relax.
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OCTOBER 24 TO NOVEMBER 22
Th is is the perfect time for rolling up your sleeves and getting down to some work. You’re keen to get ahead and also to do a good job, and you shouldn’t have any problems. If you’re going to an interview or meeting, you’ll come across as someone who knows their own mind and who isn’t going to be pushed around, yet you’ll stop short of being too dogmatic. Anyone watching will be impressed!
SAGITTARIUS
NOVEMBER 23 TO DECEMBER 21
Your horizons start to broaden over the next few weeks, and you will want to get as much out of life as possible. You certainly won’t be content to settle for the status quo, as you’re starting to see the bigger picture and have a good idea of what you might be able to achieve during the coming months. Th is is also an excellent time to travel, or to plan a trip or an outrageous night out to a new venue with your friends!
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DECEMBER 22 TO JANUARY 20
If you want to sort out something connected with your salary or wages, tackle it this week while you’re in the right frame of mind. What’s more the powers that be will be helpful and reasonable. Alternatively, you might be on the receiving end of a bonus or perk from a satisfied customer or a grateful boss. Th is is an excellent time to apply for a loan from a bank, deal with official papers or to lodge your tax return!
AQUARIUS
JANUARY 21 TO FEBRUARY 19
Th is month’s planetary alignments affect your relationships for the coming few weeks. Th is is a fabulous time to attend to any partnerships that have been languishing recently. For instance, if you’ve been feeling guilty about neglecting someone in your life, make up for it now. Equally, if you’re single then a mysterious stranger will enter your life.
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FEBRUARY 20 TO MARCH 20
You’ll be fi ring on all cylinders and being rather intimidating as well! It’s a good time to prove to others that you mean business, but don’t play the heavy if it isn’t necessary, as it will only provoke an unpleasant response in the other person. Over the next few weeks you’ll achieve a tremendous amount at work and at home. Your confidence will be up which will help you to surmount any hurdles.
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The whole story on fibre e all know that stress isn’t good for our health. So what if we are stressing about getting healthy? Is it worth it? I spoke to a patient who was so caught up getting her diet perfect and counting fibre she may have been doing more harm than good. Elizabeth Walling from Livingthenourishedlife.com sums it up well:
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Everyone knows that following a diet plan is way healthier, right? Wrong! Diet plans tell you what to eat, how to eat, when to eat, and especially what NOT to eat. Diet plans are always centred around restricting – whether it’s fat, carbs, animal foods, starch, or just calories in general. The restriction mentality is stressful and almost always backfi res. Restriction tells you that your body only wants the “wrong” things, so you have to listen to a plan instead of listening to your body. Th is is just not true! Once you’ve taken a step back from the restriction mentality, what your body really wants starts to become a lot clearer. But you have to be willing to step outside of the “plan” fi rst. As for eating lots of fibre: Yes, I know that fibre is the darling of the health industry. We’re told that fibre is like little brooms that “sweep” away all the icky stuff hanging around in our digestive tract. It’s a nice analogy, but it isn’t the whole story. Fibre is packaged with phytic acid and
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oxalates, both of which can prevent the absorption of important minerals like magnesium, calcium and zinc. Fibre also hangs around your gut and feeds the bacteria there, and not just the good kind. If you already have an imbalance of pathogenic gut flora, fibre can literally feed the problem and just make it worse. So if you already tend to have digestive issues, eating a lot of fibre (and especially forcing a bunch of fibre supplements down your throat) may not be such a good idea. Now, fibre’s not all bad; it can also help beneficial bacteria produce healing short-chain fatty acids like butyric acid. I’m not advocating extremes, trust me, but just keep an eye on how your body reacts to fibrous foods; you may benefit from cutting back on your fibre intake.
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So when it comes to “sometimes” food for example kids and party food, what is a caring and concerned parent to do? Your role as a parent is paramount to ensuring your child’s good nutritional health. The best things you can do are: • Ensure you have a routine of regular and predictable eating at home. If you need a guide for this have a look at the meal times your childcare offers. Small children will need to be offered a meal/ snack every few hours. • Make a variety of foods available to your child: vegetables, meats, dairy, fruits, nuts, legumes and grain foods. Include the “sometimes” foods occasionally. Th is teaches your child that there are foods we eat every day and foods we have sometimes. You are in charge of the food that is served at meals and snacks. • Talk to your child about how amazing their body is, and all the incredible things it can do. • Allow your child to eat to their appetite, talk to them about what hungry and full feels like. Also help them relate other feelings
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and sensations in their body to eating or hunger. For example if they tend to get a bit cranky or silly when they’re hungry help them to notice how much better they feel after they’ve eaten. If they complain about a sore tummy help them work out if maybe they need to go to the toilet, or perhaps they’re hungry or even too full. It’s important for them to learn that if they don’t eat they will get hungry, so even if you think they haven’t had enough, allow them to learn this for themselves. • Allow your child to see you enjoying foods of all kinds. Be joyful about eating and let them hear you talk about the sensory aspects of the food for example texture, aroma, flavour and temperature. • Be careful to be positive and respectful when talking about your own body, children learn so much from the adults. If you need help with this, a psychologist specialising in body image would be a great starting point. • If you feel you need some help with the eating dynamics in your family, seek assistance from an accredited practising dietitian experienced in family feeding.
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BATTLE OF THE BANDS
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blockbuster is coming to the Inner West on Sunday, August 4 as Wests Ashfield Leagues Club hosts the final of the Australasian region’s ‘Global Battle of the Bands’. 18 finalists have made their way through heats and regional finals and are coming together to blast their way through a 10 minute set, each vying to win the top honours. The winner will be crowned the Australasian champion and will travel to Thailand in December to compete against around 30 international acts. The winner there will have the impressive title of ‘Best New Band in the World’. Bands competing are coming from all cities and regions in Australia and New Zealand. From Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Cairns, Geelong, Auckland and Wellington. Newcastle band The Crawford Brothers were first place winners in the NSW Regional Final. They said winning the
regional finals was a thrill but this occasion will be bigger. “Winning the Regional final of GBOB was amazing and it really gave us a lot of confidence to keep pushing forward and follow the direction our music is going in… it really has motivated us as a group, to up our performance in the final.” The other NSW band is New Black Shades also from Newcastle. With a coastal blues, rock, pop, and all round Aussie summer sound, this band is also taking their opportunity with both hands. “We are super pumped for the GBOB Australasian final and so are our loyal supporters who we love very much,” they said. If you love your music live, you have to get along to Wests Ashfield Leagues Club to watch some of Australia’s best new bands battle it out against overseas acts in the Global Battle of the Bands, Sunday August 4 from 2pm till 7.30pm. Tickets are $20. All ages welcome.
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llow yourself to take a step into the past and enjoy the colourful, retro music and heart-warming plotline of ‘Hairspray’. The beloved musical will be coming to Parramatta’s Riverside Theatre for a season from Friday, July 26 to Saturday, August 10. Known as one of the most popular musicals, ‘Hairspray’ is set in 1962 during an era of social and political change – the restrictions and prejudices of the 1950’s are on their way out and young people are beginning to embrace new ways of thinking. Baltimore teenager Tracy Turnblad, a big girl with big hair and a heart of gold, is just a regular girl caught up in the era and who has a passion for dancing. When Tracy wins a coveted spot on a TV dance program ‘The Corny Collins Show’, she goes from being an outsider to a renowned celebrity among her peers. The quirky, outgoing and trendsetting teen has to face off against the TV show’s reigning narrow-minded princess, deal with prejudice and racism shown towards her friends and also try to win the affections of heartthrob Link Larkin. Featuring an all-star Australian cast, ‘Hairspray’ is bound to be the feel-good show of the year, with veteran entertainment legend Jon English taking the fabulous role of Edna Turnblad. English has a wide and distinguished history in entertainment, starring in musicals, drama and comedy shows, releasing 15 albums and writing scores and music for film and television series.
Many audience members may recognise him from his role as Judas in the original production of ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ and his Logie winning performance as Jonathon Garret in the acclaimed television mini-series ‘Against the Wind’. Joining English on stage is Helpmann Award nominated actor Wayne Scott Kermond, who has previously appeared in ‘Singin’ In The Rain’ and ‘Hot Shoe Shuffle’, and Cle Morgan who reprises her role as Motormouth Maybelle after a recent national tour of ‘Hairspray’. Finally, talented and fresh-faced newcomer Jessica Rookeward steals the spotlight as the lovable, relatable Tracy Turnblad who stands her ground and dances her way to the top. ‘Hairspray’ will show at the Riverside Theatre in Parramatta from Friday, July 26 to Saturday, August 10. Tickets range from $25 to $49. For bookings call 8839 3399.
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f you have missed out on getting tickets to see Bernard Fanning in concert at the Enmore Theatre this August, never fear. We bring you the next best thing... a one-on-one interview with the former Powderfinger frontman... 1. Congratulations on the #1 debut for ‘Departures’. You’ve now had six albums debut at #1 across your career, which is an amazing achievement. Were you just as excited about this one? If you mean as equally unexcited as always then yes certainly. To be honest, I find most of the stuff where musicians and artists are ranked against each other, to be a bit irrelevant. Don’t get me wrong I am happy that people buy my records, but I honestly don’t mind if more of them buy a Pseudo Echo record in any given week. 2. You said from the start you had no interest in making ‘Tea & Sympathy 2’ and that the album would take a few listens. Given that, you must be pleased – and I guess relieved – with how it has been received? Yeah I am pleased with how it has been received. I think overall there has been pretty constructive criticism and in most cases a pretty positive response. I realise that for some fans that mentality of wanting to change things and broaden my musical ideas, is not really what they are after. But I wouldn’t be able to sleep straight if I ended up making records based on anything other than what I wanted to hear. The way I look at it now, you know six months after finishing making it, is that
there are things that I could have done better but I suppose that is always going to be the case. 3. Has it been liberating to work as a solo artist rather than within the confines of a multi-headed band? Yeah in some ways I suppose it has. There is no-one else to please or consider in terms of what sort of sounds you are going for... For me that was the main reason I wanted out of the band, because I wanted to be able to make decisions for myself and my family, without having to put them to a committee. 4. The songs for the album were written in Madrid (Bernard’s wife is Spanish and they recently lived there for 18 months). What’s the music scene like over there and has living and writing there influenced your music? I didn’t really see many bands over in Madrid, except for flamenco stuff, which was great. Actually I did see Wilco which was incredible. They are a revelation that band. I don’t know if where you are has much influence on what you are writing, unless you are consciously trying to make it so. I certainly wasn’t trying to shoe horn any Spanish influence into my songs. I just went about my business how I usually do, which is to sit down and apply myself and chip away at songs until I think they are ready. 5. You have said that these were the hardest vocal sessions you’ve ever done
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I am actually surprised at how well the two albums have blended side by side despite the fact that they sound very different. I think that the nature of both albums is that there are lots of light and shade moments, so that is definitely something that we work towards live as well – having pretty dramatic dynamics of both power and beauty.
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Glee’ creator Ryan Murphy has confirmed the show will go on despite the tragic death of its main star Cory Monteith a fortnight ago. Murphy also confirmed a tribute episode to Monteith will air celebrating the life and times of his character Finn Hudson. ‘Big Brother’ returns to our screens this Monday with confirmation there will also be a Saturday show throughout the first four weeks of the season. The new show called ‘Saturday Showdown’ will be similar to the old ‘Friday Night Games’ back when ‘BB’ was on Ten many years ago. Shelly Craft will host the new show with commentary from Mike Goldman and 2012 finalist Michael. Channel Nine has announced a new dating series to air in 2014, ‘When Loves
Come To Town’. The new series will feature 12 single city girls who have been unlucky in love and are heading to the furthest corners of Australia in order to find ‘the one’. They’ll meet the two most eligible bachelors in several towns around the country. They will date the guys and learn about their lives, passions and the unique connection they have with their local community. The girls will meet the bachelors’ friends and families, and spend time in what could be their new home. Ultimately, they must decide whether to stay in town and pursue a relationship, or try to find love in the next town. Check out audition information at lovetown. castasugar.com. Speaking of dating shows, the first Australian version of ‘The Bachelor’ has a host and it’s none other than Osher
Günsberg. Who the hell is that you’re probably thinking? Well, it’s none other than former ‘Australian Idol’ host Andrew G, who has gone back to using his birth name of Osher. Interesting. See what living in trendy Los Angeles does to you after a while?
Ten’s Big Bash commentary team is getting stronger with each announcement. The latest big names to join Ricky Ponting and Adam Gilchrist include Damien Fleming, Mark Waugh and former West Indian cricket Sir Viv Richards. The Big Bash begins in December.
Channel Ten have finally announced their line-up and title for their new breakfast television show. It’s simply called ‘Wake Up’ and it will feature Natarsha Belling, Natasha Exelby and James Mathison. ‘Wake Up’ will be broadcast from Queenscliff Surf Club at Manly Beach with former ‘Seven News’ weather girl, Nuala Hafner, reading the news from a Melbourne studio. The new Adam Boland (‘Sunrise’, ‘The Morning Show’) produced program is definitely going for a younger feel compared to ‘Sunrise’ and ‘Today’.
The ‘How I Met Your Mother’ episode where we finally meet the mother will air on Channel Seven this Tuesday, July 30. Don’t miss it! Lastly, Foxtel’s amazing ‘Go’ app is now available across additional devices including select Samsung Android tablets and smartphones as well as PC and Mac computers. The Foxtel Go app allows subscribers to view up to 59 live channels and over 50 channels for on demand catch up viewing, as per their packages.
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WHAT’S ON... Kings Cross Organic Food Market Held every Saturday morning, Kings Cross Organic Food and Farmers Market offers certified and conventional fruit and veg, dips, bread, cheese, plants, juices, gozleme, the best egg and bacon rolls, coffee, cakes and much more in a social setting in Fitzroy Gardens. Come along and enjoy the market every Saturday from 9am to 2pm. For more information call 9999 2226.
City of Shadows Exhibition Focusing on the victims, perpetrators and vicinities of crime, this exhibition is an intimate, raw and hauntingly beautiful record of the mysterious people and dark places of a Sydney lost. The exhibition runs until the end of the year at the Justice and Police Museum in Circular Quay.
Grinspoon One of Australia’s most loved live rock bands are back with a new run of shows on their 2013 Black Rabbits Tour, which will see the band back at the Enmore next month. Playing all their hits, back catalogue career gems plus recent singles ‘Passerby’ and ‘Branded’ these shows will be the longest sets the Grinners have ever played. Don’t miss Grinspoon at the Enmore Theatre on Saturday, August 10 at 7.30pm. Tickets are $44.80. To book call 9550 3666.
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Loud Fest 2013 Loud Fest showcases the very best rock and hardcore music. This year North Carolina outfit Alesana will bring with them their captivating live show, with fans being some of the first in the world to hear their new material. Also performing at Loud Fest 2013 are Confession, Attila, Hand of Mercy, Saviour and more. Loud Fest 2013 is on at the Factory Theatre on Sunday, August 11 at 12pm. Tickets are $42. To book call 9550 3666.
Miss Pole Dance NSW The best pole dancers from all over the state will battle it out to win the coveted title of Miss Pole Dance NSW and a chance to perform at the Australian Finals in November. The show is spectacular, the feats of athleticism are outstanding, the stakes are high. With over 18 amazing performances this is a night you simply can’t miss. Miss Pole Dance NSW is on at the Factory Theatre on Friday, August 2 at 8pm. Tickets are $45. To book call 9550 3666.
Arrebato Ensemble Led by acclaimed fl amenco guitarist, Greg Alfonzetti, an exceptionally talented group of musicians complete an instrumental line-up that includes cello, double bass, saxophone, harmonica and percussion – creating expressive, melodic and exotic original music. Catch Arrebato Ensemble at the Camelot Lounge next Friday, August 2 at 9pm. Tickets are $25. To book visit camelotlounge.wordpress.com.
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Beyonce Following her historic performance at the Pepsi SuperBowl XLVII Halftime Show in New Orleans, Beyoncé officially returned to a full-time touring schedule, her first since the ‘I Am...World Tour’ in 2009, with a new, bolder state-of-the-art production. Now, she is heading to Australia to shake it for her local fans, and it’s expected to be a big success. Check out www. ticketek.com.au for pre-sale details, as tickets for her shows are on sale next week. Don’t regret it, put a ring on it and get your tickets ASAP.
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Big Scary Australian indie pop duo, Big Scary are set to bring their second album, ‘Not Art’ to life with a show unlike any they have performed before. Tom Lansek and Jo Syme will be joined by two others at the Factory Theatre as they push themselves to their next creative destination. One Sydney show only on Friday, August 30. Tickets $20. Visit www.bigscary.net.
The Projects The Projects is a multipurpose creative hub for art, shopping and entertainment. Each Sunday from noon until 5pm the car park at the Vic on the Park is bustling with graffiti artists, live bands, swap meets, half-court b-ball, an open-air cinema, plus food and drink from the Vic. Bustling and vibrant, this is a must-see event for all Marrickville residents.
Round She Goes: Preloved Fashion Market Thrifty style shoppers in Adelaide and Melbourne rave about the popular Round She Goes markets, and now the market’s founders are bringing the model to Marrickville! The markets have already confirmed 60 different stallholders and they’re accepting applications from anyone wanting to shift their preloved designer and quality vintage fashion and accessories. There will also be stalls from local jewellery and accessories designers. The market will be at Marrickville Town Hall on Saturday, August 24 from 10am to 3pm. Urban Beekeeping Here’s one for the bee lovers out there! Urban Beekeepers put beehives in backyards, community gardens and on rooftops across the city, from Bondi to Marrickville and the Botanic Gardens. Learn about European honeybees and beekeeping in an urban environment at Marrickville Library. Tickets are $10. To book call 9335 2173.
Craft Social Group The Craft Social Group is an opportunity to learn new crafts, meet friends and socialise with people from different cultures. Crafts that will be taught include beading, embroidery, cross stitch, candle wicking and patchwork quilting. No previous crafting experience is necessary and beginners to craft enthusiasts are all welcome. The Craft Social Group is on at Marrickville Library this Wednesday, July 31 at 10am. To book call 9335 2173.
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Australian Indigenous Fashion Week This first-of-its-kind fashion event, showcasing the best of Australian Indigenous traditional fashion, is taking place in August 2013. Along with the best of fashion, textiles and accessories that Indigenous Australia has to offer, attendees will be treated to a range of Indigenous cultural performances and visual art. The inaugural event will take place on Friday, August 30 and Saturday, August 31 at various places around Sydney. For more information, visit www. aifw.com.au.
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he Newtown Jets made hard work for themselves against an impressive Auckland Vulcans side last Saturday, beating the New Zealand side by 40-26 at Henson Park. The Vulcans have a good record against Newtown both at Henson Park and across the Tasman and started this match at full throttle. The Aucklanders dominated the fi rst quarter of the game and enjoyed around 70 per cent of possession after 20 minutes. They made good use of the ball in this time and put on three tries to lead 14-0. The expected Jets fightback came in the 10 minutes before half time through tries from Ryley Jacks and captain Kurt Kara. Centre Adam Henry also scored a minute before the break to allow Newtown to lead 16-14. In the second half the Jets took control of the game with four tries in a 15 minute period mid-way through the second half. Adam Henry and Ryley Jacks each scored their second tries as Newtown drew away to a commanding 36-20 lead. Former NRL player Yileen Gordon ploughed his way past several defenders after a line drop out went horribly wrong for the visitors to clock up Newtown’s 40 points. The Vulcans turned on some of their
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