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CLOSE CALL An elderly couple escaped tragedy when they were rescued from their burning home on Edinburgh Road on Sunday evening. Emergency services responded to reports of a fi re and managed to rescue the couple, despite their home being well alight.
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s debate continues over Marrickville Council’s issuing of an expression of interest for developers for the old Marrickville Hospital site, the Federal Greens candidate for Grayndler, Hall Greenland, has launched his party’s viable option for social housing at the site. The plan would unlock billions of dollars for social housing and end the chronic shortage of housing that is crippling the Inner West. He launched the Stronger Social Housing System policy in Marrickville yesterday and said there needs to be something done now to ensure sustainable housing is provided for the community. “Our plan will take the heat out of the rental market and help make housing more affordable for all people living in the Inner West,” he said. A report released by the Family and Community Services Housing NSW shows expected waiting times for general applicants looking for one to four-bedroom accommodation on the housing register for Leichhardt and Marrickville include a waiting list of more than 10 years. Council also recently commissioned a report, which found Council could viably triple affordable housing with development of the Marrickville Hospital site. The hospital site is worth millions of dollars, and is owned by the Council. All the more reason Marrickville Council could deliver social housing for those who need it most according to Greens Councillor for North Ward, Sylvie Ellsmore. “While the Greens have serious concerns about over-development at the old Marrickville Hospital site, we have also been working actively with Council to ensure that whatever eventuates on site includes new affordable housing stock,” she said. Cr Ellsmore said she would like to see not-for-profit developers apply for development of the site.
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round election time – everyone goes a little crazy. The politicians, the staffers, the press gallery, the public. It’s kind of like ants before a thunderstorm. The press gallery are clamouring over being the fi rst to predict a correct election date. September 7 and 21 are still the most likely by the way – but the reasons for each vary, sometimes wildly. I believe that when it comes to predicting the election many journalists covering federal politics are clouded by their own self interest – almost willing it to be over and done with. We all love the rough and tumble of a campaign – but it’s been an exhausting three years. A perfect storm if you like – the advent of a fast paced 24-hour news channel where news is picked up and spat out every four hours. The frenetic pace is also the product of a relentless Opposition Leader, minority government and the constant undermining of Julia Gillard by Kevin Rudd. Election time is crunch time. Let me make a few observations... Tony Abbott is feeling the pinch. All complacency is gone. It is still his election to lose, but he’s been forced into a defensive strategy. In just the last week he’s visited electorates that Labor might snatch back – including Dunkley in Victoria and Dawson in Queensland.
In NSW, campaign resources are being redirected to the most marginal Labor seats like Greenway, Lindsay and Reid. There’s concern among Liberal insiders about the seat of Macquarie – Labor candidate Louise Markus has been campaigning for three years. It’s a true swing seat that stretches from the base of the Blue Mountains, all the way to Katoomba. Th is is a Labor wild card playing on the minds of conservatives. Mr Abbott is showing signs of frustration too. The Government’s PNG solution is cutting through – the electorate likes it and seem to believe it will work. Usually so frustratingly on message, the Opposition let loose this week – at me. I asked him about whether the government is sending a stronger message – I was met with a defensive “Laura, please. Please Laura. You are talking about a Prime Minister who closed down the Pacific Solution... Come on, Laura. Come on.” Our more psycho viewers were quick to jump on this as a misogyny rant – that it was absolutely not. But, it was a plea to the press gallery not to forget Kevin Rudd’s record on border protection. Kevin Rudd on the other hand is using possibly his last days as Prime Minister to the best of his ability. Avoid questions where he can, but maximising his picture opportunities: Kevin at the World Cup Cricket
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announcement and posting multiple “selfies” posing with school students. And if anyone was under the illusion that the trip to Afghanistan was just for troop morale – sorry to disappoint – but it was as much for Kevin as it was the ADF. Riddle me this – all commercial TV news stations plus the ABC and their cameras were invited along on the secret mission – but not one newspaper journalist. That, my friend, smells like a publicity stunt. The proper campaign is coming. I’ll be on the bus. There’ll be plenty more stunts to come.
Laura Jayes will be writing for The Inner City Weekender for the duration of the 2013 Federal Election campaign
Smacking ban unfair, unproven and heightens Nanny State threat
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found myself – surprise, surprise – in the chocolate aisle of a local shopping centre last week, when I was joined by a family whose young toddler was screaming so loudly that Jimmy Barnes would have been proud. After a couple of attempts to shut little Johnny up, his father laid down the law: “If you don’t stop shouting, you’ll get a smack”. Within seconds, silence. But if looks could talk, silence would be the last thing everyone in the aisle would have heard, as two people in particular turned around and looked at this father as if he’d just threatened to throw his child into a pit of tigers to fend for himself. Scenes like that one have been created by this incessant, frivolous debate about whether parents should be banned from smacking their children. The latest round of discussion over the issue comes after the Royal Australasian College of Physicians said that parents
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who smack their children should be subjected to criminal charges. Such bans do already exist in Sweden, Italy and New Zealand. Those who support smacking bans aren’t doing it for cheap publicity, of course, and they seriously believe that the welfare of children will be improved should we criminalise such actions from parents. I, however, strongly disagree. To suggest parents who discipline their child via smacking are in the same category as those who abuse their children over a prolonged period of time – whether it be physically or sexually – is just plain wrong and an unfair blight on the huge number of parents who have raised successful, strong children – smacking included. Not all kids turn out right and some parents are to blame. But if smacking your child is to become a crime, then we’re not just turning into a Nanny State, we’ve become one.
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Senseless attack: Police station window broken About 12.15pm on Tuesday afternoon a person has thrown a piece of concrete through the eastern side window of the Petersham Police Station, which landed in the kitchen area. Police who were in the station at the time have heard a smashing sound and attended the kitchen area, noting a piece of concrete on the floor and smashed glass. 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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lames engulfed the house belonging to an elderly couple in Marrickville, with the couple rescued in the nick of time. At around 9.15pm last Sunday night, emergency services responded to two triple zero calls to the Edinburgh Road home. Upon arrival fi re crews made their way to the front of the home when they saw flames coming from the front window. Superintendent Tom Cooper from Fire and Rescue NSW said crews saw a woman alight. “When the fi re crews arrived they went straight to the front of the house. There was a woman on fi re standing at the front door. I would say about 20 per cent of the right side of her body was on fi re,” he said. The 68-year-old woman was taken to Royal Prince Alfred hospital, in a critical condition, where she was later transferred to the burns unit at Concord Hospital. Her 71-year-old husband was taken to hospital suffering smoke inhalation. A neighbour who did not want to be named said it was a horrible sight. “My husband and I went outside at about 9pm. Within minutes the fi re brigades arrived. I looked across to see flames coming out from the house and smoke everywhere,” she said. She said if it wasn’t for the quick response from the emergency services her house may have gone up in flames too because of the sheer size of the blaze. “When my husband and I walked out of our home, if it had been another five minutes our house would have burnt down,” she said. The night was particularly unpleasant because of the cold and it was a long night as they couldn’t return to their house until around 3am on Monday. The fi re was still smouldering at 9am. It is believed there was rubbish stacked to the
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Stolen: Car taken from hoist stacking system Sometime between 9am and 10am on Sunday a silver coloured 2002 Nissan SX2020 was stolen from a ground floor car park in a unit block. The block is located on Percival Road, near the intersection of Douglas Street, Stanmore. Unknown persons have managed to lower the vehicle from a hoist stacking system and take the vehicle. Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact the Marrickville Local Area Command. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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ceiling of the house, which made it difficult for fi re crews to move through the home. It is believed the fi re was caused by lit candles. Fire and Rescue NSW are encouraging people to go to their website and fi ll out the Hoarder and Squalor form. Th is information is vital for Fire and Rescue NSW to provide safety information on hoarding.
Identifying your property makes ownership clear and deters a theft as marked property is more difficult to offload. Engraved or marked property also helps Police to identify it and return it to the rightful owner. Property that is most at risk of being stolen is desirable, usually small, has a good re-sale value and is able to be off loaded and sold quickly. Typically, this includes mobile phones, ipads, multi-media devices, GPS devices, power tools and bicycles. Tips to follow to mark your property: 1. ENGRAVE/IDENTIFY – Engrave or microdot items where possible with an identifier such as your drivers licence number. Photograph your item and items that can’t be marked, such as jewellery. 2. KEEP RECORDS – Write an inventory list including serial numbers and accurate descriptions of your items. Th is will assist Police when making a report and also help you make an insurance claim. List the serial, make and model numbers and keep the original receipts of valuable items and store this information along with any valuation certificates in a safe place.
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abies that are not breastfed in the fi rst six months of being born are at risk of developing acute diseases and at greater risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) according to a leading Inner West midwife. Carmel Kelly who works as a Clinical Midwife Consultant at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital said that breastfeeding is an ideal way to feed an infant, and could avoid future health issues. “Babies who are not exclusively breastfed in the fi rst six months are at more risk of developing chronic and acute diseases, such as ear infections, asthma, SIDS, obesity and respiratory illnesses,” Ms Kelly said. Mums’ chances of developing breast and ovarian cancer are also reduced, and there is a reduction in developing other medical problems such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease later in life. With World Breastfeeding Week running from August 1 to 7, the message is ‘Breastfeed for good health that lasts a lifetime’ and the focus is on supporting mothers and families to continue breastfeeding for longer. “The World Health Organisation recommends breastfeeding for two years and beyond, as long as both mother and baby are happy. Providing a supportive environment for mothers and their families is one way we can encourage mothers to breastfeed for longer and reap health benefits,” Ms Kelly said.
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Elissa Kiggins, a District staff member, has just returned to work six months after giving birth to Zach and continues to breastfeed as he nears 12months.
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Stretch your family: Young teens in need of foster care
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hildren in Foster care is perhaps something society doesn’t give much thought to. Last month Fostering NSW launched a huge campaign to raise awareness of the issue of foster care. Marrickville based not-for-profit Stretch-A-Family is seeking families or single people over the age of 18 to provide adolescent children from the ages from seven to 18 with a healthy and sound life. Over the coming months Stretch-AFamily will be hosting foster care information sessions encouraging people to come along and fi nd out more about being a Foster Carer. The sessions will take
place at their Marrickville head office at 198 Marrickville Road, Marrickville on Wednesday, August 14. CEO Virginia Texeira said amongst the many not-for-profit agencies involved with this type of service, their organisation targets a particular age group. “The point of difference for us is we specialise in foster care for adolescents from ages seven to 18-year-olds. We are a small agency, which is specifically designed to meet the needs of this age group,� Ms Texeira said. Government assistance is given to carers. More information can be found by visiting www.stretchafamily.com.au.
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environment and caring for the land. The children planted fruit trees, vegetable and herb seedlings that will be used by the Centre’s cook for the children’s lunches. Member for Marrickville Carmel Tebbutt, along with the school’s staff and CEO Ginie Udy also planted trees. “Th is is a great way for children to understand where things come from and to connect with nature,� Ms Tebbutt said. A selection of plants and trees were donated by businesses including Bunnings Alexandria, City of Sydney Council and Newtown Garden market.
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trays worth up to $30. You don’t have to be a member, just buy a ticket and you go in the draw to win. The draw is on Fridays at 7pm. On Sundays you’ll relax on the Terrace as solo performers entertain you from 2pm until 5pm, with a different artist featured every week. To book a function room or to take advantage of the fantastic corporate facilities call 9599 1932 or log into www. stgeorgerowing.com.au. You won’t regret dropping by!
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ENJOY A MEAL FROM REGATTAS CAFE
There is an extensive menu in the lounge area adjoining the Terrace in Regatta’s Cafe. The cafe is open daily for lunch from 11.30am until 2.30pm and dinner from 5.30pm until 9pm. Wednesday night is free trivia night from 7pm, with a raft of in-house prizes up for grabs including meals, bottles of wine or complimentary drinks. Kick back and play Keno or dabble with TAB or just sit back and watch the latest in sport on Fox Sports. There are weekly raffles held with meat
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club caters for all functions. “We have dining facilities here that are second to none. We cater for twenty-fi rst birthdays, christenings, weddings and corporate meetings. Our corporate rooms hold up to 150 people,” he said. The corporate function area is particularly appealing because of the state of the art facilities including data projectors with internet access. There is free wifi, which means those wanting to check email or surf the net can do so anywhere within the club.
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ith unseasonably warmer days and nights that feel more like spring than winter, what better excuse than to fi nd yourself dining at one of the Inner West’s fabulous clubs – St George Rowing Club Wolli Creek. Located on the Cooks River, with picture perfect the views from the Terrace, the dining experience relaxes the senses with its access to a peripheral view of the city skyline. General Manager Tony Lycakis said the
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MARCH 21 TO APRIL 20
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TAURUS
APRIL 21 TO MAY 21
You need to be careful of being too outspoken as it will lead to hot headed disputes! Th is is the ideal time to put your plans on the health or fitness front into action. In your friendships and relationships any emotional blocks can be relieved through a willingness to be tolerant and understanding. Th is will set the trend for more meaningful connections in the future.
GEMINI
APRIL 21 TO MAY 21
A big focus is going to be on your fi nancial affairs and the red planet is going to increase your funds in order to help you pay off your debts. Be careful of your spending habits as you will be inclined to buy things impulsively. Confl icts are likely over money so think before you act. The Sun and New Moon conjunction on the sixth is the ideal time to buy a new television, mobile phone or computer.
CANCER
JUNE 22 TO JULY 22
If you’ve been lacking motivation, confidence or simply feeling tired Mars is going to get you all fi red up. However, guard against getting angry at the thoughtless behaviour of others and be extra careful of accidents happening either on the road or in the home. The New Moon on the sixth indicates that you’ll gain a lot of insight from thinking about everything that you value in life.
LEO
JULY 23 TO AUGUST 23
With the New Moon in your sign on the sixth you’ll start to feel much more outgoing and sociable than you have recently. However, with Mars in your 12th house there is likely to be a connection with medical professionals either for yourself or a loved one. Also, you are going to be stirred up psychologically and will need to do your best not to let your anxieties control you.
VIRGO
AUGUST 24 TO SEPTEMBER 23
Mars in your 11th house is giving you added energy and encouraging you to stand up for what you believe in. However, when dealing with clubs or groups of people try not to become angry with any underhanded political behaviour. Focus on the good of the team and only surround yourself with positive people. The New Moon on the sixth indicates that spending time with those who have been a solid anchor in your life will help ground you.
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SEPTEMBER 24 TO OCTOBER 23
It’s time to show your enterprising nature at work, however you’ll need to be diplomatic and remember that not everyone sees things the way you do. At home teamwork and pulling together as a family will bring an uplifting energy to the household. The New Moon on the sixth is a great time to socialise, so if your social life has fallen by the wayside this is a chance to get back in the swing and catch up on all the gossip.
SCORPIO
OCTOBER 24 TO NOVEMBER 22
You may fi nd yourself gazing into travel agency windows this month, and a holiday will be just the tonic, especially if stresses have worn you down. On the job front your knowledge and expertise is going to shine and you may well be taking on a educating role. However, you need to be tolerant and patient when dealing with foreigners and people from different backgrounds.
SAGITTARIUS
NOVEMBER 23 TO DECEMBER 21
A growing interest in all things esoteric and mysterious might point you towards unusual therapies like Mediumship or Reiki. Whilst couples will fi nd themselves sharing intimate moments. However, when dealing with difficult work mates or family members remember there is nothing to gain from crossing swords with others and indeed there might be a good deal to lose.
CAPRICORN
DECEMBER 22 TO JANUARY 20
With Mars in your opposite sign, there is a major focus on relationships, however be careful of getting frustrated and irritated by the behaviour of loved ones. An important meeting could open new doors on the career front, this is the perfect opportunity to launch a new business. The New Moon on the sixth is the ideal time to sort out something connected with your salary.
AQUARIUS
JANUARY 21 TO FEBRUARY 19
It’s time to make changes especially on the health front, forming new habits is not necessarily easy, so set yourself goals and then go all out to achieve them. Your expertise is about to shine at work and success should be there for the taking as a direct result of your own efforts. You have the ability to get major initiatives to go your way, and to persuade colleagues and friends to help you out.
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FEBRUARY 20 TO MARCH 20
A lot of your energy is going to be invested into either romance, social activities or children! Your offspring will be extra demanding, they also may suffer sprains or strains if playing active sports such as soccer. Look at life realistically and resist the temptation to act upon every whim and fantasy. Entertainment is the perfect way to relieve the burden you’re under so surround yourself with upbeat people.
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o parent ever wants to see their child hurt, but completely removing any chance of a child playing and getting a few bumps and scrapes can have serious longer term effects. Th is can lead to a lot more pain down the track than the tears shed over a grazed knee. Of course a parent is responsible for making sure any play is safe and suitable for their child. But can you be too careful? Children who are allowed to take physical risks, learn resilience and become more active, says a report that urges parents and teachers to overcome their playground fears. There are just as many risks associated with not letting children take everyday risks as letting them take on reasonable challenges, says University of Sydney Professor Anita Bundy. She is particularly concerned that physical inactivity persists into adulthood and can contribute to the development of chronic diseases. She will tell an occupational therapy conference in Adelaide that children should be allowed to fall and pick themselves up and fail at tasks so they learn resilience. She bases her view on a multi-university study at 12 primary schools involving children aged five to seven and their parents. “If you ask parents what they want for
KEEPING FIT by David Stein
How fitness affects your bedroom efforts
their child, they will virtually always tell you they want them to be happy and resilient,” says Prof Bundy, who coordinated the research. “When they were children they often played with trees and water without adult supervision. But they will say they would never let their own children do what they did. “Usually when they stop and think about it, they realise it helped them learn to take responsibility. “Parents also need to think about what motivates them. Are they really worried about their child being hurt or are they more worried about what people will think if their child is hurt?” So stopping your child from jumping off that log may be teaching them a whole lot more than not falling over. What else are they missing out on if they never try things or get up after a fall?
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e have all heard or seen the annoying ads loudly proclaiming some wonder drug that will help every guy last longer in the bedroom. And there’s the classic little line at the end of so many gimmick adverts saying “results may vary”, which is how they really say “after you have spent your money and tried our product nothing may actually happen”. One sure way to real ‘bedroom’ improvement is clean living. New research shows this is key to men remaining virile. The new research in the Medical Journal of Australia shows men who are fit and healthy are at least risk of erectile dysfunction. Researchers say the likelihood of erectile dysfunction can increase once men hit the age of 45, but smoking, heavy drinking, and sedentary lifestyle conditions can lead to dramatic increases in the risk. Researcher Associate Professor David Smith from Cancer Council NSW says about 80 per cent of men aged 75 and older have moderate or complete erectile dysfunction. But you don’t have to wait that long if you would rather not be bothered by all that blood flow going south! He says current heavy smokers are 86 per cent more likely to have erectile
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problems than other men and being obese doubles the risk. The link between smoking and erectile dysfunction is strongest in younger men, and the more they smoke the more likely their equipment will let them down. There is even evidence suggesting smoking affects testosterone levels and also makes any erection less effective, as in a ‘smaller’ result! The good news is that doctors may now have a new strategy to help people quit smoking. British surveys found one in two smokers said they would quit to improve their sex appeal and 88 per cent of smokers did not realise smoking is a major cause of impotence. For many people, the long-term fear of cancer or heart disease isn’t enough to motivate them to quit, or worse, it can backfi re by increasing stress and, in turn, the urge to smoke – but the promise of immediate and measurable improvements where it counts might be just the incentive male smokers need. So next time some young guy thinks a lit cigarette hanging limply out the corner of his mouth looks cool, he might have to get used to another useless limp thing hanging off him. Ask Dave a question! Email david@ fitec.com.au to ask him about your fitness needs and wants.
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GREEK PLAY HAS A SERIOUS MESSAGE FOR AUDIENCE W
hen it comes to cancer nothing could be more serious. But there is a stigma associated with the disease in the community. Multicultural Health Service in conjunction with the Cancer Institute NSW is co-ordinating an innovative theatre series called ‘Alive and out there’. It is designed to explore the stigma that cancer has for people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities (CALD). The Hellenic Art Theatre is presenting ‘Zoe’s Gift’, an intergenerational dramatic comedy exploring themes of cancer and stigma, and the impact of family secrets. Figures from the Cancer Institute of NSW show: • On average one in two men and one in three women will be diagnosed with a form of cancer in their lifetime. • Early detection can lead to significantly improved outcomes for a number of cancers. Cancer Institute NSW coordinate a Cervical Screening and a Breastscreen program. • A number of lifestyle behaviours can help to prevent cancer. Not smoking, protecting the skin and eyes from the sun, making healthy food choices and exercising regularly can assist in preventing many cancers. Manager of the Multicultural Health Services Dr Astrid Perry said theatre was an effective way of addressing the stigma and barriers associated with cancer for CALD communities. The Greek community was targeted in
particular because of their large population in the Marrickville area. “The Greek community has a very strong tradition in community theatre, and previous experience with the Multicultural
Health Service has determined that theatre based health promotion is an effective and meaningful way of sharing health information”, he said. ‘Zoe’s Gift’ will be performed in Greek
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alented Australian singer-songwriter Josh Pyke has conquered the charts and now he is set to win over crowds too when he embarks on tour. The skilled musician, who has been a name to watch in the Australian music industry since 2007, will bring his melodic tunes to the stage of the Enmore Theatre in Sydney on Friday, August 23. His tour follows on from the exciting news that Pyke’s new album ‘The Beginning and The End of Everything’ has hit number 7 on the ARIA Chart and number 4 on the iTunes chart, becoming his fourth top 10 ARIA record in a row. The album is an emotionally deep and sophisticated offering that explores ideas of desire, death and the legacy people leave on the world – themes that Pyke believes influence all the decisions he makes in life. On top of blazing up the charts, ‘The Beginning and The End of Everything’ has also proved a smash hit with the critics. The Australian newspaper gushed about the album, writing: “Overall there’s a warmth, skill and familiarity in Pyke’s songcraft here that makes ‘The Beginning and the End of Everything’ his best album so far”. It has also been named Album of the Week by The Herald Sun, ABC Dig Radio and The Drum Media. Pyke has established a reputation for pairing clever, heartfelt lyrics with catchy, warm music and it is this formula that has allowed him to achieve such artistic success. His debut album ‘Memories and Dust’ was released in 2007 and reached number
4 on the ARIA Albums Charts, as well as scoring him an ARIA Award for best adult contemporary album. Second album ‘Chimney’s Afire’ came out a year later and was similarly
successful, peaking at number 1 on the ARIA Australian Chart while the 2011 record ‘Only Sparrows’ received three ARIA nominations. But Pyke has managed to outdo himself with ‘The Beginning and The
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End of Everything’. Josh Pyke will perform at the Enmore Theatre on Friday, August 23 at 8pm. Tickets are $44.80. For bookings call 132 849 or visit www.ticketek.com.au.
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he new series of ‘Big Brother’ launched this week and I must say it’s looks like we’re in for a really exciting season ahead. The housemates this year are very diverse and come from all walks of life. Last season there was next to no diversity among the housemates but they’ve sure hit the nail on the head this year. There’s a gay guy, a lesbian, an Asian school teacher, a mum who’s also a former cop, an Aboriginal/Malaysian and Chinese model (all the same person), a former soldier and even a housemate with AfricanAmerican roots. I’ll be sure to keep you up to date with everything ‘Big Brother’ over the next three months. #LetsDoTheTwist Returning on Sunday, August 11 at 6.30pm is the new-look ‘Australia’s Got Talent’, now on Nine. This year the show will have a different feel and look, and will
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be hosted by comedian Julia Morris and feature new judges Timomatic, Geri Halliwell and Dawn French plus one judge from last year’s series in Kyle Sandilands. The new season will kick off with a couple of weeks of audition episodes followed by the public voted semi-finals. After getting pretty stale on Seven six seasons in, ‘AGT’ on Nine is looking very promising. There’s talk there could be a ‘Supernatural’ spin-off in the works if industry chatter is anything to go by. Apparently a new character is set to be introduced in the upcoming season which will become the anchor for the spin-off. ‘Supernatural’ began airing in 2005 and has well and truly lasted beyond anyone’s expectations. Now I’m usually very positive about
new TV shows but it’s hard to get excited about Channel Seven’s new one called ‘Slideshow’. If you haven’t seen the promos, ‘Slideshow’ sees two teams of Australian personalities compete in a series of improvisations each week. Hosted by Grant Denyer (enough said I think), teams will have to improvise songs, dances, mimes and sketches for their team captains. Sounds like ‘Thank God You’re Here’ on steroids to me! One improvisation show is enough! Foxtel has just been made available to more and more people after subscriptions were launched this week on PC and Mac. Foxtel Play features 40 live channels and hundreds of on demand catch-up titles. There are four basic genre-based packages priced at $25 for one, $35 for two, $45 for three and $50 for four. Sport
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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.
Marrickville Movie Club’s monthly screening Love movies but don’t have the money to visit the cinema? On the second Tuesday of every month, Marrickville Movie Club gets together for a screening. On Tuesday, August 13, the club will be screening ‘They’re a Weird Mob’ from 10.15am to 10.30am at Marrickville town hall. Attendance is free however bookings are essential. Call 9335 2173.
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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.
Sydney Fringe Festival All across Marrickville for the month of September, locals have an opportunity to be part of the largest independent arts festival in the state; Sydney Fringe Festival. 300 acts will be played in venues across Sydney including Camelot Lounge, which will feature a month of live music; and the Factory theatre presenting Fringe Comedy. Visit sydneyfringe.com for details or to book.
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Two and A Half Lebs From the creator of ‘From Lebanon with Love’ comes a new action-packed show full of non-stop laughter. All your favourite characters make a hilarious return including Bashir, Zou Zou, Uncle Eskander and Aunty Latifah and of course Majnoon. This show is so hilarious you will shukh your pants! It is playing at the Enmore Theatre from August 16-18 at 8pm. Tickets start at $34.90. To book call 9550 3666.
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.
GLTBI Social Saturdays Organised by the Gay and Lesbian Counselling Service, Social Saturdays offers a chance for gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender persons to get together in a friendly environment to have a chat to some supportive locals. Anyone over 18 is invited to attend on Saturday, August 17, for just a gold coin donation. Come down to 43 Bedford Street, Newtown at 4.30pm for activities, snacks and a chat.
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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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