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etersham residen t Andrew H eslop who started Neighbour Day in 2003, an initiative that sees neighbours across Australia get to know each other one day a year, announced on Monday he was giving it away. The idea behind the na tional day was first pro posed i n a l etter t o The Ag e in M arch 2 003 a fter Victorian Police found the remains of Mrs Elsie Brown in her Melbourne home – forgotten by her neighbours, friends and family. A coroner la ter established Mrs Bro wn’s dea th had occ urred tw o y ears earlier in J anuary 2001 but she had never been reported as missing. An urgent call to check up on elderly, vulnerable or sin gle neighbours li ving alone has gro wn to become a national series of street parties, barbecues, open da ys, festivals, fairs and other formal and informal community activities run by neighbours, residenc y groups and loc al g overnment thanks to Mr Heslop. The 2012 NSW Volunteer of the Year, Mr Heslop said he didn ’t wan t the ini tiative to turn in to a fundraising venture, rather he wanted to make it

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as cost effective for people as possible. “My in tention w ith this projec t was to mak e it easy for people to come tog ether in their o wn neighbourhood and just g et to kno w each other . They could be as c reative or e xtravagant in put ting it together, or as simple as they like,” Mr Heslop said. “All people have to do is go online register their event and i t’s done. They c an or ganise a party , have a BBQ , or just a couple of people g etting together and having a cup of tea.” The projec t has gro wn e xponentially, and requires more funds and commitment. “It is w ith an enormous sense of pride and achievement that I have made the dec ision to relinquish Neighbour Da y after guidin g it for more than 10 years,” he said. “Neighbour Day needs financial support that is significantly greater than wha t I am able to pro vide. I t needs a formal str ucture and a team of people who c an guide i t during business hours – not after hours and on weekends as I have needed to do,” he said. Mr Heslop wanted to espec ially thank M ember for Grayndler Anthony Albanese for his continued support over the 10 years. “I noticed Albo tweeted this today and I want to thank him for his support.” Expressions of in terest f rom not - for- profit organisations who w ish to take over the reigns c an be sen t to: informa tion@neighbourday.org or posted to Neighbour Day, PO Box 968 Double Bay NSW 1360. The ne xt Neighbour Da y is scheduled for Sunday, March 30, 2014.

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ewtown residen t Ma tt M urphy, a f ireman f or o ver 2 5 years, d ecided to st udy for a bachelors degree in 1995. Studying part time, he worked on a thesis about con victs in S ydney and stumbled ac ross a stor y line he though t ma y have already been written about by historians for certain. To his amazemen t, nobody had and he decided to write a book about it. The book titled Weight of Evidence is the true story about a hotly contested parcel of land t hat ran ac ross Newtown and Erskineville – all 210 acres of it. The case was the Newtown Ejectment Case of 1852.

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In 1790 Nicholas Devine arrived in Sydney with the second fleet to take up a position as Superintendent of convicts. He was given a land grant of 210 acres, covering most of the suburbs of Newtown and Erskineville.

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After the dea th of Nicholas D evine’s wife Mar garet in 1827 , Nicholas signed over all of the land to his convict servant Bernard Rochford, who then c arved up the estate and sold it off bar 10 acres. After the dea th of Nicholas D evine in 1830 and B ernard Rochford in 18 39 the Devine family in Ireland took legal action against members of their o wn family for rightful ownership of the land. By 184 9 ho wever the New town/Erskineville area was w ell established. By this time, some of the land owners were prominent c itizens of S ydney such as the Lord Mayor of Sydney, the Attorney General, parliamentarians, the edi tor of the Sydney Morning Herald, a few barristers and solicitors. Weight of Evidence is about the lies and deceit tha t took place in early S ydney and the families who played out the real life drama that was at the time the lar gest civil court case in Australia’s history. There was a retrial and the ma tter ended up being settled outside of court in 1857, five years after the original legal action was commenced.

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At appro ximately 11. 20am on Thursday, O ctober 17 , police arrested a 59- year- old man at his workplace in Woolloomooloo. A crime scene warrant was also executed at the man’s home address in Petersham. The man was taken to Newtown Police Station where he was char ged with five counts of indecen t assault, tw o coun ts of aggravated sexual intercourse with a child ag ed betw een 10 to 16- years, and four coun ts of c arnal kno wledge b y a teacher. The man was gi ven conditional bail and w ill appear in New town L ocal Court on November 7. Police ur ge an yone w ith informa tion about the inc ident to contact the inves-

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tigators at Newtown via Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Karen Willis from the NSW Rape Crisis Centre said it was important for victims to c ome f orward t o n ot o nly h elp w ith catching those responsible, but assist with the healing process. “What v ictims of se xual c rime need to k now i s t hey s houldn’t b e m ade t o feel guilty about a v iolation they ha ve endured. I t is no wa y their fault. They should come for ward whether the v iolation occurred five minutes ag o or fi ve years ago,” Ms Willis said. She said v ictims of se xual abuse who come forward help to stop the perpetrators from re-offending.

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technology was Ma yor J o Ha ylen who gave i t the thumbs up and ackno wledged tha t the fac ility was becomin g part and parcel of public spaces. “More and more people are usin g and enjoying our parks for a hug e variety of reasons. This is y et another incen tive to enjoy the great outdoors,” she said. Users will be able to identify the Council public Wi-Fi Hotspot on their devices by sc anning the park or fac ility assoc iated with Council property and selecting it and loggin g onto the net. There is no password required. The amoun t of da ta available per site will be 15Gb per month.

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GIVE YOUR CHILD AN INTRODUCTION to classical music and have fun at the same time with the SYO Toddlers Proms concert. The show, which has been organised by the Sydney Youth Orchestra, will be held at Ultimo Community Centre on Sunday, November 10. It features beautiful classical tunes and introduces young children to quality music in an enjoyable way that they will be able to absorb and learn from. This live performance will include talented musicians to educate, encourage and inspire the audience and set them up for a life-long love of music. Aimed at children aged three and over, the SYO Toddlers Proms features John Ockwell leading the Peter Seymour Orchestra in a spirited performance of the works of great composers such as Mozart and Beethoven.

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aughter and fun was the or der of the da y last F riday a t the New town Neighbourhood Cen tre, which commemora ted M ental Health month whilst also bringing home a serious message about Anti Poverty Week. A series of ev ents were organised to ensure the message of ‘little acts big impacts’ would be con veyed to all who a ttended and took part. Activities such as jugglin g, table tennis, a series of boar d games and hula hoopin g were or ganised so tha t ev ery member of the community could get involved. The fun then in tensified w ith en tertainment starting at 1pm when a danc ing Flashmob took the centre stage. A spokesperson for the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre said the da y was c aptivating, attracting positive comments from

onlookers who were passing by. “We had a passer- b y who said i t was amazing to see such a ran ge of community members dancing together, everyone looked so happy,” the spokesperson said. Over 100 people took part on the da y from communi ty members, New town Public S chool, staff, v olunteers and loc al business owners. The spok esperson said a teacher f rom Newtown P ublic S chool h ad c ommented that the chil dren enjo yed the ev ent and hoped that the school and Neighbourhood Cen tre coul d w ork tog ether on future events. Straight after the Flashmob did their dance routine, the S oap Box was brough t out where community members spoke publicly against poverty and offered ways that it could be prevented. A j oint r eport b y U niting C are Ch ildren Young People and F amilies and NA TSEM (University of Canberra) c alled Poverty, Social Exc lusion and Disad vantage in Australia, released this mon th sho wed that in 2011 - 12 NS W had a po verty ra te for all people of 12. 8 per cen t (917 ,000) and a chil d po verty ra te of 13. 8 per cen t (187,000). Both of these numbers, the report claimed, are above the national average, emphasising the need for action.

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Dulwich Hill student perseveres with "monster" of a short film project Rejection is no deterrence to Year 9 student who has set his sights on Flickerfest BASIL NAIMET @ICWJournalist

t’s a “monster ” of a projec t, but one that Dulw ich Hill studen t J ordan Koorey relishes. A y ear 9 studen t a t St Maroun’s Colleg e, J ordan has the makings of a successful filmmaker. Having submi tted his la test short film to Trop J r, (modelled on Tropfest but for filmmakers under the ag e of 15) J ordan missed out on selec tion bec ause his film ran a few minutes over the required time. But the budding film maker has a second chance to have his film recognised b y the film community, with two more film competitions now open for submissions. With TropJ r’s theme this y ear bein g ‘Monster’, Jordan decided to create a film about ‘Daniel’ a teenager who suffers from mental disorder schizophrenia. “Daniel is a troubled teenag e bo y who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia as

Jordan Koorey (middle) on the set of his short film. a result of trauma tising ev ents tha t ha ve occurred in the past. Daniel’s illness causes him to see negative scenarios normally with pleasure, and positive scenarios in a distorted form… monsters,” Jordan said.

The film is designed to raise awareness of mental illness in teenagers and how being a schizophrenic can affect the mind. Patrick Anissa who pla ys Daniel said making the film was in teresting but satis-

fying because Jordan made it possible. “It c an be tirin g w ork a t times, J ordan is dedic ated to his film w ork. H e is the smartest student we have in the school, ” he said. Assistant Principal and En glish Co-ordinator Helena George agrees. Having played the role of a psy chiatrist in the film, Ms G eorge said Jordan’s dedication to his craft is worthy of praise. “He is very driven, and mature. His professionalism in makin g this film is amazing. I ha ve to say I’ve never seen anyone of Jordan’s age put together such a professional project.” She said the way Jordan puts everything together from concept to completed product is something to behold as was his meticulous attention to detail. “He’ll become very successful, he knows what he wan ts – he has an instinc t for film,” Ms George said. Missing out on the Trop J r competition hasn’t stopped J ordan f rom g etting his work out there and into the community. He plans to submi t the film to ‘Flick erfest’ (adult en tries) and ‘ Getyaheadright’ (for students under the age of 18). Do you have a community story to share? Email Basil .Naimet@Innercityweekender. com.au.

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Two men distract local store staff and steal sum of cash

On Sunday, October 20, Marrickville Council held the annual Marrickville Festival. The festival consisted of a large number of stalls and entertainment stages. About 4.40pm a number of the stall operators were preparing to close. During this time a male has taken a cash tin from the serving counter of the stall which was located within the vicinity of the Alex Travillion Plaza. Police were alerted and attended the location shortly afterwards. On arrival police were informed the male had fled from the scene and was last seen running down Illawarra Lane towards Calvert Street, Marrickville. The male was described as of thin build, fair complexion and brown shoulder length hair.

About 5.55pm on Monday, October 21, the victim was working a counter at a store. At this time a male has entered, wanting to purchase goods without any money. The male has then managed to distract the victim by getting them to attend the rear of the store. During this time a second male has entered the store and taken a large sum of cash that was contained in a bag behind the counter. Male one is described as Aboriginal appearance, medium build, 35 to 40-years -old and 175-180cm tall. Male two is described as Aboriginal appearance, large build, dark complexion and 170-180cm tall. and wearing light green shorts, a grey collared top and a blue cap.

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About 2.30pm on Monday, October 21, a victim parked his vehicle in Coventry Lane, Marrickville. Approximately 8pm the same day the victim returned to move the vehicle. On doing so he was unable to open the driver’s door. On closer inspection, he noticed an offensive word had been scratched into the bonnet and other damage including dents to a number of panels. Anyone with information about this incident or other acts of vandalism is urged to contact the Marrickville Local Area Command on 9568 9299 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Detectives from Marrickville Local Area Command have charged a man with allegedly defrauding a woman. A 42-year-old woman met a 34-yearold man who allegedly purported to be a financial advisor. The man claimed he could help arrange a vehicle with a wheelchair conversion, to assist with her 12-year-old wheelchair dependent son. On two days in August 2013, the woman transferred a sum of cash to the man as a contribution to the vehicle, and did not hear from him again. On Wednesday, October 16, police arrested and charged the 34-year-old man with dishonestly obtain financial advantage by deception.

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Family feuds can be resolved and you will find an increasing contentment in your own surroundings. This should also be a period of nostalgia when happy memories come flooding back. If you’re looking for a new home then the ideal one w ill soon emer ge. A major redefinition of your professional or business life is going to be necessary.

Sun In Scorpio Conjucts Retrograde Mercury; Oct 24th Nov 23rd

TAURUS APRIL 21 TO MAY 21

VIRGO AUGUST 24 TO SEPTEMBER 23

This is the start of a rather busy period in which you will be dealing with correspondence, getting on the phone, sending emails and faxes and rushing around your local neighbourhood at top speed. Your days will be filled w ith activity and you will be buzzing from one job to another like a demented bee.

LIBRA SEPTEMBER 24 TO OCTOBER 23

The next month should see a rapid inc rease in your wealth. To make the best of this opportuni ty you’d better dust off the account books and tak e a g ood look a t the figures. I’ m certain there are expenses to be cut and savings to be made. In your personal life though you n eed t o b e c areful in t rying t o b ulldoze o thers i nto y our w ay o f thinking because you might simply make them more stubborn.

SCORPIO OCTOBER 24 TO NOVEMBER 22

Mercury is retrograde in your opposite sign of Scorpio and this is going to make you stressed out, irritable and grumpy. Your home may resemble something of a ba ttle field as you will find it rather difficult to keep your opinions to yourself. This is not the ideal time to interfere in the life of others.

With Mercury re trograde i n your s ign b e c areful o f a rguments and problems in y our personal life. A void g etting in volved in complicated tasks such as handyman work, or specialty cooking where you have to use electrical equipment as stupid accidents are likely. During the next month, your enthusiasm will be to the fore.

GEMINI MAY 22 TO JUNE 21

SAGITTARIUS NOVEMBER 23 TO DECEMBER 21

The Sun is in your solar house of work and duty for the next month a nd t herefore t his i s an i deal t ime t o f ocus o n i mproving your position at work and for g etting all those chores done. If y ou have been feeling off colour, the planets will help you to get back to full health once more and to work on improving your diet.

It is espec ially important that you take steps to look after y our health otherwise you are going to be ill. With the planets in such a tense situation in your chart you are going to be feeling stressed out. This is the ideal time in which to tak e some time out for yourself away from all the demands of your career and family life.

CANCER JUNE 22 TO JULY 22

CAPRICORN DECEMBER 22 TO JANUARY 20

This is the ideal time to make improvements to your home. You may ev en find y ourself dev eloping an in terest in an tiques or find ways of restoring pre-loved furniture. Romance is in the air and if you’re foot loose and fanc y free, you will attract some welcome attention. Be careful of how you deal with certain friendships.

Friends are lik ely to ha ve a stron g influence on y ou during the next mon th and ol d f riends tha t y ou ha ven’t seen for a while shall be in touch. The Sun’s harmonious angle to your sign gives an optimism and vitality to your outgoing nature. There may be some disappointments in your social life as arrangements may be cancelled.

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A woman’s spring/summer wardrobe should not be complete w ithout a tailored but ton-up white shirt; the staple item for the season. Not only is a white shirt the perfect go-to when you have nothing you feel lik e wearing but i t is somethin g that you can wear anywhere, anytime, and can dress up or down. For an i tem so simple, i t is har d to believ e that it can be worn in any situation but with the right styling and accessories, your shirt c an be w orn anywhere from the mo vies to the beach. To work: Building your daily office outfit around a white shirt is simple and there are hundreds of wa ys you can do it. If you choose to wear a pencil skirt, wear your tailored shirt o ver the top , without tucking it in and fasten a belt around your waist. This will accentuate your figure and gives an edge to the classic ‘ office uniform’. Wear simple jew ellery, a watch, a stand out pair of heels and pull your hair into a low bun. To the shops: I lo ve to wear a white shirt to the shops, especially when I am in tending on trying on clothes because it is easy to take on and off and will go with anything you wish to tr y on. Wear w ith y our fa vourite jeans or denim shorts for a c asual look and use minimal makeup and accessories. To the mo vies: H ow y ou w ear y our shirt to the movies depends on who you are going with but for me, the movies is generally a c asual e xperience. I w ould wear m y shirt tuck ed in to a pair of jeans, with a belt or tucked in to a pretty skirt. If I wanted to dress up my outfit I would add a long necklace. To dinner: The important things to remember for a dinner date or out to a bar is the accessories; heels, jewellery, bags.

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Early sprin g is a lo vely time of y ear, we’re startin g to see more sunshine, the jasmine has started to bloom and summer mode has started to kick in for many of us. As the humidity increases and temperatures rise, spring is also one of the favourite seasons for those eigh t- legged creatures we pet owners fear – paSAM ralysis ticks. KOVAC Given the warmer- than- normal la te Director of the winter w e ha ve had, the tick populaSouthern Cross tion this season is ready to e xplode. Veterinary Clinic The ticks ha ve already g ot this head 9516 0234 start and many tick larva right now are already turning into fully-fledged deadly adults. When an adult tick la tches on to i ts v ictim i t feeds on the blood and infuses a toxin that can cause pneumonia, paralysis and death, so us pet owners need to get proactive now! Identification: Like w ith many things in life, the prev entative products aren't 100 per cent effective so what can be done if you find a tick or if y ou think y our pet has been bi tten by these crawly devils? You need to be able to recognise what features make a paralysis tick look dif ferent from normal ticks; the middle two pairs of legs are lighter in colour than the first and last pair, and their legs are “bunched up” at the front of the body. Where to find them: Ticks typic ally latch onto the f ront of the body as your pet is r unning through bushes and they lik e to hide between the toes and around ears. An y change of behaviour, regurgitation or ev en a chan ged sound of y our pets bark or meow can be a sign of envenomation. If you do find a tick on your pet, don’t just rip it off. The simplest way is to tie a knot in a piece of den tal floss under the head of the tick and crush the mouthpart of the creature. And make sure you head to your vet!

I picked up a men’s fitness magazine this morning to have a look through. After flicking through it for about three minutes I actually became a little bit dumber. Seriously, between the ads w ith models w earing either expensive watches, sunglasses or aftersha ve, were some of the most pointless routines I have ever seen. Most of my students that have just started their Certificate III fitness course would hand in a whole lot bet ter program than what some of these ‘expert trainers’ are publishing. There was a nutri tion article sa ying how great it is tha t you can drink as man y Red Bull Zeros as y ou like bec ause there are zero c alories, and had research of ho w stimulants might make you train 100 times bet ter, no doubt researched a t the Red Bull research centre. Funny the ‘article’ was right next to a full page ad for the drink. There are pag es and pag es of ads sellin g synthetic supplements that are tr ying very poorly to cop y what’s in a glass of milk and a couple of eggs, and charging a fortune for it. There was ev en a full sec tion on skinc are and cosmetic s. Why does every fitness publication seems to turn into another beauty catalogue?. I guess i t’s hard to wri te a new magazine each mon th saying to ‘get fit’, ‘go out for a r un’, ‘maybe do a couple sprin ts’, ‘find something heavy, lift i t up’, ‘use the muscles in the lift you want to build up’. It’s not rocket science! There is no magic routine or supplement to make you fitter or stronger faster than anyone else. But that won’t be enough to fill a magazine up betw een the pages of ads. Next time I want to read a magazine I will go down to the fragrance section of Myer and ask the sales guy for some fi tness tips whilst he shows me the latest beauty moisturisers. The result w ill be the same and I’ll sa ve the $7 on the c atalogue, I mean magazine. Do yo u ha ve a que stion f or D avid? Email yo ur topic s uggestions to david@fitec.com.au.

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Sydney Sta te Thea tre on F riday, Ma y 30 , 2014. The announcemen t coinc ides w ith the recent release of Blun t’s latest song ‘Bonfire H eart’, which is the lead sin gle f rom his album ‘M oon Landing’ and peak ed at number one on the iTunes single chart. It also debuted a t number fi ve on the ARIA sin gles chart, and the music v ideo already has almost four million views. Blunt first rose to acclaim seven years ago when he released the the smash singles ‘You’re B eautiful’ and ‘ Goodbye M y Lover’ f rom his pla tinum sellin g recor d ‘Back to B edlam’, which w ent on to become one of the best-selling albums of the decade in the United Kingdom. His most recen t album ‘M oon L anding’ sees Blun t returning to his roots – he teamed up w ith producer T om R othrock and also used music ians who pla yed on ‘Back To Bedlam’ in 2006 for the latest offering. Music has alwa ys been a big part of Blunt’s life, w ith the sin ger pickin g up a guitar and writing his first song at the ten-

der age of 14-years-old. He went on to study music at university and wrote his dissertation on the music industry, and then w ent on to ser ve for NATO in the conf lict in K osovo, although he alwa ys had his heart set on becoming a singer-songwriter.

When he tours A ustralia, Blun t w ill bring a full band w ith him on stage and keep the same charm and stag e presence that he brought with him on his previous tours, pla ying ol d fa vourites as well as his new songs. James Blun t w ill perform w ith his

band at the Sydney State Theatre on Friday, May 30 2014. Tickets go on sale on Monday, October 28 a t 9am and are sure to sell quickly so g et in quick. F or bookin gs or more information, call 136 100 or v isit www. ticketmaster.com.au.

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roducer J ohn F rost brin gs back ‘Grease’ every few years for a v ery smart commerc ial reason – it’s an easy sell. The music al, c reated in 1971 and brough t to public prominenc e thanks to the 1978 iconic film v ersion, is a regular in Frost’s repertoire and one he can bank on to steady the ship in constant tough, unpredictable times for musicals. This latest incarnation at The Star has all the fun y ou’d e xpect f rom wha t’s essentially a feel- g ood f rolic through the great music of the 1950 ’s rock ‘n ’ roll era, but certainly lacks a certain spark tha t may leave audiences feeling a little underwhelmed. Rob Mills puts in a solid performance as Dann y, but Gretel S carlett’s S andy is clearly much stronger – which is to be e x-

pected, given her strict and lengthy musical theatre background. Credited as a ‘risin g star’ in most of the promotion surrounding the musical, Scarlett has ac tually been treading the boards for some time, though this w ould be her biggest break. She really rises to the fore w ith ‘H opelessly D evoted to Y ou’ in the second ac t, which shows off her supreme vocal skills, and she rocks the finale in tha t lea thertight outfi t made famous b y Oli via Newton John in the film. There’s some great star turns from Todd McKenney, Anthony Callea and Bert Newtown, but the real highlight performance belongs to Lucy Maunder as Rizzo. She exudes talent – brilliant vocals, superb acting and a totally commandin g stage presence throughout the show.

GREASE NOW PLAYING AT THE STAR ‘Grease’ may no longer be able to ma tch it with musical powerhouses like ‘Wicked’ or the forthcomin g tour of ‘L es Miserables’, but it remains a great party show.

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The Monologue Project is a series of award-winning monologues for actors and drama students, stage shows for adults and high school students and professional workshops. The Monologue Project’s stage show ‘(extra)ordinary, (un)usual’ is Australia’s leading monologues showcase, featuring the versatile and award-winning work of author/playwright Pete Malicki performed by Sydney’s best stage actors. It is on at the New Theatre in Newtown on Thursday, November 7 and Friday, November 8 from 7.30pm. Call 9281 2960.

KATE CEBERANO Saturday, November 2 Seymour Centre

BOY & BEAR Sunday, October 27 Enmore Theatre

Kate Ceberano, Australia’s premier singer and performer, will celebrate the release of her brand new album ‘Kensal Road’ with a live tour around the country. Whether it is her soulful voice, her charismatic nature or exotic looks, she has become a legendary Australian icon over the past 25 years. Kate Ceberano will be performing at the Seymour Centre on Saturday, November 2 from 8pm. Tickets are $58.30 plus booking fees. To book call 02 9351 7940.

Since bursting onto the scene Boy and Bear have enjoyed five ARIA awards, a shortlist nomination for ‘The Amp’ and have been featured three times in Triple J’s Hottest 100. Now Boy and Bear return with new album ‘Harlequin Dream’, to launch a national tour – ‘16 Days Under A Southern Sun’. On the back of their first show selling out, Boy and Bear have released a second show on Sunday, October 27 at the Enmore Theatre. Tickets are $44.80. To book call 9550 3666.

SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S JAZZ FESTIVAL From Wednesday, November 6 until Sunday, November 17 Five venues, starting in Sydney’s inner city, will host this year’s festival, with key performances at the Seymour Centre’s Sound Lounge as well as Sydney’s hottest new jazz club, Foundry616 in Ultimo. Across the bridge, music-lovers on Sydney’s North Shore can enjoy the festival at VJ’s in Chatswood. The festival takes place between Wednesday, November 6 and Sunday, November 17. For more information about featured artists and ticket prices, visit www. sima.org.au or call 02 9036 6292.

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MARRICKVILLE MOVIE CLUB’S MONTHLY SCREENING Tuesday, November 12 Marrickville Town Hall 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, November 12, the club will be screening ‘Cleopatra (Special Edition)’ from 10.15am at Marrickville Town Hall. Attendance is free. Call 9335 2173.

BINGO SCHMINGO Friday, October 25 Marrickville Bowling Club Marrickville Bowling Club is set to host Bingo Schmingo, a charity bingo night with a difference. From 7.30pm you will be giggling at the R18 humour, enjoying drinks and snacks and perhaps even getting lucky enough to shout ‘BINGO’! Whilst you enjoy the 1980’s game show theme, you can sit back and feel good, knowing you are supporting Bowel Cancer Australia. Tickets are $25. Visit www.bingoshmingo.com. au for more information.

SYDNEY ITALIAN WINE FESTIVAL Sunday, November 10 The Sydney Italian Wine Festival is a one day event designed to showcase the best of Italian wine. The tasting hall will feature over 200 premium Italian wines, organised by region so that participants can focus on the wines styles of one region before moving on to the next. Don’t miss the wine festival, which will be at Sydney Town Hall on Sunday, November 10 from 11am. Tickets are $35. Call 0410 609 709.

CHANGEMAKERS FESTIVAL 2013 Starts Friday, November 1 The SIXAUS Changemakers Festival is a unique opportunity for businesses, governments, NGOs and social enterprises nationwide to come together to showcase the bold and creative ways they are driving social change. The festival will be over 10 days from Friday, November 1 to Sunday, November 10.

ASIA ON YOUR DOORSTEP Until Thursday, October 31 Asia On Your Doorstep is an opportunity to enjoy some of the best Asian food the city has to offer. Dozens of restaurants in and around Chinatown are turning up the heat this month, as we celebrate all things dim sum and tom yum as part of Asia On Your Doorstep. Asia On Your Doorstep is on now until October 31 at Chinatown. Dishes range from $10-$20. For more information visit www.asiaonyourdoorstep.com.au.

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To celebrate its 30 years of innovation, The Warren Centre is seeking your help to create an inspired vision for the Australian industries of the next 30 years and to identify the strategies for us to build on technology innovation and industry leadership to make it a reality. Vision30 will be at the Sydney Convention Centre on Friday, November 8 from 8.30am. Registration prices are $400 for adults and $50 for students. To book visit www.trybooking. com/61218.

Newtown Festival is one of Sydney’s largest community events, with people coming together to experience a vibrant smorgasbord of live music, arts, workshops, children’s activities, the annual Newtown Festival Dog Show, and over 280 market stalls. It is a great day out for the whole family. This year’s festival will take place on Sunday, November 10 from 9.30am to 5.30pm at Camperdown Memorial Rest Park. A gold coin donation is expected upon entry. For more information visit www.newtowncentre.org/festival.

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Discover four decades of history behind one of the world’s most iconic landmarks during a special 40th Anniversary Tour of the Sydney Opera House. On this unforgettable one hour guided tour, you’ll explore the architectural masterpiece which has played host to 70,000 performances and attended by 65 million people. The tour runs daily throughout October between 9am-5pm. Tickets cost $35 for adults. Call 9250 7777.

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The Kathmandu Urban is part adventure race, part scavenger hunt with a mix of the ‘Amazing Race’. This is a completely new format of racing that will take teams of two through the heart of Sydney. Competitors will get to visit some of the city’s most famous landmarks, while completing a variety of activities along the way. This event is for all skill and fitness levels, with a number of the activities needing more brainpower than muscle. Venture through Sydney on Saturday, November 2 from 9am. Entries are $105 and close two days before race day. For more information call 02 9676 6061.

AUSTRALIA QUARTET: TRANSFIGURED NIGHT Thursday, October 31 Sydney Opera House It is normally an American tradition, however, the Australia Quartet will celebrate Halloween 2013 with a one-night-only concert on Thursday, October 31 at the Sydney Opera House. ‘Transfigured Night’, Schoenberg’s gothic masterpiece anchors a remarkable programof music, which includes a world premiere and performance by internationally renowned Australian composer, Elena Kats-Chernin. Tickets are $60 plus booking fee. For more information on this one-off performance or to book, call 02 9250 7777.

Garage Sale Trail is the country’s fastest growing community and sustainability event, providing an irresistible opportunity for local communities across the country to come together on the same day to have fun, make or donate some extra cash and form new neighbourly connections. Garage Sale Trail is an all-day event on Saturday, October 26 at various locations around Sydney. For more information visit www.garagesaletrail.com.au.

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NEWTOWN FESTIVAL 2013 Sunday, November 10 Camperdown Memorial Rest Park

ESKIMO JOE Friday, October 25 Eskimo Joe is proud to announce a string of dates for the Wastelands National Tour. Fully electric and fully eclectic, the shows will premier songs from the new album and feature some of the well-known and much loved hits. Don’t miss Eskimo Joe at the Metro Theatre on Friday, October 25 from 8pm. Tickets are $47.90. Call 9550 3666 to book.

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2. Remove the pi t f rom the a vocado and scoop all of the flesh out into a small bowl. Using a fork break a vocado in to chunks. Add a g ood squeeze of lemon juice and smash it all together with a fork. 3. Spread each slice of toast with VEGEMITE and spoon on the a vocado then crumble the feta over the top. Top with freshly ground black pepper. Serve immediately.

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VEGEMITE Smashed Avocado Bruschetta Makes 12 Preparation time: 20 minutes Cooking time: 10 minutes Ingredients 1-2 tablespoons VEGEMITE 12 x 1c m thick diag onal slices of sourdough baguette Olive oil spray 2 avocado, chopped A squeeze of lemon 60g feta cheese Freshly ground black pepper Method 1. Spray both sides of bread with oil. Place on a baking tray and bake in a hot o ven at 200 degrees for 10 minu tes or un til golden, turning once.

Ingredients 1 cup flour 1 teaspoon dried yeast ½ teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon sugar 1/3 cup lukewarm water 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 tablespoon VEGEMITE 50g finely sliced or shredded smoked ham 4-6 Truss Cocktail Tomatoes, quartered 1 1 /3 c ups gra ted KRAFT P izza 4 Cheese Blend Method 1. Sift tog ether the f lour, y east, salt and sugar. A dd the wa ter and oil and stir to make dough. Turn on to a ligh tly f loured

surface and knead un til smooth and elastic. Place dough in an oiled bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Stand in a warm, draft free place for 30 minutes or un til doubled in size. 2. Roll out dough on a f loured surface to an o val of appro ximately 15c m x 30c m

then place on to a f loured bakin g tra y. Spread with VEGEMITE sprinkle w ith 1/3 of the cheese. T op with ham, tomato and the remaining cheese. 3. Bake in a hot oven at 200 degrees for 1015 minutes or until cooked through. Serve immediately and enjoy!

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tory primed for demoli tion as he ponders taking his own life. But when he gets to the top, he discovers a homeless man has already tak en residence there. The homeless man demands to know what Edward it is up to. What f ollows is a p air w ho s earch f or each others’ reasons as to why they are on top of the buil ding, which w ill ultimately determine their fate. This is the plot of the la test play showing at the King Street Theatre in Newtown, called ‘The Maintenance Room’. It’s a drama filled pla y but hilarious a t the same time with a serious message. Award w inning playwright Gar y Greenland said he was inspired to wri te the script after w itnessing the devastating effect that loss had on a friend. “People fall in to very dark places when

they lose fai th in themselv es, in others and in life itself,” he remarked. “Rational thinkin g disappears and e xistence i tself seems poin tless. R egaining hope and trust in something, or someone, however small, is the life-raft that can rescue them from disaster. “I w anted to w rite a p lay t hat w ould make audiences laugh, y et still engage them t o s hare th at da rk j ourney, a nd t o help them hear in others tha t hidden cry for a life-raft.” Mr Greenland wri tes for thea tre, radio and screen and his short plays are regularly performed overseas, winning a number of prestigious awards. Featuring ac tors Kim Knuck ey and Lynden Jones, this is a story about trust in others and the struggle to regain it after all faith has been stripped away. The sho w is bein g put on b y Emu P roductions in association with GKA Productions and is sure to enthrall audiences. Directed b y Allan W alpole and assisted by Christine Greenough, the charac ters in this play are relatable and entertaining. ‘The Maintenance Room’ plays at Newtown’s Kin g Street Thea tre f rom No vember 7 until November 30. The thea tre is loc ated on the corner of King and Bray Streets Newtown. Tickets: www.trybooking.com/dplaor.

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There is plenty of Big Brother talk There’s not long to go before a winner is finally crowned on ‘Big Brother’. There’s plenty of chatter that suggests Monday, November 4 will be this year’s finale date. So far the favourites to win the series are Tim, Tahan and Drew. Speaking of Tahan, her V8 Supercar boyfriend David Reynolds is defending claims he is using his popularity to help Tahan win.

I managed to catch the first episode of Rebel Wilson’s new show ‘Super Fun Night’ and I must say it was terrible. Not only was the storyline below average, Rebel should never have agreed to swap her funny Aussie accent and persona for an American one. Ratings for the show weren’t great with just 791,000 tuning in.

Channel Ten has signed up former ‘American Idol’ judge and 80’s pop star Paula Abdul as a judge on its rebooted ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ series. Abdul joins choreographers Jason Gilkison, Aaron Cash and Shannon Holtzapffel. ‘SYTYCD’ will air early 2014.

With Foxtel’s TV1 wrapping up at the end of the year a new channel has been announced to take its place. TV Hits will join Foxtel from Janurary 1, 2014. TV Hits will air classic shows like ‘Friends’, ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’, ‘CSI’ and ‘NCIS’.

Another new channel set to arrive on Foxtel next year is BBC First, however you will have to wait a fair while for this one. The new channel, which promises premium drama and comedy from the BBC will launch in August next year. The shows tipped to air include ‘The Musketeers’ and ‘The Fear’.

Channel Ten’s new ‘Wake Up’ breakfast program will begin on Monday, November 4 from 6.30am. The show, which has recently been on a whirlwind promotion tour around the country, will be recorded live from Manly Surf Lifesaving Club each morning.

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