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Macy Gray brings festival of soul to western Sydney • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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Grammy-award winning artist Macy Gray is stopping at Coliseum Theatre for her largest Australian tour yet. Her triumphant return comes after a sensational sold-out 2024 tour. “We can’t wait! It’s all we’re thinking about,” Gray told the Weekender about returning to Aussie shores. “Australia is where I got my first plaque… it was six platinum and they had this big event for me and all the big shots from the label were there. That was the first time I got awarded like that, so I’ll never forget Au
Taking back control: Push for better strata living • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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The team at local building management and strata cleaning services company Messier 8 are proud advocates for strata living. “Strata living is the best way to live; everything’s taken care of,” said Messier 8 Director Nathan Mairleitner. “You just need either an owner’s corporation or a committee that controls the building to ensure that contractors, building managers, and strata companies are accountable for what information and legislation they’re guiding you with to ensure that you get the bes
Monkey business: Questions raised over medical testing facility • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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Down an inconspicuous driveway in Wallacia, behind a dog-protected property boundary on Park Road, is the secretive Australian National Baboon Colony (ANBC) – a location home to baboons bred for medical research. Sydney Local Health District attributes major medical breakthroughs to the facility, including improved understanding of preeclampsia and toxaemia in pregnancy, as well as supported research into novel insulin delivery for diabetes and the neurological impacts of the disease. However, t
Lions Club on hunt for history as 70th anniversary looms • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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Members of the Lions Club of Penrith are preparing to celebrate the club’s 70th birthday. Among the group is Michael Wilkinson, who serves the club as treasurer and is continuing the legacy of his grandfather Ross Bootle – a founding member of the Penrith Lions. “He was a very active member of the community. He taught swimming at the pool for free for years on end. I believe he won a Council civic award at some point as well and he served as treasurer of the Lions Club for a very extensive perio
Hughesy can't wait for western Sydney return • The Western Weekender (opens the original)
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Aussie comedian and TV personality Dave Hughes describes himself as someone who sees life as silly. He is often affectionately referred to as a larrikin, which he confirmed to the Blue Mountains Record. “To a degree, as much as a non-drinking vegan can be a larrikin I suppose,” he said. Hughesy will be bringing his quick wit and humour to Blue Mountains Theatre next month with his stand-up comedy show ‘Cooked’. The show will reflect his take on the world, and recount some of his adventures, incl
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