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Residents First A spark of hope in these COVID times P9

SydneyCLniic Lucinda Regan

Merrill Witt

Luise Elsing

INDEPENDENT COUNCILLORS

Mark Silcocks

Harriet Price

www.residentsfirst.org Authorised by Geoff Rundle, 52 Wunulla Road, Point Piper. NSW. 2027.

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NEWS

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INDEPENDENT COUNCILLORS FIGHTING OVERDEVELOPMENT P3 WHAT'S ON BAYSIDE P4

If you’re thinking this sounds like pub night trivia, you’ll be surprised to learn that it was a discovery with real life significance, because, like Einstein’s riding a beam of light*, it lead to other more useful revelations. For example he observed that, in Italy 80% of the land was owned by 20% of the people, that in industry 80% of the production came from 20% of the companies and that in the economy 80% of the taxes were paid by 20% of the population (depending on a person’s position this may, or may not have made him popular). Over time the 80:20 relationship was seen to be so common that it became known, variously, as, the Pareto Principle, the 80/20 Rule and the Law of the Vital Few – Put more simply it says “20% of the actions get 80% of the results”. America’s 34th President, Dwight D. Eisenhower made a similar observation “What is important is rarely urgent and what is urgent is rarely important.” - So, faced with many things to do, choose first those things that are important and urgent. But let’s “Get Back to Business”. After all we have high vaccination rates, lockdown is being lifted, borders will be starting to open and, “the world’s our oyster”. However, it won’t be the same world and with disrupted supply chains, higher inflation and staff shortages it will also be “Back to Basics”. Like it or not we’ll soon see that we’re automatically using both the 80:20 Principal and the Eisenhower Matrix, and achieving more with less. “The north wind made the Vikings” say the Scandinavians, reminding

themselves that adversity can sometimes be a blessing. An example of achieving more with less is shown on page 5, where a church courtyard in Cross St, Double Bay has been turned into an amazing jungle Oasis to delight visitors and local residents and become a local community hub with an Op Shop and counselling rooms. Funded jointly by the Uniting Church and a Placemaking Grant from Woollahra Council, it will be opened by Dave Sharma on Saturday, December 4. Be sure to visit if you’re voting that day. Talking of voting, we feature two groups of Independent Councillors who are determined to get the best results possible for their constituents. You can read about Residents First Woollahra on page 3 and Randwick Independents on page 11. Both are committed to giving an independent voice to local community matters. For our own part, we have pioneered a new way for local organisations to share news about their activities, news, events and special offers. To find out more visit page 8 or call Rose on 0418 400 697. It can be used by both community bodies and commercial organisations, and we think you will find it very useful. As always, our grateful thanks go to our advertisers, writers, contributors, printers, distributors and all the others whose commitment helped us through lockdown. Now it's ending we wish you wonderful times ahead. *Einstein wondered what it would be like to cycle up a beam of light. Pursuing this thought experiment finally lead to his theory of relativity.

Greg Prior

Editor & Publisher Eastern Suburbs Life Newspaper

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Independent Councillors fighting overdevelopment Residents First was formed to fight overdevelopment in Woollahra by facilitating the election of independent Councillors, free from influence of major political parties. For over 10 years Residents First Councillors have comprised just under a third of elected Councillors and delivered two Mayors (including founder Geoff Rundle). The fight continues against State Government driven development including proposed high-rise in Double Bay and Edgecliff and overdevelopment in Rose Bay, Bellevue Hill and Vaucluse.

LUCINDA REGAN – BELLEVUE HILL WARD

Lucinda advocates against overdevelopment and for the preservation of heritage and character. She has initiated improvements to development controls and pushed back against State Government policies. Lucinda has advocated for delivery of local facilities (including the multi-use courts in Christison Park) in a manner sustainable to our built and natural environment and pushed Council to take control of Crown Lands to preserve green open space. On the Rose Bay Beach working party, Lucinda has campaigned to clean up our beaches and waterways.

MARK SILCOCKS – DOUBLE BAY WARD

Since Mark’s election in 2017, he has worked to ensure all residents are given a fair hearing on Council and get any problems resolved as quickly as possible. He has campaigned hard to preserve Double Bay as Sydney’s Stylish Bayside Village. He counts as major achievements: heritage listing of Dunara Reserve, reinforcing current Double Bay 4/5 storey controls, balancing night-time economy with residential amenity and the hydrological study to prevent further damage to homes. Mark’s running again to continue to challenge overdevelopment and because he enjoys ensuring everyone has an equal voice.

LUISE ELSING – COOPER WARD

Luise is devoted to representing her local community and advocating on their behalf. Her achievements include highlighting the impacts of and advocating against over development, fighting for residents right to have their say regarding impacts on their amenity and lifestyle, and the character of the municipality. Luise has implemented initiatives to improve parking opportunities. She is an environmentalist and is keen to pursue climate targets and the sustainable delivery of council services.

L-R Councillors Mark Silcocks, Harriet Price, Lucinda Regan and Luise Elsing Photo: Pip Farquharson

HARRIET PRICE – PADDINGTON WARD Since her 2017 election to Council, Harriet’s dedication and commitment to Paddington remains unabated. Harriet’s advocacy for the community in the White City & Weigall Fields Developments, her campaign to return the Paddington Bowling Club site to community use and her support for Paddington during lockdown are some of her key achievements. In 2019, Harriet was named the 'Sydney Electorate Woman of the Year’ - for her outstanding contribution to the local community and as a role model for women seeking elected office.

MERRILL WITT – VAUCLUSE WARD

Merrill has worked on the Vaucluse West Residents Association to fight overdevelopment and advocate for better protection of local character, heritage, views and tree canopy. Merrill believes the Residents First Councillors are very responsive to community concerns and as independents, not afraid to push back against State Government policies designed to increase density and weaken community input. If elected, Merrill looks forward to joining a proven group of like-minded Councillors who are committed to protecting the Woollahra LGA residential amenity and natural beauty. Authorised by Geoff Rundle, 52 Wunulla Rd, Point Piper, NSW, 2027.

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In 2021, the celebrated star of cabaret, comedy, television and theatre Bob Downe is all dressed up with no-where to go in his sequin tracksuit and blonde helmet hair, but he continues to sparkle in Australian cult status as he brings back the big songs and scandals all the way from Sin City to Sydney. WHEN: NOV 12 & 13 8-10PM NOV 14 7-9PM WHERE: PADDINGTON RSL, 220 OXFORD ST, PADDINGTON

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Woollahra Probus Club walking group meets every Thursday at 10am at the Homestead Cafe (near fountain) Centennial Park, come rain or shine. Exercise and meet new friends in a COVID safe way. WHEN: EVERY THURS 10AM WHERE: HOMESTEAD CAFE (NEAR FOUNTAIN), CENTENNIAL PARK...any weather. Register when you arrive. Kathy Neustatl 9389 8509

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Join experienced artist Valentina Schulte for this practical course exploring the technical and creative approaches to photography and paper folding. Learners will focus on expanding their understanding of the photographic image and the various approaches to creative process and materiality by creating sculptural forms out of their own photography. WHEN: SAT, NOV 27 11AM-2PM WHERE: WOOLLAHRA GALLERY AT REDLEAF, 548 NSH RD, DOUBLE BAY

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In association with Heineken, Fevertree, Aperol Spritz, White Claw, Rekorderlig Cider and Poor Toms Gin, enjoy a rockstar line-up of killer cocktails, wicked DJ beats, party vibes and a serving of social tennis. NOTE: Due to restrictions spaces are limited so don't miss out. All tickets (excluding the Tee-Total ticket) come with four free drinks. WHEN: SAT, NOV 13 3.30-9.30PM WHERE: LYNE PARK TENNIS CENTRE, NSH RD, ROSE BAY

The walks will take place rain, hail or shine and will cater for all levels of fitness and ability, so bring a friend, and enjoy getting fit in a great social environment. WHEN: EVERY FRI, 8.15AM FOR 8.30AM START WHERE: RUSHCUTTERS BAY KIOSK, RUSHCUTTERS BAY PARK, RUSHCUTTERS BAY

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Meet you at The Oasis About a year and a half ago, I was asked to come up with some ideas for the space outside the Chapel in Double Bay. This space was underutilized and wasn’t serving much purpose other than for the kids on Tuesdays to run around the tree during playgroup.

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So, after measuring all the glass windows, doors and walls, I set about sourcing and getting quotes. I believe, it was the power of prayer, as I finally found a fantastic mural artist called James, from Paint the Town Murals. Whom I had good rapport, we basically spoke the same language. Now, I could tell you it was smooth sailing from day one, but I would be lying, plus this was The Oasis project not the fantasy project. There were many hurdles but, the bottom line, “…in all things God works for the good of those who love Him … (Romans 8:28). " With a lot of patience and perseverance, The Oasis is finally finished and is now a magnificent place, full of beauty and wonder. Even during the lockdown, The Oasis was able to spread joy to our congregation as we had weekly online ‘name the animal competitions’. Yes, every animal in The Oasis is named. The Tiger is called Romeo and he’s known as my boyfriend. The Oasis is the place for all the community to enjoy. We have Angel wings, where you can take photos and selfies with the family, including your pets. There are loads of animals to take photos with. Or you may want to simply sit under the tree to relax and reflect. This project is very close to my heart and my passion for the greater good. It was made possible with the partial funding from the Place Making Grant, from the Woollahra Council and of course Uniting Heart and Soul. They say a picture speaks a thousand words, but when you actually see The Oasis in person, it’s beyond a thousand words.

The Oasis - Work in progress

(L-R) Rev Ness, Katie Keum, Jessica Chau The Oasis officially opens Saturday December 4, 2021 and we have invited Dave Sharma to cut the ribbon. To mark this wonderful occasion, we will have live music, a Pop-Up Lux shop (where all proceeds go to support our counselling rooms). Plus, we will have the raffle drawn (check our website for purchase details), 1st prize is kindly donated by Moss & Spy, $1200 gift voucher, one-on-one styling with the designer/owner and a glass of French champagne on arrival. The 2nd prize is a $150 voucher from Bay Active Physio, 3rd and 4th prizes both $100 vouchers from Indigo. Jessica Chau

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THE BUILDERS OF MODERN AUSTRALIA GEORGE FAIRFOWL MACARTHUR – PART 1

In our Builders of Modern Australia series, describing the remarkable contribution of the people of St Mark’s, Darling Point, we reflect on the life of the Reverend George Macarthur, the first Rector of our permanent church. George Macarthur was the first incumbent of St Mark’s permanent church in Darling Point from 1851 to 1859. He was a fascinating individual whose life and work were highly influential on the emerging social fabric of Australian society at the time. Over time, his influence was less as a preacher and more as an educationalist, as he shaped the minds of the sons of many leading families while restoring and building the reputation of The King’s School at Parramatta. George Fairfowl Macarthur was born on January 16, 1825, at The Vineyard Parramatta, the seventh of 12 children to Hannibal Hawkins Macarthur and his wife, Anna Maria King. Hannibal was the nephew of John Macarthur (of Rum Rebellion and merino fame) and Anna Maria was the daughter of Governor Philip Gidley King. In terms of Sydney society of the day, these were desirable credentials, and they are an important reason why he was chosen as the incumbent at St Mark’s,

where he tended such notables as TS Mort, Thomas Ware Smart and Thomas Whistler Smith, known as ‘the three Toms’. This was despite that fact that his father, Hannibal had been had bankrupted following the recession of 1843, when many landowners were in distress as the economy of the colony collapsed. Hannibal, George’s father, had been a successful farmer/landowner at the Vineyard on the banks of the Parramatta River and the family prospered in his early years. In 1832 George began his schooling as a day pupil at The King’s School, Parramatta as one of the very first students. George was a good student and was prepared to be sent to Oxford, however his father's bankruptcy meant that he had to remain in Sydney. George entered the local theological hall, at St James's College. This was the first theological college in Sydney attached to St James’ Church. He was made a deacon on March 19, 1848 and became a priest on March 4, 1849.

In May 1851, at the age of only 26 he became the first minister at St Mark's Darling Point where he opened the permanent church. He became involved in the significant task of working out the role of the Anglican Church in Australia, where in contrast to the Church of England, legislation on church matters still had to be passed by the House of Commons, there was no formal link between church and state. Nor were there any established property holdings that underwrote church

income. Without obvious government support, all Australian churches relied on committed parishioners for funding the buildings and continuance of the church’s important charitable activities. The key issue of the time was whether the Anglican church in Australia should be governed by an assembly of laity or synod or by an episcopalian monopoly, as the bishops had favoured. The trustees of St Mark’s strongly desired the former and George was inclined to support the position of his powerful parishioners. The ultimate resolution of this issue was to influence the future of Anglicanism in Australia and helped shape modern Australia, giving the laity a considerable say in all church matters. Next month in Part 2, we will further explore the extraordinary links that shaped modern Australian society, emanating from the ministry of the Reverend George Macarthur.

Reverend George Fairfowl Macarthur, 1870. Photo courtesy of https://collection.maas. museum/object/323370.

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‘Support for women fleeing domestic violence’ As many as one in six women will experience domestic violence at some point in their life, a statistic that deserves no place in a nation that prides itself on equality and freedom. COVID-19 pandemic stay-at-home orders increased social isolation, which increased stress levels, that led to a rise in domestic violence. This was true at the time for women already suffering domestic violence, but it also triggered episodes of coercive control and domestic physical or sexual violence for many other women. Since I was elected as the Federal Member for Wentworth in 2019, but particularly through the pandemic, I have discussed this harrowing issue at length with several domestic violence organisations in the eastern suburbs. To raise the voices of these organisations, I arranged an online discussion forum in early October with my colleague, the Minister for Women’s Safety, Anne Ruston. Participants included the Lokahi Foundation, Bondi Cottage, Wayside Chapel, Run for Good Project, and the list goes on. Those who have not experienced domestic violence may wrongly believe that domestic violence could be fixed by those women simply leaving their violent partners. The onus to go should never be on the victim, though too often it is. Yet what I have heard from domestic violence organisations and those with such a lived experience is that women find it hard to flee such relationships because they do not have the means to support

Dave Sharma cutting the ribbon at the launch of the Lokahi Foundation. The Lokahi Foundation provides invaluable services to Domestic and Family Abuse victim-survivors in the eastern suburbs themselves if they do. The obstacles can be formidable. Frequently the victim must care for her children who usually accompany her, yet she may well have lost access to shared bank accounts and is much too afraid to contact the partner. Fortunately, several organisations in our electorate help with this, assisting them to find temporary housing, work, clothing, food and other essentials. The 2020 trial of the early access to the super revealed that many women accessed the scheme to gain cash to support themselves and, in some cases, their children in the early

weeks and months after having fled domestic violence. With this in mind, I am pleased that the $5000 one-off cash payment for those fleeing domestic violence has come into effect. This payment will provide women with $1,500 in cash and $3,500 of in-kind payments for rental fees, school fees, and utilities. We well know that this is no cure-all, but I hope that it will provide some financial security for those women who make the brave and difficult decision to leave an abusive relationship.

While we might enjoy a high socioeconomic index here in the Eastern Suburbs, sadly, no one is immune from domestic violence. Indeed, I have heard from the police that domestic violence is disproportionately prevalent in such suburbs. Too often it is masked by seemingly comfortable and happy lives. Domestic violence occurs across all ages, socioeconomic and demographic groups but mainly affects women and children. It is my hope that this new policy offering will help more women and children find a safer and more secure refuge.

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Sian Brennan-Todd wins gold at 2021 AusMumpreneur Awards Sian Brennan-Todd, from Double Bay, who founded BAYS Gymnastics, Cheer and Dance has been named Gold AusMumpreneur People’s Choice, Making a Difference in the local Community Award winner.

The awards were held at an online event where talented mums in business from all over the country gathered to support and encourage other Australian mumpreneurs. Sian said she was excited to win in her category in the 2021 AusMumpreneur Awards against such a talented group of women. “I am so honoured to have won this People’s choice award and am extremely thankful to our Bays Community for all their constant support to us.” “The Awards Night was full of amazing and inspiring women who had wonderful stories of running a business whilst juggling being a mum.” AusMumpreneur was created to support Australian entrepreneurs like Sian and her fellow AusMumpreneur Award winners, Peace Mitchell, cofounder of AusMumpreneur said. “These awards are all about recognising the growing number of mums who are achieving outstanding business success while balancing motherhood.” “I was blown away by the entrepreneurial spirit, resilience and professionalism of the

award winners and I know that they will provide great inspiration for other mums considering starting their own business,” Peace said.

This is the 12th year the AusMumpreneur Awards have run, with the business mum community growing at lightning speed as mothers look for opportunities to join the ranks of small business owners in search of more flexibility, financial freedom and family time. AusMumpreneur Network co-founder Katy Garner said “the awards show the passion of women who want to fulfil their entrepreneurial dreams as well as be great mums. “Despite the pandemic the number of women starting businesses has continued to grow in the last 12 months! We are thrilled to be the number one community for mumpreneurs and proud to showcase the best and the brightest each year through these awards.” “We are delighted that Sian has won this award, she has created an outstanding business and is an inspirational role model and ambassador for mums in business everywhere. Bays Gymnastics, Cheer and Dance run sessions for both kids and adults in Double Bay.

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A senior member of the local First Nations community and a Rugby legend have put themselves forward for Randwick seats in the December 4 Local Government elections. STORY P11

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BAYSIDE COUNCIL REJECTS SUEZ/OPAL INCINERATOR On October 13, Bayside Council unanimously rejected the waste incinerator Suez want to build at OPAL's Matraville Paper Mill. Following the meeting, the Council will write to NSW Minister for Energy and Environment the Hon Matt Kean MP voicing its opposition to the proposed Matraville incinerator.“

This 17-storey monstrosity might be located in the Randwick LGA, but with the southerly winds coming off the Bay the poisonous plumes will be blown across the whole of Bayside and down to Sutherland,” Cr Morrissey and Cr Curry told the meeting. “We need to stop this before it is too late. ”Bayside Council believes, based on criteria in the Environment Protection Authority’s (EPA) Energy from Waste Infrastructure Plan, that the proposed incinerator should not proceed and will ask Minister Kean to clearly stipulate that the Matraville incinerator is not of a type that could be considered. Bayside Council also resolved to write to all local Members of Parliament, and conduct an advertising campaign similar to the “No Cruise Ships in Botany Bay" campaign. Council will also develop a resident awareness campaign and include advertising on Council's waste collection trucks and outdoor advertising. To read more: https://www.bayside.nsw.gov. au/index.php/news/council-objectsproposed-matraville-incinerator

Skate Park safety concerns Dear Editor,

Congratulations to Randwick City Council for investigating safety issues at the Maroubra Skate Park. We raised concerns after witnessing the following incidents in the space of just one hour: • A skater aged in his mid-teens without a helmet fell and hurt his head; • A three or four-year-old barefoot child easily opened the gate and walked in without realizing the danger from the oncoming skaters in his way; • Two little girls were playing outside the skate park on black sharp stones – one fell and hurt herself.

We had a meeting with Councillor Anthony Andrews about the skate park dangers and he put us in touch with the relevant Council officer. The Council has now responded and says a child lock will be fitted and officers will investigate whether enhanced signage and supervision over the wearing of helmets is required. It seems that the sharp stones will stay in place for the moment, but the officer who emailed us said action would be taken if there are ongoing issues. Kind regards, Dr Gerry and Bessie Frangakis Residents of South Maroubra

Lockdown angst in FlickerUp A 16-year-old Little Bay filmmaker has expressed his lockdown angst in a 90-second film entered in the junior division of the Flickerfest festival, FlickerUp. The film is titled LOCKDOWN!!! Jacob Lentfer-Maguire plays a disturbed inmate in a run-down institution and his father Anthony dons a military-style cap and uniform to play his keeper. “I based my characterisation on some of the deranged, angry people I’ve seen on social media,” Jacob said. “I also channeled some of the helplessness and rage I’d felt during the lockdown.” He hopes the topicality of the theme will lead to a showing at the Flickerfest short film festival at Bondi Beach in January, entries for which have just closed.

Part of the festival program will be FlickerUp, consisting of films made by entrants aged 18 or under. At the end of the evening there’ll be an awards ceremony. The awards include four industry prizes for the junior contestants: SAE Award for Best Australian High School/Youth Short Film; Yoram Gross Award for Best Australian High School/Youth Animation; Avid Award for Best Editing in a High School/Youth Short Film; and Parkers Award for Best Australian Primary School/Youth Short Film. The upcoming Flickerfest celebrates 31 years of screening the best short films from Australia and around the world. Following the Bondi event, a selection of films (perhaps including Jacob’s lockdown masterpiece!) will go on tour to capital cities and regional centres around Australia.

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Hi, Noel D’Souza here. I’d like you to meet two of the outstanding candidates joining myself and fellow-independent Randwick Councillor Carlos Da Rocha in the local government elections on Saturday, December 4. Barbara is standing as an independent in North Ward and Russell in East Ward. Russell will tap into the skills he displayed as a star Rugby player and work towards fair play in the Council chamber. Barbara’s election will be a milestone in the history of Randwick City, which has never had a First Nations councillor. Support our independent team and build a better, more inclusive Randwick!

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brothers ended up at Royleston Boys’ Home in Glebe and my sister and I went to Bidura Children’s Home in Glebe. At Bidura I was sexually assaulted by other females. It was eleven weeks before the family was reunited.”

‘AUNTY’ BARBARA KEELEY was one of the ‘Stolen Generation.’ Fighting for the rights of Stolen Generation victims will be top of her agenda if she is elected – becoming the first-ever First Nations councillor in the 161-year history of Randwick Council. Barbara will use her position on Council to seek compensation for members of the Stolen Generation – a sinister chapter in Australia’s history which saw countless Aboriginal children seized under an assimilation policy. “At the age of eight I was taken from my mother’s home on La Perouse Mission with my older sister and three brothers,” said Barbara, now 73. “My

Bidura was run by the NSW government – the same entity that, decades later, has overlooked the cultural ties of the Indigenous community of La Perouse as it plans a cruise ship terminal there. That’s another issue Barbara will be very vocal about in the Council chamber. “The terminal should be built at Kurnell, in the Prime Minister’s electorate,” she said. She will also press Randwick Council to recognise First Nations connections within the LGA by renaming streets after prominent local Aboriginal families such as the Simms and Timberys. Barbara is full of praise for Noel D’Souza, who has encouraged her to run for Council as a key member of his independent team. “Noel is a saint,” she says. “Over the years he has gone out of his way to help members of my community.”

Another issue Russell will sink his teeth into is a policy change by Council calling for removal of shark nets. “Only last season a 4.6m white pointer was caught in a net at Maroubra Beach while 1,200 kids were enjoying water activities,” he said. “As an environmentalist, I want to protect marine life, but not at the expense of children and others.” RUSSELL FAIRFAX is a rugby great who played for Australia, Easts and Souths. Now he is setting out to tackle some of the challenges for Randwick residents as he runs for Council. As a long-time local (he has lived in Little Bay since the age of 10 and went to Matraville High School), 69-year-old Russell has deep community ties. He feels strongly about the direction Randwick Council has been taking. “There has been a lack of vision and wasteful spending,” he said. “There was the closure of Coogee Bay Rd without community consultation and the introduction of FOGO without

He believes more Council funds and resources should be allocated for local sporting organizations and facilities – in particular the gymnastics centre on Bunnerong Road, Matraville. “Sports are very important because they are character building and help develop a healthier and well balanced individual,” he said. “The lack of representation of sports men and women in Randwick Council has compelled me to offer myself to protect our sporting and coastal lifestyle. I hope residents will support me in my bid to make a difference and build on that.”

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For many years Julie Sundberg and Zorica Purlija have worked on long term portrait series of their daughters. Without having collaborated or exhibited together, their previous work reveals an uncanny synchronicity. In their latest exhibition, ’Solace’ they have both turned from the portrait to landscape, creating layered reactions to place as if in a secret conversation. Without knowledge of the other’s work they have used different techniques to show the “virtual space that opens up behind the surface”. Both artists have found solace in this process.

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itself. Photographed at Crescent Head, a regular yearly holiday destination for her family, the works are constructed by digitally layering landscape images with portraits of her daughter Yumi. The series shows a symbiotic relationship with nature and reflects this aspect of being both whole and at one with nature - a feeling of connection and belonging in returning to a place of joy.

Are you interested in other countries, their history, people and cultures? Or do you simply love to travel and are looking for some holiday inspiration after the pandemic?

Julie Sundberg’s ‘The River’ series was created entirely during the COVID-19 pandemic on her walks by the Cooks River (Goolay’yari). Experimenting with in-camera multiple exposure she constructed imaginary landscapes with different focus and viewpoints within the frame. Metaphors for her failing vision and the fragmented nature of her life which simultaneously became physically smaller and intellectually larger. There is surrender to the chance and randomness of her technique, as a joyful counterpoint to the grim daily news and social controls imposed by lockdown.

Join travel advisor Lindsay Nunez, as she takes you on a journey through the fascinating continent of South America. Discover its vibrant history, culture and the best tourist destinations - from the Andes Mountains to the Amazon Rainforests, from colonial towns to Inca Ruins.

Parallel to Sundberg’s series, Zorica Purlija’s ‘Fade Into You’ reclaims the wholeness we are born with in nature, a connection that has faded with the progress of Western modernisation. The landscape here is of a place imbued with body, memory and life

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Soak in the beauty that this wonderful southern continent has to offer. Be inspired by interesting stories of its people and regions, all from the comfort of your own lounge.

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The Taste of Coogee Food and Wine Festival is back in 2021! In its eighth year, Taste of Coogee is a celebration of fresh food, regional produce and flavours of the world. The Festival promises to be it’s biggest yet in 2021 showcasing chefs, wineries and producers to showcase their products, and an array of stalls, live entertainment and celebrity chefs. WHEN: NOV 20-21 10AM-10PM WHERE: ENTERTAINMENT QTR, 122 LANG RD, MOORE PARK

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The Blak Markets Cultural Festival brings together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural experiences of performance and traditional weaving as well as a bustling market place on the shores of La Perouse. There will be plenty in store at the iconic Blak Markets at Bare Island La Perouse Saturday, November 13 from 9.30am to 3pm. There will be a weaving workshop with where you can learn to weave, a singing performance by Marcus Corowa and dance performance by Milan Dhiiyaan. This market will also feature a wonderful array of Native plants including bushfoods and bush-herbs, being developed by Indigigrow, the other social enterprise arm of the charity who runs the Blak Markets. WHEN: NOV 13 11.30AM-5.30PM WHERE: BARE ISLAND, LA PEROUSE

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1X4: A Travelling Exhibition

Author Talk: Signs and Wonders with Delia Falconer

Objects can tell multiple stories from many points of view. So who chooses the story? Which story is the truth? Each object in this exhibition tells four distinct stories. You can listen to or read each of the four stories...or some...or none and just enjoy the beauty of the objects. Find one of the La Perouse Museum's own objects featuring in this exhibition too, and discover its four stories, each told from a different viewpoint.

Join Walkley Award-winning author Delia Falconer in conversation with Ailsa Piper discussing Delia's latest book Signs and Wonders WHEN: NOV 5 6.30-7.30PM WHERE: ONLINE https://www.randwick.nsw.gov.au/library/ library-events/library-calendar/events/2021/ november/author-talk-signs-and-wonderswith-delia-falconer-live-online-

To access the stories within this exhibition, bring your phone (and headphones!), match the object to its picture on 1X4's specially-designed website, and choose your own journey. Every story is the truth about the object and is a valid way to view it, but they are all different. WHEN: UNTIL MAR 13 WED & FRI: 10AM-2PM SAT & SUN: 10AM-4PM WHERE: COMMUNITY GALLERIES, LA PEROUSE MUSEUM, 1542 ANZAC PDE, LA PEROUSE

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Cycling Skills Program

A fun bike ride around Randwick experiencing how to connect amenities and places of interest via cycleways, parks, quiet streets and even the light rail network. This guided ride is at a relaxed pace with several rest stops while taking in the least steep hills areas where possible. Discover connections to local attractions, such as the UNSW, Hospital precinct, Centennial Parklands, The Randwick Ritz, South Coogee and the Environment Park, as well as Maroubra Junction and Heffron Park. The first 7km of riding is mostly flat and the route loops back very close to the start location at UNSW. WHEN: SUN, NOV 7 9AM-12PM WHERE IN FRONT OF JOHN CLANCY AUDITORIUM, UNIVERSITY OF NSW 9 HIGH ST, KENSINGTON

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Spoonville, Spoonwick and Rockwick I recently reported on a Clovelly fun initiative - the creation of the community of 'Spoonville' - a community of spoon people. I thought I should check out how the community was coming along and I was happy to see that it has grown since I last reported on it for ESL. Not only that but new 'Spoonville's' have sprung up. There is a 'Spoonville' in Kensington, Bondi and in Randwick, but the community there has had a slight name change, and has aptly

been called 'Spoonwick'! Randwick has gone one better over its neighbours though, creating an additional new community known as 'Rockwick'! Without doubt, in these challenging times, these initiatives have brought some fun and creativity into the lives of Eastern Suburbs locals - both children and adults. So thanks to whoever started this growing phenomenon.

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POST LOCKDOWN LIFE

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As the NSW lockdown restrictions continue to ease, I am reflecting on life post lockdown. In reality, we are not post pandemic; Covid-19 is very much still with us. What has changed is our attitude and coping mechanisms to help handle the virus. But how has your lockdown experience changed you? Some people will continue with life as they lived it pre-lockdown. Others have had time to slow down, to think, to ponder life, and perhaps to sit with themselves in a way that they may not have sat with themselves before. Sitting with ourselves can be very difficult. ‘Normal’ life is so busy that we simply don’t sit with ourselves often. And then suddenly we had less distractions and reasons to leave the house. So, what did you learn about yourself during your lockdown? Did you get to know yourself better? The good and the bad?! Has Covid-19 seen you re-evaluate what is important to you?

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SAVE THE DATE: 2021 NSW LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS

WOOLLAHRA

Welcome back to our libraries and Customer Service Centre

As COVID-19 restrictions continue to ease, our Customer Service Centre at Council Chambers in Double Bay and our libraries at Double Bay, Paddington and Watsons Bay have reopened to the public.

WAVERLEY

Memorial for victims of gay hate murders

Waverley Council has unveiled a memorial to the victims of gay hate crime in Marks Park, between Bondi and Tamarama beaches.

To help ensure everyone’s safety, all customers over 16 must be fully vaccinated, and must provide proof of vaccination on entry. Please remember to bring your face mask and keep it on at all times. Our Customer Service staff can assist you with any enquiries about our services and facilities, via phone on 9391 7000 or online by visiting our website, woollahra.nsw.gov.au, or you can request Council services anytime, anywhere and track your requests with the Woollahra Council App, which is available to download on the App Store and Google Play.

Woollahra Gallery launches with Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize exhibition

Our new public art gallery, Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf, opens to the public on November 4. Housed in the renovated St Brigid’s building, the 122-year-old former home to Double Bay Library which overlooks Blackburn Gardens and Double Bay, the Gallery’s inaugural exhibition features the finalists of the 20th Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize.

From the 1970s to the 1990s, the park was a gay beat and the scene of a number of murders. Victims were hurled over the cliff at the edge of the park. The memorial, titled Rise, was built with $100,000 of Council funds plus a further $64,000 donated by local gay philanthropists, Stephen Heasley and Andrew Borg, through LGBTQ+ health organisation, ACON Rise features sculpted stone emulating the strata of the cliffs where gay men lost their lives. There are six layers, each representing one of the six bands in the pride flag.

Council selects new pavilion commercial tenants

Waverley Council has announced the names of the new commercial tenants in Bondi Pavilion, currently under refurbishment and due to reopen early next year. House Made Hospitality, owners of Circular Quay dining venue Hinchcliff House, won the tender for the Pavilion’s restaurant. The tenancy for the Pavilion’s café site was awarded to Good Atelier founder Aaron Crinis, owner of North Sydney’s Glorietta and Redfern’s Woolpack Hotel.

Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize finalist Ruminations by Debbey Watson The exhibition includes 52 works – each measuring up to 80cm in any dimension – chosen from a record 844 submissions by artists from Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom alongside Council’s collection of 19 previous winning works from the Prize. The Gallery will be an artistic hub for the community, where people can connect with art through a year-round program of exhibitions, residencies, workshops and public programs.

Supporting local businesses

A reminder that applications will soon close for our Revitalisation Grants Program, which is part our continuing support for our local community through COVID.A total of $115,000 in grants - up to $5,000 for businesses and non-profit organisations, and up to $2,000 for community groups and individuals – is available to help rejuvenate our area post-lockdown. Projects must be undertaken by March 31, 2022. Get your applications in quickly as they close Monday, November 8. More details: woollahra.nsw.gov.au/community/services/grants.

Successful tenderer for a retail shop was surf clothing and beach supplies specialist Between the Flags, which has been operating on Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach for several years.

Preventing rubbish dumping

Waverley Council is taking steps to ensure that that the back streets of the municipality will no longer be a rubbish dumping paradise. It is undertaking a review of its collections of bulky items like furniture which are not covered by regular waste collection services. A full meeting of Council was told residents are currently having to wait up to six weeks to have such rubbish removed after booking a collection. Council is looking at adopting a similar system to neighbouring Randwick, which offers one scheduled collection and five booked collections per year.

Saturday, December 4. Voting is compulsory

RANDWICK

Dylan Parker is new Mayor

Randwick has a new Mayor – Labor councillor Dylan Parker, who replaces Danny Said. Greens councillor Lindsay Shurey was elected deputy mayor. Mayor Parker said that he looked forward to bringing people back together again as the lockdown lifts and ensuring the safety of the community. “Randwick has remained resilient throughout a really tough period. Over the next term I look forward to ensuring our sporting groups, cafes, restaurants and community groups can reopen safely. “I want to rejuvenate our area and bring energy to our nightlife. I will also work to protect our green spaces and demand real, affordable housing for our area.”

Likely return of Coogee New Year fireworks

The New Years Eve fireworks at Coogee are back on the agenda, with Randwick Council currently developing plans to host the family-friendly event if Public Health Orders at the time permit. The fireworks were not held in 2020 due to COVID and the 2021 fireworks were cancelled again recently due to the uncertainty around public health order restrictions on outdoor gatherings. However, with health orders now relaxing in line with increasing vaccination rates and easing Government rules, Council is looking at staging the 9pm event. Council would host the event under a COVID-safe plan which would include capacity management, visible signage to communicate messaging, COVID marshals and increased security and site management.

Marjorie O'Neill MP MEMBER FOR COOGEE Hello Everyone, We hope you are safe and well. We would like to thank the community for their efforts in helping NSW achieve its goal of 80% of adults having two doses of COVID-19 vaccination. The strength and resilience of our community during the delta outbreak has been incredible to see, and it is wonderful to now witness our local businesses, schools and sporting clubs reopening after over a hundred days of lockdown. We ask that over the coming weeks you continue to take precautions to keep yourselves and your loved ones safe, especially as we move into the holiday season. As you may be aware, the Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2021 has now been introduced in NSW Parliament. I have been conducting extensive consultation with the community regarding this bill, in order to best represent the wishes of my constituents. I have committed to giving this bill my deepest consideration and to seeking the advice of the community and experts in the field. We would like to thank all the members of the community who have taken the time to write to our office to share their views on this extremely personal issue. You can complete my community survey on Voluntary Assisted Dying here: marjorieoneill.com.au/upcominglegislation/voluntary-euthanasia/.

COVID-19 EMAIL LIST

During the COVID-19 lockdown, our office has been sending out a daily digital newsletter with the number of new cases, locations of active cases and exposure sites in our community, as well as any new restrictions. As restrictions begin to ease in Greater Sydney, we will continue to provide frequent updates regarding vaccination, new freedoms and the roadmap out of lockdown, as well as highlight community news and events. You can sign up to our email list by scanning the QR code below:

Hosting the Coogee NYE Fireworks would provide a short but significant free public celebration for the Randwick City community, acknowledging the end of a difficult and challenging year.

Local government elections

Have your say on who represents you in the Council chamber. Local Government elections take place on Saturday, December 4. Randwick has 15 Council seats, three in each of its five wards. These voting districts are: North Ward (Centennial Park, north Randwick, Clovelly); East Ward (east Randwick, Coogee); West Ward (west Randwick, Kensington, Kingsford); Central Ward (Maroubra); and South Ward (stretching from Matraville and Malabar down to La Perouse).

OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS

If you have any issues relating to the NSW Government, or you are not sure where to go to for help, please contact my office on (02) 9398 1822 or by emailing coogee@parliament.nsw.gov.au Food donations may be dropped off at 15/53-55b Frenchmans Road, Randwick.

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BELLEVUE HILL

In this November Ed 35, I walk down Victoria Rd, Bellevue Hill, pointing out magnificent mansions of the mega rich and famous and two of Sydney's most exclusive schools

Turn left onto Victoria Rd, No. 24 is a home called 'Leura' built in 1891 for Mr Tom Knox, brother of Edward William Knox, adjoining 'Rona' in Federation Queen Anne style. The house was gutted by fire in January, 1909 and the wooden shingle roof replaced by terracotta shingles. In 1956, the house was purchased by Cranbrook School serving as 'Street House' for boarders named after the then President of the School Council, Sir Kenneth Street.

At the end of Victoria Rd where it meets New South Head Rd is a tiny plot called Horbury Hunt Place - given the name in October, 1991, commemorating the residence of the celebrated late 19th century architect John Horbury Hunt who lived there from 1873 to 1902. At No. 3 Victoria Rd, is the late artist, cartoonist, songwriter and film-maker Martin Sharp AM, home called 'Wirian'. Sharp wanted 'Wirian' to be "retained and used as far as is practically possible and for such period of time as possible" as a place for carrying on his art He willed the whole of his estate to be held in a trust known as the Street of Dreams Martin Sharp Trust.

At 3-9 Ginahgulla Rd is 'Trahlee' which was the home of the Fairfax family leased by James Fairfax from 1866 to 1878. They then moved to Ginahgulla (Fairfax House)down the road.

Next door is 'Caerleon' which was built in 1885-87 for the Sydney Morning Herald proprietor Charles Burton Fairfax (1859-1941), a grandson of the newspaper's founder John Fairfax. The house was designed by Maurice Bingham Adams (1849-1933) and is an early example of local domestic architecture in the Queen Anne Revival style (the first Queen Anne home in Australia).

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SCORPIO (Oct 23 - Nov 21) THE DEATH CARD is the Tarot card for SCORPIO Don't be alarmed as this only means there will be dramatic changes ahead for you. You have probably experienced more disappointments than most which makes you very wary. You have had many challenges in your life but you will now be facing new challenges that look positive but you must avoid manipulation.

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My walk starts at No. 76 Victoria Rd, the Packer Estate 'Cairnton', which was secured by the late Sir Frank Packer in 1935 for 7,500 pounds. Sir Frank, in five separate purchases, spent more than 28,000 pounds expanding Cairnton. Following Sir Frank's death, the family gained another five separate acquisitions via his son, Kerry and his wife, Ros costing about $9.1 million. Kerry Packer, was Australia's richest man at the time of his death in December 2005. I turn left into Ginahgulla Rd. No. 17 is Ginahgulla, also known as Fairfax House. It was built in 1858 by John Fairfax, of the Fairfax family of newspaper proprietors. The Fairfax family used the house until 1945, when it was bought by the nearby independent school, The Scots College. Today, the College uses the house as a boarding house and is sometimes known as "the house on the hill.

We are now coming into the star signs of SCORPIO & SAGITTARIUS and the Tarot cards relating to them.

In the early 19th century, Irish-Australian immigrants referred to Bellevue Hill area as Vinegar Hill, after the Battle of Vinegar Hill, an engagement during the 1798 uprising of the United Irishmen in south-east Ireland. Governor Lachlan Macquarie took great exception to this and decided to name the suburb Bellevue Hill, the belle vue meaning beautiful view.

On the opposite side of the road at No. 2 is 'Rona' (although the gatehouse is the only part of the house visible from the road). Rona was originally a 16-acre estate and was sub-leased from Frederick Tooth, a member of the Tooth family of Cranbrook, by Sir Edward Knox, the founder of CSR Limited. It was bought in 1880 by Knox's son, William and William Oswald Gilchrist. Knox Jnr and his brother, Tom, who built Rona and Leura. Rona has now been redeveloped by Myles Baldwin.

No. 12 Ginahgulla Rd is a two-storey house which was designed by Wilson, Neave and Berry in 1936, built around a courtyard and modelled on the colonnaded Roman atriums. Features include a two-storey hall and a prominent set of timber stairs. The Australian Heritage Commission describes Rovello as "Probably Wilson, Neave and Berry's finest extant piece of architecture".

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Continue along Victoria Rd passing 'Cranbrook School', one of the exclusive private schools in Bellevue Hill. The Cranbrook property was sold December 1, 1917 and bought by Samuel Hordern's agent for a group which became the founders of the School. It was established on July 22, 1918 as a Church of England school for boys - motto Esse quam videri (To be rather than seem), colours, Red, White and Blue.

The times are changing rapidly but your life has been very interesting along the way. You were given unique gifts to help and support you in all you do. These gifts will ensure that you are able to succeed with positive outcomes ahead, as long as you take one step at a time and don't rush decisions. Lucky Gemstone: Garnet Lucky Number: 9 Lucky Colours: Red and Maroon SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 - Dec 22) THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE is the Tarot card for SAGITTARIUS This card shows a wheel constantly turning. Although being a wheel it has four corners, meaning you are steady and grounded but sometimes can be unpredictable. Always speaking your mind therefore you can be impatient and outspoken. You tell it how it is. You are one who should work for yourself. You will never conform, you will always go your own way. There are changes and opportunities ahead for you. You are an adventurer at heart and should always take time to travel. Your ruling planet is Jupiter the planet of good fortune. This will bring good fortune your way and will always help you no matter how dire your circumstances. Lucky Gemstone: Turquoise Lucky Number: 18 Lucky Colours: Blue and Violet Love and Light to all... Stay safe, be positive...

RUTH MARKS TAROT CARD READER I finish the walk at 'Scots College' which was established at Brighton-LeSands in 1893, the College transferred to Bellevue Hill at St Killian's, a leased property of 10 acres in 1895, bought in 1907 by the Presbyterian Church. In 1922 Kambala was acquired for the Preparatory school while in 1950 the Fairfax property Ginahgulla was purchased, in 1953 the Chapel was built and in 1988 Glengarry in the Kangaroo Valley acquired (first intake 1989).

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WAVERLEY GETS CHARGED UP ABOUT ELECTRIC CARS Waverley Council has set an ambitious 2025 target for an all-electric car fleet and is looking a range of measures to steer the municipality into the new electric vehicle (EV) age.

century old fuel-burning technology to the looming age of EVs.

Strategies under discussion include making charging stations mandatory in all new strata buildings and the provision of more Council charging stations. Currently there are just two Council charging stations, at Bondi Beach and Bondi Junction.

The policy document maps out a bold plan for installation of charging stations in areas of high demand. “For residential areas, locations where residents do not have off-street parking should be prioritised.”

Meeting the upcoming demand for EVs will help achieve Council’s strong emission reduction targets – Mayor Paula Masselos and her colleagues have just made a net zero emissions by 2030 pledge. The Council has put together a six page draft electric vehicle policy document which is going on public display for a month.

Waverley’s plan is to have 100% EVs in its car fleet by 2025. This goal will be incorporated into Council’s new Environmental Action Plan.

It is suggested that amendments be made to the Waverley Local Environmental Plan and/or Waverley Development Control Plan to require charging stations in new strata buildings.

RANGE OF CHARGING OPTIONS

Charging stations should offer a mix of slow, medium and fast chargers. This will cater to a range of users, from residents and visitors to tradespeople and taxi drivers.

Called ‘Electric Vehicle Transportation Policy,’ the document notes that internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles currently account for 20 per cent of community emissions in the Waverley LGA.

Meanwhile, it is recommended that the Council accelerates installation of charging stations by cooperating with other agencies and stakeholders, such as car share businesses.

Implementation of the Council’s policy will hasten the transition from the more than

Electricity supplied by the Council’s own charging stations “should be from a renewable source (such as solar or wind

power).” This will help to maximise the environmental benefits of the transition to electric vehicles. “Installation of chargers should have a minimal impact on the streetscape and be integrated with the location and with other street furniture where possible,” the policy document states. The Council is also considering a parking incentive for EV drivers, proposing that “signage be installed on EV charging spaces to give electric vehicle owners priority in accordance with NSW Government guidelines.” It isn’t just electric cars being considered in the Council plan. The policy document also gives a passing nod to other forms of battery-powered transportation such as electric bikes and “approved electric

micro-mobility devices” like electric scooters. Following community comment, the Council will work towards approving a formal EV policy by December. EVs currently account for less than one per cent of new car sales in Australia. Barriers to wider take-up include price and something called “range anxiety” – fear that the car will run out of charge before reaching the destination, or finding a charging point. While prices are set to remain high until the government steps in with incentives, the steps being taken by Waverley and other councils will pave the way for a smooth transition. Tony Maguire

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Welcome to a real culinary extravaganza a fun and hands on cooking class. Our culinary classes provide an opportunity to try something different. Learn how to cook new dishes which you have probably never tried before. Culinary skills are always useful, because to feed loved ones with delicious dishes is priceless. WHEN: NOV 5 11AM-12PM WHERE: ONLINE WITH WAVERLEY LIBRARY https://www.waverley.nsw.gov.au/library/ whats_on/library_events/events/multicultural_cooking_class_37_vegetable_biryani

MULTICULTURAL COOKING CLASS ONLINE

Healthy lunchboxes and snack ideas for kids

Packing a healthy lunchbox is important for children’s energy and concentration so they can learn and thrive at school. Join us for this online session to learn tips to create a healthy lunchbox that comes home empty. The event will feature lunchbox ideas as well as a Q&A session with a dietitian. WHEN: NOV 9 7-8PM WHERE: ONLINE https://www.waverley.nsw.gov.au/recreation/ events/events/healthy_lunchboxes

A spectacular 80km track covering every bay, beach and headland between Bondi and Manly, day walkers can also choose from 12 highlighted short walks, WHEN: NOV 10 6-7PM WHERE: ONLINE https://www.waverley.nsw.gov.au/library/ whats_on/library_events/events/author_talk_ tara_wells_on_the_bondi_to_manly_walk

AUTHOR TALK: Krista Vane-Tempest on Edith Blake’s War

Our world as we see it- Joie de Vivre Painters

Joie de Vivre Painters are a group of painters who have in common a delight of being immersed in, and responsive to, the world around us. The group are inspired by daily walks, their encounters with nature, be that flora or fauna, the curve of the beach on the horizon or just the many shapes of our urban surroundings.

BONDI TO COOGEE COASTAL WALK

Uncovered by Edith Blake’s great niece, this fascinating history reveals a young Australian nurse’s first-hand experience of war. The extraordinary tale is brought to life by Edith’s original letters and a remarkable photo section. WHEN: NOV 18 6-7PM WHERE: ONLINE https://www.waverley.nsw.gov.au/library/ whats_on/library_events/events/author_talk_ krista_vane-tempest_on_edith_blakes_war

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AUTHOR TALK: Krista Vane-Tempest on Edith Blake’s War

AUTHOR TALK: Tara Wells on The Bondi to Manly Walk

OUR WORLD AS WE SEE IT- JOIE DE VIVRE PAINTERS AUTHOR TALK: Tara Wells on The Bondi to Manly Walk

MULTICULTURAL COOKING CLASS Vegetable Biryani

The group are focused on a capturing and communicating a subjective response to the natural world. The groups first exhibition together is about the emotion, the pleasure, the adventure that the environment offers. For the Joie de Vivre Painters, painting is a way of communicating with others the joy of world. WHEN: NOV 20-DEC 12 MON-FRI 9.30AM9PM, SAT 9.30AM-3PM SUN 1-5PM WHERE: WAVERLEY LIBRARY GALLERY, BONDIJUNCTION

BONDI TO COOGEE COASTAL WALK

This 6km walking track on the eastern suburbs coastline, dips in and out of Sydney's most popular beaches. WHERE: BONDI BEACH TO COOGEE

Bondi Icebergs Pool

The 50m saltwater pool is a popular spot for sunbathers and for walkers on the Bondi to Coogee walk. The Bondi Icebergs have been a landmark of Bondi for 100 years, and if you want to become a member of the oldest winter swimming club in Australia, you must swim three Sundays a month for a period of five years. WHERE: 1 NOTTS AVE, BONDI BEACH www.icebergs.com.au

BONDI MARKETS

Established in 1993, Bondi Market stalls are filled with clothing from up-and-coming designers, handmade jewellery, exotic imports, retro-chic furniture, vinyl records, one-off vintage pieces, homewares, art and so much more. Bondi Markets are a treasure trove of unique pieces. WHEN: EVERY SUNDAY 10AM-4PM WHERE: BONDI BEACH PUBLIC SCHOOL, BONDI BEACH

Bondi Beach Sea Art Wall

The Bondi Beach Sea Wall has been in operation since the late 1970's and has featured a mix of street and contemporary art with strong social and political messages throughout the decades. Bondi Beach Sea Wall has hosted the work of some of the best know street artists across the globe. Featured art works have ranged from collages, stencils, pop art, textworks & memorial portraits. WHERE: BONDI BEACH PROMENADE

BONDI’S OCEAN POOLS Ocean pools came into fashion as part of the trend towards swimming as a competitive sport. Recreational and competitive swimmers needed a place to do laps, safe from strong waves and the risk of shark attacks. There’s the Wally Weekes Pool at the northern end of Bondi beach, which has the kiddie paddling pool Mermaid Baths next to it. Then on the south side, there’s Bondi Baths and the famous Bondi Icebergs. WHERE: BONDI BEACH

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PET PORTRAITS:

a great present anytime

Looking for a different Christmas pressie? Why not treat your favourite furry friend to a pet portrait!

are as enthusiastically received as Ruth’s pet portraits: “Dogs are lapping it up!” Ruth amusingly observes.

Artworks are a unique way of preserving cherished moments with our loved ones, and pets are no exception. Whether a fluffy dog, a cute cat, graceful fish or other pet, Ruth Kliman can size up their personality as well as good looks and frame them to perfection.

And people are increasingly seeking to have their pets immortalised through such a beautiful and unique illustration. Your special family member deserves this honour – hurry and get your order in soon, in time for the holiday season or any other time! ALL PETS ARE WELCOME

A graphic designer and illustrator with over 30 years’ experience, Ruth has recently honed her artistic skills to focus on the fabulous features of these fun family members. During lockdown, her latest project Pet Portraits by Ruth – flourished. “I decided to draw my sister’s dog as a present,” she explains. “After Chester’s portrait was posted on Facebook and Instagram, commissions flooded in!”

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Creating your special pet portrait usually takes just three to four weeks. In the popular 8” x 10” size, they come fully framed with an inside mount. Topping this great service and – for added convenience in this pre-Xmas rush – Ruth will personally deliver the portrait to you. All drawings are created with coloured pencil from a good snapshot of your pet. Ruth draws on her own top-quality pedigree – her artistic genes are inherited from her mother who, at 94 years young, has her artwork regularly published on Montefiore Home calendars and still enters art exhibitions where her works

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