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● Lord Mayor Cr Robert Doyle with Wicked’s Reg Livermore at Melbourne Town Hall on Monday night. Photo: Kevin Trask ■ The Melbourne CBD precinct around the musical theatre leading role is Steve Danielsen Town Hall was turned emerald green on Mon- as Fiyero, while doyenne of stage and screen, day night in a ceremony overseen by Lord Maggie Kirkpatrick returns as Madame Mayor Cr Robert Doyle and Wicked’s Reg Morrible. The role of Nessarose is played by newLivermore. The ‘greening’ moment celebrates the comer Emily Cascarino, while Edward Grey Broadway musical Wicked’s the 10th Anni- plays Boq and Nathan Carter performs as Dr versary Tour, which officially opens at The Dillamond. Regent Theatre on Saturday night (May 10). Reg Livermore appeaedr in costume as the Wizard for the first time and was joined by two ensemble cast members in full costume. Livermore and Cr Doyle jointly pushed the plunger to will bathe the Melbourne Town Hall in green light, the colour of the Emerald City. Also be “greenified” are the Regent Theatre, the Forum Theatre, Manchester Unity Building, the Sofitel On Collins and the Collins St trees. The show stars Lucy Durack as Glinda and Jemma Rix as Elphaba, both reprising the roles which shot them to stardom during the original Australian tour. Joining the Wicked Company in his first ● Jemma Rix and Lucy Durack
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Top 5 THE T OP 5 A US TR ALIAN PLA CES TOP AUS USTR TRALIAN PLACES WHERE FLIGHT MH 370 COULD HA VE LANDED UNDETE CTED HAVE UNDETECTED 5. Canberra Airport. 4. Swanston Street, Melbourne. 3. Anywhere in the Docklands. 2. At the MCG during a game between Brisbane and Melbourne. 1. Behind Clive Palmer's washing.
● Don Crawford ■ Melbourne entertainer Don Crawford predicts the Vatican is about to present “real aliens”. Crawford, a magician who shares his time between Melbourne and Bangkok, says the chuch “will tell us that Jesus Christ was not who he said he was”. Crawford says a psychiatrist has told him that he has “psychic” abilities. Crawford, who had an early career at radio stations including 3AW and 3GL, says “Satan created the Church as a mastermind play of deception”. “Jesus did not die on the cross leaving instructions for a church to be run. It shouldn’t exist.” Crawford says: “Very soon an announcement will be made from Lucifer’s lair, the Vatican. “They are going to present us with actual alienswho will tell us that Jesus Christ was not who he said he was. “Lucifer’s church has tortured, murdered and raped its way through history. “The ultimate aim is to deceive people away from the truth of God the Creator, and His human form Jesus Christ. Job’s been done nicely.
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“There will be spaceships landing in key places globally with in canvass meetings with leaders to deliver ‘The Lie’,” Crawford says. “The final component is being engineered right now. They needed Chinesesepaking alients to land in Beijing. One world, one religion, the Church of Lucifer. “Genetic and cosmetic surgery is being performed. They are ‘mid flushed ‘ and demon hosted. They now truly believe they are alien space travellers. “MH 370 provided the final payload required to create the China contacts. There are at least eight, possibly more, missing planes, involving key languages over the last 13 years. “Gun control is a major agenda as it is human nature, if confronted by an ‘alien’ to shoot. These amazingly superior travellers who seem to be able to speak any language, and have information to destroy all religions if shot at, will drop dead as they are human hybrids. “Don’t go anywhere near a church, they are all in on this.” Crawford says he was told his mission every night in a recurring dream from ages 4-8. He says he has waited 44 years to pass on the message. “I have always known the future and sometimes it is not a great thing. I knew my father was sick and going to die three weeks before he or even a doctor knew.”
■ Community radio stations fear that Federal Government will introduce financial cuts in next Tuesday’s Budget. They are campaigning for supporters to contact Treasurer Joe Hockey.
New CD launch ■ Golden Days Radio will soon launch a new CD, Golden Memories (Vol. 5).
Drug lab at Belgrave ■ Police have discovered a clandestine drug laboratory at Belgrave Heights after investigating the theft of power tools from a Bayswater property. Police conducted a house raid, and found chemicals alleged to be used in manufacturing methamphetamines.
Jazz workshops ■ The Victorian Jazz Archive in Wantirna will conduct the Over 25’s Jazz Improvisation Workshop from Saturday, July 5 until Saturday, September 20. $220 for 12 weeks. Contact Marina Pollard, 9781 4972.
Dog attacks double ■ Dog attacks in the Yarra Ranges Shire have doubled over the past 12 months, the local Council reports. There have 51 attacks at the start of this year, compared to 27 in corresponding months last year.
Moving memorial ■ Bendigo Tamways will restore a 1914 tram to commemorate those who served at war. The No 18 tram, formerly from the Malvern, Caulfield and Kew districts was used by World War I soldiers, and will benefit from a ANZAC Centenary Local Grants Program.
No pest problem ■ A cockroach found in a meal at Mitcham Private Hospital was an isolated incident, according to a report published by Whitehorse Council. A full inspection of the kitchen area was made by officials, said executive Sam Dodd.
Korea Festival ■ Federation Square will host the Korea Festival on Saturday, May 17. Attractions include dance, fashion, music, a traditional wedding ceremony and food tasting.
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