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Paranormal activity at the Old Parramatta Gaol has got so rampant that the “house full” sign has now gone up on ghosts as some Aboriginal people refuse to go on site after dark.
Oxley didn’t have a second thought about revisiting an artist who had previously stirred up such a controversy? “Not at all.”
Sydney philanthropic night of the year went off with a bang, raising more than $3 million for a good cause.
Most millionaires scramble to make as much money as possible. But Manly couple Greg Poche and Kay Van Norton Poche can’t give it away quick enough since selling their logistics business Star Track Express for $750 million in 2003.
They’re not afraid anymore. Once banished to the basements of the world, Dungeons and Dragons fans in Australia have burst forth on the back of a surprising surge in popularity.
From the ashes, Michael Jones transformed a school in Sydney’s east from a few run-down buildings the state government planned to shut down and sell off into a thriving community.
Nappies, night feeds, toothy toddlers and breakfast television shifts; you might describe 60 Minutes reporter Allison Langdon’s life at the moment as one helluva treadmill.
Monica Saunders-Weinberg, in her first year spearheading the Gold Dinner — Sydney’s highest profile charity event — has broken two decades of tradition to bring men onto the committee.
“I have no bad days, if someone is giving me the s**ts I knock them out,” the country’s third richest man said.
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