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Stacey Roberts is a lifestyle reporter in Western Sydney. Originally from South Australia, she has a passion for all things food and wine. She also writes about entertainment, arts and culture.

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Penrith

Real Ruby Chocolates available from San Churro restaurants.

Ruby chocolate: Pink mania at San Churro

THE biggest discovery in chocolate in 80 years has arrived in Penrith, making a show-stopping entrance.

Parramatta

Meet the superheroes taking on Color Run 2018

A world of colour will rain down on Sydney Olympic Park next weekend when the happiest fun run on the planet comes to town.

Northern District Times

L to R: Cal Paterson and Ryan Parker with their Clair De Lune Gin, in Buffalo Creek reserve. Cal and Ryan. are the founders of Buffalo Vale Distillery, which is based in North Ryde but named after the Buffalo Creek Reserve near where they both live. Picture: John Appleyard

Buffalo Vale: Our hidden gin gem

NESTLED in the inconspicuous space of an old science lab in North Ryde is a distillery brewing handmade bottles of gin with distinctly Australian flavours.

Parramatta

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - AUGUST 30: Singer Stan Walker walks the runway during the Not For You (N.F.U) Contemporary Salon show during New Zealand Fashion Week 2018 at Viaduct Events Centre on August 30, 2018 in Auckland, New Zealand. (Photo by Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images)

Stan Walker to return to Australian stage

A YEAR after his livesaving surgery, singer Stan Walker will return to the Australian stage for the first time – in Auburn.

Gourmet produce and global flavours at Wahroonga Food and Wine

From locally made craft beer and gin to global cuisine – and of course, plenty of wine – a world of flavours will combine in Wahroonga Park next month.

Parramatta

GWS Giants player, Heath Shaw poses for photographs in the new Jacket inspired by The Autumn Sun's jockey Kerrin McEvoy in Rosehill Gardens Racecourse, Rosehill. Rosehill, Thursday, September 20th 2018. Fashion label Manning Cartell has partnered with the Australian Turf Club to create a range of garments inspired by jockey silks. (AAP Image / Angelo Velardo)

Manning Cartell turns its attention to racing collection

A four piece collection designed by Manning Cartell and inspired by jockey silks

Hornsby

Pianist DJ Ha poses during a photo shoot in his home at St Ives on Monday September 10th. Concert pianist DJ Ha had a stroke 10 years ago which paralysed the right side of his body, and he now is learning to play the piano one-handed. (AAP IMAGE / Troy Snook)

Pianist is an inspiration

After a stroke left pianist Dong-Jun (DJ) Ha paralysed on his right side, he thought he would never play again. Fast forward 10 years, and he has just performed his first concert in Cherrybrook.

Rouse Hill

Steve "Commando" Willis working out with Weet-Bix TRYathlon kid Amelia Lynch, 9 of The Gap, New Farm. Photographer: Liam Kidston.

Commando Steve shows softer side on Survivor

THE Commando, who is back on the nation’s screens in Australian Survivor, is coming to Rouse Hill for a training session this weekend.

Parramatta

Mitch Orr returns home for Parramatta Lanes

RENOWNED chef Mitch Orr has become a household name in Sydney’s food scene but the west will always hold a special place in his heart. He’s returning as an ambassador for the annual Parramatta Lanes next month.

Hills Shire

Jordana Clare-Kellett from Crooked Tailor in Castle Hill, Sydney NSW, with one of their Doss Blockos beers, $1 from every sale is donated to The Polished man campaign. The bar has painted its front door blue, and staff have painted one nail blue in support of The Polished Man Campaign, which aims to end violence against children. Friday 14th September 2018. (AAP Image/Jordan Shields)

Crooked Tailor turns blue for Polished Man

Castle Hill bar Crooked Tailor has undergone a blue-hued makeover to raise funds for charity campaign Polished Man.

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