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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

John Waters returns in Lennon: Through a Glass Onion.

Sharing the magic of John Lennon: John Waters’ show comes to Springwood

After more than 20 years, actor and musician John Waters still loves taking people “a little bit closer” to the legendary John Lennon.

Parramatta

Jonathan Biggins (front) and Drew Forsythe star in the Sydney Theatre Company's Wharf Revue again this year, their 18th consecutive year. Pictured in their rehearsal space at Fox Studios. Picture: Toby Zerna

The Wharf Revue is back, and heading west

IF COMEDIAN Drew Forsythe had his way, Malcolm Turnbull would still be prime minister – purely for practical purposes. Changes like the one recently has flow on effects for the script of Forsythe’s long-running comedy show The Wharf Revue.

Blacktown

John Williamson lends star power to drought fundraiser

Country music star John Williamson knows just how devastating drought can be. The former farmer will perform at a fundraising concert in Rooty Hill next weekend alongside Kasey Chambers and other Australian country icons.

Hornsby

Screen on the Green: Movies under the Hornsby stars

Movies under the stars in Hornsby returns this month.

Hornsby

Burger Hounds owner James Ballingall holds his 'Bun Mi' burger creation that includes Julianne's Kitchen chicken patŽ at Wahroonga on Tuesday September 4th. Chef Julianne Lever runs a pates/terrines/fruit paste business in Hornsby called Julianne's Kitchen which has been selected by the NSW Department of Industries to represent them at the Fine Foods Show in Melbourne later this month, and they supply pate used in the high-end burgers at Burger Hounds. (AAP IMAGE / Troy Snook)

Gourmet collaboration: Local chefs combine talents on limited edition burgers

Two Westleigh chefs have combined their passion for artisan produce in a creative new collaboration – gourmet burgers.

The Hills

ABC Kids superstar Jimmy Giggle promoting his upcoming October show at GPAC, Geelong. Picture: Peter Ristevski

Giggle & Hoot tour: Bringing the laughs to Sydney

Best friends Jimmy Giggle and Hoot — and their good pal Hootabelle — are heading to the Sydney stage for their Hootastic Concert.

Hornsby

Julianne’s Kitchen on show at Fine Food Australia

Julianne Lever’s gourmet foods business continues to grow from strength to strength.

Parramatta

Comedian George Kapiniaris is bringing his Zorba the Freak show to Townsville

Head to Parramatta to celebrate all things Greek

ACTOR and comedian George Kapiniaris will host the annual Let’s Go Greek Festival in Parramatta this weekend.

Parramatta

A trophy will be awarded to the winner of the upcoming chilli choc eating competition during the Sydney Chilli Festival Albion in the Hotel, Parramatta. Parramatta, Monday, September 3rd 2018. Upcoming chilli choc eating competition at the Sydney Chilli Festival - it's raising money for drought relief. (AAP Image / Angelo Velardo)

Sydney Chilli Festival to help our farmers

THE Sydney Chilli Festival rolls into Parramatta this weekend offering all things hot and spicy – all for a good cause with funds from the day will be donated to Rural Aid’s Buy A Bale,

Parramatta

Burgapalooza founder Ben Kagan poses with co-founder Archie Saliba at Down N Out burgers in the city. Burgapalooza is a huge burger festival and is being held in Parramatta for the first time this year. 31 August, 2018. (AAP Image / Bob Barker)

Cutting edge burger festival finds new home

BURGER festival Burgapalooza has a new home at Parramatta, for two days of epic feasting. But where will it go taste wise after the tequila and agave bacon jam, beef and bone marrow patty with porcini bacon butter and fermented pork jowl nduja concoction of last year?

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