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Dive

inForget socks this Father’s Day and treat dad to the Fantasea Hike to

help protect Sydney Harbour.

Full report, page 11

Picture: BRADEN FASTIER

Dive

inForget socks this Father’s Day and treat dad to the Fantasea Hike to

help protect Sydney Harbour.

Full report, page 11

Picture: BRADEN FASTIER

Copyright Agency Ltd (CAL)licensed copy

Mosman Daily, Sydney29 Aug 2013, by Kate Crawford

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ID 210431936 BRIEF HARBHIKE INDEX 1.1 PAGE 1 of 2

Take Dad on harbour hikeFATHER’S DAYWALK TO ENDAT FESTIVALKate Crawford

IF YOU’RE fishing for

something to keep Dad en-

tertained on Father’s Day,

then hook up to the Har-

bour Hike.

And after the hike around

the harbour foreshore,

there will be loads of attrac-

tions and food stalls at the

finishing line, the Marine


Festival at Clifton Gardens.

It’s all in a good cause

to raise funds for the

Sydney Institute of Marine

Science at Chowder Bay

which is working to pre-

serve Sydney Harbour.

‘‘Everyone loves the har-

bour but sometimes we take

it for granted,’’ institute

research director Prof

Emma Johnston said.

‘‘Sydney Harbour has

more biological diversity

than any other estuary I

have ever seen but it is


under threat.’’

The Sydney Marine Insti-

tute, which relies heavily

on private donations, has

more than 40 researchers

investigating the true ex-

tent of the biological diver-

sity, plus identifying

threats to the harbour and

marine life.

Researchers like Dr Luke

Hedge and Dr Belinda Cur-

ley are regularly out on the

harbour researching the

risks of both human and

economic activity.

economic activity.

The Marine Festival will

include food stalls, a

seafood barbecue by chef

Tom Kime and plenty of

live bands.

JOIN IN

WHAT: 12kmwalk fromHarbour Bridge to CliftonGardens. September 1,starting times from8-11am.Registration$35 adults, $25children. Details:harbourhike.com

Dr Luke Hedge and Dr Belinda Curley will lead the Father’s Day Harbour Hike. Picture: BRADEN FASTIER

Take Dad on harbour hikeFATHER’S DAYWALK TO ENDAT FESTIVALKate Crawford

IF YOU’RE fishing for

something to keep Dad en-

tertained on Father’s Day,

then hook up to the Har-

bour Hike.

And after the hike around

the harbour foreshore,

there will be loads of attrac-

tions and food stalls at the


Festival at Clifton Gardens.

It’s all in a good cause

to raise funds for the


Science at Chowder Bay

which is working to pre-

serve Sydney Harbour.

‘‘Everyone loves the har-

bour but sometimes we take

it for granted,’’ institute

research director Prof

Emma Johnston said.

‘‘Sydney Harbour has

more biological diversity

than any other estuary I


under threat.’’

The Sydney Marine Insti-

tute, which relies heavily

on private donations, has

more than 40 researchers

investigating the true ex-

tent of the biological diver-

sity, plus identifying

threats to the harbour and

marine life.

Researchers like Dr Luke

Hedge and Dr Belinda Cur-

ley are regularly out on the

harbour researching the

risks of both human and

economic activity.

The Marine Festival will

include food stalls, a

seafood barbecue by chef

Tom Kime and plenty of

live bands.

JOIN IN

WHAT: 12kmwalk fromHarbour Bridge to CliftonGardens. September 1,starting times from8-11am.Registration$35 adults, $25children. Details:harbourhike.com

Dr Luke Hedge and Dr Belinda Curley will lead the Father’s Day Harbour Hike. Picture: BRADEN FASTIER


Mosman Daily, Sydney29 Aug 2013, by Kate Crawford



Pages34-44

WollestoncraftsaxophonistNickRussoniello leadsTheMetropolitanOrchestra.SeePage35.

MOSMANDAILY,AUGUST29 , 2013

Aug29-30

Partly cloudyTop temp:23C-25C

Thu-Fri

Weekend

Thursday

HEADINGHERESpring/ Summer fashion eventfeaturing celebrity guest stylistLydia-JaneSaunders.Featuringminimanicures,champagneandcanapes at the Burnt Orange, 1109Middle Head Rd, Mosman from5-8pm.Details: 9969 1020.

Friday

HEADINGHERECraig Calhoun and the Brothers ofOz and Street Party will perform atMosman’s first Eastern Lounge livemusic concert at theMosman Club,719Military Rd, Mosman from8.30-11pm. Cost: $20 (pre-paid)$25 at door.Details:easternlounge.com.au/mosmanshow.cfm

HEADINGHEREMichael Pembrokewill discuss hisbook Arthur Phillip,Sailor,Mercenary, Governor, Spywhichdetails Phillip’s time in the navy andexplains about the Georgiansociety in qhich he lived atWritersat Stanton at Stanton Library, 234Miller st, North Sydney from 1-2pm.

2013

Aug31

CloudyTop temp:22C

Weekend

Saturday

CHEMICAL CLEANOUTSafely dispose of household paint,pesticides, car batteries, boatbatteries, fluorescent globes,poisons, gas bottles andmore atthis chemical cleanout in theWarringah Aquatic centre carpark,Aquatic drive, Frenchs Forest from9am-3.30pm. Cost: free.Details:131 555

ART EXHIBITIONMosman Art Society presents a 9x5art exhibition at Julian Ashton ArtSchool, Hut 17, Headland park,Middle Head Rd, Mosman, from10am-5pm until September15.Details:mosmanartsociety.org.au

CLASSICAL CONCERTTheMetropolitan Orchestra willpresent the third concert in itsseries Saxwith TMO featuringworks byMozart, Mendelssohn,Mahler and Glazunov at theIndependent Music Centre, 269Miller St, North Sydney from8pm.Cost: $40, $30 (concession)

Pages34-44

WollestoncraftsaxophonistNickRussoniello leadsTheMetropolitanOrchestra.SeePage35.

MOSMANDAILY,AUGUST29 , 2013

Aug29-30

Partly cloudyTop temp:23C-25C

Thu-Fri

Weekend

Thursday

HEADINGHERESpring/ Summer fashion eventfeaturing celebrity guest stylistLydia-JaneSaunders.Featuringminimanicures,champagneandcanapes at the Burnt Orange, 1109Middle Head Rd, Mosman from5-8pm.Details: 9969 1020.

Friday

HEADINGHERECraig Calhoun and the Brothers ofOz and Street Party will perform atMosman’s first Eastern Lounge livemusic concert at theMosman Club,719Military Rd, Mosman from8.30-11pm. Cost: $20 (pre-paid)$25 at door.Details:easternlounge.com.au/mosmanshow.cfm

HEADINGHEREMichael Pembrokewill discuss hisbook Arthur Phillip,Sailor,Mercenary, Governor, Spywhichdetails Phillip’s time in the navy andexplains about the Georgiansociety in qhich he lived atWritersat Stanton at Stanton Library, 234Miller st, North Sydney from 1-2pm.

2013

Aug31

CloudyTop temp:22C

Weekend

Saturday

CHEMICAL CLEANOUTSafely dispose of household paint,pesticides, car batteries, boatbatteries, fluorescent globes,poisons, gas bottles andmore atthis chemical cleanout in theWarringah Aquatic centre carpark,Aquatic drive, Frenchs Forest from9am-3.30pm. Cost: free.Details:131 555

ART EXHIBITIONMosman Art Society presents a 9x5art exhibition at Julian Ashton ArtSchool, Hut 17, Headland park,Middle Head Rd, Mosman, from10am-5pm until September15.Details:mosmanartsociety.org.au

CLASSICAL CONCERTTheMetropolitan Orchestra willpresent the third concert in itsseries Saxwith TMO featuringworks byMozart, Mendelssohn,Mahler and Glazunov at theIndependent Music Centre, 269Miller St, North Sydney from8pm.Cost: $40, $30 (concession)


Mosman Daily, Sydney29 Aug 2013



majorevents

STEVIEWRIGHTAug31Scott McRae in TheLife andMusic ofSteveWright andThe Easybeats. Cost:$49-$64.90Details:enmoretheatre.com.au

▲The Sydney Institute ofMarine Sciencewillpresent a freemarine festival on Sunday September1. It will feature a sustainable seafood barbecue,livemusic, sea kayaking and other activities. Theeventwill be held at the finish line to the FantaseaHarbour Hike at Clifton Gardens reserve, ChowderBay from 10am-4pm. Details: harbourhike.com.

majorevents

STEVIEWRIGHTAug31Scott McRae in TheLife andMusic ofSteveWright andThe Easybeats. Cost:$49-$64.90Details:enmoretheatre.com.au

▲The Sydney Institute ofMarine Sciencewillpresent a freemarine festival on Sunday September1. It will feature a sustainable seafood barbecue,livemusic, sea kayaking and other activities. Theeventwill be held at the finish line to the FantaseaHarbour Hike at Clifton Gardens reserve, ChowderBay from 10am-4pm. Details: harbourhike.com.





SPANISHARTAug31-Nov 24Renaissance to Goya hasprints and drawings byartistsworking in Spain tothe Art Gallery of NSW.Cost: $7-$10Details:artgallery.nsw.gov.au

HARBOURHIKESep 1Celebrate Father’s Daywith a12kmhike along the harbourforeshore to raisemoney formarine science. Cost: $25-$35Details: simsharbourhike.gofundraise.com.au

LET IT BEAug30-31The partnership of JohnLennon and Paul McCar-tney is honouredwith LetIt Be at the Opera House.Cost: $89-$129Details:sydneyoperahouse.com

GLOWRUNAug31The PumaGlowRun is a fusionof fitness in amusic festivalatmospherewith a 5kmnightrun through Tumbalong Park inDarling Harbour. Cost: $50-$60Details: glowrun.com.au

Monday

LIFELINE GALABALLLifeline Harbour to Hawkesburywill host the Sapphire Gala Ball inthe Crystal Palace Ballroom at LunaPark, Olympic Drive, Milsons Point.Cost: $150.Details: lifeline-h2h.org.au.

Sunday

JAZZ TRIBUTETribute concertto EllaFitzgerald andMel Torme atthe CremorneOrpheumPicture Palace,380Military Rd,Cremorne, from 1pm.Details:orpheum.com.au.

ONYOURBIKEBicycle maintenance course atNorth Sydney Community Centre,220Miller St, North Sydney, from10am-2pm. Cost: free.Details:9922 2299 [email protected].

MUSICALROMANCEMr Showmanship Glenn Amerwillperform Cabaret in the Day:Romance! Romance! at Mosman ArtGallery, corner Art GalleryWay andMyahgah Rd, Mosman, from 3-5pm.Cost: $29 or $25 (concession).Details:mosmanartgallery.org.au.

Sept2

ShowersTop temp22C

Monday

Tuesday

MONDAYMATTERSMembers of theMosman branch ofthe Embroider’s Guild of NSWwillbe guest speakers at MondayMatters at Mosman Library from10.30am. Cost: FreeDetails:mosman.nsw.gov.au/events

ART INPLEIN SIGHTMosman art Society will host amorning of plein air art at BerryIsland Reserve, Wollstonecraft,from 10am-12.30pm.Details:mosmanartsociety.org.au

FUNDRAISINGBRUNCHRipples restaurant at Chowder Bayhosts a brunch at 9am to raisemoney for the Cancer Council ofNSW.Details: springseries.com.au

NATURE’S SHAPESCrows Nest publishers Allan &Unwin are hosting aworkshop6.30pm-8.30pm onwriting aboutmusic led bymusic journalist SimonReynolds.Cost: $50 including complimentarybook.Details: allenandunwin.com/faberacademy.

Sept3

SunnyTop temp18C

Tuesday

Wednesday

BUSINESSMEETS COUNCILMembers of the North SydneyChamber of Commerce and othermembers of the businesscommunity will meet with NorthSydney councillors at North SydneyCouncil Chambers, Level 1, 200Miller St, North Sydney from5.30-7pm . Cost: $22 (free formembers of North Sydney Chamberof Commerce).Details:northsydneychamber.com.au.

BOOKTALKDavid Hunt will discuss the truth ofAustralia’s past; frommegafauna toMacquarie. Question time, refresh-ments and book signings follow. AtStanton Library, 234Miller St,North Sydney from 1-2pm. Cost:FreeDetails: 9936 8400

AUTHORTALKSROYALTYSeptember 25Awardwinning author Blanched’Alpuget will discuss her novel TheYoung Lion about the relationshipbetween Geoffrey, Duke ofNormandy and Queen Eleanor ofFrance, at Mosman Library from7pm. Cost: $10, $8 (pensioners/students).Details: 9978 4091.

SPANISHARTAug31-Nov 24Renaissance to Goya hasprints and drawings byartistsworking in Spain tothe Art Gallery of NSW.Cost: $7-$10Details:artgallery.nsw.gov.au

HARBOURHIKESep 1Celebrate Father’s Daywith a12kmhike along the harbourforeshore to raisemoney formarine science. Cost: $25-$35Details: simsharbourhike.gofundraise.com.au

LET IT BEAug30-31The partnership of JohnLennon and Paul McCar-tney is honouredwith LetIt Be at the Opera House.Cost: $89-$129Details:sydneyoperahouse.com

GLOWRUNAug 31The PumaGlowRun is a fusionof fitness in amusic festivalatmospherewith a 5kmnightrun through Tumbalong Park inDarling Harbour. Cost: $50-$60Details: glowrun.com.au





Sept4

CloudyTop temp19C

Wednesday

Next

LEARNTOBE SPYKids aged 8-12 can learn how to bea super secret agent at this uniqueworkshop hosted by the StarfishClub. At Mosman Library, Lane Covefrom 4-5pm. Cost: Free.Details:trybooking.com/46043

GIRLSNIGHT INGirls Night In workshop for schoolgirls in years 6-8 at Mosman YouthCentre, 30 the Crescent, Mosmanfrom 5.30-8pmCost: $5Details:trybooking.com/DIRM .

Sept5

RainTop temp20C

Nextw

eek

WHAT’S COOKINGSerge Dansereau hosts a speciallunch celebrating his newcookbook on Thursday September5 at Bathers’ Pavilion, theEsplanade, Balmoral from noon.Cost: $85.Details: 9965 5050.

COMEDYTRIPLEChris Wainhouse, SeanWoodlandand Brett Nichols perform comedyon ThursdaySeptember 5, atthe Crows NestHotel, 1Willoughby Rd,from 8pm .Cost: free.Details:crowsnesthotel.com.au/comedy.html

FAMILY SNAPSBring interesting family photos tothe North Sydney Heritage centrefor HeritageWeek at StantonLibrary, 234Miller St, 10am-4pmon Saturday September 7. Cost:free.Details: 9936 8412.

MUSICAL SERENITYMusic meditation featuring pianoand flute at KirribilliNeighbourhood Centre, 16 FitzroySt, 4-5pm on Sunday, September 8.Details: [email protected]

Sept4

CloudyTop temp19C

Wednesday

Next

LEARNTOBE SPYKids aged 8-12 can learn how to bea super secret agent at this uniqueworkshop hosted by the StarfishClub. At Mosman Library, Lane Covefrom4-5pm. Cost: Free.Details:trybooking.com/46043

GIRLSNIGHT INGirls Night In workshop for schoolgirls in years 6-8 at Mosman YouthCentre, 30 the Crescent, Mosmanfrom 5.30-8pmCost: $5Details:trybooking.com/DIRM .

Sept5

RainTop temp20C

Nextw

eek

WHAT’S COOKINGSerge Dansereau hosts a speciallunch celebrating his newcookbook on Thursday September5 at Bathers’ Pavilion, theEsplanade, Balmoral from noon.Cost: $85.Details: 9965 5050.

COMEDYTRIPLEChris Wainhouse, SeanWoodlandand Brett Nichols perform comedyon ThursdaySeptember 5, atthe Crows NestHotel, 1Willoughby Rd,from 8pm .Cost: free.Details:crowsnesthotel.com.au/comedy.html

FAMILY SNAPSBring interesting family photos tothe North Sydney Heritage centrefor HeritageWeek at StantonLibrary, 234Miller St, 10am-4pmon Saturday September 7. Cost:free.Details: 9936 8412.

MUSICAL SERENITYMusic meditation featuring pianoand flute at KirribilliNeighbourhood Centre, 16 FitzroySt, 4-5pm on Sunday, September 8.Details: [email protected]





SYDNEY HARBOUR

Marine science gets festiveHIKING EVENT COINCIDESWITH FATHER’S DAY

ShireenKhalil

THE Harbour will spring

into action on the first day

of the season with the


Science’s third annual

Harbour Hike and free

Marine Festival on Sunday,

September 1.

It is also a great way to

spend Father’s Day with an

easy 12km walk around the

harbour foreshore or free

kayaking, childrens’ activi-

ties and a sustainable sea-

food barbecue.

Institute director Peter

Steinberg, of Marrickville,

said it was a great way to

experience the harbour.

FESTIVAL

■ The freeMarine festivalwillbe held at CliftonGardensReserve, 10am to4pm■ To register for thehike, visitharbourhike.com

‘‘The highlight is always

the walk along the harbour

which is a great way to

experience the natural mar-

ine environment as well as

bushland and the mix of

urban and natural environ-

ment that makes our har-

bour special,’’ Mr Steinberg

said.

Annandale seafood chef

Tom Kime will be hosting a

Cooking for Dad barbecue

on Chowder Bay.

‘‘We are joining the


Science to communicate the

message that we can protect

the future of our oceans and

still enjoy seafood, if we

make the right choices

about what species we catch

and eat,’’ Mr Kime said.

There will be food stalls,

entertainment, marine dis-

plays and activities.

The free Marine Festival

is open to the general public

and those who participate in

the hike, which raises funds

for the institute and the

research and protection of

Sydney Harbour.

Marrickville residentPeterSteinberg invites innerwest residents to travel a littlenorthand findout someof

whatmakes theharbour so special. Picture: DANNYAARONS

SYDNEY HARBOUR

Marine science gets festive


Inner West Courier, Sydney29 Aug 2013, by Shireen Khalil

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HORNSBY ADVOCATE

MEDICINEMANAGEMENTProvided by the Health PromotionService for Older People, this will helppeople manage their medicines to avoiddangerousmix-ups. Participants will begiven amedicine record card and shownhow to use the card when visiting theirdoctors, pharmacist and the hospital.At Hornsby Library from 10.30am. Cost:FreeDetails: 9847 6614

ARTYTRIVIANIGHTHornsby Art Society will hold a trivianight at Hornsby Leisure and LearningCentre, 25 Edgeworth David Ave, from7- 10pm. Cost: $10Detail: 9476 8869 [email protected]

MOZARTCONCERTThe Sydney Soloists will performworksof Mozart, Beethoven and Dvorak forthe SydneyMozart Society at the GillianMoore Performing Arts Centre, atPymble Ladies College, Avon Rd, Pymble.Show starts 8pm. Cost: $28Details:sydneymozartsociety.com.au

FESTIVALOFPRAYERThe KagyuMonlam Sydney Festival ofprayer will be held at the Concourse inChatswood from today to Sunday.Prayers will be led by a gathering ofSanghamembers, both local and fromother parts of theworld including India,Nepal, Sikkim. Cost: FreeDetails:monlamaustralia.com

Saturday

BEROWRABUSHWALKA guided bushwalk will be held throughJoe Craft’s Creek. It will pass throughopen forest with spectacular views andbeautiful sandstone. Thewalk starts from9am at thewalk in Berowra. Cost: FreeDetails: 9847 6832

PIANOSPLENDOURKu-ring-gai PhilharmonicOrchestra will presentPiano Splendour, apiano-themed concertfeaturing Phillip Shovkperforming Brahms’Mighty Piano Concerto no 2.At Pymble Ladies College inAvon Rd, Pymble from 8pm. Cost: $30Details: kpo.org.au

NIGHTOFNATIONSDon’t miss Epping Baptist Church’s Nightof Nations. Come dressed in any nationalcostume or multicultural clothes for anight of entertainment, fun and gamesfor all ages, plus amulticultural supper.Cost: $5 adults, free for children andfirst-timers to Epping Baptist ChurchDetails: 9869 1000 or [email protected]

ARDENSPRINGFAIRCarnival rides, face painting, craft, cakes,jams, plants and a cafe carnivale servinghigh tea are all featured at the ArdenSpring Fair at the Beecroft campus,from 8am-3pm. At 39-43 Wongala Cres,Beecroft. Cost: FreeDetails: 9484 1146

SYDNEYUNIOPENDAYThe University of Sydney is opening itsdoors to future students, their familiesand friends, andmembers of the publicinterested in seeingwhat one ofAustralia’s leading universities has tooffer. The Open Day is a great opportunity

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Aug31-Sept1W

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Aug30

Shower or twoTop temp:26C

Friday

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Hornsby Advocate, Sydney29 Aug 2013

General News, page 20 - 1,175.65 cm²Suburban - circulation 51,090 (---T---)


Sep2

Mostly fineTop temp:22C, 21C

Mon-Tue

W

Monday

WALKWITHNATIVEORCHIDSTheMondayWalk and Talk at Ku-ring-gaiWildflower Garden, willfeature native orchids. BillJones will show you someof the 35 species foundat the gardens. Therewill be orchids and otherplants for sale. Meet9.45am at the EducationCentre, wear suitable shoesand hat, and bring a drink. Cost: $5,includes notesDetails: 9498 6052 orblandfordia.org.au

MULTICULTURALHEALTHTomark Multicutlural HealthWeek,Hornsby Council is running a healthseminar in Mandarin featuring ear,nose and throat surgeon Dr Tony Kuo.The sessionwill cover snoring andobstructive sleep apnoea, blocked nosesand sinusitis, tinnitus and hearing loss.At Hornsby Library from 6.30pm.Bookings are essential. Cost: FreeDetails: 9847 6614

HEALTHTALKParkinson’s disease is the secondmostcommon neurodegenerative diseaseafter dementia. An information sessionwill be held at Hornsby Library for thosewhowant to find out more about livingwith the disease. Denise Forrest caresfor her husband Ian and theywill talkabout their experiences from 11.15am.Cost: FreeDetails: 9847 6614

Tuesday

RECYCLETOURLearn about what happens to all yourhousehold recycling with a tour of theSmithfield Materials Recycling Facility.It will leave Hornsby at 9.15am,returning at 12.45pm. Cost: FreeDetails: 9847 4856

Are you holding an eventyouwant people to knowabout? Email [email protected]

to get one-on-one advice aboutadmissions, courses and study fromfaculty representatives, careerexperts and admissions advisers at theinformation booths from 9am-4pm.Cost: FreeDetails: sydney.edu.au/openday

GETSTUCKINTODIYThe start of spring is the ideal time toget stuck into DIY projects around thehome and garden. Hornsby and uppernorth shore residents are encouraged toincrease their knowledge and learnhelpful tips and tricks at BunningsWarehouse Thornleigh’s free DIYworkshops. Held at 11am, 12.30pm and2pm each Saturday and Sunday, thehands-onworkshops will cover a widerange of spring topics to apply aroundthe home and garden. Cost: FreeDetails: 9479 9000

Sunday

YOGAFORSENIORSFree yoga classes forseniors are heldevery Sundayfrom 4-5pm atPennant HillsLeisure andLearning Centre,8Warne St,Pennant Hills.They are run bySpiritofIndia.org, anon-profit organisation. Cost: FreeDetails: 0412 202 182

GOTURBOWITHDADAt 11am at Event Cinemas Hornsby,there will be a father’s day advancedscreening of Turbo. This 3D comedyis from themakers ofMadagascarandwill be loved by parents andyoungsters alike. Cost: $14Details:eventcinemans.com.au

to get one-on-one advice aboutadmissions, courses and study fromfaculty representatives, careerexperts and admissions advisers at theinformation booths from 9am-4pm.Cost: FreeDetails: sydney.edu.au/openday

GETSTUCKINTODIYThe start of spring is the ideal time toget stuck into DIY projects around thehome and garden. Hornsby and uppernorth shore residents are encouraged toincrease their knowledge and learnhelpful tips and tricks at BunningsWarehouse Thornleigh’s free DIYworkshops. Held at 11am, 12.30pm and2pm each Saturday and Sunday, thehands-onworkshops will cover a widerange of spring topics to apply aroundthe home and garden. Cost: FreeDetails: 9479 9000

Sunday

YOGAFORSENIORSFree yoga classes forseniors are heldevery Sundayfrom 4-5pm atPennant HillsLeisure andLearning Centre,8Warne St,Pennant Hills.They are run bySpiritofIndia.org, anon-profit organisation. Cost: FreeDetails: 0412 202 182

GOTURBOWITHDADAt 11am at Event Cinemas Hornsby,there will be a father’s day advancedscreening of Turbo. This 3D comedyis from themakers ofMadagascarandwill be loved by parents andyoungsters alike. Cost: $14Details:eventcinemans.com.au





Mostly fine. Toptemp:25C

Sep4Th

ursday

Sep3

Mostly fineTop temp:26C

Wednesday

Partly cloudyTop temp:19C

CROCSANDMANGROVESDr GraemeWells will be guest speakerat The Hornsby Conservation Societymeeting at the Old Berowra DistrictHall, corner BerowraWaters andCrowley roads, Berowra from 7.45pm.DrWells will present an illustrated talkabout crocodiles, mangroves andclimate change. Supper will be servedafterwards.Details: 9457 8283

PRIZEDSCULPTURESTheWilloghby Sculpture Prize 2013exhibition will run 10am to 5pm dailyuntil September 22, as part of theWilloughby Spring Festival. This year’stheme is Connexion Points: Sites ofExchange/Types of Exchange. Theexhibition will be held at the Art Spaceon The Concourse and at theIncinerator Art Space, 2 Small St,Willoughby. Cost: FreeDetails:springfestival.willoughby.nsw.gov.au

EPPINGMEN’SPLACEMen of all ages are invited to EppingMen’s Place to learn new skills, meetnew friends and relax. Opportunitiesto volunteer are also available. Thegroupmeets from 10am-4pm at9 Chester St, Epping.Details:0435 797 493, 1300 734 259 [email protected]

Lookingahead

AUTHORTALKSAFRICASeptember19Author Greg Barronwill visitHornsby Library to discuss hisnew book, Savage Tide, whichbegins in refugee camps inEast Africa and ends in Syria’sparched deserts. Bookingsessential. Cost: $5, includeslight refreshments Details:[email protected]

SPRINGSTROLLTake a stroll through the beautifulKu-ring-gai Wildflower Gardens with anexpert guide to learn about local plantsand enjoy their vibrant display. Meet atthe education centre, 420Mona Vale Rd,at 10am. Cost: $6Details: 9424 0893

NOTAWORDThe comedy-dramaNot AWordwill beheld at the Riverside Theatres’ RaffertysTheatre from September 3-6. The showis about class systems and howlanguage, among other things, can havea bearing on your placing in theworld. Itfollows the lives of low-class street kids,a middle-class couple and a high-classsocialite snob. Cost: $35 adults, $30concessionsDetails: 8839 3399 orriversideparramatta.com.au

TABLETENNISTIPSPick up some ping pong tips and perfectyour winning shot at Ku-ring-gaiCouncil’s free table tennis lessons. Theclasses are available to participants of allages and skill levels. The next weeklyclasses will take place today andSeptember 11, between 4.30-5pm atthe Fitz Youth Centre, St Ives VillageGreen, Memorial Avenue, St Ives.Cost: FreeDetails: 9424 0994 [email protected]

Mostly fine. Toptemp:25C

Sep4Th

ursday

Sep3

Mostly fineTop temp:26C

Wednesday

Partly cloudyTop temp:19C

CROCSANDMANGROVESDr GraemeWells will be guest speakerat The Hornsby Conservation Societymeeting at the Old Berowra DistrictHall, corner BerowraWaters andCrowley roads, Berowra from 7.45pm.DrWells will present an illustrated talkabout crocodiles, mangroves andclimate change. Supper will be servedafterwards.Details: 9457 8283

PRIZEDSCULPTURESTheWilloghby Sculpture Prize 2013exhibition will run 10am to 5pm dailyuntil September 22, as part of theWilloughby Spring Festival. This year’stheme is Connexion Points: Sites ofExchange/Types of Exchange. Theexhibition will be held at the Art Spaceon The Concourse and at theIncinerator Art Space, 2 Small St,Willoughby. Cost: FreeDetails:springfestival.willoughby.nsw.gov.au

EPPINGMEN’SPLACEMen of all ages are invited to EppingMen’s Place to learn new skills, meetnew friends and relax. Opportunitiesto volunteer are also available. Thegroupmeets from 10am-4pm at9 Chester St, Epping.Details:0435 797 493, 1300 734 259 [email protected]

Lookingahead

AUTHORTALKSAFRICASeptember19Author Greg Barronwill visitHornsby Library to discuss hisnew book, Savage Tide, whichbegins in refugee camps inEast Africa and ends in Syria’sparched deserts. Bookingsessential. Cost: $5, includeslight refreshments Details:[email protected]

SPRINGSTROLLTake a stroll through the beautifulKu-ring-gai Wildflower Gardens with anexpert guide to learn about local plantsand enjoy their vibrant display. Meet atthe education centre, 420Mona Vale Rd,at 10am. Cost: $6Details: 9424 0893

NOTAWORDThe comedy-dramaNot AWordwill beheld at the Riverside Theatres’ RaffertysTheatre from September 3-6. The showis about class systems and howlanguage, among other things, can havea bearing on your placing in theworld. Itfollows the lives of low-class street kids,a middle-class couple and a high-classsocialite snob. Cost: $35 adults, $30concessionsDetails: 8839 3399 orriversideparramatta.com.au

TABLETENNISTIPSPick up some ping pong tips and perfectyour winning shot at Ku-ring-gaiCouncil’s free table tennis lessons. Theclasses are available to participants of allages and skill levels. The next weeklyclasses will take place today andSeptember 11, between 4.30-5pm atthe Fitz Youth Centre, St Ives VillageGreen, Memorial Avenue, St Ives.Cost: FreeDetails: 9424 0994 [email protected]





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GLOWRUNAug 31The Puma Glow Runis a fusion of fitnessin amusic festivalatmosphere with a 5kmnight run throughTumbalong Park inDarling Harbour. Cost:$50-$60Details:glowrun.com.au

SPANISHARTAug 31 toNov 24Renaissance to Goyabrings prints anddrawings by artistsworking in Spain withmore than 200 years ofproduction to the ArtGallery of NSW. Cost:$7-$10Details:artgallery.nsw.gov.au

STEVIEWRIGHTSep 6-29Scott McRaewillperform 18 top hits inThe Life andMusic ofSteveWright and TheEasybeats, a theatricalmusical, at EnmoreTheatre at 8pm. Cost:$49-$64.90Details:enmoretheatre.com.au

LETITBEAug 30-31Themusical and lyricalpartnership of Beatlesmembers John Lennonand Paul McCartneywill be honouredwithLet It Be at the SydneyOpera House. Cost:$89-$129Details:sydneyoperahouse.com

HARBOURHIKESep 1Celebrate Father’s Daywith a 12km hike on theharbour foreshore onthe Fantasea HarbourHike to raise moneyfor marine science.Cost: $25-$35Details:simsharbourhike.gofundraise.com.au

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