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Sunday, November 8, 2026
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    WestCONnex Action Group gathered on September 19 to support members of the group who are camping on the Euston Road side of Sydney Park to prevent the destruction of hundreds of trees and 14,000 square metres of the park that will be resumed for road widening for Westconnex. Ten days later in pouring rain #occupySydneyPark campers were huddled under tarpaulins hoping for clear weather on Saturday October 1 for the Save Sydney Park Festival. Follow developments @westconnexactiongroup.   Photo: Lyn Turnbull 
    Urban Design

    WestConnex: A rushed, billion-dollar bandaid?

    Dean Thorby - October 8, 2016
    The “live” graffiti mural at the Beams Festival involved 50 artists – each painting two square metres of a 100-metre-long canvas that was later auctioned to help young refugees Photo: Richard Heersmink
    Locals

    Chippo Beams with festival spirit

    Marjorie Lewis-Jones - October 8, 2016
    Breast cancer survivors former NSW Premier Nick Greiner and Consumer Finance Specialist Lisa Montgomery (far right) with MC Julie McCrossin at the Breast Cancer Network Australia Pink Lady Luncheon on September 22. Photo: David Reavely  
    Health

    Mate, you have breast cancer

    David Reavely - October 8, 2016
    Two-hundred-and-thirty-six dogs, 25 cats, one budgie and two rats were given free health checks by veterinary students at Northcott Pet Day on September 10    Photo: Supplied 
    Locals

    Northcott Pet Day bridges divides 

    Kris Shalvey - October 8, 2016
    Photo iStock
    Human Affairs

    Privatised prisons will put profit first

    Stafford Sanders - October 8, 2016
    Hazem Sedda’s store draws international shoppers but still makes locals feel at home Photo: Bec Lewis
    Locals

    Talking shop

    Poppy Burnett - October 8, 2016
    Cartoon: norrie mAy-welby
    Cartoons

    Serco

    norrie mAy-welby - September 10, 2016
    Uncategorized

    Wordplays – Rever(e)ie

    Lyn Turnbull - September 10, 2016
    Uncategorized

    Wordplays – Jack

    Lyn Turnbull - September 10, 2016
    Faith

    A Community of faith

    Dorothy McRae-McMahon - September 10, 2016
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