November News
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Saturday January 29, 2011
First Test November 21-25 at the GabbaHAPPY BIRTHDAY
Friday October 30, 2009
November 1, Tina Arena, singer, 42; November 4, Curtis Stone, chef, 34; November 7, Mark Philippoussis, 33, tennis player; November 10, Chris Lilley, comedian, 35; November 12 Radha Mitchell, actor, 36; November 17, Mark Brandon "Chopper" Read, former criminal, 55; November 17, Kate Ceberano, 43, singer; November 23, Merv Hughes, retired cricketer, 48; November 24, Shane Bourne, actor/comedian, 60; November 25, Peter Siddle, cricketer, 25; November 26, Natalie Gauci, singer, 28; November 28, Andrew Bogut, basketballplayer, 25.NEED TO KNOW
Friday October 30, 2009
Something for everyone this month, starting with the annual moustache drive for men's health, Movember. Melbourne Cup Day (November 3) breaks the mid-year public holiday drought and Remembrance Day (November 11) gives us a chance to pause and reflect. You can see the Festival of Jewish Cinema (from November 12-29) and from November 5 you can catch Michael Moore's latest film, Capitalism: A Love Story and Eric Bana in The Time Traveller's Wife. Bangarra Dance Theatre presents a retrospective from November 6 and the festival season rolls on with the Polish Festival at Fed Square (November 15), the Big West Festival in Footscray (November 20-29) and the Queenscliff Music Festival (November 27-29). Tiger Woods pockets his $3-million appearance fee at the Masters and Dennis Hopper is in town (both from November 12). Seinfeld's Jason Alexander presents his Comedy Spectacular at Regent Theatre from November 27. There's a new exhibition of AC/DC memorabilia at the Arts Centre (from November 7). If you've missed out on tickets to the RocKwiz Christmas special (November 24-26) head down to the first Suzuki Night Market for a feed, on November 25.From Light Beginnings, Glory Came
Tuesday December 30, 2008
IT WAS a year with a welcome arrival and a tragic departure. Vladimir Ashkenazy, who becomes the Sydney Symphony's principal conductor and artistic adviser next year, returned in November for another single-composer festival (Elgar) and coaxed from the orchestra its best playing as well as an outstanding performance of the First Symphony and an anguished reading of the Cello Concerto by soloist Jian Wang.Snap Reflex In Koala Drama
Monday December 29, 2008
IT was a missed meeting with a friend that led to Simon Marlan wandering around Blackbutt Reserve on an afternoon in November.Dude, Where's Our Nuclear Waste?
Sunday December 28, 2008
SOME people are careless with radioactive stuff. North Korea, with its nuclear tests, is one example. Another is Homer Simpson who, in the opening credits of The Simpsons, leaves a nuclear plant with a green radioactive rod lodged in his shirt. Now there's Cadbury Schweppes, which in late November lost in Melbourne two pieces of radioactive equipment that remain at large.Market Falls Less Severe In Victoria
Monday December 15, 2008
VICTORIAN-BASED companies fared better on the sharemarket last month than those based in most of the other mainland states, according to the Deloitte stock index for November.Helfgott Brilliant
Friday December 12, 2008
Helfgott brilliant
My wife and I are grateful for William Verity's article (Mercury, November 18), alerting readers to David Helfgott's Shine On piano recital at Mittagong Playhouse on December 8.Harbour Lovers Unite
Tuesday December 9, 2008
Harbour lovers unite
I had a feeling of dread and desperation after reading Paul Myjavecs letter (Saturday, November 29) about developing Wollongong Harbour.Climate Debating Points Subtracted In Short Term
Saturday December 6, 2008
Accusing a scientist of falsifying data is a grave and professionally damaging charge, about the worst one can make. Michael Duffy was careless and wrong to allege that Rajendra Pachauri, the chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, "fudged" climate data during his recent public lecture in Sydney ("Truly inconvenient truths about climate change being ignored", November 8).Play Founders On Padded Script
Friday December 5, 2008
THEATRE
BELLE'S LINE
Old Fitzroy Theatre, November 30
Until December 23November Lake Macquarie Named After Governor Lachlan Macquarie. Area: About 750 Sq Km. Population: 183,139
Thursday December 4, 2008
NOVEMBER
LAKE MACQUARIE Named after Governor Lachlan Macquarie. Area: About 750 sq km. Population: 183,139Expanded Trio Does Some Grand Seraphic Repertoire Work
Wednesday December 3, 2008
SERAPHIM TRIO
Melba Hall, November 28
www.seraphimtrio.comMercury Soars Hard And Fast To Greet Summer
Wednesday December 3, 2008
THE summer heat has arrived after a drier-than-average November that yielded Newcastle's coldest day in 20 years.A Standout Performance
Tuesday December 2, 2008
MSO CHAMBER PLAYERS
Iwaki Auditorium, Southbank
November 30
www.mso.com.auGilham Does Have Support From His Extended Family
Tuesday December 2, 2008
I write to correct some inaccuracies in the article about Jeffrey Gilham ("Guilty of killing parents, 15 years on", November 29-30).Towering Moments Of Power
Tuesday December 2, 2008
SYDNEY SYMPHONY
MICHELE CAMPANELLA
Sydney Opera House Concert Hall, November 28Keep Historic Harbour
Tuesday December 2, 2008
Keep historic harbour
I read with interest the letter from Paul Myjavec (Mercury November 29, re Wollongong Harbour).A Fluffy Bunny That Needs Sharper Teeth
Monday December 1, 2008
RABBIT
Wharf Theatre, Sydney Theatre Company, November 27
Until January 18Lack Of Transparency
Monday December 1, 2008
Lack of transparency
Wollongong Harbour Consultative Committee chairman David Fuller calls community groups such as ROC and the wider public, such as the 300 who attended a public meeting, as "naysayers"(Mercury November 26).