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ABC presenter Paul Kennedy’s memoir touches on masculinity, teen angst, and his self-sabotage of a promising footy career for fear of not proving good enough.

ABC presenter Paul Kennedy’s memoir touches on masculinity, teen angst, and his self-sabotage of a promising footy career for fear of not proving good enough.

ABC presenter Paul Kennedy’s memoir touches on masculinity, teen angst, and his self-sabotage of a promising footy career for fear of not proving good enough.

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Sydney’s newest hotspots launch us into a summer of good food

Iconic bakery Mrs Mac’s is launching a new brand campaign via King Street. The campaign has been developed to support the brand relaunch and showcases its bakery heritage and passion for making great tasting pies.

Its first meeting was held at Bebington Oval on April 7, 1971. Meetings then took place in two caravans, one at Thurstaston Visitor Centre and one at Eastham Country Park, each weekend during the summer months. The original committee consisted of chairman Major Frank White, Margaret Gilmour, Henry Larsen, Nora MacMillan (Mrs Mac), David Mills, Jane Ratcliffe, Richard Smith and Graham Taylor. Linda Higginbottom, member of the group said: "Jim Gilmour, a previous secretary to the committ...

Halloween by four years, Bob Clark’s 1974 seminal slasher Black Christmas, with its prowling unseen perpetrator’s point-of-view camera moves and creepy predominantly housebound premise, arguablay set the standard for the horror subgenre. Of course, it’s loosely based on the old urban legend of ‘the babysitter and the man upstairs’, concerning a sitter who receives disturbing phone calls from a stalker who insists that she “check the children”, only for it to later emerge that the...