Reverend Bill Crews uses celebrity to help people in need
The reverend uses his people power for good, securing a staggering $70 million in fundraising over nearly 40 years and serving nine million meals to those in need.
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The reverend uses his people power for good, securing a staggering $70 million in fundraising over nearly 40 years and serving nine million meals to those in need.
An unassuming Aussie public servant who lived in a run-down Sydney semi and ate baked beans for dinner has stunned and delighted a homelessness charity with a massive $4.5million bequest.
City of Sydney’s Lord Mayor Clover Moore said she had been told demand for free food was now far higher than during the COVID pandemic.
From Tuesday in NSW, individuals caught selling single-use items, including plastic straws, knives, forks, plastic containers or plastic-stemmed cotton buds can be hit with an $11,000 fine.
From November 1, all single-use plastic will be banned in NSW, and individuals could be hit with an $11,000 fine for supplying items such as plastic straws, knives and forks with takeaway meals.