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“Nunsense A-Men” is your traditional “Nunsense” the musical, but featuring a cast of five men,” explained Niko Stamos, Titusville Playhouse’s production manager and education director. This production even ratchets up the silly factor by casting five of the male staff members at the playhouse. The guys taking the nonsense seriously are Stamos himself, executive director Steven Heron, Jonathan Willis, Jordyn Linkous and Luke Atkison, all of whom dutifully don the habit and discard their dignity. Resident music director Spencer Crosswell, usually seen in live bands or heard in voic...

In the 90th anniversary year of the classic film's US release, there's a far more authentic vision of the creature first imagined by author Mary Shelley - without a bolt in sight.

Jonathan Wills is leaving ITV Anglia News after 13 years. - Credit: ITV Anglia Television presenter Jonathan Wills has announced that he is leaving ITV News Anglia. Mr Wills, who has been presenting ITV News Anglia since 2008, revealed he will be heading home to Jersey for a similar job with ITV News Channel TV. Mr Wills made the announcement on Twitter and said it had been a "privilege" to present the 6pm news on Anglia over his years with the broadcaster. He said: "It has been such a privilege to be able to bring you the stories making the news each night at 6.

Premium Content Subscriber only From driving on back roads to major highways, multiple drug drivers have appeared in Gatton Magistrates Court for their offences. Here’s five drug drivers who appeared in the Gatton Magistrates Court since January.   Christopher James Rayner A Lockyer Valley man claimed he “drilled his thumb out” after hitting it with a hammer and used meth to numb the pain, the Gatton court heard. Police prosecutor senior constable Narelle Lowe said Rayner was intercepted driving along Eastern Drive, Gatton, where he was asked to conduct a roadside drug test....

Flags fly over Ballina Shire Council. Photo David Lowe. Cr Meehan said he was ‘completely unhappy’ with the date of Australia Day, noting that his opinion had ‘morphed’ over the years. He said it’s now clear that the time has come for our nation to ‘seriously embrace’ the change to a date that is comfortable and acceptable for the whole community. At the end of the meeting, Cr Meehan’s motion to write to the PM and begin a national dialogue to find a new date was supported by Cr Nathan Willis. Not a happy date Cr Meehan said that while it was great to acknowledge community ac...