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AUTUMN – ISSUE 34
• Riverside Stables opens for business
• Liverpool Australia Day Celebrations
• Lara Dabbagh
• Light up the lake
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AUTUMN 2018 Contents
Features
8-9 Riverside Stables -
Open for business
10-11 UOW - South West
Sydney Campus
opens School of
Law in Liverpool
Light up the lake - p12
20 $2m grant for
Liverpool
Cancer Wellness
Centre
Liverpool Council “What’s On”
31 Liverpool Council -
Spring events
Liverpool’s Australia Day - p16-17
Stuff
4 Editorial
6 Tourism is big business in Liverpool
8-9 Riverside Stables - open for business
10 -11 UOW - Opens School of Law in Liverpool
12 Light up the lake is amazing
13 Connections Fair
14 Liverpool sizzles in summer heat
Publisher/Editor/Sales and Advertising: 15 La Rumbla launces Streats
Your Liverpool: 16-17 Liverpool Australia Day - Lara Dabbagh
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www.yourliverpool.com.au 18 Chris Hayes MP Federal Member for Fowler
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It is the footprints of Liverpool’s
history that defines this great city.
As the fourth oldest town in
Australia, that history stands
testament to our significance
in the Australian story of which
Liverpool can be very proud.
Pride in place is what you see
visually when you drive through the small towns
dotted along highways between Australia’s major
cities. of people working in Liverpool but leaving Liverpool
Small towns each with well defined historic footprints. at the end of each day, to go somewhere else they
call “home” to sleep each night.
Small towns with strong cohesive communities,
created because their citizens depend on their Recent changes to local government has reduced
town to meet all their needs, work, entertainment, the local community’s opportunity to participate in
housing, and viable economies. determining outcomes for our city, undermining our
sense of ownership of our city
Small towns who have stable populations with
generations of the same families growing the town. The uncertainty of regional collaboration determining
what “our place” will be in consideration of the
Small towns where the community still has the
Western City needs, and hoping that will match our
opportunity to determine outcomes for their town,
expectations.
enabling a sense of “ownership” that is not only
conducive to creating pride in place, but also in However, despite the above challenges and
maintaining it. uncertainties, I hope that Liverpool continues to take
even greater pride in the presentation of Liverpool
Considering the above as that which creates “pride
that can match those picture perfect little towns that
in place” in the small country towns, it is easy to see
dot our highways.
our challenges in Liverpool.
I once described Liverpool as having “a bit of city
Not withstanding the original custodians of this land
style and a lot of country soul”. Liverpool’s city style
and the families who have lived here for generations,
is set to become bigger, but it is our country soul
we now welcome 100 new people every week.
that has delivered and has to continue to deliver
Liverpool cannot provide work for all our residents our pride in place. Lets all continue to do our bit to
with approximately 70% having to seek work outside keep Liverpool clean and show we have pride in this
our city. place we call our home.
At the same time we have ever increasing numbers Karress Rhodes
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offer, it is one of the most convenient central access point for tourist day trips to the
Sydney South Coast, Sydney South West, the Blue Mountains, the Sydney CBD. and the
North Coast.
Featuring Four Star, Executive suites and 1, 2 or 3 bedroom Self-Contained apartments.
State of the art conference facilities, catering for 20 to 350 guests includes the Belle Fonte
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Tourism is Big Business in Liverpool
Tourism is big business for all Hunt said.
businesses in Liverpool, we just have The tourism and visitation market will only get bigger
to maximise our opportunities. once the new airport opens.
The most recent figures on tourism from *Tourism Fairfield was recently promoted in a Chinese Tourism
Research Australia (TRA) clearly indicates that magazine that is delivered directly into the Chinese
International tourism together with Education are the Inbound Operators markets. The same opportunity is
boom sectors for the Australian Tourism Industry. now available for Liverpool.
From TRA figures the country leading in contribution With three Universities in the Liverpool CBD, the
to the International Tourism sector is China who has opportunities for Liverpool to increase our visitation
doubled the number of people who come to holiday economy through the Education Tourism sector has
in Australia since the census in 2014 from 376,400 to never looked better.
635,552 in 2017. Tom Wang, owner of Quest Liverpool has already
New Zealand leads the way for Friends and Relatives organised Cultural Study Tours directly from China
visiting Australia growing from 75,000 in 2014 to with graduating students who are about to choose a
401,007 in 2017. University to continue their studies.
Liverpool has always done well in the visiting Friends “I have arranged the Cultural Study Tours so that the
and Relatives sector because of its multi-cultural students can familiarise themselves with the Australian
population, but it is the new opportunities for Liverpool culture, and feel comfortable in Liverpool so that they
in the International,Education and Business sectors of may consider applying to one of our Universities here
the Tourism and Visitation market that is emerging in in Liverpool”, Wang said.
Liverpool. The recent opening of the Riverside Stables will also
In 2017 the total trip spend by Chinese holidaying in contribute to Liverpool’s visitation economy. They have
Australia was $2,958,103. raised the bar with a 5 star operation that will attract
individual tourists outside the current inbound tour
Chinese students are also choosing to be educated in groups that is already flooding into Liverpool.
Australia, contributing $4,782,261 in 2017 the highest
spend compared to other countries. Liverpool Council has recently re-engaged with the
community by re-establishing the Tourism and Events
The opportunities for Liverpool to create employment Committee, so that Liverpool may take full advantage
and increase the local visitor economy through these of the existing and emerging opportunities for Liverpool
emerging sectors has never looked better. in the Tourism and Visitation sector.
Hotels in the Liverpool, Fairfield area report that they In 2016 the tourism sector contributed $161 million,
have seen a huge increase in International Tourists, (17%) to Liverpool’s gross Regional Product and
from the Chinese and Asian markets already staying in delivered 2.9% of full-time equivalent jobs.
their hotels, growing from 20,000 to 200,000 per year,
It is a time of great opportunity for Liverpool to
in 2017. become a leading centre for Tourism and Visitation
“It is our strategic position within the Sydney basin in Sydney’s South West. Liverpool is currently leading
that has made Liverpool a preferred accommodation as a preferred destination for accommodation in the
destination for the Chinese inbound market,” said International Chinese inbound market in South West
Harry Hunt President of the South West Sydney Sydney. Tourism assets include being the fourth oldest
Tourism Taskforce. city in Australia. We have three universities, and the
Tourism operators have realized that Liverpool largest free standing hospital in Australia with attached
provides the best opportunity for tourists to see all that medical research facilities all in the CBD.
Sydney has to offer from our one convenient location. The future for Tourism and Visitation in Liverpool has
“From Liverpool they are able to do day trips into never looked so good.
Sydney CBD, the South Coast, the Blue Mountains, *www.tra.gov.au/research/international-visitors-to-australia/
and even Canberra to visit all the iconic tourist sites international-tourism-statistics/international-tourism-statistics
more conveniently than any other location in Sydney,” www.southwestsydneytourism.org.au
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Opening ceremony plants a Moreton Bay
fig tree, grown from saplings of the famous
Newmarket Fig Tree
Opening ceremony unveiling of the statue The
Riverside Stables - The complete Yearling by Artist Tanya Bartlett, of Maryland.
package
The William Inglis Hotel - 144 hotel rooms named and
themed, after one of many champion racehorses
The first ever Sale at Riverside Stables
sold through an Inglis sale ring.
has doubled as the best Classic sale in
Newmarket Room Restaurant - paddock to plate the company’s history.
style restaurant.
The sale’s average ended at $94,486, a 34%
Ringside bar and the Heroic Café in the lobby. increase from last year while the median ($75,000,
Chiltern Pool Deck & Bar - Rooftop view, overlooking up 36%) and gross ($48,188,000, up 34%) were
the racecourse and stable precinct, with sweeping also significant risers.
views of the Georges River and Chipping Norton The clearance rate ended at a remarkable 92%.
In a phenomenal sale:
Lake.
A total of 53 vendors enjoyed a 100% clearance rate
Wellness Center and Day Spa - to pamper clients through Book 1, led by Sledmere Stud (21 from 21).
during sales and hotel customers throughout the
Leading vendor by aggregate was Newgate Farm
year,
($2,897,500) while by average (for three or more
Fully equipped gym overlooking the grounds. sold) was Carramar Park ($199,375).
Conferencing facilities include - The Grand Armee Leading buyer was Darby Racing with 15 purchases
Meeting Room and the Gallery for $1,367,000 while the spread of the buying bench
Inglis Sales Arena which adjoins the hotel. covered the majority of Australian States to the USA,
Singapore, NZ, Japan and Hong Kong.
Corporate suites for VIPs to dine and bid in private Leading stallion by aggregate was Newgate Farm’s
with access to a mezzanine bar, the 1867 Lounge. Deep Field, with 29 of his progeny selling for
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2018 INGLIS CLASSIC YEARLING SALE
Left: Michael Sullivan folowing Wins instructions on how to light the candles on her 100th Birthday cake and warned
him they better not be any of those fancy ones you cannot blow out!.
Above: Win and friends at her 100th Birthday Right: Win Farmer. Fairfield West School 1925. Standing behind the
teacher Miss Lawrence, with the blonde hair.
Opening Yearling Sale : The Inglis sales arena
deserved to be rewarded with the quality of the
buying bench that’s turned up and the quality of the
horses that the vendors have bought to the sale,’’
Newgate’s Henry Field said.
Inglis Managing Director Mark Webster was stunned
by the overall results.
“As far as I’m aware there has never been a select
yearling sale anywhere in the world that has enjoyed
a clearance rate as high as 92% before, so to our
loyal vendors and all of our buyers, I thank you,’’
Webster said.
“The statistics are a testament to the quality of horse
that has been presented over the past three days”.
“It’s a new era at Riverside Stables and it’s a new era
for the Classic sale. The great thing about it is the
improvement in quality over the past few years has
made this a sale of international quality,” Webster
said.
The top Lot was a Spirit Of Boom x Our Dreaming
colt (Lot 569), purchased by Blue Sky Bloodstock
from the Gleeson Thoroughbred Connections draft
for $410,000.
Opening Yearling Sale : The bidding action 2018 INGLIS CLASSIC YEARLING SALE
BOOK 1 STATISTICS (2017 in brackets)
$3,474,500 while Yarraman Park’s I Am Invincible Lots sold: 510 (505)
topped the averages (for three or more sold) at
$260,455. Clearance Rate: 92% (90%)
A total of 187 Lots sold for $100,000 or more, Average Price: $94,486 ($71,342)
compared to 107 last year and 10 in 2013. Median Price: $75,000 ($55,000)
“We’re very pleased, it’s been a great sale and Top Price: $480,000 ($400,000)
Inglis have put so much into the complex and they Gross: $48,188,000 ($36,025,500)
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Feature
Michael Kirby opens University of Wollongong School of Law in Liverpool
University of Wollongong - South West Sydney Campus
opens School of Law in Liverpool
Michael Kirby launches School of Law of these courses will also be available for study in
part-time mode.
at South Western Sydney campus - Law
double degree to open opportunities for In 2018, the Federal Government’s Quality Indicators
local students for Learning and Teaching (QILT) ranked UOW as
the best university in NSW and the ACT for Law and
Students in South Western Sydney will now have Paralegal Studies. In addition, the highly influential
access to a world-class legal education on their Times Higher Education World University Rankings
doorstep with the launch of the School of Law at the for 2018 ranked UOW Law 85th worldwide, a position
University of Wollongong’s Liverpool campus. of third in New South Wales.
The launch heralds another step forward for the Professor Colin Picker, Dean of Law at UOW, said he
South Western Sydney Campus, which opened in was thrilled to be able to launch the School of Law to
2017, with the aim of providing students in the region students in South Western Sydney.
with new opportunities to continue their educational
“Studying law provides our students with a thorough
dreams without having to travel outside the region.
grounding in the law, but it also changes the way
The Honourable Michael Kirby, AC CMG, former they look at the world; it encourages them to think
justice of the High Court of Australia, launched the critically, to engage with ideas and to focus on
School of Law on Wednesday (14 February). the social and ethical contexts in which the law
The School of Law at South Western Sydney will operates,” Professor Picker said.
initially offer the Bachelor of Laws, which students “UOW’s School of Law is home to incredible
can undertake as a double degree alongside other teachers and researchers who are passionate about
degrees. From 2019, UOW Law at South Western the law. This is an amazing opportunity to take that
Sydney will be offering the stand-alone Bachelor of high quality teaching and engagement with the law
Laws as well as the graduate entry Bachelor of Laws to UOW’s South Western Sydney campus, to a new
for students who already have another degree. All cohort of students and to a new community.
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as a result of the new environments and contexts
that we will encounter, alongside teaching to Events at Gemelle...
new students, often with unique needs, goals,
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challenges, backgrounds and futures. These
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exciting to my colleagues, demanding rethinking From christenings to
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Professor Alison Jones, Deputy Vice-Chancellor
(Health and Communities), said students in the
to remember.
region would be able to gain an exceptional legal
education, from the best legal minds, in their own
community, which would help these skills to stay
within the region.
“The establishment of the School of Law at South
Western Sydney demonstrates the University of
Wollongong’s commitment to the students and
community of the Liverpool region. It will enable
students who may not have had the means nor the
desire to study outside the region to obtain a world-
class degree in law,” Professor Jones said.
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Liverpool where cases were heard…The original court
Students are able to undertake, full or part time, a was a part of the State Hospital when built in Governor
double degree in Law at the South Western Sydney Macquarie’s time…
Campus from the Autumn semester this year. Known historic possessions of the old Court House in
1949 was an old leather-bound volume containing a
Liverpool has a long and proud history record of local court cases since 1852 onwards. The
in delivering Law and Order in Australia old Volume describes the defendants of the day as
“Bond” or “Free” and often, the name of the ship on
which they arrived in the colony was also recorded…
The history of administration of law and order from
Among the charges recorded (original spelling
the convict era in Liverpool was centred around what
included) were Hourse stealing, Vagrency, Highway
is nowadays known as the old Liverpool courthouse
robbery, Murder, Selling rum without a licence,
at the corner of Moore and Bigge streets. It was once
Suspected runaway, Assualte, Absconding, Eleagley
flanked by Liverpool’s gaol and soldiers’ barracks
absent from his district, A runaway sayler, Insayen, Out
and dates back to the late 1820’s (although debate
of his mind, Lunatick and many others…
rages about the construction date). It served as a
working court house until 1972. Its interior still retains There is one poor fellow who has been recorded as
its character including the judge’s podium, jury and “absenting from his wife – was sent to Sydney”…
court recorders boxes and creepy underground A conviction for language and unseemly conduct
holding cells. The building is in a remarkable state of brought three months gaol.
preservation with the walls of the building 2 feet x 6 *https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/18117841
inches thick.
Recorded in the Sydney Herald Newspaper on
Tuesday 7 June, 1949 is the following information Old Liverpool Courthouse
from an article about the Old Courthouse which
closed in the same year.
After 121 years of service in helping to uphold the
law, the old court house at Liverpool is itself under
a sentence of death…It was the second place in
11Feature
Light up the Lake is amazing
Chipping Norton Lake was the place to There was once again a wonderful family-friendly
be for the New Year’s Eve celebrations, atmosphere at this event. People absolutely loved
with a crowd-pleasing combination of the carnival rides which invited participation at an
amazing just $2 making sure not to break the family
live entertainment, $2 rides, gourmet budget.
food trucks, and the biggest fireworks The main stage was brilliant and featured music by
display ever seen in the area. Lily Guerrero, Gang of Brothers, Abbey Gardner, who
is only 18 but has already won a number of awards,
Liverpool’s New Year’s Eve celebration at Chipping and Carlos ‘C Major’, who appeared on The Voice
Norton, “Light up the Lake” has been getting bigger Australia and was mentored by Latin superstar Ricky
and better every year and this year it was just amazing. Martin.
The Free entertainment included Abbey Gardner, Free shuttle buses ran on the night from Liverpool
Tamara Tamburic, Gang of Brothers, Jeremy Gregory, Station and Warwick Farm Station to the Lake, which
Lily Guerrero, C-Major, Junkyard Beats and Dj Naiki made it easier for families to get to and from the
started at 5pm and finished at 10 pm, with the now event. There was also free parking at Heron Park on
much anticipated Fireworks. This year a surprise Riverside Drive.
feature of the fireworks was an amazing light show This is undoubtedly the best and most successful
that could be seen anywhere lighting up the Sydney, event that Liverpool runs each year.
sky.
Well done Liverpool.
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MARCONI CLUB
Is it possible to connect with loved ones
in the afterlife? Psychics say yes.
If you have ever experienced sounds connected to
loved ones, thoughts of loved ones being around
you, electrical phenomena like flashing globes, or
feel like someone is calling your name then you have
experienced psychic phenomena. Psychics can pick
up on all these sights, sounds, scents and memories
to do with loved ones and pass them on to the living.
At a recent Connections Fair, Mark had two questions
he desperately wanted answered from his father
that had passed… he came to the fair hoping that a
psychic might be able to answer these. As he sat in
the front row near the stage, Terri Fairbairn, Psychic
Medium came on stage, pointed at him, and said
“you, your father’s here and he wants to tell you 2
things”. Yes, you guessed it, the two things related to
the two questions Mark had.
Terri has been a regular at Connections Fairs, since
phoning Cheryl Cattarin, the Fairs organiser in 2015.
Whilst the fairs were full for psychics, Cheryl let her
in, when Terri relayed a story about Cheryl’s mum.
“I knew my mum must have wanted Terri to join our
fairs, as she was pushing through in the conversation
I had with Terri, and I have never regretted it. Terri is
a funny, heart-warming psychic medium who has
touched the lives of many of our visitors”.
But back to the question, can psychics really
communicate with those in the afterlife? It’s a question
that gets debated all the time but it’s only when you
hear a psychic say something that really resonates
with you, that you finally answer, yes, they can.
Terri Fairbairn will be on stage at Connections Fair, at
Club Marconi on Sunday 15th April at 11am.
More details www.ntgf.com.au
13Liverpool Sizzled
in the Summer Heat
Heatwave conditions gave NSW the Demand for ambulances rose by 40 per cent
hottest start to 2018 in decades. across the Sydney metro area, with children
and the elderly being most at risk in the
extreme heat.
A report by the Climate Council found In 2017 Dehydration and heat stroke were common
Australia had its hottest winter on record, with health problems, but there were also increased
temperatures up by 2 degrees on average, with last incidents of other illnesses. Heat has a lot of
years winter warm spells lasting longer, occurring effects on the body in terms of stressing the
more often and becoming more intense. body and we even see increases in effects like
In addition to the warm winter, the nation experienced heart attacks during these periods.
its second driest June on record and the driest Liverpool people were encouraged to stay
winter since 2002. indoors and to avoid sports and physical
The 2017-18 mid-summer heat wave baked much of activities.
NSW and gave Liverpool their hottest start to a year Many people in the Liverpool CBD took
in decades. advantage of the Water Park, which recently
Temperatures were well into the high 30’s and even opened in Bigge Park.
into the mid 40 degrees celsius for days at a time. The Water Park is just one way to put the cool
There was little night-time relief as the high humidity back into Liverpool hopefully we will see more
and temperatures continued. similar facilities in the future.
14La Rumbla launched Award winning restaurant
‘STREATS’ of excellence
to beat the summer heat Join Nick Severino and the
With soaring record summer heat in La Rumbla Team
Liverpool this year, La Rumbla did its part
in cooling the streets when it launched
its new ‘La Rumbla Streats’.
Serving delicious gelato, coffee and treats on Friday, 9825 8900
Saturday and Sunday evenings, La Rumbla Streats
not only provides welcomed relief from the heat but www.larumbla.com.au
600 Hoxton Park Road, Hoxton Park
also the opportunity for neighbours to socialise.
La Rumbla owner Nick Severino said, “The opportunity
to come and hang out and connect with your friends are equally loving the casual space to catch up with
and community in a casual street environment was friends. It is a very common practice throughout
proving to be just as popular as his Gelato”. Europe,” Nick said.
“The extreme heat may have been one of the La Rumbla Streats is located at
catalysts for launching La Rumbla Streats, but people 600 Hoxton Park Road, Hoxton Park.
15Feature
Liverpool Australia Day Celebrations
Liverpool’s Australia Day sponsored by Inglis Riverside Stables was a huge success with thousands of people
coming to Woodward Park to enjoy the live performances, rides, food trucks, free activities and, of course, the
fireworks.
Local performers Lara Dabbagh, who lives in Voyager Point, and The Voice Winner Alfie Arcuri, who worked in the
pet shop at Westfield Liverpool before becoming a national star kept the centre stage pumping.
Fast Ed from Better Homes and Gardens, was a great MC and Mayor Waller thanked all the local businesses who
did so much to make Australia Day such a big hit.
The Australia Day Civic ceremony held at Casula Powerhouse celebrated the Australia Day Award winners:Citizen
of the Year – Bernie Loughlin, Young Citizen of the Year – Justin Michael, Health Research Award – Annie Walsh,
Small Business Award – Chief Fluid Systems, Sports Award – Ross Maiorana ,Cultural & Arts Award – Liverpool
City Brass Band, Senior Citizen Award – Lorraine Perry, Fraser Environment Award – Ken Dickinson and Macquarie
Award – U3A. Liverpool’s Australia Day Ambassador for 2018 was SBS News presenter Ricardo Goncalves.
At the Civic ceremony, Liverpool also
welcomed our newest Australian Left: Captured Liverpool’s Twin Towers
citizens who were entertained by clearly in the back ground of the carnival
Liverpool’s fabulous Sophie Dalisay rides for the very first time
and MC : Pete Graham from radio Below: Photos of Liverpool’s memorable
2UE. moments at Australia Day 2018.
Pete Graham, Sophie Dalisay and Ricardo Goncalves.
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2018 Australia Day Award recipientsLiverpool local Lara Dabbagh Lara Dabbagh
performed in front of an audience
of over 20,000 at the 2018 Australia
Day celebration in Woodward Park.
Lara is proving to be another of Liverpool’s
remarkable performing artists, with a series of
recent successes.
At just 15 years of age, Lara has already won the
junior section of the Melodique Vocal Awards,
released her first single “Smile” on iTunes and
Spotify, and is now working with the Banton
Brothers, from Shout Music Publishing, on her
soon to be released first album.
The teen, who says she is inspired by American
singer-songwriter Alicia Keys, has also been
offered a recording package with music production
house So loud it Hz studio.
She travelled to Los Angeles in May 2017 to attend
MUSEXPO, a music and media conference hosted
by A&R WorldWide.
All in all, 2017 has proved to be a very busy year for
the up and coming star with some of the highlights
including, Fast Track Talent grand finalist at Water
Gardens Town Centre in Melbourne on the 19th
March, Take the MIC grand finalist on the 27th
March, at La Di Da, Little Bourke St., Melbourne.
Grand final Winner at the Melodique Vocal Awards,
Crown St. Mall, Wollongong, on the 8th April.
Performed a cover at the A&R Worldwide MUSEXPO
in Los Angeles on the 2nd May in the Lobby of The
Hollywood Grand Hotel. Finalist and appearing on
Arcana TV Talent Show in episode six on 3rd July.
Performed in the musical Dreamgirls at Rockdale
Town Hall in August. National finalist at Country
Girl Australia. Performed in the main arena at the
2017 Royal Easter Show. Performed for Liverpool
City Council at the 2018 Australia Day celebration
in front of a crowd of over 20,000 people, as well
as selected from over 200 applicants for the 2017
Talented Advanced Program (TAP).
It is not surprising that her talent has attracted
over 50,000 followers on Facebook in less than 12
months.
Father of the rising artist, Azam Dabbagh, who is
a well respected and highly ranked Real Estate
agent in Liverpool, confirmed that some production
companies would like to promote his daughter’s
talent locally and abroad in Los Angeles, USA, but
the family are hesitant.
17
17TED WALE - a local legend
Chris Hayes MP Federal Member for Fowler celebrating Chinese New Year
Lunar New Year is an important
The Dog is the eleventh of all zodiac animals.
cultural event in our community and
According to one myth, the Jade Emperor said
each year I am privileged to take part the order would be decided by the order in
in the many festivities. which they arrived to his party. Monkey, Rooster
and Dog were in another country, helping a god
This year marks the Year of the Dog. The Dog
defeat evil spirits. After, they set off to the party
is traditionally associated with people who are
together. Because they arrived at the same time,
courageous, clever, lively and loyal.
the Jade Emperor went by the order they met
Lunar New Year is also a time for all of us to reflect the god in the other country. Thus, Dog became
the success of our multicultural society and the eleventh.
exceptional contributions that our Chinese and Asian The Dog is also associated with the Earthly
communities have made to our great nation. Branch, and the hours 7–9 in the evening.
It is a time to spend with family and friends, a time Within the Chinese Zodiac, the Dog is a true
of personal reflection, as well as a time to celebrate. companion, associated with loyalty, honesty,
The lion dancing, the fantastic food and fireworks, intelligence, and a strong sense of right and
were all highlights for local families who came wrong, as opposed to the Rooster, which
together to experience this magnificent showcase of has a tendency to be demanding and a tad
Asian culture. persnickety. “Dogs are known to be swift and
There are many people to acknowledge but I would passionate believers in their own personal
like to make special mention of James Chan and philosophy,” Lau says. “The Dog does his best
Harry Hunt. James and Harry are local residents and to protect high-integrity people and support their
prominent businessmen in the Liverpool region and cause.”
both are recipients of the Order of Australia. Both do
a lot to promote Chinese culture and goodwill.
We are very fortunate to have many dedicated,
community minded people who are proud to share
their culture and we in turn are indeed a richer nation.
I feel privileged to be part of this colourful, vibrant,
diverse community and wish all residents of Asian
origin a harmonious and prosperous year.
Chris Hayes MP
Federal Member for Fowler
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Peppers Place Wins Zest Award
“There were a lot of amazing services nominated, so
Pepper’s Place, the new Liverpool we were really happy to win,” Mrs Hall said
Library café run by and for women “It was a real team effort – we have the staff and the
from disadvantaged backgrounds, has volunteers, but you definitely need the women who
won a major award as the Exceptional want to change their
Social Enterprise in Greater Western lives if you want to have
the success we’ve had.
Sydney. “Having a job is so
important to them and
Pepper’s Place was presented with the Zest Award
their family.
at a dinner attended by Premier Gladys Berejiklian,
“We’ve created a
Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller and CEO Kiersten
pathway to further
Fishburn.
education and
To cap off the achievement Pat Hall, the CEO of employment for over
Liverpool Neighbourhood Connections. which 500 women.” she said.
established Pepper’s Place, also won the award for
Mayor Waller said,“
Outstanding Community Leader in a Paid Capacity,
It’s incredibly satisfying
while LNC chairwoman Carole-Anne Priest won Mayor Wendy Waller,
to see Pepper’s Place
the award for Outstanding Community Leader in a with Award Recipients
and Liverpool
Volunteer Capacity.
Neighbourhood
Set up by Liverpool Neighbourhood Connections Connections recognised at the Zest Awards.
as a way to create jobs for local women from
“I’m also very proud of our very own Youth Council’s
disadvantaged backgrounds, Pepper’s Place Library
Lilly Lyons, who won the Outstanding Youth Leader
Café operates in the foyer of Liverpool City Library.
award.
19Feature
$2 million grant for Liverpool cancer Wellness Centre
Liverpool Hospital Cancer Services has thematic approach to research and education. It will
been awarded a $2 million Australian further strengthen our links and commitment to the
Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF) south west.”
grant to go towards the first cancer ACRF Chief Executive, Professor Ian Brown, said the
Wellness Centre in south western ACRF was excited to seed fund the development of
the facility.
Sydney.
“Research into improving long term health outcomes
Liverpool’s Director of Cancer Services, Professor of cancer patients will benefit all Australian cancer
Geoff Delaney, said the grant was a huge step patients,” he said.
forward for the innovative Oncology Alliance for the
Science of Integrated Survivorship (the ACRF OASIS “Many times patients are left weakened due to the
Centre). debilitating impact of their treatment and research
into reducing adverse effects of treatment will be
“We are extremely excited, it has taken a lot of effort welcomed by all.
from the initial idea six or seven years ago and this is
good recognition for the treatments and the effort all “ACRF is pleased to support the development and
the staff have put in in this area,” he said. delivery of evidence based models of care, which
will significantly improve quality of life for cancer
The centre will work in partnership with universities patients.
and research institutes including the University
of NSW, Western Sydney University, the Ingham “Thanks to the generosity of our many supporters
Institute and the National Institute of Complementary from around Australia we are able to award high-
Medicine. impact grants, allowing Australia’s best scientists to
embark on ground-breaking research projects.”
“The centre will focus on gathering scientific
evidence on the use of a wide range of treatments The ACRF OASIS Centre is still about $1.1million
including massage, acupuncture, exercise, Chinese from being able to begin construction of the building.
medicine and diet in improving short and long-term Professor Delaney said he was confident they
treatment and quality of life outcomes for cancer would be able to attract the remaining funding,
patients,” Professor Delaney said. and he welcomed anyone who was interested in
The ACRF OASIS Centre will be one of the few being involved in funding the centre and helping to
centres in Sydney collecting data for research and significantly further cancer care research.
evidence purposes in order to further improve the Each year ACRF challenges the Australian cancer
care for future cancer patients. research community to propose projects that are
“UNSW Medicine welcomes this generous grant bold and have the potential to make a significant
from the Australian Cancer Research Foundation impact on cancer prevention, detection and
towards an important initiative for the people of treatment.
south west Sydney,” said UNSW Acting Dean of In 2017, 13 projects were submitted from across the
Medicine Professor Anthony Kelleher. country and evaluated by ACRF’s eminent Medical
“A Wellness Centre would not only benefit cancer Research Advisory Committee. The Committee
patients in the care they receive, and help improve recommended four grants to the ACRF Board for
their quality of life; it would also advance our projects that have the greatest potential to change
scientific understanding of new approaches to treatment outcomes for all Australian cancer
cancer treatment and aligns perfectly with our patients.
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21Liverpool Hospital provides
Stroke Patients
the Best Care in Australia
A new report from the Stroke Foundation weekly to discuss the treatment of every patient and
has found Liverpool Hospital’s care of to identify any gaps in the care they were providing.
stroke patients is the best in the country. “Clinical Nurse Consultant Angela Firtko has been
Liverpool Hospital neurologist, Associate Professor instrumental in ensuring excellence in these areas,”
Suzanne Hodgkinson, one of the senior doctors she said.
heading up the stroke unit, congratulated the “It is gratifying to see these efforts recognised on a
team on delivering fast, high-quality care to stroke national level.”
patients. Stroke Foundation Research Advisory Committee
“We are trying to provide the most excellent stroke Member and leading stroke expert Professor Ricard
care here at Liverpool Hospital, and we’re really Lindley said Liverpool Hospital was delivering “best
pleased the audit recognises the coordinated efforts practice clot busting treatment (thrombolysis), clot
of the doctors, nurses and allied health team,” she removal treatment (endovascular thrombectomy)
said. and care on a Stroke Unit 24 hours a day, seven
“Liverpool Hospital is home to one of the biggest days a week”.
and busiest comprehensive stroke centres in NSW “Liverpool Hospital demonstrates what can be
and our team is proud the Stroke Foundation has achieved with a focus on quality stroke services,
named us as the best in the country.” investment in planning and delivery as well as
The 2017 Acute Stroke Audit, launched at Liverpool patient outcomes,” he said.
Hospital today, found Liverpool’s targeted “These services are directly resulting in lives saved
investment and coordination of services resulted and a better quality of life for stroke survivors.”
in improved outcomes for patients, like those seen Stroke Foundation Chief Executive Officer, Sharon
at Liverpool, one of the state’s biggest and busiest McGowan, said the 2017 Acute Stroke Audit provided
stroke centres. a benchmark for clinicians, health administrators
Associate Professor Hodgkinson said the team met and government to improve on.
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“Our hospitals provide world class training grounds
for young doctors and we have some of the best
clinicians in Australia who are keen to share their “There are so many opportunities for our new young
knowledge with the next generation,” she said. doctors to learn everything they can in the first year
Cutting-edge treatments and research, like and in the years to come,” she said.
robotic surgery and the advancements made “I am proud of interns like Dr Goorkiz who have
possible by the Molecular Science Cyclotron actively chosen to remain in south western Sydney
Facility, were drawcards to young doctors. to continue their training.”
23APEX PARK UPGRADE
Liverpool Council will invest more
than $1.2 million in a major upgrade
of the one of the city’s most historic
parks.
Local residents have backed design concepts put
forward by Liverpool City Council during a recent
on-site community workshop to upgrade Apex Park.
The proposed $1.2 million redevelopment will see
the home of the city’s first cemetery become a multi-
use recreational space residents and visitors can
enjoy.
The community workshop was the first step in the
planning process and allowed Council to receive
feedback that will ensure the proposed design
meets both current and future needs. Feedback
will help to form the final masterplan and guide the
design of new facilities.
The proposed design aims to retain the current use
of the park as a place for rest and passive recreation,
while upgrading the existing playground with the
addition of a new memorial plaza and picnic area,
along with open lawn for multi-purpose use, together Council with comments and feedback Liverpool
with new seating, new entry statements, landscaped Listens at http://listens.liverpool.nsw.gov.au/.
gardens and accessible pathway networks.
Download the draft master plan and the community
HAVE YOUR SAY survey from the links below. You are encouraged to
Council has prepared a draft concept plan outlining email the completed community survey to Council
the proposed works and would like to invite residents at lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au by 11 March 2018
and interested members of the community provide (quoting file no. 2017/1881
24REDEDICATION OF THE CENOTAPH AT BERRYMAN RESERVE
Liverpool’s iconic Cenotaph has been installed It was first installed in Macquarie Mall in 1994 and
at a new home in Berryman Reserve, Warwick was removed during renovations in 2014.
Farm, following a special rededication ceremony Liverpool City Council consulted with the Liverpool
on Friday 23 February 2018. RSL Sub Branch, the Remembrance Driveway
The Cenotaph, created by renowned Australian artist Committee, NSW Roads and Maritime Services and
Dr Lisa Anderson, was rededicated by David Elliott, the artist to plan the relocation.
Minister for Veterans’ Affairs, and Liverpool Mayor Berryman Reserve is an ideal location for the
Wendy Waller. Cenotaph because it’s located on Remembrance
The Cenotaph is dedicated to John Edmondson VC Driveway, which extends from Sydney to Canberra.
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and all those from the Liverpool community who have The road is named after Lieutenant General Sir Frank
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recognises the impact of war on the lives of returned Remembrance Driveway Committee.
soldiers and the families of those who did not return.
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Liverpool Lions helps the community Surely the Commonwealth Government could find
The Lions Club of the City of Liverpool will be some spare unused land from its massive hold to
presenting an amazing piece of equipment to the replace the lost opportunity in this area rather than
Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC) sit on their hands on recycling in Liverpool or some
at their premises 106B Moore Street Liverpool on other local developer could help?
Thursday 15th March, 2018. Best Regards
The machine is known as “Otometrics Audiological Roy - Wattle Grove
Test Suite” which not only carries out sophisticated Artists takes up residence
hearing tests, but enable RIDBC to measure the
performance of Hearing Aids and allows RIDBC The vacant building at 52 Scott Street is being
to determine whether to recommend a cochlear transformed into a temporary artists’ space dubbed
implant. This equipment will remain in Liverpool. Studio 52.
Funds for the machine includes $26,213.72 through Kristone Capistrano creates large-scale portraits
Liverpool Lions Club money put aside by former and is currently working on an entry for the Blake
President Ollie Lassen whilst he was president Prize, which is conducted by Casula Powerhouse
in 2014-16 and $20,000 provided through Chris Arts Centre and focuses on faith, spirituality, religion,
Hayes MP Federal Member for Fowler through the hope, humanity, social justice, belief and non-belief.
Commonwealth Government Stronger Communities “I’ve been working with some recently arrived
Grants Program Round 3. refugees from the Chaldean community, survivors
In July, 2017 Chris Hayes MP, Federal Member for from the horrors of war. I’ve been really inspired by
Fowler, invited the Liverpool Lions Club to submit their stories of hope and perseverance.” he said.
an application for assistance under the above “For me the human face is a mysterious site of
Programme. The Club took up the Challenge and beauty. I try to portray the silent human gaze with a
with the guidance of Mr Hayes and his Staff we were depth of intimacy that moves the heart.
successful in receiving the maximum grant available. Contemporary artist Ebony Secombe is interested in
Mr Hayes MP and Past President Ollie Lassen will public space and how people access it – particularly
jointly officially hand over the equipment on 15th when that space is constrained.
March “I’m fascinated by urban development, public works
Bob Grimson - Treasurer and how they can shape the public’s experience in
Liverpool Lions Club positive and negative ways,” she said.
M: 0409-960-828 “I took lots of photos of Bigge Park while it was under
construction and I’ve been exploring Liverpool.
Call for more recycling “From those, I’ll be doing some small-scale drawings
Dear Editor, the closure of Preston Markets has and I’ll also be doing things with social media, using
produced a vacuum of opportunity for Liverpool folk geo-tagging.
to offer or purchase recycled goods in the area.
“I do a lot of work using safety cones and hazard
Literally thousands of people flocked to the market tape. I do a lot of abstract work using the same
which has unfortunately closed due to development materials and colour palette.”
occurring on the site.
In my opinion it is all very well to see recycling of
beverage containers being introduced by the NSW
Government, however the tonnages of land fill and
mountains of dumped goods along our roads and
in the natural environment will not be curbed if, as
in Liverpool, no thought is put in to replace such an
important community recycling opportunity.
26the guide
Mayor’s Message
Our population of
continues to grow, so too does the demand on its
215,000 people is set to services.
rise to 330,000 by 2036,
The expansion and redevelopment of the hospital will
with 100 new residents
not only provide health services for the region, but
moving in every week. lead the health sector with cutting edge innovation,
Our local economy is now and collaboration with top universities and research
worth $11.4bn and we have institutes.
an unemployment rate of 4.9 per cent, which is Expanding Liverpool Hospital is a critical investment
significantly lower than the national figure of 5.5 per that will help the precinct to double the number of
cent. jobs in health and education to 30,000 within 20
As infrastructure mega projects such as the Liverpool- years, while providing the health services and training
based WSA Co ramp up their operations, businesses opportunities for our growing population.
continue to establish their offices and operations in I will be working with the hospital over the course of
our city in recognition of our strategic advantages. this year to support their goals as we work towards
One of the key draw cards of our economy is our Liverpool being recognised as Sydney’s next CBD.
health, education, research and innovation precinct,
anchored by Liverpool Hospital.
Wendy Waller
Liverpool Hospital is the largest hospital in NSW and
one of the leading trauma centres in Australia, but as Liverpool City Mayor
the population of Western and South Western Sydney
The expansion of Liverpool Hospital is central to the growth of our city
27the guide
Liverpool
Restaurant Guide
AKASH PACIFIC CUISINE 102 Moore St, Liverpool 9601 7297 HENNESSY on MACQUARIE at Club Liverpool
ALANA’S 467 Hume Highway Liverpool 9602 7455 185 George St, Liverpool 9822 4555
ALI BABA 29 Williamson Rd Ingleburn 9829 8600 Advertisment page 21
ALBARAKEH CHARCOAL CHICKEN 77 Scott St. Liverpool 9602 6204
HOUSE OF SQUARE PIZZA 609 Hume Hwy. Casula 9821 3792
ATRIUM IL PIATTO RESTAURANT 2/ 2 Wallgrove Rd. Horsley Park 9620 2166
at the Mercure Hotel Cnr Joadja & Hoxton Park Rds INDIAN TASTE 32 - 38 Memorial Ave. Liverpool 8712 1623
Liverpool. 8784 4878 INDULGE RESTAURANT 1/215 Edensor Rd. Edensor Park 9753 0577
AQUACOTTA ITALIAN RESTAURANT 1/71 Hoxton Park Rd. Liverpool 9601 0101 INGLEBURN VILLAGE CHINESE RESTAURANT 35a Oxford Rd. Ingleburn 9605 3306
AUSTLAND CHINESE RESTAURANT Edmondson Ave. Austral 9606 9551 JASMINS 375 Macquarie St. Liverpool 8073 3888
AUTHENTIC THAI DELIGHT 40 Railway St. Liverpool 9600 8690 KA WAH CHINESE RESTAURANT 27 Stocton Ave. Moorebank 9602 4596
BAKHTAR 48 Elizabeth St. Liverpool 8798 2795 KAM YING CHINESE RESTAURANT 52 Walder Rd. Hammondville 9825 3654
BBQ WORLD 154 Macquarie St. Liverpool 9602 7299 KOOL KITCHENS 35 Moore St. Liverpool 9601 0021
LA BOCCA New Brighton Golf Club, Nuwarra Rd, Moorebank 9824 3434
BELLA FONTE RESTAURANT LA PIZZA GRAZIA 259 Westfield Centre 9822 4824
at Hunts Country Comfort Inn
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BELLISIMO WOODFIRE PIZZA & PASTA 485 Cabramatta Rd. Mt Pritchard 9753 4030
BLACK ROSE CAFE 170 George St. Liverpool 9821 4600 VERA PIZZERIA 2/32 Canberra St. St Johns Park 9823 4338
BLUE MOON INDIAN RESTAURANT 268 George St. Liverpool 9600 8409 LITTLE INDIAN TANDOORI RESTAURANT 8/38 Oxford Rd. Ingleburn 9829 4611
BOLLYWOOD CHINESE RESTAURANT 228 Northumberland St. Liverpool 9824 3086 LIVINIT ESPRESSO 107 Moore St, Liverpool 0450 671 235
CAM’S KEBABS & PITA HOUSE 72 Hoxton Park Rd, Liverpool 9822 2778 LUCKY THAI $ LAO RESTAURANT 3/134 Edensor Rd. St. Johns Park 8786 1997
CARPE DIEM 182-184 Macquarie St. Liverpool 9822 7294 MADERA KAFE RESTORAN 34/1 Sappho Road, Warwick Farm 9734 0003
CASELLA’S 2 Memorial Ave. Ingleburn 9829 1894 MARHABBA INDIAN RESTAURANT 243-247 George St. Liverpool 9824 3699
CHAN’S CANTON VILLAGE Cnr of Camden Valley Way & Cedar Rd Casula 9602 0910 MACQUARIE HOTEL 269 Macquarie Street Liverpool 9602 4766
CHAN’S INN 49 Oxford Rd. Ingleburn 9605 9900 MILANO RESTAURANT at Ibis styles Lansvale
CHANS 1000 509 Hume Hwy Casula 9601 7233 161 Hume highway, Lansvale 9727 5255
CHELSEA THAI CUISINE 3/9 Oxford Rd Ingleburn 9605 1265 Advertisment page 32
CHRISTOPHER’S CAFE 11 Casula Mall 9821 1525
MAZZITTO PIZZERIA RESTAURANT 2/94 Cnr Child & Epsom Rd., Chipping Norton 9724 7763
COLLINGWOOD HOTEL 321 Hume Highway Liverpool NSW 2170 9602 8005
MR KO CHINESE RESTAURANT 13-15 Maryvale Ave. Liverpool 9600 6797
COPERNICUS CAFE RESTAURANT 1/224 George St. Liverpool 9601 3577
MINA PIZZA 42 Elizabeth St. Liverpool 9602 2208
CRUST 34 Elizabeth St. Liverpool 9822 7294
MR KO CHINESE RESTAURANT 15 Maryvale Ave, Liverpool 9600 6797
CT’S ON MACQUARIE 60 Macquarie St Liverpool 9820 1744
MUMMA’S Shop 9, 220 Northumberland St, Liverpool 9602 7160
CUCINA 105 105 Moore St. Liverpool 9602 1300
MY PLACE THAI RESTAURANT 6/60 Oxford St. Ingleburn 9618 7254
DAVO’S on Nuwarra 9/101 Nuwarra Road Moorebank 9601 0449
THE WARWICK at Holiday Inn 355 Hume Highway Warwick Farm 9726 1222
DELICIOUS CHINESE BBQ NOODLE HOUSE 197 George St.Liverpool 9822 8366
NOX CAFE BAR 2/279 Macquarie St. Liverpool 9734 9298
D’ROOST 129 Terminus St. Liverpool 9824 4444
OPORTO 20 Orange Grove Rd, Liverpool 9602 1766
ELMINIEH 183 Elizabeth Dr, Liverpool 9600 6616
OSCARS ITALIAN RESTAURANT Prairievale Rd. Bossley Park 9822 3863
ENZO’S CUCINA Chipping Norton Market Plaza Chipping Norton 9726 8142
OUTBACK JACKS Bar & Grill Hume Hwy. and Sappho St. Warwick Farm 9601 7788
EXPRESSO PIZZERIA 207 Edensor Rd. Edensor Park 9823 8145
PAT CHUNGS CHINESE RESTAURANT 105 Camden Valley Way Leppinton 9606 6360
FIJI STYLE DESI DHABA 1/28 34 Railway St. Liverpool 8798 5101
PAPA LUIGI’S PIZZERIA 80a Boundary Rd. Liverpool 9601 4752
FORTE ROOM 107 Moore St, Liverpool 8798 6460
PINTO THAI Westfields Centre Liverpool 9821 2333
GEMELLE RISTORANTE ITALIANO PIZZA HUT LIVERPOOL 52 Memorial Ave, Liverpool 1300 749 924
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RASHAYS LICENSED CAFE RESTAURANT 371 Macquarie St. Liverpool 1300 013 000
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