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PHILIP NICHOLLS, DIRECTOR OF MUSIC AT ST PAUL’S CATHEDRAL

Daniel Brace - 1 December 2023

If you’ve been to Christmas Carols at St Paul’s Cathedral, you most likely have seen Kingsville local Philip Nicholls conducting.

LGBTQIA+

POOF BAR – A SUPPORTIVE SAFE SPACE NOW NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT

Daniel Brace - 5 July 2023

Depending on when you go there is music, dancing, live performance, drag shows. It’s a hive of community fun and action.

Wellbeing

HOT WATER TIPS TO BEAT THE SUMMER HEAT

Daniel Brace - 21 December 2018

Before the heat sets in is the time to think about ways to be kind, both to yourself and the environment.

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GREENING THE WEST – ONE MILLION TREES AT A TIME

Daniel Brace - 7 November 2018

The one millionth tree was planted as part of Greening the West

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