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This time last year, most Australians stayed at home, perhaps taking solace in the performance of the Australian swimming team, which took home multiple gold medals from the Tokyo Olympics. This year, we can expect more as the Dolphins face the best swimmer at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. The team had successfully won the world championship in Budapest in June and stayed together for training camp in France before starting their assault on the Birmingham pool. Once again, the team will be led by a group of extraordinary women who have taken the world by storm: Emma McKeon, Ariarne Titmus and Kaylee McKeown will be joined by Australia’s newest teen swimming superstar, Mollie O’Callaghan. Australian women have posted the fastest Commonwealth times this year in 12 of the 16 races at the Birmingham programme, and that doesn’t take into account McKeon, who has taken a lot of time off this year but will return for the Olympics. Even so, head coach Rohan Taylor is reluctant to make p

The original Porky strip club on Darlinghurst Road turned off its famous neon lights five years ago after 30 years. The attention to detail on the Kings Cross set includes everything down to the graffiti. Credit: Media Mode Before lockdown laws restricted late-night trading, John “King of the Cross” Ibrahim was often seen standing outside strip clubs with guards in tow. The actual club is also featured in Nine’s Lower belly: The Golden Mile and one graphic scene shows Ibrahim – played by Firass Dirani – was taken away by guards after being stabbed. It’s over: Firass Dirani comes to grief in Underbelly: The Golden Mile. But even when the series was remade in 2009, producers had to look beyond Kings Cross to shoot scenes. Most of the show is shot at Longueville Road Lane Cove, which is converted into the famous Golden Mile on the leafy north coast. Longueville stores became The Love Machine, Porky’s and Pink Pussycat. Longueville Road is a no-go zone and even Sydney buses are diverted

She was once Australia’s golden girl, starring in many popular films such as the critically acclaimed romantic drama Candy with Heath Ledger, Somersault, Bright Star and Limitless. But Abbie Cornish seems to have gone off the radar in recent years after leaving Australia for the bright light of Hollywood in 2017 and attempting a jam-packed rap career under the mysterious name ‘MC Dusk’. Abbie last appeared in American family move Dakota, a heartwarming film about a single mother and her daughter who adopt an old dog to live on their farm. Abbie Cornish was once Australia’s golden girl, starring in many popular films such as the critically acclaimed romantic drama Candy with Heath Ledger, Somersault, Bright Star and Limitless. Pictured in November 2021 The Dakota was released to limited theaters in April this year, receiving negligible media attention and mediocre reviews. Other recent projects include the 2021 film The Virtuoso, in which Abbie stars alongside Oscar winner Anthon

HEART FAILURE is one of the top conditions that result in the most visits to the emergency department, including at Ballarat Health Services. BHS cardiac nurse practitioner Linda Macaulay said it was a “huge burden” in more ways than one. “Besides the burden of disease and people’s lack of quality of life, heart failure is also a huge burden on our health system,” he said. Aiming to reduce the readmission rate of heart failure patients in hospital, with evidence-based care, personalized care, and targeted treatment, BHS has its own heart failure clinic. “Re-admission rates are enormous, and not only for patients who are re-admitted with heart failure, but with various co-morbidities that impair the heart, such as diabetes, cognitive impairment, or respiratory disease,” Macaulay said. “Our clinic is running to provide consistent care for every patient at all times, because our patients we see are our friends, family members, relatives, work and schoolmates. “We care for people in our co