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Amazing Acting Teacher Lynette Sheldon Returns To Sydney
These past few months, I once again got the privilege of working with the amazing and inspiring acting teacher, Lynette Sheldon. Previously, she has worked with well-known Australian stars such as Zoe Ventoura (Packed To The Rafters) and Dichen Lachman … Continue reading
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Din Tai Fung Australia Is A Winner!
Last night I had the pleasure of going to a world-renowned and award-winning restaurant, Din Tai Fung with my family. Originating in Taiwan, the restaurant now has chains in China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, the Unites States, South … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Reviews
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