Parra News January 25 2022
January 25 2022 edition of Parra News.
January 25 2022 edition of Parra News.
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Joke of the<br />
Week<br />
Q: Why did Billy get fired from the banana factory?<br />
A: He kept throwing away the bent ones.<br />
Send your jokes to news@parranews.com.au.<br />
Tuesday, <strong>January</strong> <strong>25</strong>, <strong>2022</strong><br />
prizecupboard<br />
Cancer Council’s first<br />
Indigenous collaboration<br />
to create a sun<br />
protection collection,<br />
the ‘Journey of<br />
Hope’ by artist Riki Salam, aims<br />
to spark important conversations<br />
around cancer and how this serious<br />
disease impacts First Nations<br />
communities.<br />
“Cancer is not an easy topic to<br />
talk about. With the Journey of<br />
Hope collection, we wanted to<br />
reinforce the importance of this<br />
conversation with both Indigenous<br />
and non-Indigenous peoples and<br />
demonstrate a simple way of getting<br />
involved and supporting First<br />
Nations communities with their<br />
cancer journeys,” Mr Salam said.<br />
The limited edition collection<br />
features 15 beautifully-designed<br />
swimwear pieces including rashies<br />
and paddle suits for all ages<br />
plus bright beach umbrellas and<br />
cabanas to help protect skin from<br />
harmful effects of sun exposure<br />
and to keep Aussie families safe in<br />
the sun.<br />
As well as raising awareness, sales<br />
will help fund Cancer Council’s<br />
prevention and support programs<br />
for Indigenous Australians. For<br />
more information, visit www.<br />
cancercouncilshop.org.au/pages/<br />
journey-of-hope.<br />
<strong>Parra</strong> <strong>News</strong> has three Cancer<br />
Council Journey of Hope summer<br />
prize packs to give away. For your<br />
chance to win one, send an email<br />
to competitions@parranews.com.<br />
au with ‘Journey’ in the subject<br />
line. Don’t forget to include<br />
your contact details. Entries<br />
close Friday, <strong>January</strong> 28 and the<br />
winners will be notified by email.<br />
Terms and conditions are available<br />
online at www.parranews.<br />
com.au or by phoning <strong>Parra</strong> <strong>News</strong><br />
reception.<br />
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SPY<br />
Dose of<br />
Dorin<br />
Do you know<br />
where this<br />
picture was<br />
taken?<br />
Tell us exactly where this week’s<br />
featured I Spy image is located in<br />
<strong>Parra</strong>matta and you could win!<br />
Email ispy@parranews.com.au<br />
with your answer for your chance to<br />
win two movie tickets. Our winner<br />
will be notified by email. Entries<br />
close each Friday at 5pm.<br />
LAST WEEK’S ANSWER<br />
Last week’s photo was taken on<br />
Bundarra Street in Ermington. Did<br />
you guess right?<br />
Each week we want you to contribute<br />
to our thumbs up! Tell us something<br />
good that has happened to you<br />
around <strong>Parra</strong>matta. Maybe someone<br />
helped you with a broken down car, or<br />
you experienced amazing service at a business<br />
or restaurant. Perhaps it’s an exciting new shop<br />
or park you’ve just discovered. Email your contributions<br />
to news@parranews.com.au and help us<br />
spread some good news!<br />
Fake news stories about children<br />
being seriously affected by COVID-19<br />
vaccination are doing the rounds<br />
on social media. It’s no surprise you<br />
haven’t seen these stories in the mainstream<br />
or local media... because they’re not<br />
true! The quicker people accept that what they<br />
read on social media should often be taken with<br />
a grain of salt, the better. Stop being so gullible<br />
and foolish!<br />
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