House That! Andrew and Nicola Forrest list Mosman Park mansion which they never lived in for $13.65m
House That! Andrew and Nicola Forrest list Mosman Park mansion which they never lived in for $13.65m
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West Australian
29-05-2025
- West Australian
House That! Andrew and Nicola Forrest list Mosman Park mansion which they never lived in for $13.65m
House That! Andrew and Nicola Forrest list Mosman Park mansion which they never lived in for $13.65m
Perth Now
15-05-2025
- Perth Now
David Attenborough's Perth-based birthday celebrations
James Arvanitakis & Nicola Forrest. Picture: Alan Chau / The West Australian More than 100 people gathered at Luna Palace Cinema in Leederville for the Perth premiere of Ocean with David Attenborough. The premiere was hosted by Minderoo Foundation, a major backer of the Attenborough film via its impact film fund, Minderoo Pictures. The film exposes the devastating impacts of bottom trawling, coral bleaching and rising ocean temperatures, while drawing on Attenborough's seven-decade career to share a powerful message of hope: while the ocean is in crisis, recovery is still possible – if we choose to act. Minderoo Foundation co-founder Nicola Forrest said the film would inspire change at a critical time for the world's oceans and the communities and people they sustain. 'It's more than a documentary - it's a wake-up call,' Ms Forrest told guests. 'Long-form storytelling through film speaks to us in a unique way. It has the capacity to cut through, it can create movements for change and even trigger cultural shifts.' The Perth premiere coincided with Sir David's 99th birthday, making it an especially meaningful celebration of his legacy and lifelong dedication to nature and science. One of the cinematographers on the film, Tom Park, who shot scenes at the Great Barrier Reef said it was surreal to hear the legend narrate his footage. 'For me, he's been an idol for as long as I can remember, he's inspired generations of us,' Park said. 'Happy Birthday and if you ever make it to Aus, I'd love to buy you a beer.' Managing director of Sea Shepherd Australia Jeff Hansen was also at the premiere and thanked Attenborough for being 'a bloody legend'.
Sky News AU
15-05-2025
- Sky News AU
‘I swear it's her talking to me': Fergie claims she communicates with late Queen Elizabeth II through late monarch's corgis
Sarah Ferguson has shared the bizarre way she 'talks' to her late mother-in-law Queen Elizabeth II. The Duchess of York was married to Prince Andrew for a decade before their divorce in 1996 but continues to live together with her ex-husband to this day at Royal Lodge. The Yorks share their sprawling mansion in Windsor Great Park with the late queen's surviving corgis, who were reportedly bequeathed to Andrew and Sarah in her will. Andrew and Sarah earlier gifted the pups, named Sandy and Muick, to the late monarch during the COVID-19 pandemic. On Tuesday, Sarah posted a video of her speaking at the Creative Women Platform Forum where she opened up about caring for the adorable corgis. "I have her dogs. I have her corgis,' she said. 'So every morning they come in and go, you know, woof woof and all that. 'I swear it's (the Queen) talking to me." Ferguson, 64, also opened up about having the 'honour' of being the Queen's daughter-in-law after marrying into the monarchy In 1986. "The real thing, is that I had the greatest honour to be her daughter-in-law," she said. The update comes weeks after both Fergie and Andrew were cropped out of official photos of the royal family during the Easter Matins service despite both attending the event. The palace shared a carousel of photos from the Easter Sunday service but appeared to make great effort to select photos where neither Fergie or Andrew was visible. Buckingham Palace even managed to select photos of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie without their parents, who were presumably standing just inches out of frame. Nevertheless, extensive pool photos for photography wire services and footage recorded by the public confirmed the Duke and Duchess of York were in fact there. In one snap, Fergie can even be seen with her arm around Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh and the two women appear to walk arm in arm. It is understood that Fergie was previously barred from public royal occasions after the Yorks' 1992 separation at the insistence of her former father in law Prince Philip. However, Ferguson has made a number of appearances alongside Andrew and other senior members of the family in the past 18 months.
