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Home and Away share huge announcement as model joins cast of Australian soap
Home and Away share huge announcement as model joins cast of Australian soap

Daily Mirror

time18-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mirror

Home and Away share huge announcement as model joins cast of Australian soap

Australian actress, model and beauty entrepreneur Maddison Brown has joined the cast of the popular soap opera Home and Away and her character is set to ruffle feathers Maddison Brown has joined the cast of Home and Away. The Australian actress, model, and beauty entrepreneur will make her debut as newcomer Jo Langham in coming months and it's been confirmed the character set to ruffle feathers. ‌ Jo has family ties in Summer Bay, however, her arrival in town is anything but a happy family reunion. Will this fractured family be able to repair? ‌ Maddison has already made quite a name both in Australia and internationally. Making her feature film debut in Strangerland, where she portrayed Lily, the daughter of Nicole Kidman and Joseph Fiennes. She later took on the role of a young Elizabeth Debicki in the hit TV series The Kettering Incident for Porchlight and Foxtel. Maddison then solidified her international presence with the role of Kirby Anders on the popular US drama series Dynasty, where she starred for four seasons. In addition to acting, Maddison has built a successful modelling career and has been a brand ambassador for renowned names such as Miu Miu, Jan Logan Jewellery, Longines, Pantene, Tiffany & Co., Celine, Paco Rabanne, and DIOR Beauty. A budding entrepreneur, Maddison co-founded Outside Beauty & Skincare alongside her sister, Allyson. ‌ The brand, which has quickly gained popularity, focuses on sunscreen products that are both effective and environmentally conscious. Maddison is deeply committed to sustainability, a value that permeates her business ventures. Her love for the environment and the ocean led Maddison to take on an ambassador role with Parley for the Oceans , where she works on projects aimed at halting the destruction of marine ecosystems. This role aligns with her ongoing dedication to environmental causes. ‌ Maddison's influence extends to the pages of major publications. She has graced the covers of Gritty Pretty , InStyle Australia , Vogue Portugal , and Sunday Life , and has appeared in editorials for Vogue Australia , Vogue Italia , Harper's Bazaar , Stellar Magazine , INPRINT , and RUSSH Australia . With a strong social media presence, Maddison uses her platform to authentically share her passions for acting, sustainability, beauty, business, fashion, and travel – offering her audience a window into her dynamic and multifaceted life and career.

Homeless people moved from encampment by council
Homeless people moved from encampment by council

Yahoo

time24-03-2025

  • Yahoo

Homeless people moved from encampment by council

A total of 21 people have been moved from an encampment on the side of a busy main road in a Kent city, a council has confirmed. Canterbury City Council said it was working with homelessness charities Catching Lives and Porchlight as well as "other settings" to provide shelter for them. The council added it was collaborating with the NHS to provide healthcare and dental care to help people "overcome alcohol and drug addiction". Pip Hazelton, cabinet member for housing, said it was "heart-breaking to see people living in this way". "Officers in teams from across the council have done all they can to rehome people and offer other forms of support," she added. "Only last week we managed to find emergency bedspace with Porchlight and persuaded people to take advantage of that opportunity." The local authority added it issued letters on Wednesday to the people at the site, asking them to move their belongings within seven days before enforcement action is taken. Ms Hazelton added: "While we prefer to help people to move on, this situation simply cannot go on and now we need to take legal action to bring this sad situation to an end." The council said it was also assisting homeless people who have been living in tents at an encampment in Pin Hill. "The challenge all along has been that as soon as we find one person a home, they are replaced by someone equally desperate for help," Ms Hazelton said. Follow BBC Kent on Facebook, on X, and on Instagram. Send your story ideas to southeasttoday@ or WhatsApp us on 08081 002250. Tents on major road dangerous - homeless charity Homelessness charity braced for significant cuts Canterbury City Council

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