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Top 10 singer became screen and stage actor
By Glenn A Baker
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TRISHA (PATSY ANN) NOBLE: 1944-2021
“I was raised by a show business family as an all-round performer, not just a pop singer,” Trisha Noble would declare not long before her death, at the age of 76 after an 18-month battle with a malignant tumour caused by exposure to asbestos. Like Helen Reddy, her grounding as an entertainer would recommend her from a young age to powerbrokers like Brian Henderson, presenter of national television’s
Bandstand.
Trisha Noble plays Dusty Springfield’s mother in the musical, Dusty, The Original Pop Diva, Melbourne, 2005.
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Kells v Upton, BARLA National Cup. Two out of two conversions for Cameron Taylor. Picture: Ben Challis The company where a 20-year-old rugby player worked before he tragically died on Friday has closed for two days as a “mark of respect”. Coombe & Sharpe Landscape Ltd released a statement yesterday sending their condolences to the family of Cameron Taylor, from Whitehaven. Mr Taylor, known to friends and Kells ARL teammates as Tadge, suddenly died on Friday following an incident at Lillyhall industrial estate. Directors Paul Coombe and Alan Sharpe said: “We are devastated by his death and are working with the Health & Safety Executive and the police to establish exactly what happened.
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