The 2010 Monster Energy Super X will have one of the biggest international rider lineups ever assembled outside of the AMA World Supercross series with a number of the world’s best supercross and motocross riders heading downunder to compete. Get your tickets to the Sydney round of the championships and head to Parramatta Stadium on Saturday night, 27 November, for all the action.

“The caliber of international riders we have secured for this year’s series is testament to the growth of Super X and the recognition it is getting around the world,” said Michael Porra, managing director of Global Action Sports. This year’s series will continue to grow the sport of supercross in Australasia with two New Zealand races and a range of exciting new initiatives at every round.

Each race will once again be televised live on Fox Sports and thrilling race formats for each round will be revealed in the coming weeks.

For more information visit http://superx.com.au.

The new service departs Parramatta Wharf at 7.00am Monday to Friday and is timetabled to arrive at Circular Quay within 55 minutes. The last River Express service departs Circular Quay for Parramatta at 7.00pm. The express service will make just one stop at Rydalmere en-route to Circular Quay. 

For a copy of the new timetable go to http://www.sydneyferries.info/news/403/122.htm.

Do you know that The Roxy's Happy Hour has changed? It is now 5-7pm instead of 4-6pm. Much better for the 9-to-5ers!
Spirits $4, Wine $3, and Beer $3!

Major renos taking place at the old Commercial Hotel in Hassall Street with a multi-million dollar refit underway. Massive beer garden to house outdoor stage for live music, contemporary interiors, new external paintwork and a much bigger bistro. Aiming to complete in April. 

Coco Cubano in the pipeline for Parramatta, after making it big in the Cross and the City. The DA's in for the corner of Church and Phillip Streets. See Good Living's report last year: http://www.tinyurl.com.au/2by 

For anyone who's missed it - mini dining explosion occurring in Harris Park with at least 6 new Indian venues opening in the last 12 months. Connaught Place, Kem Cho!, Mashawi, Spice of Life... and soon the new Chutney and the chai shop Kuber.

And on the subject of Harris Park, the Doueihi Grocer and Baker on Wigram Street is worth a visit - family service, great packed products and the best cooked-on-site Lebanese bread in town, http://www.tinyurl.com.au/2c0 

 The newly opened Spice of Life, Harris Park can hold up to 500 people