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Hebridean Whisky Festival 2024: Dates, tickets and what distilleries are taking part in annual event
SirDavis is priced at £79 and is available for pre-order. The whiskey will be available at retail across the U.K as well as in select airports (LAX/JFK/SFO) and stores across the U.S, Paris, and Tokyo in September 2024.
Pre-order or buy here.
Travis, Springbank
In mid-August, Springbank Distillers joined forces with the multiple BRIT and Ivor Novello-winning Scottish rock band Travis to release a special collaborative bottling.
Coinciding with the release of Travis’s new album, L.A. Times, the 26 year old bourbon matured Springbank was carefully selected in partnership with the band and proudly displays the L.A. Times album artwork.
A limited release of 234 bottles, the Springbank Travis bottling were available for £1,250, but as you can imagine with any new or rare Springbank, sold out quickly
Trish Smith, the Blue Mountains mother charged with murdering her two sons, will remain in custody after appearing before Parramatta Court on Saturday.
According to court documents, police will allege Smith killed her sons, Russell, 11, and Benjamin, 9, between 7.30pm on Monday and 12.30pm on Tuesday.
Trish Smith has been charged with the murder of her two sons, Russell and Ben.
Trish Smith has been charged with the murder of her two sons, Russell and Ben.
The boys’ father called triple zero at 1pm on Tuesday after he found the bodies of his sons and his distressed and injured former partner at the family’s Faulconbridge home.
Appearing via audiovisual link from jail, Smith wore a medical gown, with a cast on one arm and a bandage on her neck. As the court discussed her case, she stared at the ground and rarely lifted her head.
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Smith was represented by criminal lawyer Paul McGirr, who confirmed that no application for release on bail was to be made.
The short proceeding ended with McGirr telling Smith that he would speak to her this week.
Paul McGirr speaking outside the Parramatta Court building after Trish Smith’s hearing.
Paul McGirr speaking outside the Parramatta Court building after Trish Smith’s hearing. Credit:Nick Newling
Outside court, McGirr said there were “a lot of family members who are really hurting in respect to this”.
“Parents, grandparents and the like, and we’d ask that everyone respect that privacy because, as I said, right from emergency services who had to attend the scene … there’d be a lot of people out there that have been subjected to this,” he said.Advertisement
Smith will front Penrith Local Court on November 8.
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