WEDNESDAY, August 14, 2013. Sun Newspapers 15

Your week ahead with Tarot Master

MANFRED ZANDER

SUN STARSARIES MAR 21 - APR 19

Love: conflicts will heal now, and happiness returns.Money: a new successful cycle will start at this time and leads to significant achievements.Health: possible stress symptoms; slow down.

LEO JUL 23 - AUG 22

SAGITTARIUS NOV 21 - DEC 21

TAURUS APR 20 - MAY 20

VIRGO AUG 23 - SEP 22

CAPRICORN DEC 22 - JAN 19

GEMINI MAY 21 - JUN 21

LIBRA SEP 23 - OCT 23

AQUARIUS JAN 20 - FEB 18

CANCER JUN 22 - JUL 22

SCORPIO OCT 24 - NOV 21

PISCES FEB 19 - MAR 20

Love: the wheel of karma turns around; lasting and happy relationship ahead.Money: progress and success onward; keep working.Health: your biorhythm will be low; take good care of yourself.

Love: someone is secretly in love with you and will open up to you soon.Money: now comes the time to harvest the fruit for the hard work you have done in the past; success to come sooner or later.Health: you will feel well and stay healthy.

Love: avoid confrontations with people you love; possible dispute with a friend which can lead to an end of a friendship.Money: you will do well and will be successful at work or business.Health: good week to stop bad habits, and starting with a healthy diet.

Love: unexpected event will take place; it will bring happiness and joy.Money: go ahead with all your plans; you are on the highway towards a major success.Health: increase your physical exercises and you will feel well.

Love: continue with your efforts; you are close to get what your heart desires.Money: good week for investing in any type of business.Health: you will feel well and feel fit.

Love: destiny is working in your favour; lasting and happy relationship to come.Money: do what you like; not just working for money.Health: all illnesses will heal now; however if you are unwell see a physician and all disorders will heal quicker.

Love: a change for the better soon; happiness and joy very shortly.Money: success is in the making; your income will increase in next to no time.Health: you will feel fit and stay healthy.

Love: accept a karmic lesson; however a lasting and happy relationship will soon emerge.Money: slow down; after a high follows a low; no need for any concern.Health: you will feel well and stay healthy.

Love: you will get what your heart desires; however exercise patience.Money: you are on the way up; more success to come.Health: you will feel fit and overcome all possible illnesses.

Love: good news from someone who loves you; enjoy the week.Money: no need to worry; the whole universe will make sure that you will do well.Health: increase your time of sleep; possible mood disorder.

Love: be patient; happiness is in the making.Money: you will achieve your desired goal; make an effort.Health: increase your time of rest; possible stress symptoms.

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SATURDAY 17TH

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SUNNewspapers >> Entertainment

Touring performers will entertain on train and at festivalTHE GHAN will be the stage for atouring theatre group as it makesits way to perform in the Territory.

Splash Theatre Company,from Adelaide, will perform onboard The Ghan today, beforearriving in Darwin for shows atCazaly’s Club in Palmerston aspart of the Palmerston Festival

before moving on to Katherine.Me ’N Me Mates comprises

songs, bush ballads, stories andyarns by some of Australia’s bestwriters including Henry Lawson,Banjo Paterson, Slim Dusty andC.J. Dennis.

Since premiering at theAdelaide Fringe, the show has

toured extensively throughoutSA, Victoria and NSW. Now it’sthe Territory’s turn.

The performance celebratesAustralian language and humour.

Songs, jokes, yarns, tall storiesfrom our colourful past are spunin a relaxed atmosphere over adrink or two. It is an irreverent,

affectionate look at things wehold to be particularly Australian.

Combining traditional/bush/folk songs with spoken wordscenes based on old poems andyarns is a winning combination.

The show takes place thisSaturday, August 17, at 5pmand 8.30pm.

Sara Storer is back with a brand-new album.

Songwriter returnsWHEN Sara Storer became amum her music had to take aback seat – but only for a while.

The Territory songbird couldn’tstay away from the lure of makingmusic for long and will releaseher new album, Lovegrass, at afundraising concert next month.

‘‘It has been a couple of yearsin between albums,’’ said themum-of-three. ‘‘It’s been verydifficult balancing family life anda music career together. Youalways want to do both the bestyou can, but I found it difficult totake my eyes off my children.

‘‘The love of songwriting andmaking music kept playing on mymind and in the end I just had tofind the time.’’

Ms Storer first came to the NTto work in remote communitiesbefore her career skyrocketedafter winning a talent competitionin Adelaide River, which led todiscovery in Tamworth. It wasTamworth that set the musicalfire burning in her belly again.

‘‘I caught up with my goodfriend John Williamson at theTamworth Country Music Festivaland was again inspired,’’ shesaid. ‘‘I penned my first song in along time called Canoe, which isabout him. That set the ballrolling and in seven months I hadmost of my album written.’’

Sara Storer, Parap Pre-Schoolfundraiser, Fannie Bay Gaol,Saturday, September 14, 7pm.Tickets $100 from Parap PrimarySchool or 8982 2969.