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Spotted … Alleged murderer of Michael McGurk, Ron Medich, leaves the Chequers massage parlour at Goulburn Street, Sydney. Picture: Tom Hancock
Source: The Sunday Telegraph
MILLIONAIRE businessman Ron Medich must be under a lot of stress. Accused of murder and confined to the Sydney CBD by strict bail conditions, he sought relief at a well-known massage parlour last night.
Medich was spotted entering Chequers Health Centre in Goulburn St, an adult services club just two blocks from his city apartment, before 6pm and at 7pm The Sunday Telegraph watched him leave.
He walked up the stairs of the basement reception area and on to Goulburn St, speaking on his mobile phone.
When approached, he told The Sunday Telegraph to “p*** off”.
Medich, 62, who is charged with masterminding the 2009 contract killing of business associate Michael McGurk, must wear an electronic tracking device which alerts police if he moves outside the CBD and eastern suburbs.

See the full article from “The Daily Telegraph”

An affair has blossomed between residents of Sydney’s southeast and Thai massage, although some remain unsure whether this love story comes with a happy ending.
Three new applications for Thai massage businesses, two vying for the same premises at 387 Anzac Pde, Kingsford, and one at 265 Arden St, Coogee, aroused the interest of Randwick councillors at last Tuesday night’s meeting.
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Liberal councillor Scott Nash said he felt the resolution that all applications regarding Thai massage parlours come before councillors was presumptive. But other councillors said they were suspicious after noticing a marked increase in applications.
“I am very concerned about the influx of Thai massage parlours within the City of Randwick,” Independent Anthony Andrews said.”I have heard rumours that they are later sold and then used for other services.”
Liberal councillor Ted Seng expressed concern Randwick would become known as “the city of massage parlours . . . or something akin to Kings Cross or Oxford St”.

See the full article from “Southern Courier”

… NewsCore) – They may be holy places of worship and reflection but new figures show that people in the Australian state of New South Wales may not be as safe in a church as they are at a strip club or in a brothel, The (Sydney) Sunday Telegraph reported.
The latest data, compiled by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, showed 1,600 people were charged with committing a range of 27 offenses in the state’s “places of worship” in 2008.
Surprisingly, the figures showed only 282 people were charged over the same offenses in premises classified as adult entertainment.
Bureau director Don Wedderburn said the data showed people were just as likely to be assaulted or robbed in the sanctity of a church as they were on the streets.
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Premises listed under adult entertainment included strip clubs, sex shops, brothels, massage parlors, homosexual clubs, gaming houses as well as gambling clubs.

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… NewsCore) – They may be holy places of worship and reflection but new figures show that people in the Australian state of New South Wales may not be as safe in a church as they are at a strip club or in a brothel, The (Sydney) Sunday Telegraph reported.
The latest data, compiled by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, showed 1,600 people were charged with committing a range of 27 offenses in the state’s “places of worship” in 2008.
Surprisingly, the figures showed only 282 people were charged over the same offenses in premises classified as adult entertainment.
Bureau director Don Wedderburn said the data showed people were just as likely to be assaulted or robbed in the sanctity of a church as they were on the streets.
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Premises listed under adult entertainment included strip clubs, sex shops, brothels, massage parlors, homosexual clubs, gaming houses as well as gambling clubs.

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Councillors are concerned about the large number of applications for local therapeutic massage parlours.
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Cr Michael McDermott, who takes a strong anti-brothel stance, led the change to tighten controls on sex services and restricted premises to ensure remedial massage parlours were not used for “purposes other than remedial massage’’.
“The objective of the change is to ensure that anyone who applies to open such a massage parlour or works in a massage parlour in Parramatta must have a recognised Australian qualification or the equivalent, and they legitimately intend to offer only therapeutic massage,’’ Cr McDermott said.
“We currently have 16 such massage parlours in the Parramatta CBD alone. Internationally and across Australia, these are often used for provide sex services. It would be naive of us to think that such a problem may not have spread to Parramatta. These changes will help to control an emerging problem.’’

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Excellent Massaging Technique To Relieve Stress, Fatigue, Sleeplessness, and StrainRight massaging requires adequate technique and Massage Sydney is a leader in this field.
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There was a misconception that receiving massage is a part of luxury and only elite class of people can afford it. Time has changed and people are becoming more stressed and tensed in their respective lives. This calls the need of proper massaging and even the doctors, fitness experts and medical professionals are also recommending a massaging. There are lots of massage parlors that provide good massaging treatments, but Massage Sydney is constantly getting preference among people because of its excellent and also affordable price. The services offered here are very affordable, and it is an important aspect for the popularity of Massage Sydney.
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The therapeutic massage conducted by the professionals of Massage Sydney involves the release of the soft tissue of the tendons, ligaments and muscles, which allows the receiver to grasp better flexibility. Some session also includes passive stretching and during such session, the receivers experience an additional release and superior range of motion.

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Friend of Richie Benaud are outraged at the abuse of the cricket legend’s image. Picture: Tracee Lea Source: The Australian
FOR nearly 50 years Richie Benaud has been the voice of cricket. Now he is the voice of one of the seediest businesses.
An advertisement is being broadcast on FM radio station Vega mimicking Benaud’s distinctive voice promoting Kings Court, a Sydney massage parlour on Broadway.
In the ad, the voice-over imitating Benaud uses common cricket terms as crude innuendo.
Nine cricket commentator Michael Slater last night expressed shock the ad would air.
“Benaud is a legend and this is tacky and disrespectful,” he said.

See the full article from “NEWS.com.au”

Friend of Richie Benaud are outraged at the abuse of the cricket legend’s image. Picture: Tracee Lea Source: The Australian
FOR nearly 50 years Richie Benaud has been the voice of cricket. Now he is the voice of one of the seediest businesses.
An advertisement is being broadcast on FM radio station Vega mimicking Benaud’s distinctive voice promoting Kings Court, a Sydney massage parlour on Broadway.
In the ad, the voice-over imitating Benaud uses common cricket terms as crude innuendo.
Nine cricket commentator Michael Slater last night expressed shock the ad would air.
“Benaud is a legend and this is tacky and disrespectful,” he said.

See the full article from “Herald Sun”

An advertisement is being broadcast on FM radio station Vega mimicking Benaud’s distinctive voice promoting Kings Court, a  Sydney massage parlour on Broadway. In the ad, the voice-over imitating Benaud uses a series of common cricket terms as crude innuendo.
Channel 9 chief executive David Gyngell and respected Nine cricket commentator Michael Slater last night expressed shock the ad would air. “Richie Benaud is a legend and this is tacky and disrespectful,” he said.
The ad starts with a female voice asking: “Welcome to King’s Court, sir, how can I help you?”
The voice mimicking Benaud responds by saying: “Yes, I’m after a maiden to bowl me over.”
The ad then has more innuendo, which we cannot publish on The Daily Telegraph website.
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Slater though was upset that Benaud’s name had been used to promote a massage parlour.

See the full article from “Daily Telegraph”

Although sex addiction is not listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) published by the American Psychiatric Association, Halyard says it should be adopted in the next revision. “Clinicians who work regularly with sex addicts will tell you that it is an addiction, because the disorder has all the hallmarks of addiction, including causing significant distress, tolerance, withdrawal, increasing time spent and intensity, behavior continuing despite negative consequences or the desire to stop, and causing problems in occupational and social functioning,” reveals Halyard.
Behaviors associated with the disorder vary from individual to individual, but usually include sexual obsession or fantasy, excessive masturbation, multiple sex partners, affairs, and numerous one night stands. On the Internet, behaviors can include online porn, meeting online and having sex, cybersex, instant messaging, texting, webcam, and online strippers. Sex addicts attempt to connect with other people by means of decidedly impersonal intimate activities. For heterosexual males, the addiction often involves visits to strip clubs, massage parlors, escorts, live call chatting (1-900 numbers), and prostitutes.

See the full article from “Behavioral Health Central (blog)”