<p>In this short and slightly croaky Tuesday catch‑up, I run through what’s happening around Mill Park this week and share a few thoughts on local issues. With Easter on the doorstep, remember Mill Park Library and most council facilities will be closed on Good Friday (3 April) and Easter Monday (6 April). I touch on this week’s events—Storytime, Chatty Cafe, Walking Football at Mill Park Basketball Stadium, the Cinemagic film screening on 1 April, and a shout‑out to the sold‑out Fast Track Barista course—plus community groups like the young parents program at the Y in Plenty Valley. I also recap Plenty Parklands Primary’s rainy but well‑attended Family Fun Night, note ongoing teacher industrial action and my hope we avoid more disruption, and give an update on our local petitions, including the push for a toilet and bin at Telopea Reserve. I call out some on‑the‑ground wins and worries—like the long grass finally mown along Plenty Road near Childs Road (and that lingering kangaroo carcass), and the need to keep our elected representatives focused on genuine Mill Park issues as election season approaches. There’s a big thank‑you to the Direct to Boot team at Woolies Stables for consistently going above and beyond. If you want more local insights, sign up at millpark.blog for the five‑email Mill Park primer and the Monday newsletter with what’s coming up on the show. Thanks for listening, and I’ll see you next episode once this cough clears!</p>