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Correspondence Between the Premier's Office and Cricket ;ey. Hope you had a good ® Neekend. Can you let me know 10w you went with date and :iming preference withWH re 26./37. July? Thank you I , n 4 Jun, 1 5 am 26 is in the premier diary Deliver M n,4J n,12:30pm rhank you. Preferre,d time? Ne have locked in 11-12 on that :Jay - no parliament :) �an you confirm that for diary ..·h- a n k?s. :heers. ., ., From: ® Sent: Friday, 1 June 2018 10:36 AM To: The Premier {DPaC) Subject: FW:The Hurricanes Foundation - Enriching the Lives of Our Cricket Community From:Cricket Tasmania <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, 1 June 2018 10:12 AM To: [email protected] .au Subject:The Hurricanes Foundation - Enriching the Lives of Our Cricket Community ·.TASMANIAN TIGERS I TASMANIAN ROAR I HOBARTHUHRICANES _I , ,_ ...M EMBER NEWS CRICKETTAS.COM.AU What a Year Its Been For The Hurricanes Foundation Last season saw Cricket Tasmania and the Hobart Hurricanesjoin forceswith the Australian Sports Foundation· (ASF) and launch the Hurricanes Foundation. Combining the reach and awareness of the Hurricanes and Cricket Tasmania brands e create'1 a programthat impacts our cricket community. In the shorttime since the Foundation launched we have assisted over 100 individuals and helped many communities in need, rangingfrom the Kingston CrowsCricket Club o the Give me 5 for Kids Charity Ball. Thanks to the generosityof Cricket Tasmania and Hurricanes Membersand fans, we raised over $8,000which will go towardsdirectly impacting our cricket community. 1 In addition to cash investments we also donated countless signed items, that assisted community groups and special causes which resulted in raisingover $51,000. Most recently we donated a BBL signed bat to _and his friends (see above). Who raised over $30,000 fortheir friend llllllwho was diagnosed with liver cancer. he Purple for Prostate team (above) with their donated BBL bat at their annual undraiser, they raised over $10,000 on the night. With assistancefrom our Co-Major Sponsor ••lwe engaged a number of schools across the state In our Hurricanes Breakfast Club program. Hurricanes BreakfastClubs (below) assist primaryschools acrossthe state in providing a healthy nutritious startto the day for their students. 2 We also supportedthe team which travelled Orange In regional NSW to take partin a Tri-Series Tournamentagainst the SydneyThunder Indigenous team. Through the Northern Rookie Program, we provided rom Riverside CricketClub and , •••• from Mowbray Cricket Club (below) with the opportunity tojoin our HurricanesWBBL and BBL squads during the season. These opportunities provided both playerswith valuable Insight into cricket at the elite revel. This snapshot of some of our activity over the past season shows we have accomprished so much in a short period of time and we need your supportto continue to do more. For more infonnation on how you can get involved and supportthe valuable work our oundation does, pleasevisit our website - all donations made onUne are 100% tax deductible CRICKETTAS•. COM.AU 3 Click hereto view the AustralianPrivacy Cricket Policy. GetIn conlaCt: Please sendany general enquiriesto: [email protected] FoundationHotline: (03) 62820411 Blundstone Arena115 Derwent Street. Bellerive. TAS 7018 Any opinions expressedin this e-mail arethose of the individual and not necessarilythe Parliament of Tasmania. This e-mall and any files transmittedwith it are confld�ntlal and solely for the use of the intended recipient. If you arenot the intended recipient or personresponsible for delivering to the intended recipient, be advised that you have received this e-mail in error and that any use is strictly prohibited. If you have received this e-mail in error, advise the sender Immediately by using the reply facility in your e-mail software. Warning: Computer viruses may be transmittedor downloaded onto any computer system via e­ mail communication. It is the recipient's responsibility to take appropriate action to prevent computer viruses being transmitted In this way. Accordinglythe Parliament of Tasmania disclaim all responsibility which arises directly or indirectly from such transmission of computer viruses. 4 _P_e _rca::e::i1y..., .., M.... i_ ch_ _e l__e (_D_P_ac..>� ------••----------- From: Angela Williamson <[email protected]> Sant: Friday, 1 June 2018 3:22 PM To: Hodgman, Will (DPaC); Cassy O'Connor,[email protected]; Petrusma, Jacquie (DPaC); David O'Byrne; Rockliff,Jeremy (DPaC) Cc: Baker, Tim (DPaC); Subject FYI [ What does innovation look like when it comesto turftraining forcricket in a cold climate? The marquee! This addition to Blundstone Arena means that our male and female players don't need to travel interstate forpre­ season training anymore. We will be applying for Federal innovation funding to make it ours forever, but in the meantime watch WIN news tonight and see Brent Costello talk to Nick Cummins, Clas CEO, about what this means forcricket in Tasmania. Cheers Ange ANGELAWILLIAMSON I GovernmentRelations & InfrastructureManager Cricket Australia I Blundstone Arena, 15 DerwentStreet I Bellerive Tasmania 7018 CRICKET �et.com.au I www.cricket.com.au l!Ml!.W.a This e-mail messageand any attachedfiles may contain information thatis copyright or confidential. It has been prepared for the private and confidential use of the intended recipient and may not be disclosed to anyone else. Any review, re-transmission, dlsclosure, dissemination or other use of, or taking of any action in reliance upon, this information by persons or entities other than the Intended recipientIs unauthorised. Ifyou have receivedthis e-mail In error, please notify us Immediately by reply e-mail and delete this e-mail together with any attachments. CricketAustralia does nol represent this e-mail to be free from any virus, faultor defect and it is therefore the responsibility of therecipient to first scan it for viruses, faults and defects. 2 Percey, Michele (DPaC) -t +-d © From: Angela Williamson <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, 4 June 201810:58 AM To: Petrusma, Jacquie (DPaC); Hodgman, Will {DPaC) Cc: Baker, Tim (DPaC) Subject: Good morning Premier & Minister I just wanted to alertyou to a change in our nomenclature and brand over hereat Cricket Tasmania. I'll send through the media release once I receive it! Thanks again for the effortsto reset our funding partnershipand your deep respect forour female HP program. We look forwardto the pending funding announcement in the budget. Our femaleplayers return next week and our new coach started today. Please let me know thoughts regarding the associated announcement and media event (we could even do it down the new marquee!). Cheers Ange ANGELAWILLIAMSON I GovernmentRelations & Infrastructure Manager Cricket Australia Blundstone Arena, 15 DerwentStreet I Bellerive Tasmania 7018 CRICKET a'..�.M This e-mail message and any attachedfiles may contain informationthat Iscopyright or confidential. It has been prepared for the private and confidential use of the intended recipient and may not bedisclosed to anyone else. Any review,re-transmission, disclosure, disseminationor otheruse of, or taking of any action In reliance upon, this lnfonnatlon by personsor entities other than the intended recipient is unauthorised. If you have received this e-mailin error, please notify us immediately by reply e-mail and delete this e-mail together with any attachments. Cricket Australia doesnot representthis. e-maH to be free from any virus, fault or defect and it is therefore the responsibility of the recipient to firstscan it forviruses, faults end defects. From: Nick Cummins Sent:Monday, 4 June 2018 10:50 AM To: CTStaff <st [email protected]> Cc: CT Directors <[email protected]> Subject: The Tasmanian Tigers Good morning, Thfs morning we welcomed our new women's Tigers Head Coach Salliann Briggs to her firstday on the job. It's an exciting step forwardfor the women's program and I am looking forwardto Sal making an impactwith our enthusiastic group of players. You'll notice I referred to her as a Tigers Head Coach, not Roar. This marksa significant name change for our women's game, going forward the women's program will be known as the Tigers. That means all male and female players will play under the same brand, mirroring the Hurricanes branding strategy. One club, two teams. 1 This is important as we want our High Performance unit to see our state cricket as one program, not partitionedby gender, but treated as a holistic high performanceprogram. As Corinne Hall put it; "To be known as the Tigers, right alongside the men, furthercements the changing attitudes towards the female game. All the Tigers branding around the stadium, the gym, the locker rooms, the cricket museum and even the admln offices now represents us too- all of us." This rebrand process has been undertakenwith the full supportof the Board, coaches and male and femalesenior players who, without exception, embraced the name change with great enthusiasm. It's also symbolic of the significant increase In Investment we are putting into the women's program and the transition of our players Into full time professional cricketers. The rebrand will take some time to wash through all apparel and other brandingthat currently carrythe Roar logo. I ask you to be vigilant around the logo usage and transitionto solely Tigers as quickly as possible. Thanks, Nick NICK CUMMINS I ChiefExecutive Cricket Tasmania Blundstone Arena 15 DerwentSt I HobartTasmania 7018 MyState �- This e-mail message and any attached files may contain information that is copyright or confidential. It has been prepared forthe private and confidential use of the intended recipient and may not be disclosed to anyone else. Any review, re-transmission, disclosure,dissemination or other use of, or taking of any action in reliance upon, this Information by persons or entitles other than the intendedrecipient is unauthorised. If you have received this e-mail in error, please notify us immediately by reply e-mail and delete this e-mail together with any attachments.
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