City Mission Opens New Super Op Shop

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CITY MISSION OPENS NEW SUPER OP SHOP

HOBART City Mission has launched a new second-hand clothing store in Moonah, believed to be the largest of its kind in southern Tasmania. The op shop is located at the old Paul’s Warehouse site at 15 Main Road, Moonah, next to City Mission Op Shop’s current furniture warehouse and has more than 2000 square metres of floor space. The store includes more than 20,000 items of clothing items plus homewares, bric-a-brac, books, toys, electrical goods and lots more.

STORY CONTINUES PAGE 2 Hobart City Mission volunteer Gloria Miller at the new op shop in Moonah.

Veteran and Community Grants program now open GRANTS for projects an ongoing priority for community,” he said. benefit veterans and projects and activities. social connection ESO or community supporting the health the Liberal Government “Grants can provide their families, and these A small number of amidst the Coronavirus organisation with ideas and wellbeing of and the V&CG program seed funding for grants will provide large grants of up to pandemic was the theme for practical projects and veterans and their was a way of supporting projects that promote opportunities to $150,000 are available and key focus of events. activities that support families are now ex-service organisations a healthy lifestyle, help community organisations for projects that deliver “2020 has been a safe environments available, with the latest (ESOs) and community veterans to remain living to extend the important wellbeing support tough year for so many, for veterans and their round of Veteran and organisations in providing independently in their support they provide services and activities of and this year maintaining families to connect Community Grants local solutions. own homes, reduce to veterans and their broad-scale benefit to the social connections has and engage to consider (V&CG) program now “Veteran and social isolation, support families.” veteran community. been more important making an application.” open. Community Grants carers and improve ESOs and community The 2020-21 grant than ever when it comes Grant applications will Local Liberal Senator are for activities and access to community organisation partners are round is now open to our mental health close 29 January 2021. Eric Abetz said the health services that improve the services. invited to apply for grants online and follows the and wellbeing,” Senator For information about and wellbeing of the health and wellbeing of “Local communities of up to $20,000 for successful Veterans’ Abetz said. how to apply, visit www. veteran community was members of the veteran know best what will local, community-based Health Week where “I encourage any local communitygrants.gov.au. 2

2 Glenorchy Gazette December 2020 Community News CITY MISSION OPENS Learning through music A NEWLY started NEW SUPER OP SHOP Multicultural Music and FROM FRONT PAGE clothing and stocking that City Mission Op Play Playgroup at the other items, and building Shops can continue to Multicultural Hub in Hobart City Mission a wheelchair accessible help fund Hobart City Moonah is using music to social enterprise manager ramp. Mission programs such help children aged zero Verity Davis said the new Ms Davis said the store as Emergency Relief, to five learn new skills as op shop was expected was manned daily by Small Steps, the DIY they grow up. to become a place of eight to 10 volunteers Dads program and the The program is facili- community connection, as well as a paid staff Mountain View program tated by qualified music and would provide member. at the old Balmoral teacher Catherine Cretan, much needed affordable “We’ve probably had Motor Inn in Goodwood. who runs Hobart Baby clothing for Hobart City 30 plus volunteers a day “The store is a Music, on Tuesday morn- Mission’s client base. to set up – it was a really really exciting way ings from 10am to noon, “We had the intense 10-day period,” to contribute to the with the first half being a opportunity to come and she said. organisations and music session followed by have a look at the site, “Everyone has been its programs – the informal play activities. and as the organisation super supportive, we’ve volunteers are particularly Ms Cretan said music had seen rapid growth, had long time volunteers proud in knowing the had a number of benefits we thought it would come in and help us, work that they do here for children growing up. not only be useful for and we’ve had some will go directly to help “Music as we know retail, but potential new people come in those in the community,” can be very calming and other programs that the to give us a hand who Ms Davis said. soothing, it can also be organisations might look have signed up to City Mission Op Shops very stimulating, and can Music teacher Catherine Cretan running the Multicultural Music and Play Playgroup at the into in the coming years,” volunteer with us more currently have nine help you play with your Multicultural Hub in Moonah. she said. permanently.” stores across southern children,” she said. “Particularly after The opening of the Tasmania. “We all know children playgroup. session because I’ll teach nia, they don’t have family COVID, we’ve seen store would not have Donations to City learn through play “Some parents don’t the parent some songs visiting from overseas, so increases in shoppers, so been possible without Mission Op Shops can be and it’s a really nice know many lullabies, but and games they can play it’s a way of getting out, we felt that it was time to the support of the made at any of the stores constructive way to share there’s a whole world with their baby later on meeting people, making take the next step into a community, with their during opening hours. joyful time with your of beautiful lullabies out when they wake up – I connections with people, larger footprint in terms donations of quality A free donation pick child through singing and there, so I spend a good see myself as a resource and learning some things of our retail operations.” second-hand goods up service is available dancing.” part of each class singing for parents. they can take home with The store was prepared meaning there was to selected suburbs in Ms Cretan encouraged and teaching the carers “We know there is a them.” by City Mission staff as enough product to stock southern Tasmania. families from all cultures lullabies they can sing for need in the community For more information, well as a dedicated team the large space. Bookings can be and backgrounds to their children,” she said. for people who might be visit the Multicultural of volunteers, who spent The five-year lease made by phoning attend as it was an “It doesn’t matter if the isolated by being new to Music and Play Playgroup two weeks hanging the at the store will ensure 0468 709 645. inclusive and welcoming baby is asleep during the English and new to Tasma- Facebook page.

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Glenorchy Gazette December 2020 3 Community News Mural brings historical building to life

Mural artist Jodie Gaul. The mural on the side of the Old Chapel Tea Rooms.

A HISTORICAL building and executive officer the Glenorchy community. “We wanted to in Glenorchy has received Angelique Payne, we “We wanted something provide something to the a facelift from Tasmanian came up with the 1830s that would educate community that was a artist Jodie Gaul in the style, so I did a plan and people about the old feature for years to come form of a mural that showed it to them, then I building and its prior use and would put us on the depicts the history of the made a few changes and and history, as well as map, and this mural does establishment and area. came up with the final blend in nicely” she said. that in being a gateway The Old Chapel Tea design,” she said. “The heritage building to the city – it’s quite The Rooms, operated by “I placed the design has so much history when beautiful.” team Aurora Disability Services, into an app, which took we consider it was the Ms Cairns said the at the is a vocational training me two full days, and original O’Brien’s Bridge Old Chapel Tea Rooms facility that provides the then painted it on the Wesleyan Chapel and opened up a lot of Glenorchy opportunity for people wall over six full days.” built in 1829-1830, and pathways for people with Gazette and with disabilities to Ms Gaul has been so much has happened disability in hospitality. Cor Comms, undertake Certificate I in a professional artist since then.” “They make the scones, Hospitality and showcase since 2014, painting on Before Aurora they make the soup, they publishers of the their hospitality skills to canvases and showing Disability Services make the quiche, they do newspaper, would the public. her work in galleries in purchased the building the cleaning and they’re like to wish advertisers, Ms Gaul said the mural Tasmania and on the in 1989, it had been a aware of food safety,” she acted like a storybook, mainland. church, Sunday school, said. readers and supporters a very having aspects relevant “This was my first big a community venue and “By setting up this Merry Christmas and a safe and to the Chapel on it mural, so I first thought was a Buffalo Lodge. establishment, our prosperous New Year. such as a horse called it was going to be a real “It was derelict, and rat hospitality trainees proudly Merlot, a cart with three challenge, but once I infested with no running can operate their own people in it travelling to started, I really enjoyed water, but with volunteer business venture with church, an apple tree, it,” Ms Gaul said. help, we were able to get support and can showcase farm animals, children “While I was painting it, it to the point it is today,” their abilities for all in the playing, Aboriginal people I had so many members Ms Cairns said. community to see.” and Reverend Benjamin of the community come Carvosso, who laid the past and stop to chat to Advertisement foundation stone on 1 me and ask about the January 1830, welcoming process – it was lovely.” his church goers. Ms Cairns said she “In consultation had the inspiration for with Aurora Disability the mural to provide Andrew Wilkie Services managing something beautiful of director Joy Cairns OAM historical significance to YOUR INDEPENDENT IN CANBERRA Chris Hills Wishing all my clients a Want to get in touch with Andrew? wonderful Christmas, and 3 looking forward to an Drop into the office at 188 Collins Street Hobart exciting 2021. or post a letter to GPO Box 32 Hobart 7001 3 Phone 6234 5255 or 6234 5861 3 Email [email protected] 3 Ask for a meeting “My job is to represent and help the people of Clark which includes Hobart, Glenorchy

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4 Glenorchy Gazette December 2020 Community News Windermere Primary plants seeds of learning THE 24 Carrot Garden at Windermere Primary School in Claremont has been a wonderful example of the kitchen garden ‘paddock to plate’ philosophy, creating a vibrant and positive food culture at the school. Established by MONA’s Kirsha Kaechele, the 24 Carrot Gardens initiative engages and inspires students by linking garden produce with cooking. “The garden is a great space for students of all ages,” Windermere Primary School acting AST Matthew Rice said. “It is an important engagement tool and it is great to see some of our students utilise the space regularly to develop a sense of pride at what they have been able to do.” With MONA’s proximity to Windermere Primary School only being a short distance away, the school was a logical choice to start the program, which now involves 15 Tasmanian schools. “We are very lucky to have had such From left, Windermere Primary School acting advanced skills teacher Matt Rice and Local Member for Clark Elise Archer enjoying Windermere Primary School’s 24 Carrot Garden. wonderful support from the MONA team over “Our students are impressive architectural a long period of time, extremely lucky to have greenhouse,” she said. but volunteers and such a great space in “The garden is a rich resources are always an which to learn but also resource for outdoor issue,” Mr Rice said. play and interact.” learning and offers “With the Local member for students the opportunity unprecedented Clark Elise Archer to become engaged challenges of said the program had with the community COVID-19 this year, expanded a long way through food. it has meant that the since it started. “Children learn to program has not been “I was fortunate to grow, cook and eat able to run the way we see the beginning of healthy produce.” envisaged, but we are this remarkable project “Matt was able to really looking forward and it’s wonderful explain how the school to again welcoming our to see how much it plans to get things going students’ families and has expanded with again after a period friends into the garden more garden beds, of inactivity due to and kitchen soon. and it now has an COVID-19.”

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Glenorchy Gazette December 2020 5 Community News COUNTRY WOMEN Gifts for Guide Dogs THE Claremont Girl train a guide and cent of profits on the day Guides Hall will be assistance dog, and to its training programs, SUPPORT ORANGE SKY packed with furry due to COVID-19 we instead of a paid site. friends and a variety of had to cancel a lot of “It’s $10 for the site THE Country Women’s including an online raffle, homelessness. Thompson said the CWA stall holders when the our normal fundraising and a donation of a gift Association (CWA) has were able to present Originally established were proud to support Guide Dogs Tasmania events, so we’re having towards the fundraising supported Orange Sky more than $6000 to by Nic Marchesi and such a worthy cause. Christmas Market is our own market to raise raffle on the day,” Ms Laundry throughout 2020, Orange Sky. Lucas Patchett as a way to Due to COVID-19, held on 6 December. funds and awareness for Ryan said. holding events to raise Some branches also restore dignity to people Orange Sky will continue The market will guide dogs,” she said. “All proceeds from site much needed funds. donated funds direct to doing it tough, it has now to be the project for feature about 30 “We’re hoping it can fees and raffle comes Due to the COVID-19 the organisation. expanded to 33 services CWA’s fundraiser until stalls offering a also be a fun way to directly to Guide Dogs pandemic, fundraising Orange Sky Australia across the country and has September 2021. variety of beautiful support local makers Tasmania to help us raise has been a bit harder started in Brisbane been in strong demand For more information, handmade products, who haven’t been able and train life-changing than usual, but CWA in 2014 and is a free with the COVID crisis. contact state secretary dog accessories, plants, to do many markets this dogs right here in the members persisted, and mobile laundry service CWA state vice Sandra Bingham on sweet treats, Christmas year – they can come state. through various methods, for people experiencing president Madelaine 6231 3706. gifts, baked goods, and along, sell their wares, The Guide Dogs Guide Dogs Tasmania make a donation to Tasmania Christmas merchandise. Guide Dogs for having Market will be held Guide Dogs Tasmania a stall there and have a at the Claremont Girl program manager Kim really good day. Guides Hall at 5 Box Ryan said the Christmas “We’ll have some Hill Road on Sunday 6 Market would raise puppies there on the day December from 10am funds for Guide Dogs that people can pat as to 2pm. Tasmania’s guide and well.” For those interested assistance dog program. Guide Dogs Tasmania in holding a stall, “It costs more than are hoping vendors will email info@guidedogstas. $50,000 to raise and consider donating 10 per com.au.

From left, Orange Sky Laundry Hobart service leader Colin Howell, Country Women’s Association (CWA) state vice president Madeline Thompson, CWA community support officer Bea Rolins, CWA southern group president Chris Booth and CWA Glenorchy branch secretary Judy Morris.

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Department of State Growth 6 Glenorchy Gazette December 2020 Community News Mental health support needed for students IN the final weeks of the school year, the outstanding efforts of students over the last few months must be acknowledged. Thanks to incredibly hardworking teachers, students for the most part, have shown resilience and flexibility in adapting to the changes that have taken place this year. School should be a reassuring place of familiarity and belonging for students, but increasingly, students are becoming anxious and worried about their future. From left, student leader from the Glenorchy municipality Toby Patman, parent association member Earle Patman, Glenorchy municipality student leaders Dean William Jones and Theo Patman, Mental health and and Member for Elwick Josh Willie. wellbeing is vital for learning and life. leads to poor learning they are uncomfortable Josh Willie said our children must be a will see recruitment of students have access to Children who are outcomes, behavioural with and learning investment into mental top priority – it is one of mental health workers specialist mental health mentally healthy issues like bullying and outcomes for the whole health at an early the biggest issues raised to all Tasmanian state support by employing learn, benefit from life sadly, youth suicide. class are compromised,” age would improve with me when I talk to primary and high a range of mental experiences, and have Local parent and he said. learning outcomes and young people, parents schools. health professionals stronger relationships school association “Because of a lack help to prevent the and teachers.” “As a teacher and such as social workers, with family members, member Earle Patman of funding and a lack development of more In Tasmania right now, parent, this is a matter youth workers or school staff and peers. said mental health mental health workers in acute mental health there are around 60,000 that I am serious about psychologists. However, when a issues not only impact schools, teachers have to issues. students, but only 70 addressing,” Mr Willie Good mental student needs help there individual students, but take over that role. “Concerns about gaps psychologists and 79 said. health provides a are not enough school spread into the school. “They do the best in mental health support social workers, meaning “We owe it to our solid foundation for psychologists, social “Mental health they can, but they’re not services for young there is about 900 kids.” managing the transition workers and counsellors issues can come out trained, and it means people in Tasmanian students for every one The Mental Health to adolescence and to give support. as behavioural issues they spend less time schools predate psychologist. Workers for Tasmanian adulthood, engaging Students are falling because young people teaching.” COVID-19,” he said. Mr Willie has Schools policy will successfully in education through the cracks which can’t always voice what Member for Elwick “The mental health of developed a policy that ensure Tasmanian and having a happier life.

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Tasmanian artist Nathaniel Hiller teaching Montrose Bay High School Art students.

MONTROSE Bay High involved in. School students have been The school has also engaging with the arts been reaching out to on a number of projects established artists in to learn valuable skills Tasmania to inspire and and connect with the teach the students. community. Ms Love said having A small group of Visual artists visit classes was Arts students from the a great experience for school participated in a students to learn more mural project at the Metro about different art styles. Football Club. “It’s about providing The opportunity arose as many diverse learning after Deb Moore from opportunities as possible Metro Football Club for the students,” she said. approached the school’s “The more they engage Art department, which with different artists and led to 11 students in their work, the greater grade eight and nine the perspectives and ideas spending two full days at they can cultivate. the site painting an image “COVID has been designed by grade nine difficult because we student Grace Greggory. haven’t been able to “The mural project go to the galleries and provided students with exhibitions that we would From left, Montrose Bay High School students Ellie Cornelius, Charlotte Lennox, Ebony George, Mikayla Wise, Jasmine Neil, Lola Willis, Sophie Bowerman, Skye- Michelle Baldwin, Grace Dawson and Tahlia Gillies. an opportunity to engage usually, so it’s been even in some real world more important for me experience for those who to try to reach out to Peter Hiller and aunt Kit “One thing I really like were thinking of future practicing artists to enrich Hiller. about it is taking the kids careers or interests in the our classroom learning. “Painting is a bit of away, taking photos and Blissenden areas of the arts, such as “The arts have such meditation, it’s my attempt then reliving it through design and illustration, a great impact on our at calming my mind,” Mr painting – it puts me back spatial design, and mural mental health, self-esteem Hiller said. in holiday mode.” Lawyers painting,” Montrose Bay and sense of wellbeing High School Art teacher and belonging.” Caitlin Love said. Tasmanian artist BL “It also created a Nathaniel Hiller was one stronger connection to artist who visited recently. JOIN OUR our local community and He showed students North of Creek Road was linked to improved techniques to use before OLD SCHOLARS FOR THE PROFESSIONAL LEGAL SUPPORT YOU learning outcomes. students had a go at doing “The students really a painting that was a cross CAROLS AND NEED WHEN BUYING OR SELLING PROPERTY valued being able to between realism and Buying and selling property is one of the most important take their art outside the abstract. CHRISTMAS EVE MASS classroom and spend more “There were a few transactions you may ever make. Blissenden Lawyers time with their friends in students that were really provide the professional legal support you need. this setting.” good – probably better In the Dominic College Chapel All at a fixed cost The mural design was drawers than I was,” Mr 9.30pm Carols 10pm Mass the club’s logo of the Hiller said. Call us today soccer ball with wings, Mr Hiller has been www.dominic.tas.edu.au as well as darts and an painting for about 30 Become a part of our community. (03)6272 7766 eight ball to show the years, following in the 204 Tolosa Street, Glenorchy [email protected] other sports the club is footsteps of his father www.blissendenlawyers.com.au

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Mark Veitch, caught Coronavirus in their details prior to B H Tasmanian Director of Tasmania earlier this entry and are subject BEREAVED PARENTS’ SUPPORT GROUP HOBART MINIATURE STEAM Public Health year first thought their to temperature checks symptoms were just hay and health screening Our free group is run by a bereaved mother and LOCOMOTIVE SOCIETY (HMSLS) TASMANIA did its first fever. questions. is open to people who have lost a child at any Located at Flagstaff Gully, the HMSLS operates test for Coronavirus on When your We also provide age, for any cause and regardless of whether a miniature railway. They cater for people with 31 January this year. Coronavirus test is information about how the loss was recent or not. Grandparents and a passion for railways or an interest in any Since then we have negative, please see your to get tested if they performed more than GP about controlling develop any cold or flu- adult siblings are eligible too. The evening aspect of model engineering. You don’t need to 115,000 tests. your hay fever symptoms like symptoms. meetings are in the McDougall building in be an accomplished engineer. Testing people and get a certificate so From October 26, Ellerslei Road, Battery point on the second New members are always welcome. who have symptoms you can attend work or people from low risk Tuesday of every second month at 7:30pm. For more information, that could be due to school. areas have been able Coronavirus infection If your symptoms get to arrive and travel Social gatherings occur in the months in visit www.hmsls.com is a crucial part of worse, please go back to in Tasmania without between on a Sunday afternoon. our response to the your doctor for review needing to quarantine on Freecall 1300 064 068 for dates and details. HOBART VINTAGE MACHINERY SOCIETY pandemic. and possibly re-testing for arrival. Many symptoms Coronavirus. It is important to Are you interested in collecting and working on of early and mild We understand that know that these people C vintage machinery and memorabilia? Coronavirus are the same some Tasmanians will pose a very low risk of CLAREMONT COMMUNITY LIBRARY The Hobart Vintage Machinery Society meets as those of colds and find this advice frustrating COVID-19. every Wednesday between 9am and 2pm at flu and could even be because of their own We can safely welcome The Claremont Community Library reopened confused with hay fever. long experience of them in our state. its doors in July after being closed due the red building behind the Main Grandstand Testing people with hay fever, but it is very Areas that are deemed to COVID-19 restrictions. Normal COVID of the Hobart Showgrounds. For more symptoms helps us to important that we do not as medium or high risk work out if someone miss Coronavirus cases. still have restrictions restrictions will apply. For more information, information, contact Phil on 0400 428 326. has Coronavirus, and if Throughout the in place that include phone 0481 047 591 or 0418 339 871. they do, to quickly isolate pandemic, testing in measures such as 14 days L them, and trace and Tasmania has been quarantine. COMBINED PROBUS CLUB OF LIONS CLUB OF GLENORCHY quarantine their contacts guided by expert national We continue to who may also be infected. and local advice. monitor the situation CLAREMONT INC The Glenorchy Lions Club meets every second This reduces the Tasmania focuses its locally, interstate and This social club welcomes active retirees and fourth Wednesday of the month at One spread of Coronavirus in testing on people with overseas and have put in seeking friendship, fellowship and fun. It Care, Barossa Park at 6.45pm. New members the community. symptoms. place measures to reduce For many months, peo- We will also test the risk to Tasmanians. meets on the first Monday of each month at and visitors welcome. For more information, ple across Tasmania have people who may be COVID-19 remains Claremont RSL from 10am until approximately phone Jenny on 0417 311 779. done a great job of taking at increased risk of widespread and noon. The session comprises a short business symptoms seriously and Coronavirus because of uncontrolled across much meeting, followed by morning tea and a getting tested. where they have been or of the world. M This testing has given who they have been in So even though we may guest speaker. Activities are at the suggestion MASTERS ATHLETICS us confidence that contact with. lift restrictions on interstate of members. A lunch outing is organised on Track and field athletics at the Domain Athletic Coronavirus has not We have put in arrivals, some measures the second Sunday of each month. Annual Centre for the over 30’s from October to March. been circulating in our place a system that will remain in place for subscription is now $20, meeting day $3. communities. identifies other states as long as COVID-19 Programs are at www.tasmastersathletics.org. This Spring and and territories and remains a risk to our state. Contact secreatory on 6275 0219. au or for more information, Summer, around one international destinations We retain limits on the please contact the secretary on email on: in five Tasmanians will as low, medium or number of people with experience symptoms of high risk, to guide whom we mix closely [email protected] D hay fever, such as runny requirements for people to reduce the risk and DANCING or phone: 0402 314 079. nose, itchy eyes and entering Tasmania. consequences of an Line Dancing at Chigwell Barn, 10 Bucaan St, sneezing. We determine these outbreak from a rare Chigwell. Thursdays: Basic Beginners Thursdays MOONAH LADIES PROBUS CLUB Seasonal hay fever areas by looking at the case of Coronavirus in is due to an allergic level of unexplained Tasmania. 10am-11am ($3) and Beginners Plus 11:30am- Meets first Monday of the month at Rodman reaction to pollen, not an community transmission Testing is critically 12:30pm ($4). Fridays: Basic Beginners 1pm- Bowls Club rooms, Glenorchy. Meeting starts infection. and the circumstances important to help keep 2pm ($3) and Improvers 2pm-2:30pm ($2). 10am followed by morning tea and guest But because the same and control of these cases. us all safe – we can only symptoms as hay fever Areas with no or stop the spread if we Our emphasis is on having fun. Drop ins okay. speaker. Finishes 12noon. Monthly bus trips can also occur with few recent cases of identify cases early. Inquiries: Laura 0448 007 751. and dining out days. Annual subscription $30. Coronavirus, we are unexplained community The most important Meetings $5. Ph. 6247 7572. asking any Tasmanian transmission may be thing that you can do is who has such symptoms deemed low risk. to get tested if you get G to get tested for People entering from symptoms such as fever, GLENORCHY PROBUS CLUB COMBINED N Coronavirus, even if they these areas no longer runny nose, cough, sore Meets at the Glenorchy Football Club on the NEW TOWN CROQUET CLUB suspect it is their ‘normal’ need to quarantine on or itchy throat, shortness first Tuesday of the month. Meeting starts at Come and try croquet at 3 St John’s Avenue, hay fever. arrival in Tasmania, but of breath or lose your Some people who are required to register taste or smell. 10am followed by morning tea and a guest New Town. Entrance from Creek Road, behind speaker. Lunch follows at a local venue. Other the basketball courts. Please contact New Town outings/functions are monthly. Croquet Club secretary Lizzie Bassett on We welcome all enquiries at 0419 326 707. 0409 799 462 for more information. All very welcome. Flat shoes needed, The Parkside Foundation GLENORCHY RODMAN BOWLS CLUB equipment provided. Barefoot bowls every Wednesday night from Supporting people with a disability 5pm starting from 21 October. $5 a head which • Individual and group support T • Life skills development includes a sausage sizzle and cheap drinks. TAI CHI • Recreation and Leisure Bring your mates or come solo. Teams of four Tai Chi classes have resumed each Monday • Supported holidays can be made up on the night. It’s a great night night (except public holidays) at the Golden • School holiday and after school programs out where you get make new friends and • Respite - evening and overnight weekend Years Club, 314 Main Road Glenorchy. 6:00pm • Coordination of supports – improving whoop it up a bit. Many great players over until 7:30pm, $7 concession, $10 employed. life choices the years started out simply by coming along For enquiries, phone Bill Pearson LOCAL AND TASMANIAN For further information and playing this great game of ours. For more Phone 03 6243 6044 on 0409 972 668. Large enough to support you, small information, phone the club on 6273 2293. Email [email protected] enough to care. www.parksidefoundation.org.au Glenorchy Gazette December 2020 9 Community News Seeds planted for Memorial for loved ones bumper flower show THE Compassionate we are at the moment, memorial benches to be going to forget.” Friends group is set to the experiences we’ve set up in Cornelian Bay Maria O’Rourke lost unveil new memorial had and the feeling Cemetery, East Risdon her son Sebastian during benches at Milling- we’ve had. Cemetery and Kingston an accident while he was tons cemeteries across “We draw inspiration Cemetery. travelling overseas about Hobart as a way for from each other, as “The raffle money five years ago. bereaved parents to there’ll be something in will raise money for the “The group has been remember the children each person’s story that benches and plaques to wonderful, it takes a little they have lost. will help other people.” go on them, if there’s bit of effort in the begin- The Compassionate Ms Barry started the anything left over, we’ll ning to connect, but the Friends is a worldwide group in Hobart in 2009, give it to The Compas- love from other people is movement that began with there being around sionate Friends Victoria,” amazing,” Ms O’Rourke in England in 1967 and 15 active members at Ms Barry said. said. is a way for bereaved any given time. “The plaque will have “It’s having that inspi- parents to connect with “I trained in Victoria The Compassionate ration that you’re going other bereaved parents for four years after my Friends logo as well as to be okay, that you will and share their experi- daughter’s death in 2002, the 24/7 helpline which get through and find ences. wanting to contribute is staffed by trained some peace that you can “The philosophy is that after finding solace and bereaved parents, so that make a contribution and mutual support to talk support myself from the way people who visit continue their spirit.” through their experienc- Canterbury group,” Ms the cemetery can get to Membership is free es, enables the bereaved Barry said. know about the group. and open to all bereaved to find within themselves “We meet every “The pain never goes parents regardless of the Claremont Garden Club president Julie Walter. the strength to rebuild second month for the away, we grieve because cause of death and age of their shattered lives after support group and have we love and we continue the child. THE Claremont Lily and Garden Club president for people to come out the worst loss anybody a social get-together in to love – the grief will For more informa- Summer Flower Show Julie Walter said. and see what’s available,” can experience,” Hobart the months in between.” continue as long as we tion, visit https://www. committee has left no “There will be internal Ms Walter said. group member Maxine The group will be rais- live, which is what our compassionatefriendsvic- stone unturned to make club competitions “The older generations Barry said. ing funds through a raffle memorial bench is going toria.org.au/ or phone sure the show will go between Glenorchy, love their gardens, so it’s “We can talk about our that will be drawn on 23 to say in memory of our the 24/7 support line on ahead in early January, Claremont, Lenah Valley a great opportunity to children, express where December 2020, with children that we’re never 1300 064 068. working with the and Derwent Valley come out to enjoy what’s Glenorchy City Council Garden clubs in different on offer.” and the Claremont divisions for each section “A lot of younger ones Garden Club. of plants.” are also starting to get Due to COVID-19 Ms Walter said a lot more involved in restrictions, the despite there being no gardening and having nice Claremont Lily and official opening, trophy gardens to be more self Summer Flow Show on presentation, or prize sufficient.” 9 and 10 January will presentation that was The Claremont Lily have a smaller schedule, normally associated with and Summer Flower a reduced exhibitor the show, there would Show will be held at the space and restrictions on be no major impact on Claremont Memorial Hall the number of people the exhibitors and their on the corner of Main allowed in at any one contributions to the show. Road and Bilton Street on time, but organisers There will also be Saturday 9 January from said there would still plenty on show for 1pm to 5pm and Sunday be plenty of flowers on lovers of gardens, flowers 10 January from 9am to show. and floral art, as well 3pm. “It will mostly be roses, as contributions from Entry is a gold coin liliums, fuchsias and children. donation while children pot plants,” Claremont “The show is a chance under 12 are free. From left, The Compassionate Friends members Maxine Barry, Judy O’Brien, Rosemary Harwood and Maria O’Rourke.

Waste, Recycling and FOGO bins due to be collected on Friday 25 December will be collected on Saturday 26 December due to the Christmas Day public holiday. This includes units with weekly shared services.

There are no other changes over the Christmas and New Year period. Please place wheelie bins on the kerb by 6:00 am on your collection day.

Please call Veolia on 6244 0000 with any waste collection enquiries during Council's Christmas closure period - Council offices will be closed 1300 732 377 RTO 60071 from 12 pm, 24 December until 8:30 am Monday 4th January 2021. www.onroadoffroad.edu.au

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Glenorchy Gazette December 2020 11 Community News Crime Stoppers Tasmania recognised internationally

CRIME Stoppers for being ‘the best of Tasmania has won the best’ for a program two prestigious Crime serving a population Stoppers International of between 300,000 awards for programs and 1 million in not supporting populations one, but two categories of 300,000 to 1 million at this year’s Crime people. Stoppers International Crime Stoppers 2020 Annual Media Tasmania has been Awards,” Crime Stoppers awarded the Print Media International president Award for the 25th Sharon Hanlon said. Anniversary Publication, “My congratulations to showcasing Tasmanian chairman David Daniels program achievements, OAM and his team for and the Specialised utilising the program’s Training Award for 25th Anniversary to a community and create several awareness industry led Retail Safety campaigns that promoted Campaign to combat the value and purpose of anti-social behaviour, Crime Stoppers Tasmania, violence and theft in and for working with shopping precincts. stakeholders to develop Each year, Crime and deliver a major retail Stoppers International campaign that addressed recognises individuals, staff and shopper safety. programs, activities and “Both initiatives will be campaigns of excellence showcased on the Crime for their contribution Stoppers International From left, Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management Mark Shelton presenting an award to Crime Stoppers chair David Daniels. to the Crime Stoppers website to allow our International vision to more than 800 Crime work of Crime Stoppers “Tasmania has proven Tasmanians who use information leading involved. mobilise the world to Stoppers programs Tasmania. itself a world leader in Crime Stoppers to look to charges being laid), To speak up with report information on worldwide to learn and “These prestigious crime fighting.” out for our community,” Crime Stoppers combats information on crime and criminals, benefit from Tasmania’s awards were highly Mr Daniels said the he said. the three major problems crime, visit www. anonymously. experience and success.” contested with number of reports to “At the end of the day, faced by the police crimestopperstas.com.au “I am thrilled that Crime Stoppers applications submitted Crime Stoppers Tasmania it’s Tasmanians and their in generating crime- or phone 1800 333 000. Crime Stoppers Tasmania chairman David from across the world more than doubled in the communities who win.” solving information – In an emergency, Tasmania has been Daniels said the awards by a field of strong five years to 2019. By offering anonymity fear of reprisal, apathy contact Tasmania Police internationally recognised recognised the hard competitors,” he said. “Thank you to all and rewards (for and reluctance to get on Triple Zero (000).

Keeping the neighbourhood safe COVID-19 Small Business Energy Support Grant Program - Round two

This grant program will assist Tasmanian small businesses impacted by COVID-19 with their electricity, water and sewerage costs. One-off grant payments of $1,000 are available to eligible businesses in embedded networks, and those businesses who have not been eligible for the COVID-19 electricity, water and/or sewerage waiver available from service From left, Labor Member for Clark Ella Haddad and Mariae Leckie from Crime Stoppers Tasmania. providers from 1 April 2020.

HELPING to find ways “That is why it is in two – people released The guidelines have been expanded to ensure even more people can benefit, to keep our neighbour- vital that as MPs we hear from Risdon prison are with sole traders who don’t employ staff now able to apply. hoods safe is the aim of a directly from people af- back inside within two new series of community fected by crime so we can years,” Ms Haddad said. Assessments will commence as applications are submitted and each application safety forums being run by start to work together on “Clearly something will be assessed in order of receipt. Labor Member for Clark solutions to reduce crime isn’t working and we all Ella Haddad. and make our communi- want to see fewer crimes Applications are now open and will close at 12pm, Monday 21 December 2020. Ms Haddad held the ties safer.” committed in our commu- first of a series of forums The latest data from nities.” on 4 November at the Tasmania Police shows Ms Haddad said the Chigwell Barn, with guest that during the year ended community safety forums For more information visit www.business.tas.gov.au or speakers from Crime Stop- June 2020, the total would help give a stronger pers and Neighbourhood number of offences in the voice to community contact Business Tasmania at [email protected] Watch. Glenorchy local govern- concerns. or on 1800 440 026. The forums provide ment area had decreased Ms Haddad will be a way for community by 8.7 per cent and in holding more forums members to directly raise Hobart by 4.4 per cent. throughout 2021 with issues that have an impact However, despite the the dates to be promoted on their neighbourhood. decrease, a large number through her Facebook “We all want to live in of crimes still occur and page. safer communities, with more people are being Additional forums are less crime and enjoy more incarcerated each year. planned for Claremont, connected neighbour- “The sad reality is that Glenorchy, Hobart, New Department of State Growth hoods,” Ms Haddad said. 47 per cent – nearly one Town Taroona and more. 10

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The great gourmet hike

From left, Share the Dignity hero Greg Langmaid, Share the Dignity Tasmania team coordinator Tania Watson, Share the Dignity charity coordinator Susan Riley and Bunnings Glenorchy activities organiser Mel Crook.

IT’S IN THE BAG From left, Jo Cordell-Cooper and Greg Cooper at Cape Pillar overlooking Tasman Island. SHARE the Dignity, a Tasmania team to distribute to the card, and a notebook charity helping women coordinator Tania Watson charities,” she said. and pen. By Jo Cordell-Cooper* We didn’t take any per day per person and girls in need, hosted said the campaign “It gives dignity to Share the Dignity alcohol, and the food maximum (half that its annual ‘It’s in the collected bags for those people that need a founder Rochelle I HAVE recently had the we took was hearty but if possible). Bag’ campaign, with homeless women in bit of help. Courtenay said 2020 had pleasure of walking one simple. • Fresh vegetables the community rallying Tasmania and Australia “It’s important we’re been a difficult year for of the most beautiful It never occurred to us that seem to survive around the cause and who were doing it tough able to give back to many Australians, with tracks worldwide, the to carry a heavier pack best are spinach donating bags filled with over the holiday period. the community for the issues of poverty Three Capes Track in and make our trip a little (not lettuce), carrots essential items to Bunnings “We collected bags that those people who have and homelessness being the Tasman National more gourmet. (whole not grated), stores across Tasmania. were filled with essential struggled through the significant right around Park. Return to camping in onion, tiny tomatoes, The campaign items like shampoo, COVID-19 pandemic the country. This is a fabulous four the 90s, and my hiking bite size cucumbers ran from Friday 20 deodorant, toothpaste, this year, and that we’re “We want to help as day walk for beginners, buddy and I would bring – there’s your salad. November to Sunday tooth brushes and giving dignity to women.” many women and girls families, and those a single treat each. • Dense bread rolls, 29 November with the sanitary products, and Some bags also this Christmas that may who like a little extra We tried to outdo scrolls and even donated bags going to 41 our heroes picked them contained little luxuries be in a refuge, shelter, on comfort. each other and bought muffins are generally charities statewide. up from the collection such as lipstick, a the streets or experiencing It’s a delightful four items such as camembert good value. Share the Dignity boxes at Bunnings stores hairbrush, hair ties, a gift poverty,” she said. day walk with the added cheese, 100 millilitres • Cereal with “We are once again so bonus of a comfortable of port, maybe a little hot water and ADVERTISEMENT grateful to the wonderful bed, kitchen and chocolate and the grand condensed milk in a team at Bunnings for cookware, so you are treat for every hiker was tube is a must. hosting our It’s in the Bag travelling with a light powdered custard – • Main meals with collection this year for pack – no tent, stove or things have changed. meat and vegetarian the fourth year – their pots and pans required. Amongst the feasts options are generally support and participation Having hiked a fair bit were mini meringues dehydrated – a well- means the world to us.” in the 1990s when hiking with king island cream, regarded local brand Bunnings general meant you needed to cheese and antipasto, is STRIVE. Wishing you and manager of operations be totally self-sufficient, dips and crackers, carrot However, much of this your family a very Ryan Baker said the and light weight gear was and celery sticks, and advice does not apply on Bunnings team were still a fairly new thing, I enough chocolate to sink the Three Capes Track it Merry Christmas proud to play a part in learnt to pack the bare a ship. seems. the campaign. essentials, particularly Meals were vacuum I wonder what food and a “It’s been a tough food. packed marinated steak and beverages I’ll take year and we know the I was pretty surprised and fish, and salads to next time. Happy New Year! need for this support in to see comparative delight with dressings, a the community is much banquets complete with dash of sour cream and *Jo Cordell-Cooper SENATOR greater than ever before, aperitif, bubbles, wine capers. runs that award-winning so we are proud to be and a port finisher being What was I thinking personal training and JONNO DUNIAM able to play a part in served by my fellow with my continental rice health coaching business LIBERAL SENATOR FOR TASMANIA helping Share the Dignity hikers – our food was and canned salmon? Jo CC Holistic PT. For cooked and consumed Ground Floor, 85 Macquarie Street, Hobart TAS 7000 to continue the great A few basics I have free preparation for work they do,” he said. within 30 minutes. learned over the years hiking resources go to 03 6231 2444 duniam.com.au For more information, More fool us – we are as follows: jocc.com.au/hiking or [email protected] visit https://www. could have taken far • Aim for around make contact at jo@jocc. more delicious meals. one-kilogram of food com.au. Authorised by Senator Jonathon Duniam, Liberal Party of Australia, Ground Floor, 85 Macquarie Street, Hobart TAS 7000. sharethedignity.org.au.

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The great gourmet hike

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upgrade. of fresh paint and tidying of some of our other there have said to me COMMUNITY Tasmanian Speaker things up. poorer conditioned that they’re so grateful of the House of “It will be for residents housing complexes because it’s really CHRISTMAS BARBECUE Assembly Sue Hickey who are 50 years plus to bring them back changed the culture of has passionately lobbied and every unit will be up to scratch because the complex, and they the Government for two renovated so they will a lot of them need feel a lot safer and really years to take action on have the best bathrooms maintenance,” Ms happy,” Ms Hickey said. the complex, regularly suitable for people in an Hickey said. “These are homes to visiting and talking to the ageing stage of life, as “It’s well overdue and people and they’ve got a tenants who live there. well as be fit for people it makes for a better and right to live with dignity “It is a 50 single bed with a disability.” happier community for – these changes will unit complex that was The refurbishment also the people living there.” certainly improve the originally designed for includes new windows, Some units have lives of the residents.”

SENATOR CAROL BROWN ELLA HADDAD MP JOSH WILLIE MLC CRAIG FARRELL MLC Senator for Tasmania Member for Clark Member for Elwick Member for Derwent

Your local Tasmanian Labor members invite you to the Young Tasmanians put best foot forward Northern Suburbs Community Christmas Barbecue. THE Tasmanian Young Estate Leadership Award awards were a great ties that young people Achiever Awards for Heather & Christopher achievement for many can achieve, and it has Where: Rodman Bowls Club When: 1:30pm—4pm 2021 have launched, Chong Community young Tasmanians. definitely motivated me Innes Street, Glenorchy Monday 21 December 2020 with the statewide search Service & Volunteering “Just being a part of to always aim high and COVID REGULATIONS WILL BE ENFORCED for amazing young peo- Award the awards and being make the most of any NUMBERS STRICTLY LIMITED TO VENUE CAPACITY. RSVP IS ESSENTIAL ple making real differ- Motors Tasmania nominated as a finalist opportunities that arise.” Phone: 6212 2306 or Email: [email protected] ences in the community Sports Award was a huge honour and it Great prizes are up for having begun. Spirit of Tasmania is so inspiring to see what grabs and every person Nominations can be Tourism and Hospitality so many amazing young nominated receives a cer- FREE SAUSAGE SIZZLE BAREFOOT BOWLS made in the following Award Tasmanians are achiev- tificate of achievement. categories: St.LukesHealth Healthi- ing,” she said. Nominations are open Tasplan Create Change er Communities Award “The Young Achiever until Thursday 21 Janu- Award TADPAC Print Service Awards is such a great ary 2021. Colony 47 Transition to the Disability Sector program bringing people For more information to Work Award together from so many about the categories or Dental South Abo- Qoin Small Business different backgrounds to submit a nomination, riginal and Torres Strait Achiever Award and experiences. visit www.youngachiever- Islander Achievement 2020 Motors Tasmania “I think the program awards.com or phone the

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Glenorchy GazetteGazett e December 2020 15 A FINANCIAL MOMENT Community News MAKING IT SIMPLER AND EASIER TO REPORT YOUR INCOME Hank Jongen, 2020, it will be simpler. The changes apply So, if you have to Services Australia You’ll only need to to reporting for these report between 7 to report the gross amount payments: 18 December, we’ll ask LET’Set’s talk about listed on your most ABSTUDY you to report a little the changes happening recent payslip. Age Pension differently by making a to make it easier for While you still need to Austudy one-off calculation. people reporting their let us know the number Carer Payment We’ll help you do this income to Centrelink. of hours worked in the Disability Support by asking you a few Currently, if you’re reporting period, we’ll Pension extra questions when working and get a work out the rest for Farm Household reporting. Centrelink payment, you. Allowance As the holiday you report income every This makes it easier JobSeeker Payment season approaches, I fortnight and estimate for you to report your Parenting Payment want to remind you how much you’ve income accurately, (Single and Partnered) about changes to your earned in the previous ensuring we pay you Special BenefitBenefi t payment and reporting 14fourteen days. the right amount. Status Support dates over this time. So, if you haven’t been Your reporting days Resolution Services Simply visit the paid by your reporting will not change and Widow Allowance Services Australia date, you have to work you’ll still report through Youth Allowance. website and search for out how much you your Centrelink online We’ll have a short ‘holiday reporting’ for think you earned in your account, Express Plus adjustment period more information. reporting period. Centrelink mobile app and ensure a smooth Have a safe and From 7 December or over the phone. transition for you. enjoyable festive season.

NILS and Aurora supporting more Tasmanians to manage their energy costs

From left,left , Energy Minster Guy Barnett,Barnett , NILS client Tony Williams, NILS chief executiveexecuti ve oﬃ officer cer John John Hooper Hooper and and Aurora Aurora Energy Energy chief chief executiveexecuti ve officeroﬃ cer Rebecca Rebecca Kardos. Kardos.

TONY Williams doesn’t wanted for a while to get phone telling us that they process helps us identity know how he would in touch with NILS – we had wanted a heat pump those customers who may have survived the most can’t thank them enough.” in their home for years but be struggling earlier so we recent Tasmanian Winters In the past year could never afford it.” can provide them with adad-- without his heat pump, alone, more than 650 Mr Hooper said the othoth-- ditional support to manage describing it as a “god“god-- low-income Tasmanian er benefitbenefi t of the partnerpartner-- their energy costs, giving send.” households have bene- ship was that after the loan them peace of mind. Retire with us send.” households have bene- ship was that after the loan them peace of mind. Retire with us Mr Williams, 66, fittedfi tted from the partner-partner- conversation, NILS could “This is even more critcrit-- accessed the No Interest ship between the NILS refer clients experiencing ical now due to the finanfi nan-- Wherever you are. Loans (NILS) Energy Network of Tasmania, hardship to Aurora’s Your cial stress the pandemic Saver Loan and Subsidy Aurora Energy and the Energy Support (YES) has put some Tasmanians program to purchase State Government to program. under.” the energy efficienteffi cient purchase 743 appliancapplianc-- The YES team provide Aurora customers appliance a few years es worth close to $1 advice on managing requiring assistance with ago and has noticed a million. energy costs, including managing their energy dramatic improvement Aurora Energy has been affordable payment plans bills can phone the YES to both his power costs a long-time supporter of and energy saving tips for Team on 1300 10 2010 and comfort. NILS, having provided customers who need a on Monday to Friday from The program funds 50 more than $2 million hand getting back on top 8am to 6pm. per cent of the cost to purpur-- in funding to its Energy of their bill. Additionally, customers chase new energy efficienteffi cient Saver Loan and Subsidy Around one in fivefi ve who have been impacted appliances up to $3,000, program since partnering NILS clients go on to by COVID-19 can access such as heat pumps, fridgfridg-- in 2015. contact the YES team to a $5 million assistance es, washing machines, heat “Together we’ve enabled discuss support. package, which provides pump hot water systems thousands of Tasmanians “We have hundreds of an array of payment and freezers. on concession cards to thousands of conversations relief mechanisms, “We couldn’t have afford energy efficienteffi cient with people every year, so including freezing debt, afforded one [heat pump] appliances,” NILS chief when our agents talk to a waiving fees and charges, through other means,” Mr executive officeroffi cer John customer who’s doing it and subsidised payment Williams said. Hooper said. tough, we make sure we plans. “The whole process was “Those appliances have support and help them For more information very easy and we haven’t enabled low-income get back in control of their the NILS Energy Saver Issued by Tasplan Pty Ltd. For further information in relation looked back since. households to slash their energy costs,” Aurora En- Loan and Subsidy pro- to whether to acquire or hold the products referred to, please looked back since. households to slash their energy costs,” Aurora En- Loan and Subsidy pro- read our guides at tasplan.com.au/pds. The trustee of Tasplan “I’d encourage anyone power bills. ergy chief executive officeroffi cer gram, visit nilstasmania.org. Super (ABN 14 602 032 302) is Tasplan Pty Ltd (ABN 13 009 563 struggling to findfi nd the funds “Regularly people are in Rebecca Kardos said. au or phone 1300 301 tasplan.com.au 062). AFSL 235391. © 2020 Tasplan Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. for that appliance they’ve tears thanking us over the “The NILS referral 650. 13

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Participants have fun at the Family Day to celebrate the connection between the Phoenix Centre and the Glenorchy Tennis Club.

COURTS at the The event was and see people moving women’s groups, where to keep playing. such a strong number Phoenix Centre working Glenorchy City Tennis delivered following a and thoroughly enjoying participants undertake a “It has been really nice of people enjoying together to help provide Club were packed during number of engaging trying a brand-new range of activities to build to get out and meet with themselves on the courts members of the local a Family Day in October group sessions at the club activity,” she said. skills that support positive other people.” today,” club president community access to the to celebrate the recent throughout August and “None of the mental health. Due to the enthusiasm John Fletcher said. sport and club facilities. connection between the September, which served participants had played There was lots of and interest expressed “We are looking “Tennis truly is a sport Phoenix Centre, an arm as an introduction to tennis before.” positive feedback from by participants, the forward to seeing our for people of all ages of the Migrant Resource tennis for many. The Phoenix Centre clients, with many keen Glenorchy City Tennis relationship grow with and backgrounds – the Centre Tasmania, and the Phoenix Centre project provides mental to continue playing. Club and Migrant the Phoenix Centre response and energy of tennis club. officer Esta Birdahic said health and wellbeing “I have never sweated Resource Centre clients and we believe everyone on the courts Thirty-five Phoenix collaborating with Tennis support to culturally before, but I sweated Tasmania are currently they will be a great asset today speaks for itself,” Centre clients Tasmania had been a and linguistically today,” one Phoenix looking at ways to to our club community.” he said. participated in the fantastic way to promote diverse individuals and Centre client said. support clients to Tennis Tasmania “The team at Tennis afternoon, which the benefits of physical communities. “It is very healthy and continue accessing the regional manager (south) Tasmania have had a included a range of activity to clients. Among the suite of very good. club independently of Michael Bulis said it was ball and we are proud to on-court activities and a “It has been wonderful programs it delivers “I have never played the group. great to see Glenorchy be involved in such an barbecue. to hear lots of laughter are weekly men’s and tennis before and I want “It was great to see Tennis Club and the amazing initiative.” 16

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LAKOSELJAC CUP VICTORY FOR KNIGHTS

Victory for the Glenorchy Knights in the Lakoseljac Cup. Photo credit: Solstice Digital.

THE Glenorchy Knights The win takes the of the Glenorchy Knights Alex Walter was presented Lakoseljac Cup really is Along with the senior to the commitment of have emerged victorious, number of statewide and Tasmanian football. with the inaugural Ibro something I personally team, he was also thrilled coaches, technical staff, defeating Olympia cups won by the A number of awards Cahut Memorial for will always cherish. for the club to have parents, players and our Football Club Warriors Glenorchy Knights to were won by Glenorchy leading goal scorer. “The players have been reached the Under 20 hardworking committee,” two goals to one in the eight – the highest of any Knights, including James “Creating a side that superb.” Statewide Cup final, and Mr Woodham said. final of the Lakoseljac club in Tasmania. Sherman for Coach of the supporters are proud Glenorchy Knights despite losing, the young Glenorchy Knights has Statewide Cup. After the game, Year, Alex Walter for the to have represent them president Paul Woodham team gained valuable teams for boys and girls Despite the crowd National Premier League NPL Most Valuable Player is the ultimate goal as said that after a finals experience. from Under 6 to Under being restricted to 1000 (NPL) Tasmania awards and Golden Boot for most a coach,” Glenorchy shortened season due “To have three 18, a youth academy people due to COVID-19 were presented by club goals, and Lachlan Hart for Knights coach James to COVID-19, he was Statewide Cup games program, and senior men’s restrictions, many Knights patron Josh Willie and the Golden Glove Award. Sherman said. very pleased that Football played on the same and women’s teams. supporters were in Independent Member for Thomas Young was also “To be able to do Tasmania were able to day with Glenorchy For more attendance and were Clark Andrew Wilkie, who named the Lakoseljac Cup that and also provide deliver competitions for Knights in two of information, visit www. ecstatic with the win. are both strong supporters player of the match and the supporters with a all age groups in 2020. them, was testament glenorchyknights.com.

Glenorchy Knights player Jordan Muller runs past Olympia’s Nick Mearns. Photo credit: Solstice Digital. The triumphant Glenorchy Knights team. Photo credit: Solstice Digital. 20 Glenorchy Gazette December 2020

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