Selected Works Roland Gataric Design

ROLAND GATARIC DESIGN SELECTED WORKS Profile

Roland Gataric is a creative thinker and As a creative Roland has worked on Each project he has the privilege to work visual specialist, skilled in conceptual many exciting projects for tourism and on is considered an opportunity to thought, direction, design and development. the arts, cultural events, museums, local explore, experiment, research and create He is constantly inspired by contemporary government and industry, small business unique and visually appealing designs life, abstract thought, emerging technology and individuals. He believes in forward- that provoke thought, stimulate our and the visual arts. His vision is bold and thinking design solutions that break imaginations and motivate change. engaging, and he brings to every client a convention, engage conversation and For more information or to arrange a well-thought-out creative solution that is create a distinctive mark and message time to talk please feel free to send striking and innovative. for each individual. your enquiries to: His creative process is built on His professional skills and interests [email protected] experimentation, conceptual exploration include; creative thought, creative and research and believes them to be an direction, art direction, graphic design, essential part of any project. His view is branding, typography, photography, holistic, from initial strategic visual video, experiential design, music and positioning to individual applications, sound development, conceptual planning Roland delivers effective and professional and prototyping. outcomes. Roland is also a practicing visual artist Since 2000, he has worked as a freelance through a partnership called 313RGB. designer, creative director and co-owner of Their current focus is producing large an award winning graphic design studio. scale generative projection works, He has brought his unique eye to a broad real-time motion graphic installations and range of design specialities including; experiential environments for cultural branding and identity creation, experiential events, exhibitions and commissions. and interpretive displays, print, publication, motion graphics, spaces and exhibition planning and development. /// ISLANDS TO ICE /// EXHIBITION DESIGN

1. Exhibition signage. /// ISLANDS TO ICE /// EXHIBITION DESIGN

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1. Southern Ocean display, including video, information panels and interactives.

2. Perceptions 210˚ video wall.

3. Southern Ocean display detail.

4. Sub-Antarctic display detail. /// ISLANDS TO ICE /// EXHIBITION DESIGN

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1. 210° video panorama wall depicting videos of the origins of the discovery of Antarctica.

2. Antarctica and Sub-Antarctic displays.

3. History information panels. /// INVEST TASMANIA /// COMMUNICATION DESIGN

1. Corporate booklet (cover) /// INVEST TASMANIA /// COMMUNICATION DESIGN

1. Corporate booklet (internal spreads). /// INVEST TASMANIA /// COMMUNICATION DESIGN

1. Chinese version (internal spreads). /// SCREEN TASMANIA /// VISUAL IDENTITY

1. Logo design /// SCREEN TASMANIA /// EVENT BRANDING

Screen Tasmania Presents

1. Program cover & photography /// SCREEN TASMANIA /// EVENT BRANDING

One of the last of the great What is not so well publicised He was a grand illusionist and imperial adventurers, Frank are some of the other at the core of his artistry was Hurley captured the first pioneering photographic an instinctive appreciation of images ever seen of some techniques that Hurley used, the power of the photograph. of the world’s most techniques that in today’s This new documentary is both inhospitable and unchartered technological age are taken challenging and informative territories. Amongst other for granted. in its portrayal of an intriguing accolades he has been credited Through his manipulation of Australian identity. with being the maker of the images Hurley gave the world world’s first documentary Screening Schedule some of the most memorable film and is recognised as Friday 17 June 8pm images of the Antarctic and one of the earliest exponents Wednesday 22 June 6:30pm the Western Front – images of colour photography. Sunday 26 June 2:00pm that have become some of the most famous and sought after of their genre. *This film will be preceded by recently remastered footage from the National DIRECTED BY Archives of Australia of Mawson’s 1911- 1913 expedition taken by SIMON Frank Hurley and British cameraman NASHT FRANK Richard Primmer.

HURLEY THE MAN WHO MADE HISTORY 73 minutes*, 2004, UK / Australia 1

FARTHER Australian Premiere Gray beautifully captures the American director Bradley Rust isolation of his locations and THAN THE Gray revisits the road movie concentrates on the relationship genre with the inﬂuence of between the two travelling dogme in this impressive debut companions which develops EYE that took out the Caligari Award throughout the ﬁlm. at the Berlin Film Festival. CAN SEE Icelandic folk tales, and local DIRECTED BY Hildur and Aggi embark on a experiences, Gray creates MICHAEL BROWN road trip to Reyjkyavik to visit a naturalistic yet enigmatic USA 2003, 75 mins Aggi’s girlfriend, and Hildur’s world through which an isolated sister, Svava. Setting out as young woman makes friends they’re forced to test a journey of self-discovery.

their friendship when Aggi’s Subtitles rather dilapidated car breaks Australian Premiere This the first HDTV ever, capturing the down en route, holding them Screening Schedule “For a sighted person production to the emotion, humour and up over a long weekend as Tuesday 21 June 4.30pm climbing Mount Everest summit of Mount Everest drama of this historic parts are sought. Thursday 23 June 6:30pm is one of the greatest documents the emotional ascent as well as four physical challenges and inspiring story other remarkable ‘firsts’ on earth” says Erik of Erik’s quest. on the mountain. Weihenmayer, who Screening Schedule SALT It is an intimate look became the first blind inside one of the most Wed 22 June 4.30pm climber to conquer the DIRECTED BY successful Mount Fri 24 June 6:30pm BRADLEY RUST GRAY world’s tallest mointain. Everest expeditions USA/Iceland 2003, 83 mins

1. Program internal spreads.

2. Program cover. /// GREEN TEAM AUSTRALIA /// MEDIA BRANDING

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1. Southern Water media promotion /// STUART TANNER ARCHITECTS /// BRAND REPOSITIONING

1. Logo revision. /// STUART TANNER ARCHITECTS /// BRAND REPOSITIONING

1. Logo revision. /// STUART TANNER ARCHITECTS /// PRESENTATION PANELS

Pirates Bay House structure and expression, perception of landscape

Goulburn Street Primary School is an two large oak trees and revealing a Project Goulburn Street Primary School established Department of Education broad vista of West Hobart toward the Goulburn St Primary School Location facility which includes an original city. The roof profile is low, in deference Forest Road, West Hobart 1943 main building by SWT Blythe. to the original building above, while Architect The site was placed permanently on gently gesturing toward the oaks at Stuart Tanner Architects the Tasmanian Heritage Register in either end. The southern pre-cast Builder 1998 and is regarded with fondness wall defines the entry corridor, its Cordwell Lane and reverence by the school and emblematic tree branch a link between Landscape Architect general community. each oak. The building extends with Urban Initiatives landscape at each end to create flat Engineer Pitt & Sherry and Engineering Our approach recognised this play space for the school & after Solutions Tasmania history and sensitivity was given to school care. the existing streetscape, the SWT Conversion of a disused canteen Blythe structure and major trees on space creates a new library reading the site. Challenging topography and room in the original building. limited space necessitated careful Resuscitation of the neglected school integration of new elements. The new courtyard and a layering wall to the multi-purpose building provides an tennis court complete the project. alternate entry to the school, linking Millpond shadow and light, stillness and memory

1. Various exhibition award panels. /// TASMANIAN SUMMER RACING CARNIVAL /// EVENT BRANDING

1. Logo design /// TASMANIAN SUMMER RACING CARNIVAL /// EVENT BRANDING

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Gold Sovereign Stakes day is Feature Races Sponsored by gold family day with plenty of fun $100,000 Gold Sovereign Stakes and action planned for children sovereign including live music, prizes and $100,000 Fosters Group competitions for all. However Tasmanian Oaks stakes day the feature of the day will be the Tasman Park, 26 Febraury, 2006 Children’s Fashions on the Field Feature Events featuring great prizes for all age Children’s Fashions on the Field groups. For further details call the Tasmanian Turf Club. Admission Be oncourse for your chance to Adults: $10 win a new Mitsubishi colt in the Children 16 & Under: Free race book tipping competition. Concession: $6 Book now to enjoy the elegance of the fully serviced Booking Information members enclosure featuring a magnificent three course The Tasmanian Turf Club luncheon and fine array of quality beverages. Telephone (03) 6326 1070 Or if you prefer, car spaces are available on the leger, or bring Email a picnic to enjoy on the lawn. [email protected] The final day of the outstanding AAMI Tasmanian Summer Racing Carnival also features the $100,000 Fosters Tasmanian Oaks and the $100,000 Tasmanian Turf Club

Gold Sovereign Stakes – an Flip to Carnival Day the 2006 aami tasmanian outstanding card for the racing summer raCing Carnival enthusiast! Calendar of events Watch our champion three- year-old fillies race to the wire to become Tasmania’s leading filly in the time honoured Fosters Tasmanian Oaks. The winner of the Gold Sovereign may also have the opportunity to compete in Australia’s richest two year old race the $3,000,000 AAMI Golden Slipper at Rosehill.

1 1 2 3 Trainers & Owners 29 January 5 February 6 February 11 February Wrest Point Guineas Day Foot & Playsted National Heart Foundation Cadbury® Tasmanian Derby Elwick Racecourse, Hobart Tasmanian St Leger Corporate Golf Challenge Elwick Racecourse, Hobart Tasman Park, Launceston Tasmania Golf Club 2 ® Cadbury Derby Ball #

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#-9 4 5 + 13 February 18 February 19 February 20 February AAMI Hobart Cup Day Southern Cross Oaks Ball George Adams Plate Day National Heart 4 Elwick Racecourse, Hobart Country Club Resort, Tasman Park, Launceston Foundation Corporate Launceston Golf Challenge feature raCes Country Club Resort, feature raCes tasmanian raCingLaunceston Club tasmanian turf Club elWiCk raCeCourse tasman Park launCeston 5 1 hobart 6 7 22 February 26 February AAMI Launceston Gold Sovereign 6 Cup Day Stakes Day Tasman Park, Launceston Tasman Park, Launceston Date Event Conditions Entries Close Date Event Conditions Entries Close Sunday $40,000 Tattersall’s Stakes (Listed) WFA 1200m 21 Dec 2005 Sunday $30,000 Foot & Playsted 7WFA 3yo+ 2100m 30 Dec 2005 29 January 5 February Tasmanian St Leger $50,000 Wrest Point (Listed) Set Wgt 3yo Fillies 21 Dec 2005 Sunday $70,000 Tattersall’s (Listed) WFA 1600m 6 Jan 2006 1000 Guineas 1600m 19 February George Adams Plate

$45,000 Moorilla (Listed) Set Wgt 3yo 1600m 21 Dec 2005 $100,000 Magic Millions 2yo TrainersSet & Owners Wgt 1200m Contact the Hobart Guineas 2yo Classic TTC for details Saturday $40,000 Motors Saab (Listed) Set Wgt 2yo 1100m 9 Jan 2006 Wednesday $200,000 AAMI (Group 3) H’Cap 2400m 6 Jan 2006 11 February Elwick 2yo Stakes 22 February Launceston Cup $150,000 Cadbury (Group 3) Set Wgt 3yo 2200m 9 Jan 2006 $80,000 Country Club WFA Fillies & Mares 1400m 6 Jan 2006 Tasmanian Derby Resort Queen of the Turf Inc 2005 service to Eliza Park $104,750 Arrowfield Stud (Listed) WFA Fillies & Mares 9 Jan 2006 Stallion Val Royale Bow Mistress Inc 2006 service 1200m to the Arrowfield Stallion Hussonet Sunday $100,000 TTC Gold Sovereign (Listed) Set Wgt 2yo 1200m 6 Jan 2006 26 February Stakes Monday $200,000 AAMI Hobart Cup (Group 3) H’Cap 2200m 9 Jan 2006 13 February $100,000 Fosters Group (Listed) Set Wgt 6 Jan 2006 Tasmanian Oaks 3yo Fillies 2100m $80,000 Wrest Point (Listed) Set Wgt 3yo Fillies 9 Jan 2006 Strutt Stakes 2100m For further information regarding the above feature races, please contact Robert Biffin at the Tasmanian Turf Club on (03) 6326 1070. $60,000 Tattersall’s (Listed) WFA 1400m 9 Jan 2006 Thomas Lyons Stakes

For further information regarding the above feature races, please contact Mike Wisby at the Tasmanian Racing Club on (03) 6272 9492.

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1. Program cover.

2. Program internal spreads.

3. Poster (A3). /// TASMANIAN SUMMER RACING CARNIVAL /// EVENT BRANDING

Greg D. Farrell Request the company of Managing Director Federal Group

Terry Clarke to join them for luncheon on RSVP Chief Executive Officer Cadbury Tasmanian Derby Day, Dianne Lewin by 30 January 2006 TOTE Tasmania 12 noon, 11 February 2006 Email Greg D. Farrell at Elwick Racecourse.Requests the company of [email protected] Managing Director 20051219 Derby Day Joint FA.indd1 1 Federal Group Telephone 20/12/05 2:32:56 PM 2 Dress: Lounge suit / day dress 03 6278 2748

Terry Clarke to join them for luncheon on RSVP Chief Executive Officer AAMI Launceston Cup Day, Dianne Lewin by 10 February 2006 TOTE Tasmania 12 noon, 22 February 2006 Email at Tasman Park. [email protected]

20051219 Derby Day Joint FA.indd2 2 Telephone 20/12/05 2:32:57 PM Dress: Lounge suit / day dress 03 6278 2748

20051220 Launceston Cup Joint FA2 2 20/12/05 3:04:45 PM

1. Newspaper advertisement 3 (5 x 100mm).

2. Invitation with embossed cover.

3. Sponsor street banner. /// TASMANIAN SUMMER RACING CARNIVAL /// EVENT BRANDING

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1. TVC Art Direction.

2. Photography Art Direction. /// HOBART DESIGN INDEX /// BOOK DESIGN

1. Book cover. /// HOBART DESIGN INDEX /// BOOK DESIGN

1. Book internal spreads. /// TOURISM TASMANIA /// MODULAR BRAND GRAPHIC /// TOURISM TASMANIA /// CORPORATE COMMUNICATION

our Contents annual corporate operating plan plan 1 Message from Our Chairman 2 Our Corporate Plan 3 Our World 4 Our Island 5 Our Opportunities 6 Our Challenges 7 Our Role 8 Our Goals 9 Our Contribution to the Tourism Industry 10 Our Priorities and Tourism Tasmania Key Strategies 13 Our Financials July 2006 to June 2009 Tourism Tasmania Our 1 July 2006 - 30 June 2007 Priorities and Key Strategies

Market Feedback Organisational Effectiveness Priority Priority Utilise research resources and industry A workplace that values its people feedback to understand and communicate and delivers effective support to back the strengths and weaknesses of the organisation and stakeholders. Tourism Tasmania’s contribution to tourism.

Strategies Strategies » Adopt an effective system to monitor, » Develop an integrated approach Our Tourism Tasmania Level 2 Telephone: 03 6230 8235 measure and report market feedback to performance measures and GPO Box 399 22 Elizabeth Street Facsimile: 03 6230 8353 Tourism Tasmania Level 2 Telephone: 03 6230 8235 about the destination. performance improvement. Hobart Hobart Email: [email protected] GPO Box 399Financials 22 Elizabeth Street Facsimile: 03 6230 8353 Tasmania 7001 Tasmania 7000 Web: www.tourismtasmania.com.au » Share knowledge with industry and » Gain increased stakeholder support Hobart Hobart Email: [email protected] other stakeholders. and commitment to sustainable tourism Tasmania 7001 Tasmania 7000 Web: www.tourismtasmania.com.au through effective communication. » Create a workplace that fosters and recognises teamwork, creativity and innovation. » Engender support for the business strategy and build capability to deliver 1 outcomes against it. 1 » Provide efficient, accurate and timely support services to our internal and external clients.

1. Corporate document covers (A4 booklet).

2. Corporate document, internal spread (A4 booklet). /// TOURISM TASMANIA /// CORPORATE COMMUNICATION

Our Our Our Intent Role Goals

Tourism is of vital importance to More than ever, leisure travel competes Our new reality – the ‘new normal’ To fulfill that role we will actively We have defined seven key goals which 4. Attracting high yield visitors. the Tasmanian economy – directly on new ground – ground defined by for Tourism Tasmania - requires us intervene in the tourism market to: will focus our priorities and strategies 5. Strengthening our relationship contributing $900 million to Gross changes to consumer behaviours (and to be more focused, strategic and on increasing tourism growth, yield, 1. Create new knowledge and between our Brand and consumers. State Product (GSP) and supporting associated spending patterns), travel innovative, and in the coming years and visitor, industry and stakeholder understanding for industry and approximately 22,900 direct jobs industry and infrastructure change and our role is clear: satisfaction. 6. Increasing stakeholder satisfaction stakeholders about tourism through in Tasmania. global sociographic and demographic with our performance. Lead the industry to jointly deliver research, analysis and insights. Our seven key goals focus on: trends. Closer to home, we also face While we have experienced a period marketing and development 7. Increasing customer satisfaction specific strategic challenges that we 2. Address the barriers to conversion 1. Growing our domestic tourism of strong growth, the immediate programs that drive benefits for with their Tasmanian experience. cannot address by looking behind us. and travel to Tasmania by identifying market share. present and the foreseeable future Tasmania from domestic and and taking effective, consistent action We also recognise the need to will be challenging. Our intent for July 2006 – June 2009 international tourism. 2. Growing our international tourism with those who can make a difference. balance these economic goals with as outlined in our Corporate Plan has market share. care for our community, protection been shaped by our recognition of 3. Establish, articulate and maintain 3. Growing the number of Tasmanians of the environment, and preservation the changed world for tourism (and the Brand and Brand Values, holidaying on the island. of our heritage assets. Tasmania) and the need for us, as particularly through creative and an organisation, to continue to change innovative marketing. ourselves to meet the challenges of 4. Achieve alignment of Tasmania’s this new world. tourism product, experiences and infrastructure to match market expectations of the Brand.

1. Policy summary A5 document.

2. Internal spread. /// TOURISM TASMANIA /// CORPORATE COMMUNICATION

1. Annual Report (internal spreads).

2. Annual Report (cover). /// HILL STREET GROCER /// REBRANDING – GREEN BAGS /// DESIGN ISLAND /// EVENT PROMOTION

1. Promotional brochure (folded).

2. Promotional brochure (unfolded). /// DESIGN ISLAND /// EVENT SIGNAGE

1. Video motion graphics. /// DESIGN ISLAND /// EVENT LAUNCH

1. Launch event experiential design. /// TRIDENT BRIDGE /// VISUAL IDENTITY

1. Logo design. /// TRIDENT BRIDGE /// VISUAL IDENTITY

3 1. Letterhead.

2. Business card.

3. With Compliments slip. 1 /// TRIDENT BRIDGE /// VISUAL IDENTITY

1. Presentation folder. /// FOREST EDUCATION FOUNDATION /// BRAND GRAPHIC /// FOREST EDUCATION FOUNDATION /// EXHIBITION DESIGN

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1. 3-dimensional display design.

2. Display illustration branding. /// FOREST EDUCATION FOUNDATION /// EXHIBITION DESIGN

1. Information panels. /// FOREST EDUCATION FOUNDATION /// EXHIBITION DESIGN

Timber Harvesting Plan As the forest type as a whole These maps are used as can be accurately identified, base maps for a variety of (but not the species of outcomes, but in this context individual trees) the boundary are utilised for the development of formal reserves and World of a Management Decision Heritage Areas can be clearly • State forests are Classification map, in which defined. Changes in these activity logbook potential production areas are vegetation types, due to fires constantly re-mapped assessed for harvesting. This or natural succession (leading is integral to the creation of a to development of oldgrowth Timber Harvesting Plan, within forest) can also be identified • This data is digitised and the Forest Practices Plan which over time. Fire management must be completed before any policies can be updated, and harvesting can start. estimates of biomass allow the has a variety of uses monitoring of carbon storage The Value Of Mapping within the forest ecosystem. • Potential production areas, The data from the photo Therefore, the requirement to interpretation can also be continually map the forests as used in other management accurately as possible is vital to tree density and height, areas, for example in the the development of a long-term estimation of the standing management strategy within changes in vegetation, timber volume (and hence Tasmania’s’ forests. the value) and the calculationMany different types of The size of logs and the type To Rot or Not to Rot? Yay For Decay! of the sustainable yieldsrotting for wood are found in of forest in which it is decayingboundaries Step 1 of reserves,Step 1 the forest. logs at different stages of can also affect the combination Look at laminated sheet 1 Look at the samples (or photos) of decay. For example, a log of rotting wood types found.and carbon(Classifying storage Rot Types) it has arerotting logs. that has only been on the photos of different stages of rot. forest floor for ten years A forest with logs of many Step 2 may contain a different different sizes and stagesall of monitoredStep 2 Compare these photos or samples combination of wood types decay will provide homes for Compare this to the actual to those on laminated sheet 2 compared to a log that has a wide variety of animals and samples of rot (in separate bins) (Decay Classes). 2 Mapping plants; hence a “messy” forest and match the diagrams with the 3 been on the forest floor for Step 3 is a healthy forest. Scientists appropriate numbers on each 100 years. Fill in the table matching therefore carry out surveys bin. (There may not be examples these photos or samples to of decaying logs to gain an of every type of rot found on the laminated card). the appropriate decay class on understanding of their overall laminated sheet 2. amount and decay status, as a Step 3 means of assessing the overall Complete questions 1–4 on your Step 4 Complete the questions 5–8 on Contact: habitat quality of the forest. Observations worksheet. Describe the [email protected] feel / look / smell etc of each rot type. your Observations worksheet. www.forest-education.com The following activities will help you gain an understanding of Write a few short sentences Creepy Crawlies that explain why you made the differences each wood type your decision. has and the importance they Step 1 play on the forest floor. Observe any invertebrates that you have found under the microscope. 1 Step 2 What are some characteristics of these invertebrates? Write down your observations. Step 3 You may also want to sketch these. 4 The Importance of Rotting Wood 5

1. A5 activity booklets.

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Community Enterprise Foundation™

Working as a Tour Guide in the Southern forests

Are you interested in the natural and cultural values of the Huon region? Would you like to share your passion with visitors? Do you enjoy exploring places and sharing stories?

A career in Tour Guiding could Workshop Day Field Day* A free event funded by the Community Enterprise be for you. Come along and Wednesday 8th October Friday 10th October Foundation™ and brought find out more. Places limited to 9.45am – 3.00pm 9.15am – 3.30pm to you by the Forest Forest and Heritage Centre (Southern forests Education Foundation Inc. 15 participants – so be quick! Geeveston including Tahune Airwalk) in collaboration with Free Event Free Event Drysdale TasTAFE.

Please email the Forest Education Foundation • An introduction to what it • A day in the life of a forest at [email protected] with a brief takes to be a Tour Guide guide – so what do you do? (no more than 50 words) expression of • A pathway to a career – • Explore some opportunities for interest. We will confirm your placement how can I become qualified? unique guiding experiences by Friday 26th September 2014. • Learn a little about our forests – • Experience the Tahune Airwalk how can I share this with visitors? and Swinging Bridges through • Not just forests – a surprise visit the eyes of the Airwalk Guides *Note: this experience involves some walking so a reasonable level of fitness and appropriate clothing is required. to an Interpretive Experience

1. Promotional flyer. /// FOREST EDUCATION FOUNDATION /// COMMUNICATION DESIGN

Programs

Our programs and activites are tailored for each level of education and include investigating:

Primary • forest ecosystems • life cycles and the effects of fire and how they work • how people interact with forests We offer a variety of Programs • living and non-living things • earths resources • producers, consumers and sustainability programs in which and decomposers • mapping, geography and classes can participate – Our programs and activites are • adaptations to survival interpreting landscapes tailored for each level of education all activities are hands-on, and include investigating: Secondary • forest ecosystems, food webs • carbon cycle and forests involve teamwork and and classification • people and forests support the Australian Primary • biodiversity and energy flows • landforms and landscapes • forest ecosystems • life cycles and the effects of fire • renewable and • sustainability and managing and how they work • how people interact with forests non-renewable resources Curriculum, Science forests in the landscape • living and non-living things • earths resources • forest science and research and Geography. • producers, consumers and sustainability and decomposers • mapping, geography and College • adaptations to survival interpreting landscapes • forest systems, influencing • terrestrial and aquatic factors and regeneration sampling techniques The Forest Education Foundation Inc. (FEF) is a not- Secondary for-profit educational institution staffed by qualified School Visits • ecosystem services • people, forests, • forest ecosystems, food webs • carbon cycle and forests and biodiversity management and futures and experienced teachers. The Foundation has been & Field Trips and classification • people and forests • forest science and providing learning experiences for teachers and • biodiversity and energy flows • landforms and landscapes research methods students throughout Tasmania for over 25 years • renewable and • sustainability and managing • carbon cycle and forests (K-12 and beyond). FEF provides a range of school programs non-renewable resources forests in the landscape FEF programs provide teachers and students with the • forest science and research opportunity to learn about forest systems and the based in the classroom and out in the field. ways in which individuals, communities and our society Our programs are planned in consultation Want to know more? interact with these environments. Learning experiences with teachers to meet individual class College can be provided within the school environment or requirements, the needs of different • forest systems, influencing • terrestrial and aquatic through visits to a variety of field sites. factors and regeneration sampling techniques For more information on all programs students and current curriculum objectives. • ecosystem services • people, forests, available, visit our website: and biodiversity management and futures www.forest-education.com All programs, whether school-based • forest science and research methods Or talk to us on: or field trips, involve a wide range of practical activities and use specialist • carbon cycle and forests 03 6235 8240 (Office) equipment provided by FEF. Field 0417 532 058 (Mobile) or at sites range from the Tahune Airwalk [email protected] or the Waterworks Reserve in the south to Hollybank Reserve or Want to know more? Cluan Tiers for northern schools and the Leven Canyon on the north For more information on all programs FEF16009 FEF DL Pamphlet 20160919 Print.indd 2-3 21/09/2016 4:47 pm west coast. Other areas within your available, visit our website: community can also be explored. www.forest-education.com Please contact us for more details about planning your experience. Or talk to us on: 03 6235 8240 (Office) 0417 532 058 (Mobile) or at [email protected]

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Forest Focus August 2011 Forest Focus August 2011

A tale of two rivers New Beatle Discovered The Forest Education Foundation industries of Tasmania and Forestry ages, supported by field experiences Many of you will be aware of the maintaining our credibility. This Newsletter of the Forest Edu(FEF),cation a not-for-profit Foundation educational Tasmania. FEF provides a range of Augustfor students 2011 and professional activities of the Forest Education has culminated with the opening institution, was formed in 1989 as centre-based educational resources learning opportunities for teachers. Foundation since its inception of our new National Forest a joint initiative between the forest and activities for students of all The Forest Education Foundation through our work with school Learning Centre based in Hobart, industries of Tasmania and Forestry ages, supported by field experiences (FEF), a not-for-profit educational communities, teachers and which has become the focal point Tasmania. FEF provides a range of for students and professional institution, was formed in 1989 as resource productions. During this of our educational programs and Welcome to ourcentre-based first educational bi-monthly resources learning newslet opportunitiester for – teachers. a newa joint initiative between the forest time the support we have had from future direction. and activities for students of all industries of Tasmania and Forestry the broad forestry sector has been initiative to kages,eep supported you by in fieldf ormedexperiences aboutThe Forest Education the eduFoundationcational Tasmania. FEF provides a range of instrumental in establishing and for students and professional (FEF), a not-for-profit educational (FEF), a not-for-profit educational activities andlearning prog opportunitiesrams forconduc teachers. tinstitution,ed by was the formed F inoundation 1989 as ifor students and professional a joint initiative between the forest learning opportunities for teachers. The Forest Education Foundation industries of Tasmania and Forestry throughout T(FEF),asmanian a not-for-profit educational schools Tasmania.and colleges. FEF provides a range of The Forest Education Foundation (FEF), institution, was formed in 1989 as centre-based educational resources a joint initiative between the forest and activities for students of all a not-for-profit educational institution,

About the Forest was formed in 1989 as a joint initiative Education Foundation between the forest industries of The Forest Education Foundation (FEF), a not-for-profit educational Tasmania and Forestry Tasmania. institution, was formed in 1989 as a joint initiative between the forest industries of Tasmania and Forestry Tasmania. FEF provides a range of centre- The Centre of Learning based educational resources and activities for students of all ages, The Forest Education Foundation supported by field experiences for (FEF), a not-for-profit educational students and professional learning institution, was formed in 1989 as opportunities for teachers. a joint initiative between the forest industries of Tasmania and Forestry Tasmania. FEF provides a range of centre-based educational resources and activities for students of all Why this Newsletter? ages, supported by field experiences Many of you will be aware of the This has culminated with the for students and activities of the Forest Education opening of our new National Forest Professional learning opportunities Foundation since its inception Learning Centre based in Hobart, Important Dates for teachers. The Forest Education through our work with school which has become the focal point Foundation (FEF), a not-for-profit communities, teachers and resource of our educational programs and educational institution, was formed Septemberproductions.8 DuringThe this MATD time the talk on Sustainablefuture dire Forestryction. in 1989 as a joint initiative between support we have hadNFLC from Open the Day and Public Q&A 19 the forest industries of Tasmania broad forestry sector has been 25 Field Trip to Hollybank and Forestry Tasmania. FEF provides instrumental in establishing and a range of centre-based educational maintaining our credibility. resources and activities for students Visiting Professor Michael Dawson on site October 10 of all ages, supported by field 22 Darcy back from the US with presents for experiences for students and everyone 1/2 professional learning opportunities for teachers.

If you would like further information as to how you can become more involved and support the Foundation, please email us on [email protected] 1/3

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2. Interactive sections. Multiple Sclerosis, or MS as it MS Society What Is is usually known, has puzzled of Tasmania Multiple Sclerosis? medical science since it was first described by the French Our specialist MS Society team neurologist, Charcot, in 1868. are available to provide support, information and services tailored to meet the individual needs of people MS affects the central nervous with MS and their families. system and interferes with Our services are free and confidential. nerve impulses in the brain, the spinal cord and the Head Office optic nerves. Hobart 15 Princes Street Sandy Bay Phone (03) 6220 1111

Northern Regional Office Launceston 18/2 Innocent Street Kings Meadows Phone (03) 6343 1240 /// MS TASMANIA /// BRAND REPOSITIONING

North West Regional Office Ulverstone Cradle Coast Health Centre In MS, the name explains For some reason that 48 Water Street the disease - sclerosis is medical science cannot Phone (03) 6425 7067 the Greek word meaning fully explain, MS causes Freecall “hardened tissue or scars”, our immune system South: 1800 676 721 and multiple means “many”. to attack this myelin North: 1800 654 872 sheath. This causes the In our bodies, the nerve scars therefore affecting fibres are protected by a the quality of the nerve sheath of myelin, a fatty messages from the brain substance which acts to parts of the body. like the insulation on electrical wires.

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Tasmanian Update Winter 2008

Inside This Issue

1 Harry’s Column 2 Employment and Education Assistance 3 Marketing Update 4 Get the Most Out of Life 5 What Services are Available: The Independent Living Centre 6 New Initiative: Physio For the Mind Cooking Demo 7 2008 Support Group Next Issue

Seeking the Cure. Providing the Care.

1. Newsletter (A4 booklet). /// MS TASMANIA /// CORPORATE COMMUNICATION

Living with Multiple Sclerosis MS SocietyLiving with Multiple Sclerosis MS ClientMS Society Multiple Sclerosis, or MS as it MS CounsellingMS Society What Is can be difficult for you, your of Tasmaniacan be difficult for you, your Servicesof Tasmaniais usually known, has puzzled Servicesof Tasmania Multiple Sclerosis? family, friends and carers. family, friends and carers. medical science since it was first described by the French You may experience confusion, Our specialistYou MSmay Society experience team confusion, Our specialist MS Society team Our specialist MS Society team are available to provide support, are availableneurologist, to provide support, Charcot, in 1868. are available to provide support, frustration, even anxiety about informationfrustration, and services even tailored anxiety to about information and services tailored to information and services tailored to your future. meet theyour individual future. needs of people meet the individual needs of people meet the individual needs of people with MS and their families. with MSMS and theiraffects families. the central nervous with MS and their families. This is a natural part of living Our servicesThis are is freea natural and confidential. part of living Our servicessystem are free and and interferes confidential. with Our services are free and confidential. with MS, but you don’t have with MS, but you don’t have nerve impulses in the brain, to face it alone. to face it alone. the spinal cord and the Head Office Head Office Head Office Hobart Hobart optic nerves. Hobart 15 Princes Street 15 Princes Street 15 Princes Street Sandy Bay Sandy Bay Sandy Bay Phone (03) 6220 1111 Phone (03) 6220 1111 Phone (03) 6220 1111

Northern Regional Office Northern Regional Office Northern Regional Office Launceston Launceston Launceston 18/2 Innocent Street 18/2 Innocent Street 18/2 Innocent Street Kings Meadows Kings Meadows Kings Meadows Phone (03) 6343 1240 Phone (03) 6343 1240 Phone (03) 6343 1240

We’re here to assist you, The MS Society of Tasmania North WestWe’re Regional here Officeto assist The MS Society of Tasmania North West Regional Office North West Regional Office your family, friends, carers offers a range of free and Ulverstoneyou, your family and your offers its services free of Ulverstone Ulverstone or even your employer. confidential services for Cradle Coastfriends Health or anyoneCentre who is charge. Cradle Coast Health Centre Cradle Coast Health Centre people affected by Multiple 48 Water Streetsupporting someone with 48 Water StreetIn MS, the name explains For some reason that 48 Water Street This can be done wherever Sclerosis. Phone (03)MS. 6425 This 7067 can be done Phone (03)the 6425 disease 7067 - sclerosis is medical science cannot Phone (03) 6425 7067 and however it best suits whenever and however it the Greek word meaning fully explain, MS causes Freecall Freecall Freecall you. That might be at your best suits you. That might “hardened tissue or scars”, our immune system South: 1800 676 721 South: 1800 676 721 South: 1800 676 721 home, in one of our three be at your home, in our MS and multiple means “many”. to attack this myelin North: 1800 654 872 North: 1800 654 872 North: 1800 654 872 MS regional offices or offices, on the telephone sheath. This causes the even by email. or by email. In our bodies, the nerve scars therefore affecting fibres are protected by a the quality of the nerve An MS diagnosis may be An MS diagnosis may be sheath of myelin, a fatty messages from the brain a life changing experience. a life changing experience. substance which acts to parts of the body. We understand this and We understand this and like the insulation on are here to support you. are here to support you. electrical wires.

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1. Pamphlets. /// MS TASMANIA /// PROMOTION

1. Promotional DL flyer.

2. Promotional advert. /// TASBREEDERS /// VISUAL IDENTITY

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2. Envelope. 3 3. Letterhead.

4. Business Card. /// TASBREEDERS /// CORPORATE COMMUNICATION

WHAT IS TASBREEDERS?

TasBREEDERS promotes and advances TasBreeders is the industry the interests of the thoroughbred and body that represents all its breeders. It is a representative body thoroughbred breeders in for breeders and fosters a unified approach by breeders in promoting the Tasmania. TasBreeders industry and Tasmanian-bred horses also represents Tasmania’s locally, nationally and internationally.

breeding interests at National TasBREEDERS is representative of Breeders’ Meetings and on breeders at all levels of government on issues related to the industry and TasBREEDERS the Australian Racing Board’s provides advice and information to Pattern Committee. At a local members and the general public MEMBERSHIP level, TasBreeders is an active on all aspects of the Tasmanian thoroughbred industry. BOOKLET member of the Super VOBIS Committee and the State TasBREEDERS is officially recognised by the Tasmanian Government, race Programming Committee. clubs, the Australian Stud Book and Tasracing, as the body who works to promote the Tasmanian thoroughbred breeding industry.

TasBREEDERS is an association which employs an Executive Officer to undertaken the above duties and more, on behalf of Tasmanian thoroughbred breeders.

Applications for membership to TasBreeders are welcomed from anyone interested in the thoroughbred. TasBreeders has an elected Committee of ten who meet monthly. The AGM is held in October each year.

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1. Membership booklet cover.

2. Membership booklet internal spreads.

3. Membership card.

4. Media advertisement. /// TOTE TASMANIA /// CORPORATE COMMUNICATION

1. Annual Report (cover).

2. Annual Report (internal spreads). /// TOTE TASMANIA /// EVENT PROMOTION

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16 DECEMBER 2007 FEATURING ENTERTAINMENT • Loads of Giveaways. $25,000 CITY OF •$25,000 City of • Free Jumping Castle. • ‘Pirates and Painters’ Devonport Quality show for the kids. DEVONPORT QUALITY • Free Face Painting. •$20,000 The • Dining in Cheers DEVONPORT SHOWGROUNDS • Santa Claus on course Function Centre, Kiosk Australian Technical with lollies for the kids. DEVONPORT, FROM 4:30PM or Sausage Sizzle. College – Northern • Lucky Door Prize of Tasmania 3yo Colts a Weekend Getaway CONTACT and Geldings Plate to Lemonthyme Lodge Devonport Harness and Big Screen Racing Club •$20,000 3yo Plasma TV. See the Lemonthyme Lodge on 6424 4479 Advocate for details. for further details. Fillies Bracelet

23 DECEMBER 2007 FEATURING ENTERTAINMENT • The families judged to be having the most fun will $150,000 WREST POINT •$50,000 Betfair • Jumping Castle, Mini win one of ‘four’ bikes. George Johnson Golf and Pony Rides. TASMANIAN PACING • Precision Riding Display. •$20,000 Betfair • Kids, join in Santa’s Big Treasure Hunt. • Lions Club CHAMPIONSHIP Prince of Pace sausage sizzle. TATTERSALL’S PARK HOBART, 4PM • Santa will have loads •$20,000 Betfair of goodie bags for • Contact the Club to 2 Princess of Pace the kids. enquire about dining packages. •$20,000 • Great prizes including Cooley’s Hotel the Treasure Chest – CONTACT Tasmanian Trotting One Lucky patron will win a big screen The Tasmanian Pacing Championship plasma TV – plus Club on 6214 4260 family cinema passes, for further details. mini golf, and aquatic centre tickets.

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3. Promotional merchandise. /// TOTE TASMANIA /// EVENT PROMOTION

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