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Collegiate girls will travel to France on 17 April to represent Australia at the Anzac Day Dawn Service at Villers-Bretonneux.

STUDENTS from St Mi- and participants from The atives was an “amazing said. just being able to see this berg will attend the Anzac of connectedness to an chael’s Collegiate will be Hutchins School, will be opportunity” for the “We have a number history in front of them Day commemorations as historical event of such jet-setting to France this joined by the Australian students. of girls who have relatives will be remarkable.” a visitor. signifi cance. month to represent Aus- Defence Force Band. Mrs Morgan said the who were buried in parts Mrs Morgan will “Youth interest in the “Collegiate is indeed tralia through song at the Collegiate head of choir had been rehearsing of Belgium after World be accompanying the area of war history is in- honoured to have been Anzac Day Dawn Service expressive arts Anne twice a week after school War I, so this has inspired students on the trip along creasingly popular, hence awarded this privilege.” at Villers-Bretonneux in Morgan, who wrote the since the beginning of them to undertake their with Collegiate history the girls’ keen desire to The combined choir northern France. formal submission to the term in the lead up to the own research about their and English teacher Jenny represent Australia at this will also perform concerts Departing on 17 Department of Veterans’ event. family history. Jones and Hutchins head event,” Ms Kronenberg in a variety of locations in April, the 33-member Affair in 2012, said the “For some students, “Many of the students of music Robert Stewart. said. France and Belgium be- choir, which comprises honour of being selected this trip is the beginning have never even been Collegiate school “It gives them an fore heading back home grade seven-to-12 girls as offi cial tour represent- of repeat journeys,” she outside of Australia, so principal Robyn Kronen- opportunity to feel a level on 4 May. Tasmania votes for majority Liberal government FOR the fi rst time in that former Labor senior the highest Labor votes portfolios of Treasury, Environment, Parks and the new government Denison and Tasmania.” 16 years, Tasmania has Ministers David O’Byrne statewide. Racing and Tourism, as Heritage, told the Hobart with the opportunity to The former Shadow convincingly elected a and Brian Wightman failed Mr Bacon said he was well as standing up for our Observer that he was commence the implemen- Minister for Police and majority Liberal govern- to retain their seats. honoured that so many veterans, who have lost “genuinely overwhelmed” tation of our long-term Emergency Management, ment led by Premier Will In the hotly contested voters in Denison put their representation in Will by the level of support plan for Tasmania and, in Planning, Community Hodgman. electorate of Denison, their faith in him as their Hodgman’s new Cabinet. he had received from the particular, to get the state Development and Abo- In what was an histor- which comprised the elected representative. “As always, the door to voters of Denison at the moving again. riginal Affairs, Ms Archer ic win, the Liberal Party biggest fi eld of candidates, “I take my respon- my Glenorchy electorate election. “I look forward to the has been recruited to the successfully snared a clear seats have been confi rmed sibility as a member of offi ce is always open for “I feel truly honoured opportunity of working position of government majority and the Tasmani- for incumbent Liberal MPs Parliament seriously and I people to raise issues and to be re-elected as Liberal with all of my colleagues nominee for Speaker of an people have confi rmed Elise Archer and Matthew am committed to working ask questions.” Member for Denison,” he to deliver our policy com- the House of Assembly. a strong mandate on the Groom, former Greens hard for the community,” Matthew Groom MP, said. mitments. Speaking after the future direction of the Minister Cassy O’Con- he said. who has been sworn in “I believe the clear “I will continue to election, she said: state. nor and Labor MP Scott “I am very pleased to as the Minister for State results we have secured at work hard to deliver the CONTINUES PAGE 2 The results also meant Bacon, who commanded be taking on the shadow Growth, Energy, and this election will present best possible outcomes for

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2 April 2014 Hobart Observer COMMUNITY NEWS Judging panel paints picture Expand your business of excitement for the 2014 prospects at UTAS HOBART residents who the Festival of Voices in a entrepreneurs to immerse Tasmanian Portraiture Prize are looking to expand leadership capacity. themselves in festival their entrepreneurial hori- After this year’s activities in order to see CURATOR of the Tasma- zons are invited to attend workshop, festival staff opportunities festival staff nian Museum and Art Gal- a weekend course run by will select candidates to don’t see, or don’t have lery (TMAG), Jane Stewart, has been named as one of the University of Tasmania undertake a virtual “hot the time to see,” he said. the three judges assessing (UTAS) and the Festival of desk” with the festival for “This project could the work of Tasmania’s Voices. a 12-month period, where mean the establishment young aspiring artists in The course, which will they will receive mentor- of new and joint ventures the upcoming 2014 RACT be held on Saturday 7 ship and administrative and new revenue streams Insurance Tasmanian Por- and Sunday 8 June, is de- support. for festivals working with traiture Prize (TPP). signed to help upcoming They will also have these entrepreneurs to de- Ms Stewart said she businesspeople develop the opportunity to use velop new opportunities. was thrilled to be a judge their corporate ideas. the festival’s partners, net- “It is exciting for the this year and looked A range of expe- works and audiences to Festival of Voices and, if it forward to putting the time rienced professionals develop, launch and grow works, will serve as a great aside to really consider will mentor participants their business potential. model for other festivals and discuss the works of on how to potentially Festival of Voices wanting to be more entre- emerging artists from the launch their ideas using chief executive offi cer preneurial.” Tasmanian community. the Festival of Voices as a Paul Kooperman said the The weekend course “The RACT Insurance platform. opportunity would con- can be undertaken face- Portraiture Prize is always The Festival of nect arts and business in a to-face or online. exciting and it enables the Voices ran a leadership tangible way to encourage For more information work of young, talented course with UTAS in entrepreneurs and launch or to enrol visit www. artists to be recognised 2013, which resulted in great ideas. teaching-entrepreneurship. within the broader commu- more than 20 workshop “This is a new model com/bld-303-festival-of- nity as well as encouraging participants working on for festivals, which allows voices.html them to consider the many different defi nitions of portraiture in this contem- Tasmania votes for majority porary world,” she said. RACT Insurance chief Liberal government executive offi cer Trent safe’ in our community, to put a ‘one’ next to my Sayers said he was excited TMAG curator Jane Stewart with pieces by arti sts Jack Brack and Richard Larter in the back- FROM FRONT PAGE commercial issues such as name, I am deeply thank- to start the annual search ground. for Tasmania’s young and the many impediments on ful and promise that I will emerging portraiture artists. along with a statement Mr Sayers said the win- Now entering its “I sincerely thank the small business in Tasmania. continue to work hard for Mr Sayers said he explaining why and how ner of the RACT Insurance seventh year, the TPP people of Denison for “Tasmanians clearly you in Parliament and in welcomed Ms Stewart to this person has inspired Tasmanian Portraiture Prize was established to create your support as your want to feel more certain the community. I love my the judging panel along their work. would receive $5000 and a a platform for emerging local Liberal Member for about their future and job and I won’t let you with renowned Australian “The overall aim of trip for two to the Archiba- Tasmanian artists to exhibit Denison. especially their children’s down,” she said. portraiture artist Robert the competition is to foster ld Prize exhibition in Syd- their talents, while also “During the past four future, and I am look- “There is a big job Hannaford and last year’s the development of young ney, while the runner-up developing a body of por- years I have attended ing forward to taking a ahead of us, holding what TPP winner Alex Davern. Tasmanian artists, giving would receive $2000 to traiture that refl ects life in many community and different approach than is already demonstrating “RACT Insurance them the opportunity to assist with studio rent. 21st century Tasmania. business events and meet- the previous government to be a radically anti-en- is once again proud to launch their professional “We will also again Entries are now open ings across the electorate by saying ‘yes’ to op- vironment government to support the young aspiring careers and place their have the Sponsor’s Choice for the 2014 RACT Insur- and have been particularly portunities, utilising our account. While the Greens artists in Tasmania as well work on public exhibition Award and the coveted ance Tasmanian Portraiture proud to represent the in- competitive strengths and are diminished in numbers as the state’s artist revitalisa- for the whole community People’s Choice Award, Prize and close on 30 June terests of those who have fi nding ways to achieve an and resources after March tion through the Tasmanian to appreciate,” Mr Sayers each of which have a prize 2014. told me their everyday outcome for Tasmanians.” 15, we will be working Portraiture Prize and we said. of $500 to assist in further- This year, the exhi- challenges, so that I could Greens’ Member for our guts out every day, are thrilled to have such a “I am not sure a com- ing the artist’s career,” he bition will feature in the help them individually or Denison Cassy O’Con- standing up for this beauti- diverse judging panel this petition like this exists an- said. Salamanca Arts Centre ensure that the Liberals’ nor MP said she was ful island and its people.” year,” he said. ywhere else in the country “This money could go Long Gallery, Launceston’s policies responded to their honoured to have been Ms O’Connor has a As part of the TPP, and each year it gains more a long way for an emerging Sawtooth Gallery and the needs. re-elected to represent the shadow porfolio responsi- entrants are asked to paint momentum, with last year’s artist, and we’re excited to Burnie Regional Gallery. “These local issues are people of Denison as a bility for Health, Human a portrait of a Tasmanian competition attracting more see what this year’s batch For more information wide-ranging from health, Tasmanian Greens MP. Services, Planning and who is important to them, than 70 entries statewide.” of entrants produce.” visit www.taspp.com.au education and feeling ‘un- “To every person who Women.

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April 2014 3 Hobart Observer COMMUNITY NEWS New 50km/h International students speed limit welcomed to Tasmania operational on Sandy Bay Road

WITH stage one of the pedestrians. Sandy Bay cycleway “I cannot emphasise nearing completion, the too much the need to Hobart City Council adopt a safety conscious is urging locals to be attitude at all times. are aware of the newly “Our roads are for introduced 50km/h everyone to share and a maximum speed limit on little bit of courtesy and Sandy Bay Road from consideration can go a the city to just south of long way.” Beach Road. Infrastructure Servic- Hobart Lord Mayor es Committee chairman Damon Thomas said it Ald Ron Christie said was timely to reinforce it was important for all positive attitudes for road users to know their all parties sharing the road rules and under- roadway. stand the laws, so that “The general road riders and drivers can laws apply to all vehicles work toward a courteous including bicycles, but and cooperative sharing the unspoken rules of of the roads. cooperation, respect and “These rules are a positive attitude be- what you should keep in tween riders and drivers mind when you’re riding are also important to or driving on Sandy Bay safety on the roads for Road, so that everyone everyone,” he said. can be sure of their Internati onal educati on agents, from left , Yuko Takai (Japan), Tania Huang (China), Quynh Tran (Vietnam), Wilawan Nonsri (Thailand), Eva Chiu “Lowering the speed responsibilities and rights (Taiwan), Vivienne Wang (China), Monica Li (China), Flora Chan (Hong Kong) and Steff en Kimmerle (Germany) in Hobart recently during their limit from 60km/h to on the road,” he said. Study Tasmania tour. Photo credit: Karen Brown Photography 50km/h will bring about Ald Christie said INTERNATIONAL “Many of these inter- opportunity to make international education available at Taroona High an increased level of traffi c engineers would students studying in national students would global connections, is [increasingly] being School.” safety for all users. continue to monitor Tasmania were offi cially have had a large range giving them an insight recognised with Study The welcome event “We all need to re- Sandy Bay Road with a welcomed to the state of choice in where to into other countries and Tasmania promoting was hosted by Study member that bike riders view to optimising traffi c at a community event study and it refl ects well a better understanding of Tasmania as a quality Tasmania as part of its are far more vulnerable fl ows and safety. at the Derwent Sailing of Tasmania’s education international issues.” study destination for support of internation- to accidents than people “The City of Hobart Squadron recently. sector that they chose to Mr Pettit also wel- international students,” al students currently in cars, as they are only would like to thank The event celebrated study here. comed 10 international he said. studying at government, protected by a helmet residents, businesses and Tasmania’s vibrant inter- “Tasmania is an ideal education agents cur- Taiwanese Chu Tsai- private and independ- and their clothing. users for their continued national student commu- place for international rently conducting a tour Yun (Claudia) said she ent schools, TasTAFE, “The reduced speed patience while Sandy nity and was an oppor- students to study as our of the Tasmanian school was enjoying studying in and the University of limit will also increase Bay Road is being trans- tunity for students to schools provide a world- sector who attended the Tasmania and in particu- Tasmania. safety and comfort for formed,” he said. network with homestay class education within welcome event to talk lar, learning about ocean families, friends, teachers, a safe and welcoming to students about their science. Advertisement and members of the community. experiences studying in “I get to practice my education community. “International stu- Tasmania. English a lot and I like Elise “I am delighted to dents provide many ben- “The importance of the range of subjects welcome many of the efi ts to the state, bringing MP almost 5000 interna- with them their own tional students that cultures and languages ArcherLiberal Member for Denison Tasmania will host across to enhance the cultural all our education sectors diversity of our schools in 2014,” Department and communities. Thank you to the people of Education secretary “They also provide Colin Pettit said. local students with the of Denison for re-electing me as your local Liberal ONROAD Member for Denison OFFROAD TRAINING KEEPING YOU MOVING... SAFELY 1300 732 377 Specialist Training HSR, First Aid, Asbestos Courses, White Card

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4 April 2014 Hobart Observer COMMUNITY NEWS Easter egg hunt an Work begins on closing down early treat for children Taroona Sewage Plant

The excavati on for a new underground pump stati on at the Taroona site. WORK has begun to re- Mike Brewster said that the priority for TasWater and the Taroona area will be move the Taroona Sewage closure of the 40-year-old our regulators that these treated to a much higher Treatment Plant as part of plant, which is located at plants are either upgraded standard at the Selfs Point the $5.2 million project, the end of a residential or removed as soon as is Treatment Plant at New which will make further street in Taroona, would practicable. Town,” Mr Brewster said. ground in improving water have major benefi ts for “The Taroona Plant has “In addition to the Children are invited to join in the search of Easter eggs for a good cause. quality in the Derwent water quality in the Der- been identifi ed as being environmental benefi ts of Estuary. went, and for residents of one of these problem sites closing this plant, the local THE magic of Easter is towards benefi ting local • Six years - 11.40am TasWater is closing Taroona. so we are very pleased to community will also wel- rolling into town and the health and medical re- • Seven years - 12.15pm down and removing the “One of TasWater’s big be starting work on taking come the removal of the 2014 Easter Egg Hunt and search. • Eight years - 12.30pm Taroona plant due to its challenges is the number it offl ine.” treatment plant, particular- Family Picnic is again on Children aged • Nine years - 12.45pm poor environmental per- of sewage treatment plants Work was completed ly as it is located next to a its way to Hobart. between three and 13 • 10-11 years - 1pm formance and redirecting around the state which are in December 2013 on a popular foreshore walking Taking place on Good can take part in one of • 12-13 years - 1.15pm sewage from the area to a not capable of meeting new sewer pipeline from track.” Friday (18 April) at the the many hunts running pump station in Sandy Bay. today’s environmental Taroona to Sandy Bay, The removal of the Royal Tasmanian Botanical throughout the day, which The Easter Bunny The current treatment standards,” he said. which allows the Taroona treatment plant is being Gardens, the event will will be scheduled accord- will be providing eggs for plant removal phase is an “This has an impact plant to be bypassed and carried out by Shaw Con- provide fun for families ing to age groups for safety children under the age of investment by TasWater of on water quality in rivers closed down. tracting and is expected while raising much-need- reasons. two. $1.4 million. and waterways around “As a result of this to be completed in mid ed funds for the Royal Gates open at 10am. Chief executive offi cer the state, so it is a high project sewage from 2014. Hobart Hospital Research Egg hunt times: Tickets are limited and Foundation. can be purchased at www. All entry ticket profi ts • Three years - 10.45am easybookings.com.au/ and proceeds from raffl es • Four years - 11.05am BookingEventSummary. Help stamp out local crime on the day will go directly • Five years - 11.25am aspx?EID=546 THE Hobart public will people to make sure aged to call in all week if There will be informa- soon have the opportuni- that the 1800 333 000 they have any information tion available on the CST ty to join Crime Stoppers is a number they know about these three or other website www.tas.crimes- Tasmania (CST) in its mis- and have stored in their crimes.” toppers.com.au and new sion to assist and support phones,” Crime Stoppers Crime Stoppers Week footage can be viewed crime-solving activities. Tasmanian chief executive is the largest campaign on the YouTube channel Running from 28 offi cer Tamara Stokes run each year by Crime CrimeStoppersTas1. April to 4 May 2014, said. Stoppers Tasmania. Crime Stoppers Week Crime Stoppers Week “This year’s themes This year, the cam- 2014 is supported by aims to help all Tasma- are residential arson, paign will see the launch Lions Tasmania, Hous- nians recognise the role methamphetamines and of another series of Crime ing Tasmania, Motorola they play in keeping their fi rearms. Stoppers Week-specifi c Solutions and key media community safe. “The Tasmanian com- advertisements across partner Southern Cross Tasmania’s official emergency “We will be asking munity will be encour- television, radio and press. Television. information source ADVERTISEMENT When a large-scale emergency strikes, TasALERT is your one stop source of news and advice from official services Sharon Carnes such as police, fire, SES and health authorities. Labor Candidate for Denison Get to know the TasALERT website and save it to your favourites. THANK YOU! You can also follow us on To all who supported my Twitter and Facebook. state election campaign. I will continue to Back 0487 950 168 work hard for our [email protected] to www.sharoncarnes.com community. PO Box 386 MOONAH 7009 Basics facebook.com/vote1sharoncarnes

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April 2014 5 Hobart Observer COMMUNITY NEWS TasTAFE students Nominate your local councillors and graduate with pride aldermen THE life members of Judy Bromfi eld of Der- Tasmanian council at the Local Government went Valley Council. any time from 1 January Association of Tasmania “The Life Members 2009 to 1 January 2014, (LGAT) are calling for want to give an oppor- and the award may be nominations for the Meri- tunity for Tasmanians presented posthumously. torious Service Award for to recognise the tireless The Meritorious aldermen and councillors. effort so many councillors Service Award will be Introduced in 2011, contribute to their com- presented by the life the annual award recog- munities, efforts which members of the associa- nises exceptional service should be recognised,” tion at the Local Govern- to local councils by local life member Sue Smith ment Conference Dinner, councillors. said. to be held at Wrest Point Previous winners Nominations can be on 24 July. include Mayor Bertrand made by anyone on the For a copy of the Cadart of Glamorgan Tasmanian Electoral Roll. award guidelines and Spring Bay Council, May- Nominees can be any entry form visit the LGAT or Tony Foster of Brighton councillor or alderman website at www.lgat.tas. Council, and Councillor who has served on a gov.au Floral tribute for early settlers THE Hobart Town (1804) ment on Hunter Street in and its surrounds and to First Settlers Associa- Hobart. recognise how far we have tion Inc. held its annual Liberal Member for come as a society," she fl oral tribute event during Denison Elise Archer MP said. March. attended the event and Hobart Lord Mayor The event marked the said it always provided an Damon Thomas and the arrival of William Collins opportunity to refl ect on Governor of Tasmania at Sullivans Cove in 1804 the early years of Hobart's Peter Underwood also and was celebrated by formation and the city’s co- attended the event to pay the placement of fl oral lonial and convict history. tribute to the early settlers arrangements at the base “We are incredibly and recognise Tasmania’s of the First Settlers’ Monu- fortunate to live in Hobart indigenous population.

TRIXIE BERRY TasTAFE director Mike Brough presents the award for Best Statewide Final Year Constructi on Apprenti ce to Tom Barratt , of Ho- Gets results fast, takes the stress out of selling bart. Photo credit: Dale Cumming. $10.5 million of property sold in 6 months TASTAFE students recently their diplomas. Particular community and children’s “I would also like to Skilful negotiator – strong communicator celebrated their graduation congratulations must go services, and migrant thank all of the parents, with teachers, families to students who received education. families and friends of Specialist agent in the greater Hobart area and friends at two Ho- awards for excelling in their Students who students for supporting 30+ years experience in real estate bart-based ceremonies. chosen fi eld,” he said. received qualifi cations students and the many More than 7000 “No matter what in allied trades including Tasmanian businesses who southern-based students course students have com- the automotive industry, have sponsored awards. were recognised for their pleted or what qualifi cation construction, hospitality, “I’m certain that the Call Trixie Berry today on 0419 134 330 achievements across a wide they have achieved, they hair and beauty, visual graduates will continue or email [email protected] range of course completed should be extremely proud and performing arts, and to build on the strong in 2013. of their efforts. primary industries were foundations created during TasTAFE chief execu- “At TasTAFE we pride also acknowledged. their time at TasTAFE and I tive offi cer Stephen Con- ourselves on providing Mr Conway thanked wish them all great success way said graduations were a range of fl exible and TasTAFE teachers during for the future.” a chance to acknowledge supported learning options the ceremony for sharing The southern cere- Catholic Education the hard work, persistence, so that any student can their knowledge and monies were the last of a determination and talent of choose their own path and passion for learning with series of graduation cere- students who took many learn, no matter what their students. monies held by TasTAFE Proclaiming the Gospel different pathways to reach circumstances.” “There is no doubt that across the state during their goals. The ceremonies our teachers have been March. in the world today “We honour students recognised students who signifi cant contributors to For a full list of south- who have completed their received qualifi cations in the excellent results that ern graduates go to www. Certifi cate I, right though vocational areas including we are celebrating,” Mr tastafe.tas.edu.au to those who have fi nished aged care, accounting, Conway said.

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6 April 2014 Hobart Observer COMMUNITY NEWS Hobart is having a New ciderhouse is the apple of Dickens’ eye blonde moment TASMANIAN-owned Dickens Cider has recently launched a new venture in Battery Point. Dickens’ Hobart-based ciderhouse is uniquely located in a converted warehouse in Montpelier Retreat. Established in the Tamar Valley in 2008, the family-owned boutique company produces a range of ciders made from Tasmanian apples, pears and cherries. Owner John Dickens said he decided to open the new ciderhouse for a number of reasons, particularly to add to the emerging “whiskey and cider trail” around Tasmania, which appeals to tourists through the The family-owned Hobart venture houses Tasmanian produced ciders, beers, wines and whis- promotion of local bever- kies. ages and produce. “The ciderhouse not success of our ciderhouse permanently.” sampling different prod- only stocks our range, but in Launceston really Liberal Member for ucts in the renovated has samples of practically infl uenced us to open the Denison Elise Archer MP boutique premises. every Tasmanian-pro- Hobart venue, which is said she was impressed by “Dickens is an innova- duced cider variety,” he essentially our cellar door. the innovative décor and tive and quality brand and said. “Although many quality product on show I wish its creators every “In keeping with the cider companies only sell at the new ciderhouse. success.” ‘boutique feel’ of the wholesale, we really enjoy “It is so pleasing to see Dickens Ciderhouse Legally Blonde the musical hits Hobart’s Playhouse Theatre on 5 July. company we are also car- interacting with our cus- this successful Tasmani- Hobart is located at 22 rying a range of local and tomers, which we learnt an business expanding Montpellier Retreat in THE saying “blondes it was performed around The lead role of through hosting stalls at by opening premises in Battery Point. have more fun” will be the world. Elle will be played by craft beer and Tasmanian wine to ensure that we Festivale and the Taste of Hobart,” she said. For more information supported this July when “One of the things that Hobart-based and NI- Tasmania. “The opening event about Dickens Tasmanian Elle Woods and her friends has made Legally Blonde DA-trained actress and stay true to our niche and unique style. “We really wanted was informal and relaxed, Cider go to www.dickens- come to town. so popular and why we singer Malory Butters. to share that experience with many of the guests cider.com.au. ExitLeft will be think it will really appeal Ms Butters will be “In addition, the presenting the high-energy to Tasmanian audiences joined by leading national musical Legally Blonde as is that it’s a ‘feel-good’ music theatre performer Friends’ student selected for National part of the 2014 Festival comedy that appeals to all Lisa Marie Parker and of Voices program. ages, from youngsters to former Tasmanians Olivia Featuring a range of grandparents,” he said. Burke and Oliver Reading, Indigenous Youth Parliament local and interstate talent, “The cast will be who are returning to the THE Friends’ School year “It will also be a great “Getting indigenous “Nicola’s selection the show, which is based predominantly Tasmanian, state for the season. 10 student Nicola Ingram opportunity to meet and peoples recognised within recognises her community on the popular movie of keeping to our long-held Legally Blonde will was recently selected for share ideas with indige- the constitution is also an involvement and leader- the same name, will run philosophy of creating op- run from 5 to 20 July with the National Indigenous nous youth from other issue I hold close and show ship potential. at the Playhouse Theatre portunities for local talent several performances each Youth Parliament (NIYP) parts of Australia. With my support in. Due to my “I commend Nicola for throughout July. to develop and shine, but week, including matinees. 2014. the newfound skills of the mother’s infl uence, I have taking the initiative to get Legally Blonde artistic we have had mainland Tickets are now on NIYP is a weeklong NIYP, I hope to inspire a strong passion for indig- involved in a program that director Ian Williams said interest as well, which is sale via www.exitleft.com. leadership program for other indigenous teens to enous general wellbeing, is an opportunity of a life- the musical had proven to both encouraging and au or by phoning Center- 50 indigenous Australians get involved. diet and sexual health. time. Nicola is one of hun- be very popular wherever fl attering.” tainment on 6234 5998. aged 16 - 25 years, which “I also hope to gain “Indigenous education dreds of motivated young will be held in Canberra experience and knowl- and passing on culture people to have leapt at the during May. edge that I can build on and language is something opportunity to develop Entries open for the City Nicola said she applied in a future career directed I try to help with in my the skills and know-how to for the program because towards law and politics.” community. Bullying is also make a difference for their she had been interested in Nicola is a proud an issue in both indigenous community.” of Hobart Art Prize 2014 how laws were made and young Wiradjuri woman, and non-indigenous youth NIYP parliamentarians THE City of Hobart Art traditional printmaking pro- • People’s Choice Voter the parliamentary process who is active in Tasmanian and I would like to see will learn how govern- Prize 2014 is now open for cesses, digital technologies Prize - $100 for a long time. Aboriginal issues. the depression and suicide ments work, how laws are entries in the media of glass and monotypes. The fi nalists’ exhibition “I want to experi- She recently formed a rates of teenagers drop.” made, will practice public and printmaking. The total prize pool will be held at the Tas- ence parliament and the student group at Friends’ The Independent speaking and how to Coordinated and pre- is $31,100, which will be manian Museum and Art decision making process to encourage other young Member for Denison, engage the media. sented by the City of Ho- distributed across the fol- Gallery from 27 September fi rst hand, and learn about indigenous students to Andrew Wilkie said he The program includes bart, the annual exhibition lowing award categories: to 23 November 2014. issues facing indigenous voice their opinions on congratulated Nicola a two-day simulated brings together the best of • 2014 City of Hobart Art For information on youth in Australia,” she social justice issues. Ingram on her selection for parliament in the Museum contemporary visual arts, Prize (Glass) - $15,000 how to enter, and further said. 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HCC099 Capital andCoun- “This exhibitiongives TMAG acting Capital andcountry: this special exhibition.” this special this opportunitytoview and visitorsalike totake encourage allTasmanians artists,” shesaid. bythesame collection paintings fromourown and countryalongside Ethel Carrick inCapital it, EPhillipsFox and William CharlesPiguen- McCubbin, Sydney Long, Tom Frederick Roberts, paintingsbyand loved wellknownable tosee time indecades. on display forthefi rst ation periodhave been of worksfromtheFeder- TMAG’s own collection one yearagototheday, development almost after since reopening AMsaid. Radford DrRonAustralia director year,” NationalGalleryof tional capital’s centenary to helpcelebratethena- diences aroundAustralia au- exhibition toregional takingthismajor to be Paris. enclaves ofLondonand bush tothebohemia that covers theAustralian viewers onajourney century. early yearsofthe20th special days, extra special. “I wouldlike to “Our visitorswillbe Ms Storersaidthat “We aredelighted The exhibitioninvites The of City Hobart ever is an network growing of Countless ways to make with ways to make special days, extra special. with ways to make special days, extra special. arcades, lanes, nooks and crannies brimming arcades, lanes, nooks and crannies brimming been lenttotellthe been which have generously Library ofAustralia, tralia andtheNational of theParliament ofAus- the nationalcollections worksfrom cludes three tion, theexhibitionin- collec- from theNGA tance oftheMasterpieces for theNati on Fund 2005. “Near Liverpool,New SouthWales” by W.C. Piguenit(circa 1908)isondisplayatTMAG. Credit:Nati ofAustralia, onalGallery Canberra,acquired withtheassis- discover your centre city today. An initiative of the City of Hobart and the Hobart Chamber of Commerce. of Chamber Hobart the and Hobart of City the of initiative An As wellasworks Visit Visit onehobart.com.au W ListerLister’s grand in 1901. fi rst ParliamentFederal the openingofAustralia’s the historicmomentof National Librarycaptures by Tom fromthe Roberts stories ofthisera. Penleigh and Boyd A luminoussketch 7 tour. forthisnational pecially es- House inCanberra the foyer ofParliament their permanenthomein lentfrom have been in1913, ital Canberra site forthenation’s cap- asthe plains, announced depictions ofthepastoral

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April 2014 9 Hobart Observer COMMUNITY NEWS Awards coup for top Hobart Savour Tasmania to dish teachers up five food-filled days

From left, Tasmanian teachers Jane Brooks, from Ogilvie High School, and Bobby Pederson, from Taroona Primary School, have received national teaching awards for their hardwork in their school communities. TWO Tasmanian govern- work with could have be around like-minded to science teachers who ment schoolteachers were received an award because people who were genuine- demonstrate a longstand- recognised at the Austral- they deserve it and I ly passionate about their ing commitment to science ian Scholarships Group’s respect them so much. jobs and were all there education. (ASG) National Excel- Taroona Primary is a splen- because of their love of Department of lence in Teaching Awards did place to work and I am teaching. I was absolutely Education Secretary Colin (NEiTA) ceremony, held in so lucky. honoured to be a part Pettit congratulated the Melbourne recently. “My favourite part of of it. award recipients for their Jane Brooks, from teaching is being creative “I love seeing girls’ outstanding contribution to Ogilvie High School, and and affecting people in a confidence develop and teaching in Tasmania. Bobby Pedersen, from positive way and I would grow through engagement “The Department is Taroona Primary School, encourage all graduate in their school commu- very proud of the achieve- were among 10 other teachers to trust them- nity, which can be done ments of these wonderful teachers from across Aus- selves and be imaginative through participation in teachers and their com- tralia to be selected from in their teaching methods.” sport. mitment and hard work a pool of more than 1550 Ms Brooks, who “Often high school in their respective school Savour Tasmania’s Long Table event sees visiting and local chefs team with the state’s budding nominees in 2013. received the “Community girls are turned off the communities,” he said. apprentices to dish up a street-style dinner party. Ms Pederson received Engagement” award in the competitiveness of sport “We value their contri- the award for “Innovation” secondary school category, so I have tried to make bution to high quality ed- SAVOUR Tasmania has Headlining this year’s Pantry, and Waji Spiby, in the primary school is Ogilvie High School’s their experiences fun and ucation in Tasmania, along recently released its 2014 festival will be award-win- from Waji Catering. category. sports coordinator and interesting. with all of our teachers, event program much to ning international chef Kicking off with a She was nominated health and physical educa- “It is so fulfilling when and thank them for their the delight of local foodies. Will Meryick alongside cocktail party opening by parents at Taroona tion teacher. I run into former students hard work.” Now in its sixth guest chefs including event at the Tasmanian Primary School in appre- She organises approxi- who say to me that they The ASG awards give year, the gastronomically Sydney’s Dan Hong and Museum and Art Gallery, ciation of the great results mately 200 different teams really learnt to value sport Australian communities charged festival combines Melbourne’s Christopher the five-day feast will she achieved in helping each year across 20 differ- and exercise, and the the opportunity to formally premium Tasmanian pro- Shane Chan Yai Ching, present guest chef master children develop their ent sports, which involves positive impact it has had thank hard-working and duce and beverages with Daniel Wilson and Jesse classes for the hospi- confidence and abilities. more than 400 girls. on their lives, during their inspirational educators and global culinary expertise. Gerner. tality industry, the Red Ms Pederson said Ms Brooks said the time at Ogilvie.” leaders. Funded by the Tas- There will also be Wine Weekend and the she felt “extremely spoilt” awards ceremony and the Another Ogilvie High Twelve national award manian Government, the plenty of local talent fea- ever-popular Savour Long when accepting the award. experience that followed School teacher, Susan recipients are announced festival - which runs from turing the likes of Andre Table Dinner. “I was completely was “a lot bigger” than she Bowler, was recently every year. 21-25 May - has expanded Kropp, from the Henry Tickets are now on surprised to receive this imagined. awarded the Science For more infor- to become more accessible Jones Art Hotel, Karen sale. award, it was an absolute “The awards experi- Teachers’ Association of mation on the awards to food lovers around the Goodwin-Roberts, from To book, and to view bonus as I love my job and ence was one that I will Tasmania’s Winifred Curtis and the latest award state and showcases pro- Elizabeth Street Food + the Savour Tasmania 2014 I am learning all the time,” always remember,” she Medal for Excellence in recipients go to www. duce from across Tasmania Wine, Cheryl and Nasser event program, visit www. she said. said. science education. asg.com.au/2013-Nation- provided by some of the Daci, from Daci and Daci, savourtasmania.com.au or “I wish everyone I “It was so fantastic to The medal is awarded al-Award-Recipients. world’s top chefs. Matteo Rao, from Italian phone 1300 795 257. 10

10 April 2014 Hobart Observer WELCOME TO TASMANIA’S

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April 2014 11 Hobart Observer COMMUNITY NEWS A thought for a better future Hobart defence community to benefi t from Veteran and Community Grants Program HOBART’s defence and so as you would expect, sations on their successful veteran community has there are a number of applications. welcomed a funding boost problems that arise over “They do a wonderful thanks to the Department time which these grants job commemorating and of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) help us to address,” he supporting our veteran Veteran and Community said. and defence communities Grants Program. Mr Robertson said the and these funds will help The Royal Australian association was currently them continue to do that,” Air Force Association working on a separate he said. (Tasmania Division) re- project to tackle the muse- “Supporting these cently received more than um’s rising damp problem, organisations also ensures $12,000 to refurbish the which he said could give the next generation appre- fl ooring of its Hobart Me- rise to black mould if not ciates the service and sacri- morial Centre members resolved. fi ce of our soldiers, sailors, lounge. Seven Tasmanian airmen and women, nurs- State secretary Alan organisations shared es and doctors, and others Robertson said the funding in almost $110,000 in [who] served our country, allowed for the removal of funding under the Veteran and continue to.” asbestos materials and re- and Community Grants Local community and placement of rotting fl oor- program and a second ex-service organisations boards with new fl ooring federally funded program, interested in applying ABC Gardening Australia’s Costa Georgiardis and Good Life Permaculture’s Anton Vikstrom, pictured front, taught Food 4 Thought at the heritage site. Saluting Their Service. for future grant funding parti cipants how to build a “no-dig” garden. “The Hobart Memo- Liberal Senator for rounds should visit www. GROWING, partnerships, days were a great success. produce from southern from keynote speakers rial Centre dates back to Tasmania David Bushby dva.gov.au/grants or call education and enter- “The event was Tasmania and prepared by from across Australia around the early 1900s congratulated the organi- 133 254. prise development were completely sold out with Hobart’s Source Commu- including Costa Georgiard- the themes behind the just under 200 people nity Wholefoods. is, from ABC’s Gardening national Food 4 Thought attending,” she said. “The local fair food Australia, Dr Nick Rose, Small Museums and gathering, which was held “It was amazing to see movement is big - and it is from the Australian Food in Hobart from Friday 21 a great representation of getting bigger. We are see- Sovereignty Alliance, Collections program launched to Sunday 23 March 2014. people from every state ing local governments get- and Chris Ennis, from ARTS Tasmania director nous cultures and the variety of projects, includ- The weekend encour- and territory across Aus- ting involved by adopting Centre for Education and Katherine Hough has development of our local ing signifi cance assess- aged people who wanted tralia, some who had never policies and practices that Research in Environmental announced the opening of industries.” ments for the Don River to be, or were already, in- gardened before, who make it easier for people Strategies Community En- the Small Museums and Ms Hough said the Railway and the Wilmot volved in community and were looking to engage to grow their own food in vironment Park in Victoria. Collections program for program was focused Museum, assistance with school gardens, market with their food to create a public spaces,” she said. Food 4 Thought is an 2015. on enhancing curatorial a Disaster Preparedness gardening and small-hold healthy and tasty nutrition “Community food initiative of the Australian “The Small Museums practice and collection Plan for Woolmers Estate, farming to teach, connect system for themselves, gardens cater to people, City Farms and Communi- and Collections program management, improving a grant for a cataloguing and share their experienc- their children and their who want to ensure their ty Gardens Network and is provides grants and loans information about collec- project for The Barracks es with each other. future. food is local, safe and tasty supported by Sustainable to assist the curatorial and tions and increasing public at Willow Court and The event was held at “Overall, all the activi- by growing it themselves. Living Tasmania, Good collection management access. assistance for a collection Ogilve High School and ties during Food 4 Thought “Small, community Life Permaculture and practices of smaller public “What makes this management project for included panel discussions, were thought-provoking, and school gardens play an Taroona Neighbourhood and community collections program unique is that the Sound Preservation As- “hands on” workshops and inspiring and dynamic.” important role in our food Garden. and museums in the state,” organisations can apply for sociation of Tasmania Inc. fi eld trips to local commu- Ms Moloney said the system and help to devel- For more information Ms Hough said. the time of Arts Tasmania’s For more information nity gardens. event was partially catered op strong, local and vibrant about the event go to “Our small museums roving curators who can about the Small Museums Key organiser Hannah for by community and pri- food economies.” events.communitygarden. are the custodians of assist with projects that and Collections program Moloney said the three vate garden and small farm The event held talks org.au fascinating stories about are concerned with the or to download an applica- Tasmania’s heritage, and development, care and use tion toolkit visit www.arts. the unique qualities of of a collection.” tas.gov.au/smallmuseums our regions, maritime and In the past the pro- or call Arts Tasmania on Is a Hobart gridlock on the way? military history, indige- gram has supported a wide 6165 6666. TRAFFIC conditions in the peak hour where access Ald Christie said can be sure [about] is our Hobart CBD are rapidly is needed on the main the Hobart City Council public transport. It’s here becoming a problem, arterials,” he said. had an obligation to the to stay,” he said. Hobart City Council An urgent Coun- Liveable Cities Program “Metro has indicated Infrastructure Services cil workshop with all and a commitment to to us after reviewing 27 Committee chairman Ron stakeholders, including project partners DIER, different locations around Christie warns. transport operators, taxi Metro and TasBus in line the CBD that its only “It is important we industry representatives, with a funding agreement preference is where it is address Hobart traffi c tourism operators and with the Commonwealth currently located - in the issues now,” Alderman engineers, was proposed Government and the Gehl mall. Christie said. in March to discuss the study to improve Hobart’s “We must take this “Improving and possibility of an under- infrastructure, including advice on board and not promoting existing public ground bus mall. public transport. relocate the service outside transport is the fi rst prior- “The Macquarie and “The one thing we the central CBD.” We support Tasmanians in need, ity. If not, we will have a Davey street couplets from serious gridlock problem the bus mall are creating a but we need your support too. within 10 years.” physical barrier between Ald Christie said the the city and the cove - par- rate at which car usage ticularly pedestrian access,” Moonah was increasing in the Ald Christie said. 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Extreme- creation who sounds like an RPG, whether it’s how atmospherics – as with ly moreish. quickly you raise your Sherlock and makes the Album of the Month so many albums made in shield or how much you Game of Thrones trio look Kevin Drew – Darlings this day and age, a track overswing your sword, the DISC of the month : like midges – restores the Canadian Kevin Drew perfect for headphones. sense of awe and magic lore is ripe for investiga- Immediately running The Hobbit: The Desola- tion; and most importantly, is a musician’s musician. tion of Smaug that was missing from For a start, he and his onward and upward into An Unexpected Journey, the game is even harder. the vaguely bucolic You BIT cool outside in the Having been a fan of This is no dungeon-crawl- Broken Social Scene garden – here’s some Peter Jackson since his Bad before the movie climaxes colleagues have, in an Gotta Feel It, the album with a cruel cliffhanger. For er, with caves like smiling doesn’t so much move up “garden-esque” excuses to Monty Don is well Taste/Feebles/Braindead faces beckoning you to odd way, mastered the art stay inside! known to us as an amiable, days, I loved what he mine, this one’s a keeper. of being in a band. Ah, a gear as into a different explore their insides – the sonic space, with pound- Creative Vegetable Gar- charming English televi- did with The Lord of the Article written by Scott but no, they’re a ‘collec- world of Dark Souls II, ing, insistent percussion dening by Joy Larkcom sion presenter, writer and Rings. But somehow, I just Hocking for STACK Mag- tive’, with members free Drangleic, is more like a propelling Drew’s ever ech- – fi nally back in print, speaker on horticultural. couldn’t get excited about azine and DVD released prison, and you are the to contribute at certain simply an inspirational Even without diving into his return to Middle-earth by Warner Bros. Home times and certain levels, oing vocal. Bullshit Ballad, hapless captive. Every though yet another elec- gardening book hidden in his (most interesting) after the fi rst installment Entertainment. new area you uncover is and to work solo outside tronic trip, is a little closer the guise of a vegie garden background, his gardening of The Hobbit trilogy, An loaded with traps, hidden the collective at regular to BSS territory with its design handbook. Lush books are personal and Unexpected Journey. And GAME OF THE enemies, locked doors, junctures. Here then is BSS hinged up and over-arch- pictures, interesting ideas passionate. His latest A I did watch it a couple of MONTH and bosses that may well leader and founder Drew’s ing guitar riff churning and plenty to plan before French Garden Journey times to see if it was just Dark Souls II cause you to snap your second solo album after away under Drew as he spring. shares his knowledge and me or the movie – and it There is no shame controller in frustration. 2007’s Spirit If... Crucially, sings “heard your bullshit love of France, through its was the movie. Reluctant- in masochism, or to fi nd Dark Souls II is the antithe- Darlings is highly distinct ballad/on the radio”. While gardens. Part memoir, part ly, I was dragged to the sweet, sweet release in sis of modern gaming – it from Broken Social Scene’s it’s likely the song will be history, part terrifi c travel cinema last Boxing Day for being continually broken makes you work for what essentially indie guitar heard on comparatively writing not to mention part part two, The Desolation down as you are denied you want, punishes you expression (with electronic philosophical exploration! of Smaug. Three hours your end-goal at every for what you need, and embellishment). Moreover, few radios, it’s thrilling later (which felt like one) step. For gamers, there are gets harder the more you Darlings is more a mature sonic wash is the sexiest and it was “that’s more only a handful of titles that fail. You will fi ght. You will synth affair with the odd thing here. Darlings won’t Colouring-in is, of course, like it PJ!” This fi lm feels can provide this ordeal, struggle. You will die (a guitar cropping up where be one of the records of not just for kids and we like it truly belongs in the this challenge, and only lot). And you will love it. appropriate. Drew’s voice 2014, but it’s a fi ne and recommend you get LOTR universe – and not one of them makes you is a secret weapon here often diverting effort. your hands on Secret just because Legolas is feel like a god when you too: the harmonies he Article written by Jon- Garden by Johann back and Sauron makes come out the other end. Article written by Paul raises skyward on opener athan Alley for STACK Basford. This black and a cameo. TDOS is less While other sequels will Jones for STACK Maga- Body Butter just one har- Magazine and album re- white colouring-in book is ‘fi ght-run fi ght-run’ than often focus on ‘bigger’ and zine and game released binger of Darlings’ gentle leased by Create Control/ from an illustrator and ink its predecessor, possessing ‘more explosions’, Dark by Namco Bandai. sonic riches. “Do you Universal. evangelist who creatives 13

April 2014 13 Hobart Observer COMMUNITY NEWS Taroona hits high note Cupid Colm, the devilish Dubliner in performance creation

Colm Keegan and Celti c Thunder perform at the Hotel Grand Chancellor on 12 May.

By PAULA XIBERRAS cry together. Celtic Thunder is in WELL, maybe that title its sixth successful year isn’t completely true, and going from strength however Colm Keegan - to strength. Conceived by the subject of this article Sharon Brown as a band - is from Dublin and does that would have far-reach- have a cheeky sense of ing appeal, the group is humour. comprised of members When we chat, Colm of different age groups tells me that when grow- who specialise in different ing up in Dublin he was musical genres. “a big fan of the Tasma- And with producer nian devil”. Now, Colm and musical director gets to perhaps see a real David Munroe, who is a Tassie devil when he visits master of musical arrange- Taroona High School student Hannah Parish hard at work painti ng the sets in preparati on for Australia, and more to the opera presentati on at the Theatre Royal Hobart. ment, the band gives fresh the point Tasmania, with life to well-known and THE creativity and im- College, Guilford Young profound and life-chang- his Irish singing sensations well-interpreted songs that Colm Keegan agination of 20 students College and Fahan ing, not only in terms “Celtic Thunder” in May Colm says people might from Taroona High School. of curriculum outcomes this year. be otherwise jaded about. many different levels. with ideas for his Ireland School recently wowed Taroona High music through approaches to The name Keegan So successful is the As mentioned internet feature. Upon audiences at the Theatre director Glenn Shultz learning, language, arts means “a thinker” or band that their DVD, My- earlier, although the boys suggesting to Colm that Royal in Hobart. said the WotOpera and literacy, but also in “fi ery” and Colm would thology - which provided perform as a group, each I’d love him to do a As part of the Wot- program was designed to social development and defi nitely fi t the role of an outlet for the guys to member has a distinctive program on the West of Opera program, students unlock the artistic poten- confi dence building. a thinker, with many return to their origins in personality and genre of Ireland - a place I love wrote, composed, tial of young people. “The Taroona opera arrows to his bow. As for an exploration of Irish/ music. As Colm explains, and have recently visited the second interpretation designed and created a “The program has showcased students’ Celtic music - is arguably, this doesn’t involve - to my surprise and glee of his name “fi ery” - and set and costumes for an been running since 2008 boundless ingenuities as their best to date, leading “acting” but rather, is an he answers that he will do talking of arrows and original opera perfor- and more than 1500 they collaborated to pro- to a number one in Cana- extension or elaboration so, “just for you”. bows - I sense a bit of the mance in just 21 hours. students from more than duce the plot, characters da, the US and Australia. of their personalities and I think this charmer cupid in Colm but more The piece, which 60 schools around Aus- and libretto, compose Now, the boys are preferences. The roman- will charm indeed, on of that later. explored parallel worlds, tralia have participated,” the music and design bringing the live show of tically inclined of the his upcoming tour of Although Colm was performed on 14 he said. and paint their sets in a Mythology to Australia. group, Colm is the one Australia. joined Celtic Thunder As a sideline to his to showcase the dreamy You can see Colm April along with operas “The outcomes for series of four one-day a little earlier than was prepared by Dominic students have been workshops.” work with Celtic Thun- ballads. and Celtic Thunder expected, due to band der, Colm also performs I have to agree this perform in Hobart at the member Ryan’s retreat with fellow former band is fi tting. Colm’s wish is Hotel Grand Chancellor Progress your business idea while recovering from an member Emmett Cahill for fans to provide him on 12 May. accident, the singer says THE demand for the “It is extremely pleas- in a position to progress as part of “Comet” - an things worked out well business advisory service ing when people return their initial business idea.” ingenious name drawn for him as he was forced provided by Business East to thank the staff for the If you need some from the guys’ fi rst initials to make a quick adjust- Inc. continues at a great guidance given and how business guidance you and so, a partnering both ment. pace. it attributed to the success are welcome to contact metaphorically and literal- Colm says being part Business East has of their business,” manag- John Beard, the manager ly in the stars. of the groups is like being been providing the service er John Beard said. of Business East Inc., by The band was formed part of a family as they for 15 years and over that “Also, clients that may phoning 6244 8005. as the boys began meet- celebrate together - and time has assisted in the have been interviewed 10 ing over coffee and even- creation of a number of years ago occasionally re- tually saw them perform very successful businesses. turn as they may now be on a cruise together. Colm is also working on a presenting role with his internet program “Insight to Ireland” where Last Chance Clearance Shop he takes viewers on a tour Enrico Palermo of places he knows and Property Consultant Grand Opening loves in his homeland (the

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14 April 2014 Hobart Observer COMMUNITY NEWS Happy Easter from the A Year on the Farm is the icing on the cake for Tasmanian author Wishing you all a Happy Easter from Happy

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April 2014 15 Hobart Observer

New vitamin D guidelines Recognise the warning signs and for Tasmanians released keep a healthy heart NEW guidelines re- and lifestyle practices.” such as unexplained bone leased in March will help To overcome these and muscle problems.” Tasmanians combat their challenges Dr Taylor set up Cancer Council greater risk of vitamin D a broad-based Vitamin D Tasmanian director cancer defi ciency. Scientifi c Advisory Group control Dr Kathryn Terry Director of Public to develop evidence-based welcomed the release of Health Dr Roscoe Taylor public health recommen- the new guidelines. said many Tasmanians dations. “We need to balance failed to get enough vita- The group included the need for vitamin D min D because they were experts in vitamin D from with safe exposure to the exposed to less direct sun- Menzies Research Institute, sun,” she said. light than other Australians, Cancer Council, Arthritis “Tasmania experiences partly due to our cooler Tasmania, general practice, low UV levels throughout climate. allied health professionals winter, which causes a “Around one third of and people from refu- drop in most people’s Tasmanian teens and adults gee health from across vitamin D levels. are vitamin D defi cient Tasmania. “March is a good time in summer and up to “I am very grateful to to get sun, boost your two thirds are defi cient the group for developing a vitamin D levels and buffer in winter and spring,” Dr range of written guidelines against this winter drop.” Taylor said. to help prevent and man- Dr Terry said people Vitamin D is needed age vitamin D defi ciency,” should aim for sun expo- for healthy bones and Dr Taylor said. sure of 10 to 15 minutes muscles. Menzies Research once or twice a day, avoid Safe exposure to Institute Senior Research sunburn and protect their direct sunlight, taking into Fellow Dr Ingrid van der skin and eyes from the account the UV Index Mei said targeted vitamin sun if the UV index is 3 (how strong the sun is) and D testing was recom- or above and if they are people’s skin type, can help mended for patients at outside for longer periods. Tasmanians get enough risk of moderate to severe Check the UV Index vitamin D. defi ciency. daily online at www.can- Dr Taylor said until “Supplements may be certas.orga.au and www. now there had been a lack required for these patients,” bom.gov.au/uv or down- The Heart Foundati on’s Bec Lee and Bianca Crosling are campaigning to educate locals on the warning signs of heart att acks. of clear guidance for the she said. load the free SunSmart app public and health profes- “Testing is also recom- at www.sunsmart.com.au/ FEWER than one in 10 during Heart Week (4-10 chest pain at all. around 10,000 Austral- sionals for the prevention mended for people pre- resources/sunsmart-app Australians recognise May 2014). It could save “Heart attack warning ians a year - the equiv- and management of vita- senting with clinical prob- For more information important heart attack your life, or the life of a signs may include pain, alent of a life lost every min D and variables such lems potentially associated visit www.dhhs.tas.gov.au/ warning signs such as loved one,” Heart Foun- pressure, heaviness or 53 minutes. as skin type, time of year with vitamin D defi ciency, pophealth/vitamin_d jaw, back and neck pain, dation chief executive tightness in one or more “Sadly, more than new research released offi cer Graeme Lynch parts of the upper body 50 per cent of people It’s time for your fl u jab by the National Heart said. 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16 April 2014 Hobart Observer COMMUNITY NEWS Easter arrangements Last Chance for Centrelink, Medicare and Child Support Clearance Shop for THE Department of Hu- urged those who need holiday.” man Services is reminding to lodge forms or report Payments due on a people of special payment earnings to receive a public holiday will be paid Vinnies New Town arrangements in place Centrelink payment, to early to ensure people are THE revamp of New over the Easter and Anzac check their reporting dates not inconvenienced. Town’s St Vincent de long weekends. as people may need to “If you’re due to Paul Society’s Vinnies All service centres report their job search receive a payment on a shop is on track to open delivering Centrelink, efforts or income earlier. public holiday, you may this month.

Medicare and Child “You can check your be paid before this date,” Re-launched as a Support services and most reporting dates, update Mr Jongen said. Last Chance Clearance phone lines will be closed your details and report “This is not an extra Shop, it will be fi lled $2.50 each on Friday 18 April, Mon- your earnings quickly and payment so you will need with end -of-season $2.50 each day 21 April and Friday easily via our online ser- to budget carefully over 50c each stock from the Vinnies 25 April. vices, Express Plus mobile this period to ensure your warehouse, with items $1.00 pair Online services, apps or phone self-ser- payment lasts until your $1.00 each Express Plus mobile apps vice,” he said. next payment date.” priced at $3 or less. $2.00 each and phone self-services “If you use self-ser- To fi nd out more Stock will include 50c each will still be available. vice options to report about payments and clothing, ‘bric-a-brac’, Women’s Wear 50c each Department of on a public holiday, just services over the holiday books and toys. Men’s Wear Human Services general remember you won’t be period visit humanservic- Vinnies Southern 50c each manager Hank Jongen paid until after the public es.gov.au/holidays Tasmania retail manager Children’s Wear $1.00 each Shoes Maree Cole said the

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Handbags 3 for $2.50 benefi t all its loyal cus- COMMUNITY DIARY tomers. Wallets & Coin Purses 50c a piece “We made the THE City of Hobart’s Youth Programs the raising of the Corps. Current and Books $1.00 a bag decision to transform team is based at the Youth Arts & Rec- former members are invited to march VHS

reation Centre located at 44 Collins on Anzac Day in Hobart. Contact New Town Vinnies into CDs & DVDs

Street, Hobart. Colonel Bob Ramsay on 6248 1555. a Last Chance Clearance Pet Blankets We are committed to creating and Shop because it is in a Brac delivering fun, safe and professional Belly Dance central location for new Pet Towels-a- projects and events with and for young and existing patrons to Daytime and evening classes in North Bric people in the community. conveniently access even Hobart. Fun and relaxed. Beginners Bagged Toys The Youth Arts & Recreation more discounted goods. welcome. Belly dance celebrates the Centre is a creative, exciting, safe and female body in all forms. Certifi ed bel- There is also fantastic engaging space for all young people Bag a bargain at the revamped Vinnies New Town shop. ly dance teacher. Contact Ruth 0437 parking space,” she said. aged 12 – 25. It’s a great place to meet 998 405 or email baladi.bellydance@ “The reason we have includes Loui’s Van, Main Road New Town. The Society operates up with friends, get involved in art, mu- gmail.com the opportunity to open Emergency Relief and The St Vincent de in 149 countries and sic, dance or recreation workshops, use this shop is because of Youth programs.” Paul Society has more has more than 950,000 the facilities, check out an art exhibition Creative Yoga the generosity of our The Last Chance than 40,000 members members worldwide. or go to a music gig. Best of all most donors and customers, Clearance Shop is one and volunteers in Aus- For more informa- things are free! Freeing, fl owing, strengthening, who make it possible of 34 Vinnies shops scat- tralia, who work to assist tion about Vinnies and Our main program is Open Access balancing. Promotes ease and comfort for us to fund the good tered across Tasmania. people in need and its services go to www. and it’s on a Wednesday, Thursday & of movement. Active but easy-go- work of Vinnies, which It is located at 184 combat social injustice. vinnies.org.au Friday from 3pm to 6pm. ing. Howrah - Monday 1.30pm and Our free regular workshops that run Thursday 5.30pm. South Hobart through Open Access include: - Tuesday 5.30pm. Kingston - Wednes- day 5.30pm. Glenorchy - Thursday Colony 47 is on a Music Studio – Wednesday 10.30am. A few casual places available 3-6pm at $15 each. Nine weeks at $130. Book Art Studio – Thursday 3-6 pm early. Phone Fern Vella 0438 234 962. mission to make Hip Hop Dance Classes Friday Festival of Voices and 4-6pm Smartartists: Perfect Tripod For more information or if you want Australian Songs homelessness matter to get involved please visit www. THE issues facing Nationally Youth Week becomes at risk. “Access to support Friday 6 June to Saturday 7 June at youthartsandrec.org or call 6231 young people dealing (4-13 April), YHMD Colony 47 chief services for young 5150. Theatre Royal Hobart. Combining comedy scene favourites with homelessness raises public awareness executive offi cer Therese people without stable Anzac Day Dawn Service Tripod with the vocal and arranging were brought to light about the unique and Taylor said National accommodation is criti- skills of showbiz powerhouse Eddie at Colony 47’s Youth complex nature of youth Youth Week was a key cal, particularly for those A dawn service will be held at the Perfect, Perfect Tripod have struck Homelessness Matters homelessness and the time for the agency to fi nding themselves with Hobart War Memorial (Cenotaph) on a chord with Australian audiences - Day (YHMD) in Hobart importance of engaging ensure the issues faced no family or positive so- the Queens Domain to remember brining humour and heart to clever on 9 April. with support as soon as by young people expe- cial networks to turn to.” the Anzacs and other war veterans renditions of iconic Aussie tunes plus Held annually during possible when housing riencing homelessness As part of the who fought for Australia. The informal some sublime new inclusions. $55 (in- continue to be raised YHMD celebrations, service commences at 6am and is cluding booking fee). Bookings phone

and heard. young people were organised by the Greater Hobart RSL 6233 2299 or visit www.theatreroyal. “Young people face invited to participate in Sub-Branch. com.au a number of structural a short documentary Anzac Day Parade barriers to accessing safe highlighting their expe- Tango Beginner Lessons and secure independent riences in accessing and The Hobart Anzac Day Parade will $75 for six one-hour weekly lessons. housing, with afforda- maintaining independent start at 11am. The parade will proceed bility being a primary housing, with a focus on past the Hobart Town Hall, where the Tuesdays 7-8pm in North Hobart. inhibitor in our current affordability, safety and Governor of Tasmania will take the sa- No partner necessary. Places limited. housing market,” she availability of accommo- lute from the offi cial dais. The parade Phone Tess 0429 684 101. said. dation. will then continue down Macquarie Street, the Tasman Highway and onto Tap Dance Classes for Adults the Queens Domain. North Hobart. Fun, fun, fun! Beginners WIZZ-AWAY welcome. Contact Ruth 0437 998 WIZZ-AWAY Anzac Day main commemora- 405 or email baladi.bellydance@gmail. TRASH SAKS tive service com TRASHNo moreSAKS weekend trips The main commemorative service will and more. Brac follow the offi cial wreath laying cer- Women’s Self Defence to the tip! emony at midday. Orders of Service No more weekend trips to the tip! 10-week program running from 6 Friendly, ReliableGift vouchersService. available! will be distributed to parade partici- May to 8 July 2014 on Tuesdays 10- pants at the Cenotaph. Wheelie bins also 11.30am. Cost is $250. Instruction $20 per pick up by experienced martial arts teacher Vince & Jenny available Collected once a Australian Army Corps Station. Transfer Waste Park Mornington customised to your

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18 April 2014 Hobart Observer COMMUNITY NEWS The sounds of dog talk Holy butterfl y By SCOTT HUNT owners is to speak to a talent to do this is there dog as they would to a too, but a dog needs to mackerel DOG GRUMBLER human baby. We all do see our behaviour and WE ARE ALL MICROCHIPPED, DESEXED, this to toddlers who can’t analyse the patterns of VACCINATED AND TEMPERAMENT TESTED WHEN we attribute speak yet because we our existence over time PRIOR TO ADOPTION FISHING human characteristics know instinctively - just to put its amazing talent with to non-human things as a dog does - what and spirit to work - and if it’s called anthropomor- these tones mean. it’s a pup, it has a million Storm Eastley phism. Keep in mind that other things to learn at When we do that the sounds are more im- the same time. with a dog - that is, when portant than the words. Ask any animal we assume it thinks and Common commands trainer; it always takes relates to the world like like “sit” and “stay” work time. Animals can’t read a human - we get into because they are sharp the instructions. Dogs trouble. Of course, dogs and sibilant and because are good with sound think that we relate to these concepts are natu- but cannot understand them and think like a ral to a dog. your speech. You have dog, but they have an Equally, if not more to show them. You have excuse - they’re not as importantly, dogs read to show them stuff smart as us. In fact, they our body language. Walk they notice. Show your are smart like a dog like the Terminator and dog the behaviour you Ruff and that gives them a your dog will know you want. Show it over and special talent for pleasing are angry; crouch down over. Don’t bore it with people. Dogs have been and make yourself small repetition, just do it the honing this talent for and your dog will be same way every time. Ruff is one of two brothers. many thousands of years, drawn to you. Of course, Give your dog time to Plump little Chihuahua puppy of 8 helped along by those we’re dealing with an ex- relax, work, play and weeks of age. occasional humans who pert here so you can sub- most importantly, sleep made some sense to tle stuff too. Our vision between sessions. Talk them. is tuned to shapes; dog a lot and don’t be afraid Dogs don’t know that vision is tuned to move- to use hand signals at we can’t really smell stuff ment. Your dog recog- every opportunity, but be Jack Rolf is happy with his sand whiti ng capture. and they don’t have our nises you by your smell, consistent. mental facility to under- your sound and the way It’s good to be a dog, Saltwater: Freshwater: stand grammar. But, we you move, not your dress but to be a dog with an sometimes use sound in or facial characteristics. understanding human GAME season has turned This month fresh- into an amazing few water fi shermen were a way that makes sense, There’s no glossary for all is much better and so weeks for many anglers. aided by good hatches of and our body language the body language dogs many dogs never get the Every boat that put lures various insects. Many fl y too is pretty consistent can learn to understand chance to show their in the water caught fi sherman fi shing a basic with most mammals. - each dog/trainer team amazing talents. Do the either albacore or bluefi n black nymph managed Dogs hear more has its own lexicon, built miles, keep walking, keep tuna and one very lucky to catch several brown twice the frequency up piece by piece over a talking, effuse with joy, angler pulled butterfl y trout, which averaged range that we humans lifetime. grumble with displeasure. mackerel. from one to one-and- perceive, so while much That’s the key - time. Have faith - if there is The angler was troll- a-half pounds. Arthurs of human speech comes The desire to learn how one thing in the universe ing tuna lures targeting Lake and Great Lake across as a low drone, to please the person that will reward your bluefi n and was surprised were reported as hot they can hear all sorts of who leaves food for it, faith, it’s your dog. Just when, after a good fi ght, spots. 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October 2013 19 Hobart Observer SPORTS Fundraiser pedals message Local martial artists of cancer prevention fi ght for cancer

Cyclists enjoy a well-deserved pit stop - and photo opportunity - at the Port Arthur historic site.

CLOCKING up more March, has raised more “On behalf of The encouragement gave us than 850 kilometres and than $140,000 to aid fu- Jodi Lee Foundation, I the extra push we needed clad in a uniforms of lycra ture awareness initiatives sincerely thank those who to complete the, at times, and little black tutus, the and empower local com- supported us - whether it gruelling ride.” efforts of The Jodi Lee munities to be proactive was [by] donating money Now in its fourth Foundation have not gone about bowel cancer. or cheering us on as we year, the Little Black unnoticed. The total funds raised passed through each Dress aims to cover differ- The Little Black Dress exceeded the initial target town,” founder and chief ent regions in Australian Hobart jiu jitsu champions Darran Pett y and Chris Clark. Classic, which travelled of $100,000 set by the executive offi cer Nick Lee each year to educate from Devonport to Ho- foundation’s 22 participat- said. communities about bowel bart between 16 and 22 ing riders. “Your support and cancer prevention. A COMMITMENT to that was diagnosed in purple belt, with brown honour beloved family early 2009. and black to be earned in members who passed Due to their personal the next few years. away from cancer is the circumstances, the boys Petty is also a person- Hobart Summer Baseball League driving force behind are determined to hon- al trainer and head coach two local men and their our the memories of their at the De La Riva Brazil- contenders step up to the plate quest to raise funds and deceased family members ian Jiu Jitsu Academy in awareness for vital cancer with a lasting tribute. Sand Bay, which offers FROM BACK PAGE they drove in the runs in Anyone who wit- stolen base and a wild the bottom of the innings nessed the Dragons’ great pitch, with second innings research and support. “I am very happy to classes for everyone from made them pay by driv- to increase the Athletics’ win in the semi would hero Blake at the plate. Hobart jiu jitsu stars be able to promote this children to adults, with ing in two runs to extend lead to 12-8. know that nay game in The tension mounted Darran Petty and Chris vital support through this no prior skills required. the Athletics’ lead to 9-7. The Dragons scored which they are involved but Sully and the Athlet- Clark are organising annual event,” Petty said. The Tasmanian Both teams scored a run in the top fi fth in- is never over until that ics remained calm and the annual Tasmanian A proud exponent Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Open a run in the third nings but were unable to fi nal out. when Blake grounded Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Open of jiu jitsu, Petty has will hold gi-weight and innings but it would be hold the Athletics in the After a quick out, out to second, the title Championships at the amassed more than 30 absolute as well as no the fourth that would bottom of that innings Dragons skipper De Cot- was theirs. Derwent Entertainment gold medals in the six gi-weight and absolute ultimately prove decisive. with walks again haunting ter launched a solo home The Dragons were Centre on Saturday 26 years since he adopted white, blue, purple, After Andrew “Sully” them. With two more run to reduce the lead to awarded the inaugural and Sunday 27 April. the sport. brown and black belt Sullivan had pitched runs added to their tally, 14-10. Hubble Edwards Shield, The all-day event, He currently has a divisions. a scoreless top of the the Athletics proceeded One more out and named in honour of which is being held in fourth for the Athletics, into the top of the sixth speedster Pedro Rodri- two Tasmanian baseball support of Fight Cancer Szymanski and Lovegrove innings with a potentially guez found himself at stalwarts, Peter Hubble Foundation, will kick off again came to the fore as winning 14-9 lead. third base via a single, a and Dave Edwards. with a 9am weigh-in for a 10am start. “We’re expecting 200 Responsibility for all election comment in this edition is taken by Nicolas Turner, competitors and up to Level 1 / 142 Elizabeth Street, Hobart, Tasmania, 7000. 700 spectators,” Petty Political advertisements published in this newspaper are done so on a commercial basis. said. “It is a spectacular event and in encouraging people to attend, we’ll be Puzzle solutions from page 12 able to raise greater funds and support for Fight Cancer Foundation.” Petty and Clark have chosen Fight Cancer Foundation as the charity for the Tasmanian cham- pionships because of their burning desire to help people fi ghting their own battles with cancer. In 2013 Petty’s sister Crystal at age 33 died of kidney cancer and in 2010, Clark lost his father Murray to a brain tumour 20

20 April 2014 OBSERVERHobart Observer SPORT Baseball grand fi nalists step up to the plate

Pedro Rodriguez, of West Hobart, drives in the fi rst run for the Dragons.

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