Cosgrove High School Receives New Lease on Life

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FOOTY CLUB KICKS OFF ANNUAL RED SHIELD APPEAL From left , Shieldy the mascot, Salvati on Army lieutenant Jeff Milkins and Glenorchy District Football Club general manager Duncan Warburton preparing for the major fundraising event.

STORY CONTINUES PAGE 5 Cosgrove High School receives new lease on life

COSGROVE High School is set to receive a major $20 million upgrade as part of the Hodgman Liberal Gov- ernment’s commitment to redevelop the school and extend it to include years $20 MILLION 11 and 12. Liberal Member for Denison Elise Archer visited the school to an- nounce the launch of the community consultation period, which will inform the future redevelopment UPGRADE STORY CONTINUES PAGE 4 2

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CORNER BOXHILL ROAD & CULLEN STREET By Kristie Johnston meeting the Ministerial ised by young people for us for making the time to occurs in a strategic way. Glenorchy Mayor Directions and recent- young people. participate and said that it For Glenorchy, there Sunday Morning Worship 10am ly we developed and As part of the made them proud to be is enormous potential Children’s Program AS I am out and about in approved ‘Statements of evening, aldermen from from Glenorchy. for our local community ALL WELCOME the city, people stop me Expectations’ regarding the three Councils were We went home feel- to reap benefi ts from and tell me how they feel the behaviour and interac- challenged to a ‘Just ing like, in a small way, investment and better For more information visit www.cbctas.org.au excited about the future tion between the Mayor, Dance Off’. we had helped young collaboration in affordable of Glenorchy. aldermen and general As the time drew people in our community housing, the STEM pro- I love to hear about manager. near for the dance off, it feel like they mattered ject, a Great Hobart Act, what makes them excited The ‘Statement of became apparent that de- and that they were and particularly integrated and of late, they have Expectations’ is publicly spite Glenorchy alderman- supported – and that is an transport. consistently talked about available on Council’s ic representation being important part of our job. I am excited by two things. website and represents strong (myself, Ald Bec ongoing positive conver- Firstly, they tell me part of our commitment Thomas, Simon Fraser Shaping our city sations about establish- that they are excited to to the community to do and Kelly Sims) that the Secondly, people tell ing Hobart Rail, as this have a functioning Coun- our jobs in the best inter- aldermen from Clarence me they are excited by project, combined with cil again. est of the community. and Hobart must have the opportunities to grow good land use planning, After the turmoil the But a good function- been intimidated by our and develop our city. has the very real potential Council and the commu- ing Council is not only rumoured dancing prow- Council has an to not only alleviate traffi c nity have been through just about better gov- ess because they didn’t important role to play in congestion, but be a cata- over the past few years, ernance, it is also about show up. shaping our city and we lyst for greater economic I admit that every time supporting and working Nonetheless, the do that in a range of ways. investment in our CBDs, I see examples of our with the community. Glenorchy aldermen Our involvement over an opportunity to increase Council working well were not prepared to the coming months in our supply of affordable for the community, I am Youth Week Tasmania let the show and the negotiating a City Deal and appropriate housing overcome with pride. Again, there are young people down, so for Greater Hobart is one options, and also add to Those who have signifi cant improvements we danced off between such way. the vibrancy of our city. attended Council meet- in this area and this was ourselves, cheered on by A City Deal repre- While the challenges ings have witnessed for evident at the recent the laughter of the young sents an enormous oppor- still exist for Council in themselves the signifi cant Youth Week Tasmania. people gathered. tunity for local, state, and dealing with legacy issues, change in the way matters The activities were a Although exhausted federal government to I feel like we are turning are discussed and deci- joint initiative between at the end, it was all work together to ensure a corner and together we sions are made. Glenorchy, Hobart and worth it when a number that investment and in- are better equipped to We are on track with Clarence Councils, organ- of young people thanked frastructure development deal with them.

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Glenorchy Gazett eMay 2018 3 Community News Public service careers for Indigenous Australians APPLICATIONS are now “The Indigenous open for the Depart- Apprenticeship Program ANZAC Day ment of Human Servic- came at the perfect time es (DHS) Indigenous and offered me the Apprenticeships Program opportunity to not only (IAP). work, but study as well. DHS general manag- “Graduation day er Hank Jongen said the was the highlight for 12-month program was me as it solidifi ed all the developed for Aboriginal hard work that the other pride on parade and Torres Strait Islander apprentices and I had put Australians to start their in over the year. career in the Australian “I’m now based in the Public Service. Hobart Service Centre “Once they’ve gradu- and get to help Australi- ated, apprentices receive ans every day – it really is a full-time entry level rewarding. position, competitive “My advice to others salary and a nationally applying is to have a recognised certifi cate or good support person. diploma,” he said. “It can be a challeng- “Now in its fourth ing year, but the benefi ts year, the IAP provides an are well worth it, so get opportunity for Abo- your applications in now.” riginal and Torres Strait Since its inception, Islander people to forge some 379 apprentices interesting and fulfi lling have successfully com- careers in government.” pleted the program. DHS leads recruit- The current 2017/18 ment for the popular en- program saw the depart- try-level employment and ment reach its Indigenous development program, workforce target of fi ve which also recruited per cent. Indigenous apprentices “As one of the largest for 12 other government government employ- agencies in 2017/18. ers, this is a signifi cant Tiarni Gangell, a achievement,” Mr Jongen Tasmanian apprentice said. from the 2016 cohort, “The department is Local students, politi cians and members of Claremont RSL and Claremont College VET Australian Defence Force march up the hill to the Claremont War Memorial said the IAP was a great proud to be a leader in as part of the ANZAC Flag Parade. way for Aboriginal and Indigenous employment.” Torres Strait Islanders to Applications for the ALMOST 700 students behind, marching in volved in something like Salvation Army envoy then be able to see the kick start a government next intake close on 6 gathered at the Winder- tribute to the Australian this and when you actual- Basil Giffard. huge parade of students career. May, with successful mere Community Fore- soldiers who fought in ly participate, you engage Glenorchy Mayor all in their uniforms “Before joining the candidates commencing shore Park last month World War One. like you may not have Kristie Johnston led the representing each school program I was a stay-at- in November 2018. to remember those who The site of the me- done before,” he said. address before joining in our city,” she said. home mum, but with my For more information sacrifi ced their lives for morial is located close to “The speeches fellow dignitaries and “It’s a great experi- little one about to start about the Indigenous their country. where more than 2000 were shortened and the students to place wreaths ence to see them taking school I was looking for Apprenticeship Program Held at the Clare- soldiers took part in a speakers told the children on the memorial. part in the service and ways to get back into the or to apply, visit human- mont War Memorial, training camp. what ANZAC is about, Mayor Johnston interacting with other workforce,” she said. services.gov.au/IAP the ANZAC Flag Parade Parade director what it represents and said it was an “honour” schools and guests. was led by a marching Martin Watkins said the message came across to be involved in such “It was their own band alongside members the parade was a way quite well.” an event, as children chance to honour our of Claremont RSL and of involving students in The service was often got lost in the large fallen and those who Claremont College VET the community and the opened by Claremont crowds on ANZAC Day. have given up so much Australian Defence Force. event was tailored to suit RSL president Jason “It was a very special to allow us to create Students from local them. O’Dowd and spectators moment to march to the the lifestyle that we live schools followed close “When you’re in- were led in prayer by memorial with guests and today.”

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4 Glenorchy Gazett e May 2018 Community News POLICE REPORT Cosgrove High School Don’t believe everything receives new lease on life you read online By Damien George I’ve spent time these debates or taking Senior Sergeant, working in the Profes- the information as gos- Glenorchy Police sional Standards area and pel, I have a few words Station have a good awareness of advice – don’t always of the behaviours that believe everything you IN February this year, I are required of police to hear and read online. started working as the ensure that we provide This advice also Divisional Sergeant at honest, professional, relates to the many and the Glenorchy Police transparent and ethical varied illegitimate scams Station. behaviour in all aspects that the community are I commenced my ca- of our business. exposed too, be it online, reer some 23 years ago As a police offi cer, by phone or by post. at Glenorchy, however one of my key objectives If a “great uncle” or we now have the luxury is to reduce crime – but “exotic prince” has left of the new and contem- if we don’t know about a you a million dollars, porary police station that problem, then it’s diffi cult good luck to you, but let is second to none. for us to fi x it. me say, if it sounds too Like many of the In the fast pace of good to be true then it is other police offi cers that online social media, and someone is trying to worked at the old station often members of the get your money. in Peltro Street, I enjoy community hear and see I generally work the irony that exists with of “incidents” before the through the day to the use and naming of police and this presents support the many varied the old station. police with challenges to administrative and I have worked as a meet the community’s policing functions that detective in a number expectations. are needed at a police of Criminal Investigation Please note my station. Branches (CIB) and be- use of “incidents” – I This regularly in- tween 2009 and 2015 I regularly see online cludes contact with the From left , Cosgrove School Associati on chairperson Kylie Monks, Liberal Member for Denison Elise Archer and Cosgrove High was involved in the cold social media commen- community, retailers and School principal Anna Viney. case investigation of two tary relating to matters the Glenorchy Council. historical murders that in our community that For the most part, I FROM FRONT PAGE tainly make that a reality Cosgrove High the city, especially where resulted in a conviction. are not accurate, unfairly am here at the station of the school. for students in Hobart’s School currently has travel is currently an Recently, I led the targeting places, people and if anyone has a que- “The $20 million re- northern suburbs. less than 200 enrolled impediment to staying in Tasmania Police response or specifi c incidents. ry, a problem or simply development will include “It is crucial that students, but the new re- school,” Ms Archer said. to an investigation, In some instances, needs some advice, I am state-of-the-art learning when the new facility development will provide “This will increase which resulted in the sei- this causes unnecessary here to help where I can facilities that cater specifi - is built, it is structured capacity for up to 800 the likelihood that more zure of a large quantity concern for members of and can be contacted on cally for years 11 and 12 around the needs of the students. students from the area of drugs from a vessel in our community. telephone number 6173 students, as well as giving community, including the This will assist in will stay at school to com- the Southern Ocean. Before engaging in 2777. them the best opportuni- local area and businesses strengthening retention plete years 11 and 12 ty to complete their TCE that support our school. rates and completion of and ultimately increase and increase their future “It will be a facility TCE in years 11 and 12. their future job pros- ADVERTISEMENT study and work pros- that will allow Cosgrove “A government school pects.” pects,” Ms Archer said. High School to move option for years 11 and For more information “As a fi rst step, the forward into the 21st 12 students in Glenorchy and to be involved in the Elise Hodgman Government century and that is why will reduce the need community consultation, is seeking comprehensive this consultation period is for students to travel to visit www.education.tas. engagement with the so important.” Claremont College or to gov.au. Cosgrove school commu- Archer nity, the wider community and local businesses to Your local Liberal determine exactly what Member for Denison learning options and facilities are required.” 62 Main Rd, Moonah Cosgrove High School principal Anna Viney said the funding would open up a range of new educational opportunities for students in Please contact me: the northern suburbs. p: 6212 2210 “I believe equity of e: [email protected] opportunity is a right for m: PO Box 426, Moonah, 7009 every student in Tasma- www.elisearcher.com nia,” she said. “By providing this Authorised by Elise Archer, 62 Main Rd, Moonah, 7009 new facility, it will cer-

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Glenorchy Gazett eMay 2018 5 Community News Footy club kicks KoKo Hair Design lends off annual Red a hand to the homeless Shield Appeal FROM FRONT PAGE the ground throughout FOOTBALL fans will the day along with an gather once again at the opportunity to win a KGV Oval on 5 May to lucky-door prize. raise vital funds for Red The proceeds raised Saturday. at the event will go Held annually in directly to supporting partnership with the vulnerable Tasmanians. Glenorchy District “All the money goes Football Club (GDFC), toward all our social the initiative supports programs, drug and the Salvation Army Red alcohol rehab, homeless Shield Appeal. support, food programs Arch rivals and everything else we Glenorchy and Clarence run around the state,” Football Clubs will face Salvation Army lieuten- off in what is expected ant Jeff Milkins said. to be an exciting game “A substantial of footy. amount of our work in For those who wish this area happens around to watch the game in Glenorchy, so to get comfort and style, a groups within that com- luncheon will be held in munity to partner with the Jack Rough function us for this event is just room. fantastic and gives them Tickets cost $50 for a bit of ownership of the members and $55 for fundraising in the area. non-members. “The need has never Ticket holders will be been greater.” treated to game entry, For more information a two-course meal from or to RSVP, phone 6272 Waji Food and access to 9593 or email gm@ bar facilities and balcony. glenorchymagpies.org.au GDFC general man- by 2 May. ager Duncan Warburton The Salvation Homeless liaison Gypsy Love, left , with Koko Hair Design owner Kieran Harrison at the Hobart Showgrounds. said it was important for Army has a statewide KOKO Hair Design is don’t realise. side of my head two with the here and know. barbecue was a great way the football community goal of $180,000 this helping brighten the day “These are the little years ago and a friend “But it’s a lot bigger to get people together to get behind these types year and is aiming to of homeless Tasmanians things that people have helped put my hair into of a problem than what informally to hear stories. of charity events. raise $17,500 in the residing at the Hobart to pay for on a monthly dreadlocks. just I can do, but I can “It’s nice for people “We pride ourselves Glenorchy area. Showgrounds. basis just to get the kids “But, as I’m physically defi nitely do my part. who think that they on being a club that The Red Shield The local business looking presentable for disabled and can’t touch “So I encourage other are alone to realise that helps where we can, Doorknock will be held has donated 20 hair school. the right side of my head, businesses to get on they’re not,” she said. whether that is taking on 26 and 27 May. vouchers, totally $600 in “Hair and beauty is I can’t maintain and board and donate what “So we invite anyone young players under our GDFC also encour- services, for a wash and one of those luxuries separate them.” they can, whether that be in the community to wing who may need a ages wives, girlfriends, cut to anyone in need. that make people feel Ms Love said she’d food, supplies or whatev- come along – you don’t bit of direction in their mothers and aunties to KoKo Hair Design extremely good about love to use one of the er is needed.” need to be staying at the life or helping raise funds attend Ladies Day on 2 owner Kieran Harrison themselves once it’s done donated hair vouchers. In an effort to pro- Hobart Showgrounds to for the Salvation Army June to raise funds for said when someone was and that is our aim with “I have defi nitely mote communication, a attend.” and similar charities,” he the Australian Breast struggling or homeless, the donation, to brighten been in crisis and I think community barbecue is For more information said. Cancer Research Foun- hair and beauty were one people’s day and give my hair can attest to being held regularly at about the barbecue or “We just never know dation. of the fi rst things to go. them a bit of pampering.” that,” she said. the Hobart Showgrounds. how to donate, visit the if players, supporters or The ticket price of “Things like hair are Gypsy Love, home- “But Kieran will have All homeless people, ‘Housing Hobart Crisis members will need to $50 includes drink on often taken for granted less liaison at the Hobart to look and see if my as well as non-homeless, – Events, Services and reach out to the Salvos arrival, canapes by Waji on a day-to-day basis – Showgrounds, said a dreadlocks are repaira- in Hobart are welcome Awareness” Facebook at some stage in their Food, fashion parade even something as simple housing crisis was when ble.” to attend. page at www.facebook. life.” by Strutt Design Studio, as taking the kids to get a 50 per cent of your in- Mr Harrison said Ms Love said the com/Hobarthousingcrisis/ The Salvation Army game entry, lucky-door haircut,” he said. come went into housing it was important that will have collectors on prizes and raffl e. “An average family expenses. people were aware of the will usually come into the “Hairdressing is the situation at the Hobart salon every four to six fi rst thing to go, as the Showgrounds. weeks and will roughly priority is feeding the “Until people are cost around $100 every kids,” she said. aware of it, they aren’t month – and that is just “And I know this willing to help,” he said. for a cut and no colour. fi rst-hand, as I have been “My contribution has “And I think that is homeless for 15 years. more of a short term af- something many people “I shaved off one fect – I am trying to help

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Glenorchy Gazett eMay 2018 7 Community News STEAM program leads Shaping the next the way for learning generation of men

Dominic College Parents & Friends members, from left , Mary Moase, Nicola Rayner, Pamela Cosker and Sharyn Majchrzak with Steve Biddulph, Dominic College principal Beth Gilligan and Stephen Casni at the Raising Boys presentati on.

INTERNATIONAL au- were so engaged by his pastoral care ‘EMPOW- thor and speaker Steven presentation.” ER’ team and Parents & Biddulph has lent his Mr Biddulph said Friends for bringing Mr hand to shaping the next the key points to focus Biddulph to the school. generation of men when on when helping young “I am also very he presented to Dominic men develop were to impressed by the Dom- College parents in April. fi rstly play with them inic College Parents & More than 200 and give them your Friends community, who parents enjoyed Mr time. subsidised entry to the Biddulph’s updated pres- “Enjoy some rough event to improve access entation on Raising Boys and tumble and teach for parents,” she said. in the 21st century. them boundaries,” he “Parents & Friends Dominic College said. president Nicola Rayner 7-10 pastoral care co- “And always teach and her generous com- ordinator Aaron Davey them to respect women mittee worked hard to said Mr Biddulph spoke through your actions not only improve our Springfi eld Primary School students Makaya Nutt all Stagg, left , and Gloria Wubshet with their Strawbie creati ons. about the current rela- and your words. facilities, but provide tionships many boys had “Honour their tender practical support to par- LAST month, Spring- new ‘Maker Space’, said. introducing a school- with their dads and how feelings – help boys ents in many different fi eld Primary School where the program was “The students are wide approach to they needed to improve. understand how to ac- ways,” she said. launched a new unveiled. given a problem and integrating STEAM into “Steve was an amaz- knowledge and control Ms Gilligan and the project-based learning STEAM coordinator they have to create a the curriculum. ing presenter,” he said. their emotions.” College are now looking approach to science, Alicia Peters said the solution for it with the Teachers can book “He talked about the Dominic College forward to Mr Biddulph technology, engineering, approach was a way of tools provided.” the Maker Space as evolution of boys and principal Beth Gilligan presenting a session on arts and mathematics developing traditional The initiative will needed and students men and offered many said she was grateful to ‘Raising Girls’ later in the (STEAM). skills in more depth. see students create pro- can utilise the room ideas to our parents who the Dominic College year. Many excited “It’s a hands-on ap- jects either individually during lunch or recess. students converged on proach to learning and or in small groups. Glenorchy Mayor the old computer lab is the way the future of Ms Peters said they Kristie Johnston, who for the unveiling of the education is going,” she were in the process of was in attendance the opening of the new ADVERTISEMENT space, congratulated the school for what they had achieved. Josh Willie MLC “We know children who learn problem Labor Member for Elwick solving skills and are encouraged to be creative are more likely to suc- a: 1/16 Albert Road, ceed in life,” she said. Moonah TAS 7009 “The Maker Space is p: 03 6212 2306 an environment where e: [email protected] children can have fun learning and practicing www.taslabor.com these skills. Authorised by: Josh Willie MLC, 1/16 Albert Road, Moonah, TAS, 7009 “Clearly from the MOONAH - WED 23rd May – tickets $5 at the door smiles on the faces of 5.30pm Moonah Arts Centre, 23-27 Albert Road Moonah Putting people first the children, they are  taslabor.com  @TasmanianLabor  TasmanianLabor loving it.”

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8 Glenorchy Gazette May 2018 Community News A closer look at the Young Tasmanian chefs, National Disability taste your future Insurance Scheme THE Glenorchy City NDIS will be available NDIS is and how it works, Council Access Commit- to children, aged zero to accessing the NDIS, eligi- tee, in conjunction with three, and adults, aged 35 bility and assistance with Baptcare, will be hosting to 49 years. preparing access requests information sessions for From 1 January 2019, and responding to denials. the community about the the NDIS will be available Interested attendees National Disability Insur- to adults, aged 50 to 64 are urged to come earlier ance Scheme (NDIS). years. to the night session as the The sessions will be The NDIS takes a MAC will also be hosting held on Wednesday 23 flexible, whole-of-life a screening of award May from 3pm-4.30pm approach to develop indi- winning Australian Doc- and 7pm-8.30pm at Moo- vidualised plans, working umentary ‘The Ride” on nah Arts Centre. with participants, their the same night between The NDIS supports families and carers. 5.30pm and 7pm. people with a permanent It provides participants Tickets for the film are and significant disability with more choice and con- $5 at the door. that affects their ability trol over how, when and People interested in to take part in everyday where their supports are the sessions need to RSVP activities. provided. by Monday 21 May by The NDIS is being It also provides cer- email to [email protected]. rolled out in Tasmania and tainty they will receive the au or phone Glenorchy is currently available for support they need over City Council on 6216 people aged four to 34 their lifetime. 6371. 2017 Nestlé Golden Chef’s Hat Award national finalists. years. The session will cover For more information, ARE you looking to the Nestlé Golden Chef’s tween 16 and 25 on or Melbourne this Septem- From 1 July 2018, the topics such as what the visit www.gcc.tas.gov.au create new opportunities, Hat Award provides a before 30 September and ber. learn valuable skills and platform for the country’s are currently working in One team will be connect with industry best and brightest talent the culinary industry of crowned the 2018 na- peers in the culinary to connect with their Australia, then you are tional chef champions and arena? peers, learn new skills eligible to enter. awarded the culinary trip Entries are now open outside the classroom and If successful in your of a lifetime to Italy. for the 2018 Nestlé Gold- the kitchen, create amaz- region’s heat, you will get To register, visit enter. en Chef’s Hat Award. ing dishes, and experience to cook-off against the nestle-goldenchefs.com.au As Australia’s longest many new and wonderful country’s best chef talent Entries are open until running culinary com- opportunities. in the national final at 11.59 AEST on Friday 11 petition for young chefs, If you’re aged be- Fine Food Australia in May 2018.

Child Care Connections – Benjafield & Berriedale Child Care Centres are OPEN Unaccompanied homeless

Glenorchy City Council’s Child Care Centres - Berriedale and Benjafield are taking bookings now for 2018. children a growing concern Child Care Connections have a professional, dedicated and friendly team who are trained and experienced. MORE than one-third of children and young last financial year nearly “Opportunities to people accessing special- people are impacted by 1,200 young people learn about services and We offer a variety of care including daily, weekly and sessional ist homelessness services homelessness,” he said. aged 15 to 24 years programs in other juris- care, catering for children from 6 weeks to 7 years of age in our in Tasmania are children “Almost half of presented to specialist dictions are important,” 2 Long Day Care Services. and young people, the unmet need for home- homelessness services he said. Interim Commissioner lessness responses in Tas- alone. “They are important Our services operate Monday – Friday from 7.30am to 6.00pm. for Children and Young mania relate to children “Nationally, 23 per conversations that need People told a forum in and young people. cent of young peo- to be held in an ongoing Don’t delay call today for further information: choosing Hobart recently. “While it is hard to ple who presented to way.” education and care is one of the most important decisions you David Clements, gain a true picture of specialist homelessness Mr Clements, who speaking on national the numbers of children services alone were has a key function to will make for your child. Youth Homelessness affected, we do know aged between 15 to 17 increase awareness in the Matters Day, said the that in 2016/17 couples years.” community about the Benjafield Child Care Centre Berriedale Child Care Centre rate of young people and single people with Mr Clements said wellbeing of Tasmanian 109 Hopkins Street 671 Main Road presenting alone to a child or children it was important to children and young peo- specialist homelessness made up 45 per cent of acknowledge the hard ple under the age of 18, Moonah 7009 Berriedale 7011 services was also higher all clients of specialist work of support services, said homelessness could Phone: 62 147 611 Phone: 62 144 588 than the national rate. homelessness services in support workers and have long-lasting impacts “The data indicates the state. everyone who was work- on a child’s mental, phys- that many Tasmanian “We also know that ing in the sector. ical and social wellbeing.

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Glenorchy Gazett eMay 2018 9 Community News Lend a helping Exploring questions around aging hand this Mother’s Day

IT’S an occasion to hon- part of Northgate’s our and celebrate mums Mother’s Day campaign. and this year, Northgate “It’s a partnership is partnering with Hobart we’re very proud of,” he City Mission’s ‘Small said. Steps’ initiative to lend a “Target Glenorchy helping hand. is also lending a helping Northgate not only hand by donating items has the ideal gift for to Small Steps. mum, but also a volun- “In such a supportive teer-run wrapping station community, it’s great that to put the fi nishing Northgate can act as a touches on that perfect central point of collec- From left , forum att endee Shirley Rowbott om, Monica Moore from Carers Tasmania, Elisa Ryan from Glenorchy City Council and Tom Jeff erson from LINC. present. tion for their generosity.” Gold coin donations Northgate’s “Mum’s IT was all about ex- living. a fantastic result,” she Panel member Vicki the better prepared they will be collected for gift Hub” will be located ploring the questions Sessions included in- said. Harrison said she and were for talking about wrapping, with every outside Lowes from 8 to around aging when home services, connect- “This was an inau- her husband moved into life matters. dollar raised matched 12 May, including some Glenorchy City Council ing to the NBN, falls gural event that was one of the fi rst inde- Jan Kilmartin, of by the Northgate team gift inspiration from our teamed up with Linkag- prevention, in-home identifi ed as needed pendent living units at Moonah, said she had and passed on to Hobart ‘Gifts Mum Will Love’ es, a Glenorchy network modifi cations and safety during the consultations Barossa Park. never been to a forum City Mission. display. for older adult and dis- and elder abuse. held in the development “It was an easy deci- like this, but she wanted Hobart City Mission’s A limited number ability service providers, Community groups of the Successful Ageing sion but there was a lot information and to Small Steps initiative of free ‘All Seasons’ to host a Community that attended included Strategy. to go through,” she said. share her experiences. provides accommodation cookbooks will be Connections forum. Legal Aid, Palliative “The aim of the “Divorcing yourself “My husband had and supported living available for Northgate In particular, the Care Tasmania, Mi- forum was to give older from your house is hard Parkinsons and it was programs for young customers, who can also forum focused on the grant Resource Centre, people choice over their and we downsized a lot very diffi cult to get in- mothers at risk of home- enter to win a roast for decision making process Glenorchy LINC and own lives and have so maybe get storage formation and to make lessness. the family thanks to Jo’s of staying in the family Advocacy Tasmania. the ability to do that or use a garage so you things happen,” she said. All of the money Fresh Meats. home or moving else- Glenorchy City by acquiring informa- don’t have to get rid of “It was about two raised through the Northgate gift cards where. Council positive ageing tion from services that everything all at once. years that I battled with Northgate Mother’s Day will be available to pur- Alongside pro- offi cer Elisa Ryan said provide supports to stay “You are making a fi nding information for gift wrapping will help chase at the Mum’s Hub. fessionals working in more than 80 people in your own home or lifestyle decision, not a myself. make the accommoda- For more informa- several sectors, a panel and nearly 40 pro- making the choice to fi nancial decision.” “There’s a lot more tion feel a little more tion on Northgate’s of community members fessionals attended leave home. Phillip Stevens information today and homely, with the addi- Mum’s Hub, visit www. who have had to make throughout the day. “Another hopeful funeral director John bringing everyone tion of some basic items northgatesc.com.au or to choices regarding where “More than 75 per outcome was to provide Sargent presented at together at a forum is like bedding, appliances, donate directly at Hobart they should live present- cent of the attendees a warm and welcoming the forum on funeral great and they were all towels and homewares. City Mission’s Small ed their views on the rated their knowledge environment where choices. very good speakers.” Northgate centre Steps program, visit choice to stay in your had improved signifi - people could have He said the more The forum was sup- manager Luke Jamieson https://hobartcitymis- own home or move into cantly about help they informal chats and make information that was ported by the Common- said this initiative formed sion.org.au/small-step retirement or assisted could access, which is new friends.” available for the elderly, wealth Bank, Glenorchy.

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10 Glenorchy Gazette May 2018

MEETING COUNCIL MEETING: Monday 28 May 2018 at 6pm CBD UPDATE GLENORCHY PLANNING AUTHORITY: Monday 14 May 2018 at 5pm STAGE 1 (PELTRO STREET CYCLE LINK) – Construction on this first stage of the CBD DATES: project is nearing completion. Improvements to the ramp at the Inter City Cycleway near KGV and the provision of cycling lanes along Peltro Street, linking the cycleway COUNCIL DECISIONS: with the CBD, are expected to be completed by the end of May. This link will provide the first protected (on road) cycle lanes in Tasmania. We have also gained permission to improve the traffic signals crossing KGV Avenue for cyclists and pedestrians. THE last Council meeting was held on 26 March 2018 at 6pm and fair approach, which does not unreasonably prevent Council gained funding assistance through the State Governments Vulnerable Road and decisions included: ratepayers from accessing the services to which they are Users Grant Program to install this cycle link. entitled. Annual Plan Progress Report The policy is aimed at the extremely small percentage of STAGE 2 (MAIN ROAD – O’BRIEN’S BRIDGE TO BARRY STREET) – Design work Council received its quarterly Annual Plan Progress Report for Council’s customers whose conduct is not acceptable and is underway on new footpaths, kerbs and other urban design features to match into the quarter ending 31 December 2017. requires intervention from Council. the recently completed Glenorchy Integrated Care Centre building surrounds. When The purpose of the report is to assist Council in its strategic construction is complete this will be a good indication of the type of design and A copy of the policy is available on Council’s website. oversight of progress on carrying out actions in the Council’s materials that will roll out to the rest of the project. Annual (Operational) Plan. Ministerial Directions – Statement of Expectations COUNCIL LAWNS PLAYGROUND – Consultation with the community provided A further benefit is that it helps to make Council’s operations Council adopted a Statement of Expectations, which was excellent feedback for incorporation into the design of the playground landscape, more transparent to the community. a requirement of the Ministerial Directions that were given equipment and surrounds. Detailed designs are prepared and construction is planned following the Board of Inquiry into Council. for later this year. This was the last stand-alone Annual Plan Progress Report. All future Annual Plan Progress Reports will be presented to The Statements of expectations encompassed in the Council under Council’s new Corporate Reporting Framework, document establish clear and agreed protocols for the alongside the General Manager’s Overview and Directorate fulfilment of their mutual and respective roles and functions Summaries each quarter (in the format approved at the between: February Council meeting). • Mayor and General Manager Adoption of new policy • Mayor and Aldermen Council approved a Dealing with Unreasonable Customer • General Manager and Aldermen, and Conduct policy. SPEAK UP IN YOUTH SURVEY • Aldermen (as a group). The new policy has been introduced to allow Council to MISSION Australia helps us to capture an important in Australia respond to unreasonable customer conduct and to prevent All parties to the Statement of Expectations (being the Mayor, kicked off Youth Week annual snapshot of what’s were mental health, alco- or minimise the negative impacts that it has on Council’s staff GM and Aldermen) will be required to abide by them in all of 2018 by opening its going on in the lives of hol and drugs, and equity and services. their interactions. annual Youth Survey to young people,” he said. and discrimination. encourage young people “It gives us many Mental health The policy will also ensure that when dealing with This is an important governance document that will assist in to have their voice heard. important insights about emerged as the top unreasonable customer conduct, Council adopts a consistent ensuring that the dysfunction of recent times is not repeated. This year’s survey will their aspirations, concerns concern for the first time ask questions to delve and thoughts, which helps in the 16-year history of For further information read the full Council minutes at www.gcc.tas.gov.au deeper into issues around equip organisations like reporting. social media, alcohol and Mission Australia with Young Australians drugs, barriers to employ- current evidence so we continue to highlight WORKS IN PROGRESS ment and how young can advocate on their coping with stress, school people feel about their behalf for the services and or study problems, and GLENORCHY City Council has Tolosa Street, house numbers 93 to Landscaping at the DEC and Risdon community. broader policy changes body image as their top several works in progress happening 103 – Stormwater Main Improvement Road Mission Australia that they need. three issues of personal each month. This month includes: Works hopes to reach more “We are encouraging concern. DEC: Glenorchy City Council has than 30,000 participants even more young people Mission Australia’s Claremont Memorial Hall – Access A greater capacity stormwater pipe will been working with the Rotary Club of nationally by the closing in Tasmania to take part in Youth Survey 2018 is Parking Bay be installed inside the rear of properties Glenorchy to landscape a section of date at the end of July. our Youth Survey this year open to all young people 93 to 103 Tolosa Street, Glenorchy. Elwick Bay foreshore to recognise the Council will be upgrading an existing Out of a national re- across local high schools, living in Australia aged 15 2017 Centenary of Rotary. on-road parking area outside the These works are to cater for any future cord of 24,000 responses community youth groups, to 19 years old. Claremont Memorial Hall at 41 Main development and to address the issue The project will entail planting out the last year, 1,322 responses sporting teams, commu- To take part in Road, Claremont. of a house not being connected to the foreshore with native plants that would were from Tasmania. nity service organisations the survey, visit www. A new concrete landing will be built to existing 100mm pipe, which has been traditionally be found in the area. Mission Australia and church groups. missionaustralia.com.au/ align with the adjacent pedestrian ramp assessed as being under capacity and state director Noel Mun- “The more young youthsurvey. in poor condition. Risdon Road: Council are undertaking landing to create a compliant access landscaping on currently vacant land on dy urged young people Tasmanians we have The survey closes on parking area. It is anticipated to take about eight the foreshore of New Town Bay. in Tasmania to speak participate, the more 31 July 2018, with results This will also include an extension weeks to complete these works. up and get involved in comprehensive the results to be released in late Works include a formal parking area, the charity’s 17th annual will be.” November. to the existing handrail, fence panel park furniture, pathways and garden adjustments and new line marking. Youth Survey. The top three issues Youth Week 2018 ran beds being established with native “The Youth Survey identified last year as most from 13 to 22 April. The works will take about two weeks. vegetation common to the area.

Glenorchy City Council Contact: P. 6216 6800 E. [email protected] A. 374 Main Road, Glenorchy or write to PO Box 103, Glenorchy TAS 7010 Opening hours: Mon - Fri 8:15am to 5:25pm Cashiers: Mon - Fri 8:30am to 4:45pm Closed: Public Holidays, Easter Tuesday, Boxing Day to New Years Day SILENT DISCO JINDRA VITESNIK

EXHIBIT 23–27 ALBERT ROAD MOONAH FRIDAY NIGHTS @ MAC JINDRA VITESNIK MAC has your Friday nights covered with a program Opening 6pm Thurs 3 May of live music concerts, dance workshops and MOONAHARTSCENTRE.ORG.AU performances, and film screenings! Exhibition runs 4 May - 26 May TUESDAY TO FRIDAY 10AM – 5PM $ 5 on the door / kids under 12 free SATURDAY 11AM – 3PM NEW PAINTINGS BY CAREY MERTEN FRIDAY NIGHTS LIVE: Opening 6pm Thurs 3 May Hank Williams and Me - 6pm Fri 4 May /MOONAH-ARTS-CENTRE Exhibition runs 4 May - 26 May MOONAH MOVES: MAC’s exhibitions are free to visit, all are welcome. Silent Disco - 6pm Fri 25 May 2018 11

Glenorchy Gazett eMay 2018 11 Community News SANITAIR FEATURE Highlighting access issues in the City of Glenorchy

WHEELIE bins left out on footpaths for extended periods of time and cars parking over footpaths are two issues that have been highlighted by Glenorchy City Council’s Access Advisory Committee. David Smith, of Moonah, is legally blind and said he usually had to step out on the road to get around cars and wheelie bins. He said his biggest challenge was not being Local Sanitair Tasmania owner and operator Rob Green. able to judge cars coming. “I can see a car coming but I can’t judge the distance or the speed it is doing,” he said. Patrick Eadington, left , and David Smith highlight the most prominent access issues in the City of Glenorchy. STOP BREATHING “Push bikes are an issue because I can’t see Patrick Eadington, of would be. soon as they get home them and also can’t hear Glenorchy, said the main “Sometimes it’s virtu- from work. them, as they make no challenge for him was ally impossible to get past They urged people noise. trying to fi nd safe surfaces if people park across the to not leave their wheelie DIRTY AIR to pass on. footpath for long periods bins out for days. “It’s very annoying IS your heat pump triggering asthma and It will heat and cool “Being on the road of time.” The Access Advisory and inconvenient to not clean, healthy and ready allergies, stuffy nose, more effi ciently, run is too dangerous and it’s Both men urged Committee, made up be able to walk along the for winter? watery eyes and in quieter, last longer and very diffi cult to fi nd a drivers to be considerate of Alderman Dunsby, a footpath safely. Did you know that some cases, exposure save you money. suitable driveway to get and park on the road if Council staff member “Stepping off a kerb your heat pump only to mould spores can be Prices start from $69 back onto the path,” he there was no room in and community mem- in an unfamiliar area can recycles the air in your much more serious. servicing domestic and said. the driveway, so people bers, provides advice and be very diffi cult, as it can house, offi ce, classroom You may clean your commercial buildings, “Parking in a drive- could get past the vehicle feedback on access issues be uneven and very easy or whatever room your fi lters or maybe have including motels, offi ces, way but still across the without endangering and concerns. to fall or twist an ankle. unit is located and even paid for a “service”, caravan parks, retirement footpath makes it harder themselves on the road. It also offers Disabil- “Blocks of units you don’t get “fresh but is it really clean? villages, childcare centres for people with disabili- They also encouraged ity Awareness Training can be problems too as air” pumped in from When it comes and schools. ties or people with prams people to ask if neigh- to Council offi cers, there will often be rows outside? to cleaning your heat Rob Green is your to get around. bours could bring in their elected offi cials and other of about 10 bins to get This means any pump/air conditioner local owner and oper- “It makes it 10 times wheelie bins or ensure identifi ed groups where past.” dust, pet dander, unit, Sanitair have been ator of Sanitair Tasmania. harder than it normally they bring them in as appropriate. Wheelchair-bound mould spores, bacteria, developing asthma and For more informa- micro-organisms and allergy friendly products tion, visit www.sanitair. viruses could be getting and processors for more com.au, place a free blown around in the than 10 years to get call to 1800 130 168 air you breathe every your unit clean, sanitised or phone Rob on 0448 Friday nights at MAC day, risking your health, and healthy again. 145 311. THE Moonah Arts All shows will start at program of intimate and Hobart, many peo- Centre (MAC) has your 6pm, with doors and bar music performances. ple grew up with country Friday nights covered. opening at 5pm. music. This year, MAC’s Entry is $5 on the Hank Williams and Me Along with the tradi- popular Friday Nights door or free for kids (Friday 4 May at 6pm): tional songs of the islands Live program of concerts under 12 years old. For Aboriginal Tasma- (such as “Old Cape has been expanded The events coming nians, country music is Barren”), Hank Williams to include concerts, up in May include: island music. is central to that expe- dance workshops and Friday Nights Live: From the dance rience, as he is to many performances, and fi lm Escape the cold with nights on Cape Barren to Indigenous people. screenings. MAC’s warm and cosy the pubs of Launceston In Tasmania, Dougie Mansell has been singing country for most of his life and he’s been passing Blissenden the old songs onto his grandson, Cody. To launch their CD, Lawyers “Travel Down This Road With Me”, they are cele- brating the songs of Hank BL Williams with friends. Moonah MOVES: North of Creek Road Move and be moved. Moonah MOVES is a PROFESSIONAL ADVICE AND EXPERTISE contemporary dance FOR ALL YOUR LEGAL REQUIREMENTS program for all ages and $159 abilities. The team at Blissenden Lawyers have been delivering successful legal services and outcomes Silent Disco (Friday 25 May at 6pm): in the northern suburbs for over 30 years. Put on your dancing shoes and get set for an Call us today hour like no other. Dance like nobody is (03)6272 7766 watching. MAC’s immer- [email protected] sive sound experience www.blissendenlawyers.com.au will fi ll your earholes and loosen your limbs. 12

12 Glenorchy Gazett e May 2018 A FINANCIAL MOMENT

Changes to child care assistance By Hank Jongen How to cope ﬁ nancially Department of Human Services

CHILD Care Benefi t and Child Care Rebate will be replaced with a single means-tested subsidy, Child Care Subsidy, from 2 July 2018. with a cancer diagnosis Child Care Subsidy is paid directly to child care services to reduce the out-of-pocket costs for families. IT’S an extremely stressful time demonstrate the difference they visited their fi nancial plan- expenses. The amount of subsidy families may be eligi- when someone is diagnosed insurance can make following a ner who recommended they “If you are diagnosed with ble for will depend on family income, an activity with cancer. cancer diagnosis. reduce their life cover and take cancer or any serious illness, test, the type of child care service, and the age of Aside from the medical In the fi rst case, John and out a trauma insurance policy. after you have told your family your child. aspects of the disease, there are Mary had been retired for three Only 18 months later, Steve your next phone call should be Families can check their level of entitlement many things to think about, and years. was diagnosed with cancer. to your fi nancial planner,” Mr to Child Care Subsidy by using the Payment and how to cope fi nancially is one They owned their own After 12 months, they Douglas said. 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Glenorchy GazetteMay 2018 13 Community News WORKSAFE FEATURE Bunnings brings community WorkSafe Tasmania together for Easter fun Awards now open BUNNINGS Warehouses in do-it-yourself workshops. across the country spread There was even a visit some family fun when they from the Easter Bunny. hosted their annual Easter Bunnings Warehouse celebrations last month. complex manager Dale Barr Glenorchy residents said team members looked were invited to get in the forward to the night each spirit of Easter at the Bun- year. nings Easter Family Night “The Easter Family Night and join in on games, activi- is always such a fun event, ties and refreshments. and a terrific opportunity for Some activities included families and friends to enjoy an Easter egg hunt, jumping a night out,” he said. castle and an Easter-bonnet “From DIY to in-store The Easter Bunny pictured with Bunnings Warehouse parade. entertainment, there’s always team member Makayla during the Easter celebrations Children and adults alike something to keep everyone last month. created Easter-themed craft happy.” Share the gift of learning

MyState staff took out the title of organisational category finalist and individual category win- with local children ner in the 2016 WorkSafe Awards. IF you have come up effort to engage and through the implementa- MORE than 10 volun- urged anyone interested Mackay said. of teachers commented with a way to make your include all Tasmanian tion of an effective injury teers with a passion for in supporting students “For Learning Clubs that Learning Clubs posi- workplace safer and workplaces. management system. education are urgently with their education to to support as many stu- tively influenced student healthier, then you could The 2018 categories Category 6: Excel- needed to help tutor consider signing up to dents as possible, we are participation in class. be eligible for a WorkSafe and criteria have been lence in an individual’s students as part of The volunteer at one of the asking members of the Tahlia is one student Award. simplified and guidance contribution to rehabilita- Smith Family’s after-school eight locations currently community to consider who is benefiting from The 2018 Work- questions have been tion and return to work. ‘Learning Club’ program. running across Tasmania. putting their hands up the opportunity to access Safe Tasmania Awards included to help all Category 7: Best Learning Clubs are a This includes for one hour per week tutoring. are back and will be a entrants. workplace health and safe and supportive out- Gagebrook, Bridgewater, during school terms.” She found it difficult major focus of WorkSafe The new categories wellbeing initiative. of-school environment Claremont, Austins Ferry, A recent survey to do her homework at Month events throughout this year are: Category 8: for disadvantaged stu- Invermay, Ravenswood, showed that the program home and was on the October. Category 1: Excel- Leadership Excellence dents, offering access to Wynyard and Burnie. is having a positive impact verge of dropping out Now run bienially, lence in work health and Award (closed category – resources and help with “Volunteer tutors play on academic engagement of school when she was the awards promote, safety through the imple- entrants for this category homework and learning a vital role in Learning and behaviour, with 87 offered a place in one of encourage and publically mentation of an integrat- are chosen from catego- from trained volunteer Clubs by donating their per cent of student partici- the Learning Clubs. recognise innovation ed systems approach. ries one to seven). tutors. time and expertise to sup- pants saying they felt they “I’ve seen my grades and excellence in work Category 2: Ex- Finalists and winners The Smith Family port students with their were doing better in class improve a lot, especially health, safety, wellbeing, cellence in developing will be announced at a general manager for homework, confidence after participating. in English and Maths,” rehabilitation and return and implementing an special cocktail evening. Tasmania Lesley Mackay and general learning,” Ms Ninety-six per cent Tahlia said. to work. initiative (solution) to an Every entry will “Learning Club has They seek to in- identified work health receive one free ticket kept me at school and fluence the Tasmanian and safety issue. to the evening, which is kept me going. community’s attitudes Category 3: Excel- being held on Monday “I’ve wanted to drop and values toward all lence in work health and 22 October at the Hotel out so many times, but things health and safety safety culture. Grand Chancellor in I’ve kept my head high to encourage a change Category 4: Best Hobart. and Learning Club has to positive behaviours individual or team con- Entries close 3 June helped me through all and broader workplace tribution to work health 2018. of it.” engagement. and safety. For more information A volunteer role is Originally started in Category 5: Ex- about categories, criteria, particularly suited to 1996, the awards have cellence in continuous assessment and judging people who have a back- recently undergone an improvement of rehabili- or to enter, visit www. ground in education or extensive review in an tation and return to work worksafe.tas.gov.au those currently studying education. However, anyone who is passionate about helping children with their learning is encouraged to apply. “Volunteer tutors need to be patient, 2018 WorkSafe Tasmania Awards enthusiastic and able to relate to students, in If you’ve come up with a way to make your OPEN DAYS addition to being good listeners and communi- workplace safer and healthier, you could be cators,” Ms Mackay said. Friday 4 May 9am-12pm All volunteers must eligible for a WorkSafe Award! Hobart and Glenorchy Campuses be over 18-years-of-age and complete a selection process with The Smith To ﬁ nd out more and to enter, head to Sunday 13 May 10am-1pm Family before commenc- www.worksafe.tas.gov.au Glenorchy Campus ing. Training and ongoing support is provided for Sunday 27 May 10am-1pm this role. Hobart Campus For more information, visit thesmithfamily. 6238 4333 [email protected] com.au and click on ‘Get Involved’. Entries close Sunday 3 June 14

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Shrouded in mystery Can ﬁ ve seconds HAVE you ever con- subject that is diffi cult along their materials sidered the option of a for many of us to raise and ideas to the second personalised shroud for with those we love.” workshop, where they yourself or a loved one? Mr Quilliam said the will start to create their In response to a cost of a coffi n could be own individual shroud. growing trend across the a signifi cant component “The same artistic change your habits? western world that is in the overall cost of a people will be there to reviving this ancient tra- funeral. assist and guide you,” dition, local group You “A shroud can save Mr Quilliam said. n’ Taboo will present a you money because it “Both days will be two-part workshop in does away with the need informative, interactive May giving information for a coffi n,” he said. and fun and you will be on the historical and “But it also offers the surprised at what you cultural signifi cance of opportunity for a hands- learn.” shrouding the dead and on and personalised The ‘Shrouded in its use and relevance expression of love and Mystery’ workshops are today. celebration of life. to be held on Sunday 6 You n’ Taboo “Shrouds are widely and 27 May from 10am co-founder Edwin used across the world in to 2pm at the Moonah Quilliam said the group many styles and tradi- Arts Centre, located was working hard in the tions, some of which will at 23-27 Albert Road, community to break the be explored on the fi rst Moonah. many taboos around day of the workshop. The cost for both dying and death. “You will see how workshops is $75 and “Our aim is to make it works and have the a light lunch will be the conversation about opportunity to wrap and provided. death and dying just be wrapped in a shroud. MAC is a wheel- another part of life,” he “Their relevance for chair-friendly facility. By Jo Cordell-Cooper* being launched into days). can be applied to those said. us in Tasmania today For further infor- space with the traditional Instead of sitting on who procrastinate or “The process of will be explained and mation, contact Bec on I RECENTLY returned countdown – fi ve, four, the couch and turning routinely talk themselves designing and creating a talented people will get 0417 307 658 or by from a weeklong three, two, one, blast off on the television, you did out of choosing healthy shroud provides a rich you started in thinking emailing bec@yount- intensive study of health – Ms Robbins decided your own launch – fi ve, behaviours such as going opportunity to engage about how you would aboo.com or Edwin and fi tness coaching in then and there that’s how four, three, two, one, for a walk. close family and friends like to create and on 0400 254 836 or Maroochydore as part of she would launch out of blast off – into the car It can be applied to in an intimate experi- decorate a shroud for [email protected] my ongoing personal and bed in the morning. and off to the pool. many parts of our lives, ence. yourself.” More information professional develop- To her surprise it Could it be that but especially for the “It offers a unique Participants will can also be found on ment. worked not only then, simple? exercise procrastinator. time for deeply personal then have three weeks the website at www. It’s a place where but with every other be- Mel Robbins has communication on a to prepare and bring yountaboo.com personal trainers at the haviour that she wanted found that it is that sim- *Jo Cordell-Cooper is the top of their game come to change. ple and there’s a bunch owner of twice award together to learn the most Imagine if you were of psychological theories winning Active Solutions cutting edge of tech- contemplating going to around why it is that and Health Network and niques to assist people in aqua aerobics and it just simple. founder of not-for-profi t 2018 IMMUNISATION SCHEDULE moving forward in their started to rain (I really do Ms Robbins now trav- Tasmanian Iconic Walks. WHERE: Glenorchy Linc, 4 Terry Street Glenorchy health and fi tness. not know why attend- els the world demonstrat- Contact via phone 0409 We gain insight and ance to my aqua boot ing how the fi ve second 862 206 or email actives- TIME: 9.30am - 10.30am (no appointment necessary) inspiration from each camp is so low on rainy rule works and how it [email protected]. other, as well as come GLENORCHY CITY COUNCIL 2018 IMMUNISATION CLINIC DATES away with a few “must Monday 15 January Monday 21 May Monday 17 September read” books. My personal favourite Monday 19 February Monday 18 June Monday 15 October is a written and audito- Monday 19 March Monday 16 July Monday 19 November ry book titled, “The 5 Monday 16 April Monday 20 August Monday 17 December Second Rule” by Mel Robbins. And it’s a life dTpa (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis) & Influenza (seasonal) are available at a cost changer. (purchase at Council prior to clinic day), subject to availability. Please see your local Doctor Mel Robbins stum- for travel vaccinations. For further information please telephone Council’s Customer Next bled across this technique Service Centre on 6216 6800. course starts after fi nding she was (HLT54115) IMMUNISATION SCHEDULE FOR CHILDREN IN TASMANIA anxious, depressed and 14 June NATIONAL IMMUNISATION PROGRAM SCHEDULE not really functioning well as a parent, partner Age Disease Vaccine or employee. 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It struck me as a wor- or are you a school leaver seeking Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Haemophilus Influ- Infanrix Hexa thy topic for an article. enzae type B, Hepatitis B, Poliomyelitis an exciting career opportunity? 6 months Why do we put off Pneumococcal Prevenar 13 for tomorrow something HERC’s nationally accredited (HLT54115) Diploma Haemophilus Influenzae Type B & Meningococcal Menitorix that enhances our health of Nursing provides students with the skills and 12 months Measles, Mumps, Rubella Priorix or MMR 11 right now? knowledge they need to kickstart their nursing careers. On every level, gen- Chicken Pox & Measles, Mumps Rubella Priorix-Tetra 18 months eral exercise and healthy Diphtheria, tetanus, acellular pertussis DTPa eating bring about imme- Register for a mandatory information session now 4 Years Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Poliomyelitis Infanrix IPV diate health benefi ts. by calling (03) 6223 6777 or [email protected] If this dilemma res- Human Papilloma Virus Gardasil Grade 7 onates with you, you’re Diphtheria, Tetanus & Pertussis Boostrix going to love this book. HERC is the training division of the Grade 10,11 & 12 Meningococcal W Menactra After seeing an ad Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation Vaccinations under the NHMRC National Immunisation Program Schedule (above) are free of charge and no on television late at night appointment is necessary. You MUST present your Medicare Card on the day to receive your immunisation. where she saw a rocket 15

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MS peer support group wants to lend an ear Battling the “mucus monster” TASMANIANS like three-year-old Scarlett Fox who are living with cystic fi brosis can breathe a little easier thanks to an Aurora Energy Commu- nity Grant. The energy retailer is helping to reduce the fi nancial burden by funding 41 brand new nebulisers and spare parts, which can assist in controlling symptoms for patients living with the incurable disease. Cystic Fibrosis Tasmania (CFT) recently received $5000 from Aurora Energy’s inaugural round of community grants to deliver its ‘Fight- ing the Mucus Monster’ program. Cystic fi brosis is a life-shortening disease that causes sticky mucus to build up in the From left , Aurora Energy chief executi ve oﬃ cer Rebecca Kardos, Scarlett Fox with mum Sam and patient’s lungs, making sister Harriet, and Cysti c Fibrosis Tasmania executi ve oﬃ cer Paula Wriedt. breathing diffi cult. support a program that contribution will make Whitelion and Zeehan CFT helps young makes a real difference the day-to-day lives of Neighbourhood Centre. Glenorchy MS Peer Support Group facilitator Kerry Kievit. patients understand the in the lives of vulnerable Tasmanians living with Aurora Energy’s next PEOPLE living with es is fantastic because that I fully believe only disease through a char- Tasmanians. cystic fi brosis that little bit round of Community multiple sclerosis (MS) there’s a lot of resources someone with MS can acter called the ‘mucus “Our Communi- easier puts a big smile on Grants will open on 30 are giving hope to others that we can give that understand. monster’ – a villain that ty Grants Program is our faces.” April 2018. through a peer support they can’t get elsewhere “The support is the they have to fi ght to specifi cally designed to Other grant recipients More information on group based at the in the community. number one thing that avoid infection, which help organisations like were Cancer Council the Community Grants Glenorchy RSL. “We have educators you get out of it – it leads to decreased lung CFT invest in practical Tasmania, Choir of High can be found at auro- Held on the last who come along and makes you feel good and function. solutions,” she said. Hopes Hobart, Launces- raenergy.com.au/about/ Monday of every month, help fi ll us all in with helps you feel valuable.” Regular airway clear- “Knowing that our ton Women’s Shelter, community. the group gathers for what’s going on with Giving and receiving ance using the nebulisers guest speakers, social medications, health practical and emotional is the most signifi cant outings with other sup- tips, living with MS and support can help under- weapon in the battle port groups, or simply fatigue, support for the stand a recent diagnosis, against cystic fi brosis, just for a chat. families, what’s hap- manage symptoms and however each device Facilitator Kerry pening in research and live well with MS. comes at a hefty cost Kievit said the support more.” The next meeting and does not attract any group was a “great way” Ms Kievit was will take place on 25 subsidies. to make new friends diagnosed with primary May at Shoreline Restau- CFT executive offi cer while learning more progressive MS in 2006 rant to celebrate World Paula Wriedt said the about the condition. and has been involved MS Day. lifespan of nebulisers “It’s a very welcom- with peer support groups Normal meetings will were limited due to the ing and non-judgemental for almost eight years. resume at the RSL from amount they were used environment where “I fi nd talking to peo- 29 June at 6pm. – up to two hours per like-minded people get ple who have the con- The age of members day, inhaling antibiotics DENTURE CLINIC together to talk about dition is so much more range from mid-20s to and saline solution to their lives and share valuable than talking to late-60s. make breathing a little IN CLAREMONT advice,” she said. someone who hasn’t got For more informa- easier. “The role of our peer it,” she said. tion, phone 1800 042 “This grant from Au- Let us ensure your support group in assist- “There are so many 138 or email kakievit@ rora Energy has enabled ing people with resourc- different aspects of MS yahoo.com.au. us to update our equip- smile creates a lasting ment to give to people impression. living with cystic fi brosis and ensures they have Lauren Cox and Maria Clemens the device they need as The Parkside Foundation their condition changes,” would like to welcome you to she said. our new Denture Clinic in the Supporting people with a disability “Living with cystic Claremont shopping precinct. fi brosis is emotionally, • Individual and group support fi nancially and physi- • Life skills development cally draining and CFT FREE CONSULTATION • Recreation and Leisure provides this potentially • Supported holidays life-saving equipment to • School holiday and after school programs − Same Day Repairs and Relines • Respite - evening and overnight weekend help reduce some of the burden on our members • Coordination of supports – improving − Full and Partial Dentures life choices and their families.” Aurora Energy chief LOCAL AND TASMANIAN For further information executive offi cer Rebecca 6249 1733 Phone 03 6243 6044 Large enough to support you, small Kardos said the energy Shop 3/29 Main Road, Claremont (next to the Laundrette) Email [email protected] retailer was proud to enough to care. www.parksidefoundation.org.au 16

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fun and exercise. Southern Mustangs Tas All entries for the 2018 community calendar must be Line Dancing, Claremont Memorial Hall, Main Road, Claremont. Contact Janelle for T V submitted to [email protected] TABLE TENNIS – NORTHERN SUBURBS further information on 0428 939 979. VEGETARIAN COOKING CLASSES Based in the CWA building at the Show- This is a free service for non-profit community A hands-on, fun opportunity to learn to grounds and caters for all levels and ages. groups and local events. Please keep contributions to 40 words or less. make vegetarian dishes and enjoy eating Roster competition Monday, Wednesday M the results later. Held at Hilliard Christian and Friday evenings from 7pm, social School, 32 Cheviot Rd, West Moonah. 10 games Thursday 10am-12 noon. Bats and MONDAY MORNING MUSIC AND MIRTH Decermber at 5pm. Cost $5 per person. C G balls provided. For information, telephone First Monday of every month at the RSVP by 9 Nov or 7 Dec to Raluca on 0431 CLAREMONT COMMUNITY LIBRARY GLENORCHY BINGO 0429 498 660 or email jasanda@internode. Glenorchy RSL Club. Featuring vocalist 611 469. All community members from any area are Every Thursday at Glenorchy Football on.net welcome to become members. Member- Clubrooms, 1a Anfield Street, Glenorchy. Michael Colrain, pianist Audrey Smith and a variety of guest artists, plus fun sing-a-long. ship is $10 per year and borrowing is free. Eyes down at 7.30pm. Jackpots each TASMANIAN AMPUTEE SOCIETY The library has lots of new books including week. Every Friday bus departs Glenorchy Show time 10.30am-12pm. Cost $10 (in- W cludes morning tea). Doors open 9.30am. To connect with the society or for further in- a range of large print books. The library Football Club for Wrest Point Casino at formation, the southern Tasmanian contact Wheelchair access and parking available. W.F.D PROGRAM operates from Tuesday to Saturday from 9.30am. $1,000 promotional game. is Tim Marks: phone 1300 782 231. 10am-1pm at the Claremont Memorial Hall. For non-drivers, alight at bus stop 24. A non-profit organisation seeking any old Bookings essential. Phone 6272 6920. small marine pumps or gardening engines Phone 6216 6800 or 0422 939 024. GLENORCHY GOLDEN YEAR CLUB TASSIE ROCKERS DANCE CLUB to donate to help us get a start. Please Open every weekday from 10am to 3pm Every Wednesday at the Derwent City MOONAH LADIES PROBUS CLUB contact Craig on 0434 629 138 or email CLAREMONT PETANQUE CLUB to anyone aged 40-years and over and Bowls 7pm-10pm. We hold a variety of Meets first Monday of the month at Rod- [email protected]. Drop off located Meets every Wednesday 12.30pm at the looking for some fun. Come and join fun dance workshops, social nights and once-a- Cadbury Sports Ground. New members activities including indoor bowls, cards man Bowls Club rooms, Glenorchy. at 22 Wyndahm Road, Claremont. Meeting starts 10am followed by morning month Ddances with 50s-80s music, Rock n welcome. Come along and join in the fun. (crib, euchre, 500), gentle exercises, bingo Roll, country, ballroom, swing etc. Our club tea and guest speaker. Finishes 12noon. WHEELCHAIR AUSSIE RULES For more information phone Colleen on and Shoot N Shuffle. Lunch is served every is suitable for all ages and is family friendly. Monthly bus trips and dining out days. YMCA, 8a Constance Ave, Glenorchy. 0408 549 479. Monday and Tuesday at 12noon. $12 for Further information, contact Caryl on 0409 Annual subscription $25. Meetings $5. Mondays 6.30pm- 7.30pm. Cost $6. two courses. Located at 314 Main Road, 703 044. COMBINED PROBUS CLUB OF CLARE- Glenorchy. Contact president Kath Jones For more information, ph. 6247 7572. Wheelchairs and coaching supplied. Open to people with physical disability and people MONT INC. on 6272 8402. THE BOOK NOOK COMMUNITY BOOK without disability. Everyone is welcome to Meets second Monday of each month at EXCHANGE N play. For information, phone 6272 8816 or the R.S.L Club Claremont. Meeting begins GLENORCHY RED CROSS Claremont Baptist Church, corner of Boxhill at 10am followed by morning tea and guest The Glenorchy Red Cross branch meets NATIONAL SENIORS AUSTRALIA email [email protected]. HOBART BRANCH Road and Cullen Street. Tuesday mornings speaker. Probus “social club” for active on the second Wednesday of each month from 9.30am to 12pm. Drop in, browse the Meets at the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL retirees seeking friendship, fellowship and at 10am at Glenorchy RSL (Room 5), bookshelves, enjoy a cuppa. fun. Organised monthly activities include 320 Main Road. New members welcome. Marieville Esplanade, Sandy Bay on the Moonah Sports Stadium, located on walking, craft, trips, Sunday lunches and Contact Tim Marks on 0418 359 863. fourth Monday of the month from 10am- Gormanston Rd, Moonah. Saturdays entertainment. Annual subscription $30. 12noon. Guest speakers, outings raffle. U 9.30am -11.00am. Cost $6. Wheelchairs Cost $8 for morning tea. Members and and coaching supplied. Open to people Meeting day $3. Phone 6275 0219. GLENORCHY RSL SUB-BRANCH INC. U3A GLENORCHY visitors welcome. Please contact Mary with physical disability and people without Bingo every Tuesday. Eyes down at Seniors learning for pleasure. Located at 0448 295 747. disability. Everyone is welcome to play. For CWA GLENORCHY (COUNTRY WOM- 12.30pm. 320 Main Road, Glenorchy. Cosgrove High School and operate on information, phone 6272 7513 or email EN’S ASSOCIATION) Phone 6272 6920. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings. [email protected]. Meet the first Tuesday of each month at P Classes include creative writing, art, 12noon at the Glenorchy City Council GLENORCHY SCHOOL FOR SENIORS PARAQUAD 8/BALL mahjong, history, meditation, making dolls Mayoral Room, 374 Main Rd, Glenorchy. Meets every Wednesday from 10am to house miniatures and more. Annual fee New Members very welcome. 12noon at the Glenorchy LINC (room 1). Second Saturday of each month at Claremont RSL from 10am-12noon. $5 per $60. Phone 6249 2384 or email u3a- New members always welcome. Phone [email protected] Guila on 6228 5247. player. For information, phone 6272 8816 D or email [email protected]. GOODWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE DANCING CLASS FOR BEGINNERS Community lunch - $10. First and third PROBUS CLUB OF MOONAH COM- Line dancing for all ages. Thursday or Sat- Thursday of the month. Lucky door prize BINED urday 10am-11am. Located at Glenorchy and raffles. Enjoy a lovely two-course lunch Meets every third Wednesday of the month Guide Hall, Booth Avenue, Glenorchy. with good company. All welcome. Phone at YMCA Glenorchy. All welcome, just Phone Narelle on 0407 137 463. 6272 2560. phone 6249 3284. DICKSON TENNIS - TENNIS/MUL- R TI-SPORT CAMPS H Dickson Tennis at Glenorchy City Tennis HOBART ROSTRUM CLUBS Club has tennis and multi-sport camps Learn to speak with confidence. Our ROCK N ROLL DANCE WORKSHOPS for children aged six-12 years weekday coaches and members help you develop Held by Tassie Rockers on 20 May at Alma mornings during the school holidays. Each your skills. St Davids Cathedral, Macquarie Street Activities Centre, Bellerive. Three session is three hours and will be $30 per St, 1pm Tuesdays. RACT 3rd floor café, sessions for $30 (includes lunch) or you child. Contact Dickson Tennis - phone 0412 Murray St, 7.20am Wednesdays. New can opt for one session only. Instructors 817 427 or email [email protected] Sydney Hotel upstairs, Bathurst St, 1pm are Christine and Rodney Fonzies. For to register. Thursdays.,Makers Space, St Johns Park, bookings or more info, phone Caryl on New Town, 7.15pm Thursdays. www. 0409 703 044. E rostrum.com.au or Ph 6234 6672. S HOBART VINTAGE MACHINERY EATING WITH FRIENDS SOCIETY SOCIAL SCRABBLE AT THE Come along and join other older people to Meets first and third Wednesday of each GLENORCHY LINC enjoy a delicious home cooked meal on Month from 9am to 2pm to work on projects Tuesday 12.30pm to 4pm. To enquire the second Sunday of every month at the at their shed, located just inside the main phone 0417 519 867. Golden Years Club, Main Road, Glenorchy. gates at the Royal Hobart Showgrounds. They cost $15 for two courses. Ring Jackie Contact Phil on phone 0400 428 326. SPRINGFIELD GARDENS PRIMARY – 6262 6040. LAUNCHING INTO LEARNING Play and Discover/Out and About Program ENJOY LAWN BOWLS AT BERRIEDALE J Monday 9am-10.30am, Play and Learn/ Glenorchy City Bowls Club welcomes all JIAN SHEN SCHOOL OF TAI CHI AND Art & Craft Wednesday 9am-10.30am, men and women bowlers every Monday QIGONG pre-kinder session Wednesday 2pm– to Random Draw - noon for 12.30pm start. Join a friendly group every Monday evening 2.40pm. Free for children aged 0-4 and Alcorso Drive, Berriedale. Enquiries phone (excluding public holidays) 6pm until 8pm. their carers, offering play-based learning 6249 1272. Styles include Yang Style 108, Beijing activities including stories, music, craft and 13, Ba Duan Jin and Wu Qin Xi. $7 or $5 regular excursions. Located 62 Ashbourne concession each class. Class is suitable for Grove, West Moonah. Phone 6272 7877. F all ages. Venue - Golden Years Club, 314 Main Road Glenorchy. Phone Bill Pearson ST MARY’S COLLEGE 150TH ANNIVER- FREE HEALTH PRESENTATION 6272 9694. SARY. Next presentation at the Montrose Bay Saturday 12 May. The St Mary’s College Yacht Club is about Parkinson’s Disease on community are invited to celebrate our Thursday 31 May at 11.30am. Cost is gold L anniversary at a Gala Dinner at Hotel coin donation (and a cuppa is supplied). LINE DANCING FOR BEGINNERS Grand Chancellor, Hobart. Includes gala Please book early as seating is limited. All New class commencing Monday 14 May dinner, mass and historical tour. Tickets enquiries, email [email protected]. 2018 from 1.30pm-2.30pm. Suitable for all $89. Further information: www.smc.tas.edu. au or phone 0417 836 988. ages. Come along and enjoy great music, au/150th-anniversary. 17

Glenorchy Gazett eMay 2018 17 Community News Supporting a baby in need Creative arts is only a nappy away THE Nappy Collective is transformation gearing up to launch its 11th nappy drive, a two- week campaign that calls on babies and parents throughout Australia to complete donate unused, disposable nappies. THE transformation Ms Gilligan said she moving around the new By simply donat- of how creative arts is also appreciated support Fra Angelico is a sound ing leftover, unused taught and performed at from the Federal Gov- wave from the notes of disposable nappies, local Dominic College is now ernment, which provided the Dominic College residents can help create complete with the open- $450,000 out of the Song, composed by then a huge impact to families ing of the new music and building cost of $2.5 teacher Helen Beha in in need. art space, Fra Angelico. million, as well as the 1989. Local parents and Dominic College College community for Mrs Beha, now Ms babies can pitch in by now has dedicated bringing this long-term Harvey, was a guest and donating their nappies purpose-built art, music, project to completion. was delighted that after to Ciguena Bebe, which media, dance and drama Named after the 30 years, the song was acts as an offi cial drop areas for students, with C14th Dominican still much-loved. point in Moonah. fl exible access and con- artist Fra Angelico, the Ms Gilligan said the Other public drop temporary technology. development contains World Economic Forum points in the northern The blessing and specialist art, music had identifi ed the top suburbs include the opening of Fra Angelico and media spaces with three skills needed by Brighton Community and The Oratory Space contemporary recording young adults for the Health Centre, Crocs took place on Wednes- and fi lm-making facilities, future workplace earlier Playcentre (Derwent day 11 April and was which students from prep this year. Park), Glenorchy Com- attended by students to year 10 will enjoy. These included munity Health Centre, from year three to 10, In a celebration of complex problem solv- New Norfolk District parents and guests. the creative arts, there ing, critical thinking and Hospital and The Parent- Dominic College were a number of ex- creativity. ing Centre (New Town). principal Beth Gilligan cellent musical presenta- “These are central According to the praised the hard work tions by students at the skills that these new facil- most recent study con- and vision of director opening ceremony. ities have been designed ducted by the Australian of creative arts Mike Father Will Matthews, to evoke, stimulate and Bureau of Statistics, O’Brien, the skill and provincial of the Salesians develop in our students,” more than 311,000 ba- fl air of architects Liminal of Don Bosco, conducted she said. bies are born in Australia Studio, the construc- the blessing and Tasma- “I look forward to each year, equating to tion work of Maverick nian Senator Eric Abetz continuing to see won- between 600,000 and Builders, and the drive declared the facilities derful student exhibitions 900,000 nappy-wearing of Dominic College chief offi cially open. and performances and babies and toddlers. The Nappy Collecti ve’s annual nappy drive will run unti l Friday 18 May. fi nancial offi cer Dylan The pattern depicted to sharing them with our The Nappy Collec- Chivers. in darker brown bricks community.” Jireh House, each drive million nappies by 2019. and giving back before tive, the only organisa- provides women and Ms Masuku said she they even know what tion solely focused on children across Australia was excited by the pros- social change is.” nappy relief in Australia, with basic necessities at pect of signifi cant impact The provision of has amassed donations acute moments of crisis. and growth for The nappies, a basic necessity of more than two million Hilliard Christian School The Nappy Col- Nappy Collective over for the care of a child, nappies to date. lective chief executive the next 12 months. removes a fi nancial and Because your child matters Supporting more offi cer Lani Masuku said “We’re looking logistical barrier and than 200 benefi ciaries, the organisation was to reach the parents can improve the mental Kindergarten to Year 10 such as the Hobart determined to reach a and families of all the wellbeing for women Women’s Shelter and target of collecting three 900,000 nappy wearing and parents in crisis. ENROL NOW FOR 2019 babies and toddlers to The majority of The school is located in an open bushland with spectacular views help us create basic nappies will be distribut- of the Derwent River. We seek to provide a secure environment positive change. ed to women who have We’ll help you find the floor “Our benefi ciary fl ed to the safety of a promoting excellence in education and character development. you’ve been searching for. organisations are always shelter with nothing but • Spaces also available in critically desperate for their child in their arms Kindergarten nappies, an item that after a family violence • Caring family atmosphere Choices Flooring does not receive govern- occurrence. • Dedicated, caring and carpet by Advance ment support. 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Glenorchy Gazett eMay 2018 19 Community News Music@MONA MAINTENANCE WINDOWS celebrates youth talent

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Hannah Roland Kristensen, who is part of the newly formed Rock Band ‘Right of Way’, perform- REMOVAL / DELIVERY ing at Music@MONA. Photo credit: Ken McColl – Stuff in My Eye Photography. THE lawns at MONA wonderful opportuni- for young people and SEEN were a hotbed of youth ty and the two newly their families.” SOMETHING talent last month during formed bands were ex- Liberal Member for the Music@MONA All cited to perform at their Denison Elise Archer, Abilities Music and Per- fi rst big event.” who attended the event, formance Showcase. The Music@MONA said the Tasmanian Gov- SUSS? Hosted by Tascare event saw more than 50 ernment had provided Society for Children, the performers take to the Tascare with a $1,850 CALL US Youth Week Tasmania stage, with even more Youth Week Tasmania event highlighted the showcasing their talents grant to run the Music@ contributions young in the varied festival MONA initiative. You get me and a truck from $30! people make to the tents. “Youth Week Tasma- For pickup / deliveries / tip runs and small moves state community. Performers included nia events like Music@ wide call Troy and Bec on 0400 959 242 Tascare executive the Taiko Drummers MONA provide an im- offi cer Megan Cunning- from Rosny College, Big portant opportunity for E [email protected] www.littlegreentruck.com.au 0011 ham said the event cel- Al’s band and the Bright- young people to express ebrated the mixed skills stars dance troupe. their ideas and views and and talents of young Ms Cunningham create and enjoy enter- people. said young people were tainment,” she said. RENTAL “Music@MONA involved in planning the “It also gives the builds the capacity event, and had included community the oppor- of young people to activities suitable for all tunity to listen to young engage with the broader ages. people, acknowledge community and develop “These included a their efforts and contri- practical skills through drumming circle, henna butions, and provide a their involvement in art, hair braiding, teen community-wide focus planning and delivering yoga, a nail and beauty on issues of concern for MINI BUS RENTALS the event,” she said. corner and big outdoor young people.” ‘12 seaters’ - 4 cylinder “As part of our Youth games,” she said. Tascare was among Week event, we worked “There were also 13 Tasmanian programs Car licence required to drive with the Hobart Rock plenty of stalls with to receive grants to run Band Academy on a youth-related informa- events and activities Also Flat Tray Utes music mentorship. tion and activities on that aim to inspire local Cars • Wagons • Vans “The process was a offer, which were perfect youths. Brent Auto Rent YOGA 10a Brent Street, Glenorchy 03 6272 5911 or SOOTHING YOGA & MEDITATION IN MOONAH Classes & 1:1 Personal Programs 0419-339-707 Manage stress, anxiety, sleeplessness Yoga postures improve strength and fl exibility Yoga Nidra Relaxation and Meditation Tuesdays 9.30am, 5.45pm, Wednesdays 5.30pm WINDOWWINDOWS REPLACEMENTS Margaret 0428 252 560 Facebook/Soothing Yoga Pop into our New Glenorchy SMAD Op Shop and refresh your A EPLA E Winter wardrobe with quality T DOW R CEMEN WIN TS YOUR ADVERTISEMENT second-hand pieces. ADD VALUE TO YOUR HOME BY REPLACING YOUR TIMBER/ STEEL WINDOWS WITH SINGLE OR DOUBLE GLAZED COULD BE You can even donate your old Winter wardrobe ALUMINUM WINDOWS WITH YOUR CHOICE OF COLOURS to help someone in your community. PORCH & SCREEN ENCLOSURES - FREE QUOTES ALL AREAS HERE PHONE RAY OR MARK Call Carolyn on 6210 5201 or email Visit 398 Main Road, Glenorchy Ray: 0404 487 239 Mark: 0403 537 937 adverti sing@glenorchygazett e.com.au 9-5pm Monday to Friday & 9-4pm Saturdays Email: [email protected] to book your space TODAY! Follow us on Facebook to find out more @citymissionopshops 44a Chapel St Glenorchy Ph/Fx: 6272 8416 20

20 Glenorchy Gazett e May 2018 Pet of the Month winner: DIAMOND Pet Talk Sponsored by Claremont Veterinary Surgery Dining in the dark… and you’re invited

GUIDE Dogs Tasmania is asking the community to turn the lights off and “dine in the dark” during this month as part of its new fundraising campaign. Dining in the Dark is all about experiencing what it might be like to dine with little or no vision. People are encouraged to host a dinner party with part or all of the meal under blindfold, by candlelight or with the lights out. Guests are asked to donate what they Have fun with your friends and family by hosti ng a Dining in the Dark event this April and May. might have spent on a night out to Guide Dogs not all Tasmanians can blind or vision impaired. from local businesses, Tasmania, which hopes simply rely on their sight The charity relies Guide Dogs Tasmania is to raise $50,000 through to give them information on donations from the offering some amazing the campaign. about things they come community to continue prizes for those who Guide Dogs Tasma- across in their day-to-day placing Guide Dogs. raise the most funds nia community fundrais- life,” she said. “These dogs are life through their Dining in ing coordinator Kristy “Ultimately, our goal changing for the people the Dark event. Wright said Dining in the is to raise vital funds for they end up with, giving Woodbridge Hill Dark was about raising our Guide Dog puppies, them independence, Hideaway, Pennicott My gorgeous girl Diamond. Loves to play and sleep. funds and awareness, but so they can become fu- safety, confi dence and Wilderness Journeys, To enter your pet in next month’s Pet of the Month competi ti on please also having a whole lot ture heroes for Tasmani- companionship,” Ms Frogmore Creek and email a photo and a few words about your pet to Carolyn at: of fun. ans who need them.” Wright said. Tassal all contributed to “Dining in the Dark Each Guide Dog “Dining in the Dark is the prize pool. adverti sing@glenorchygazett e.com.au is about getting together puppy will cost the an opportunity for peo- To register for the All entries will be shared on our Facebook page and the winner will be the entrant with your friends, family organisation more than ple to be part of a Guide event and start collecting with the most “likes” at the end of voti ng. The winning entry will feature in next or work colleagues to $35,000 by the time it’s Dog puppy’s journey donations, visit www. month’s Glenorchy Gazett e and will win a Claremont Veterinary Surgery $50 voucher! test out your tastebuds, in its working harness, and make a difference to guidedogstas-dining.com. while at the same time ready to be matched someone’s life.” au or phone 1800 484 Claremont Veterinary appreciating the fact that with a Tasmanian who is With the support 333. Surgery Please contact Claremont Veterinary Surgery on 6289 5262 to arrange collecti on of your prize. THE RESCUE DOG Entries for June close: Monday 21 May By Scott Hunt dog, you will likely be get- of toys and dog food. involve your new friend Voti ng starts: Tuesday 22 May The Dog Grumbler ting a dog with problems. More than anything in your routines, calmly Voti ng fi nishes 5pm: Monday 29 May These problems will your rescue dog needs correcting its behaviour SO you want to be a dog most likely have resulted to be your companion. It consistently until it learns owner? Perhaps you’ll from the previous owner needs time and consist- that not all humans are adopt some poor creature believing that all that was ency. heartless and unpredict- from the pound and save needed was kindness Wolves became dogs able. PETS it. — measured in human by choice. They chose to You need to expose Perhaps you should terms. be our companions and your dog to well adjust- Scott Hunt (The Black & White Dog Book) avoid this column. Then I believe the greatest helpers in exchange for ed, well behaved dogs Provides one on one solutions for behaviour problems. you can say it wasn’t your problem for modern dogs our leftovers. repeatedly. All breeds, all ages. No dogs too hard 0439 444 776 fault when you have to is people who studiously We humans have You need to be pa- give the dog away. After avoid learning from those found lots of ways for tient, just as you would if all, it would be a “rescue who know. dogs to help – hunting, you were raising a pup as dog” so you were just try- I believe they do this herding, security, retriev- its fi rst owner. ing to do the right thing. as a cop-out — so they ing, pulling sleds, fi nding When you see a You could explain can say it wasn‘t their things by smell, seeing for well-behaved dog, don’t that you did everything fault. us, hearing for us. ask, “What breed is that?”. you could for the poor If on the other hand, It’s a long list, but it Ask, “How does your creature – put it in a big you are preparing to has never included being dog spend its day?” Ask if back yard, gave it lots of adopt a “rescue dog” and a toy, weapon, status sym- it always behaved so well. expensive dog food and are still reading, here are bol or fashion accessory. You may be surprised by toys to play with. some things to consider. You can make up the answer. You were just giving The size of your back your own stuff. Your dog Or you could read the poor creature a yard means nothing. will happily try to do an- any of the myriad books chance, it simply wouldn’t Your dog will happily ything that involves being on the subject. respond to the great life spend time in any place with you. You could google “the you provided. where you are — espe- This is not to say it Dog Grumbler” and fi nd Except you didn’t. cially if you are doing can never be left alone, my articles online. You most likely did something you consider but time alone must be By all means save a exactly what its previous interesting or important. minimised, especially early dog but don’t compound owner did. You would be The most important in its life with you. the mistakes of its previ- avoiding the one thing the thing your rescue dog Remember too that ous owner — it deserves dog was missing — under- needs is to be with you. there is no fast road to better and will reward you standing. Chances are its prob- recovery for a confused, richly given the chance. If you want to be a lems stem from being left heart-broken dog. They always do. They hero and acquire a rescue alone, probably with lots You need to patiently always have. 21

Glenorchy Gazett eMay 2018 21 Community News Housing affordability and Raising homelessness expectations

By Josh Willie sider its position to rule Shodow Minister for out any changes to short Housing stay accommodation regulation. EVERY Tasmanian A pause on new ap- should have safe and provals for short stay ac- secure housing, but right commodation investment now Tasmania is in an properties in inner city unprecedented housing high stress areas would crisis. make a difference to Tent city at the private rental availability. Hobart Showgrounds has This would have no certainly highlighted the impact on existing short- enormity of the housing term accommodation crisis, particularly in the businesses, short-term Glenorchy City Council Mayor Kristi e Johnston with aldermen and general manager Tony McMullen. northern suburbs. accommodation business- IN another positive Expectations guides al- knowledge in many We now fi nd our- es in regional areas and step forward for the derman and the general diverse areas and is a selves questioning the coastal holiday towns or Glenorchy City Council, manager on how they young Council with direction in which our hosts who let rooms and the Mayor, alderman relate to each other and more females than ever communities are taking part homes. and general manager what the parameter of before. and actively looking for We must also explore recently came together their roles are,” she said. “It is a collaborative ways to make a change new and innovative to sign a Statement of “This is another and passionate Council for the better. opportunities for getting Expectations. proactive move for our and signing the State- I continue to speak people housed and en- Glenorchy Mayor new Council and is a ment of Expectations with and assist people courage neighbourhood Kristie Johnston said she clear indication to the cements our professional who are directly caught renewal projects that understood that this was community that we are relationships with each up in the housing crisis. promote medium density a fi rst for councils in serious about all working other.” I have visited the housing and social mix to Tasmania and hoped to together for the good of The Statement of showgrounds on several better refl ect surrounding see other councils adopt our municipality. Expectations is available occasions and had the communities. a similar standard. “The new Coun- on the Glenorchy City opportunity to accom- The Northern “The Statement of cil brings a wealth of Council website. pany Salvation Army’s Suburbs Rail Corridor is ‘Streets2Home’ staff an ideal location, which on their early morning is affordable, close to rounds. services and employment The Streets2Home opportunities. program is an invaluable Rezoning the corridor service, monitoring the to residential land use safety and wellbeing would not only increase of Tasmanians who are housing stock supply, sleeping rough. it would have fl ow-on The program also of- economic benefi ts to the fers training to communi- northern suburbs. ty members, so that they With the commence- feel confi dent to speak ment of Parliament, I will up for a person experi- be pushing to initiate a encing homelessness. Joint House Parliamen- New Korean So what can we do tary Inquiry into public Restaurant as Tasmanians to help? and community housing, There is no simple private housing afforda- open in solution, but an impor- bility and residential and Moonah tant public discussion is tenancy issues. now occurring. I have written to the Housing and home- Housing Minister offering lessness deserves a so- bipartisanship to investi- Seoul phisticated multi-pronged gate the housing afforda- RESTAURANT approach. bility and homelessness Short stay accom- crisis and to provide a 6228 0026 modation in stand-alone forum for the community investor property format to put their statements 59 Main Road is having a signifi cant on the public record. impact for Tasmanian An inquiry into the is- Moonah renters. sues would also develop In Hobart alone, one an important framework in every 27 homes is for future policy and Seoul restaurant is bringing authentic Korean food now listed on a short stay budget decisions. to Moonah whether you would like a quick tasty platform. If you would like to takeaway or a more relaxed sit down meal. As an immediate provide feedback on this interim measure to tackle issue or share your own Seoul Restaurant has something for everyone. Tasmania’s escalating story, please contact me housing crisis, the State at my Moonah Electorate /Seoul in Moonah Government must recon- Offi ce. 22

22 Glenorchy Gazett e May 2018 Sport

Parti cipants take to the green during Muscular Dystrophy Tasmania’s Golf Day fundraising event. Photo credit: James McCluskey. Basketball program Fundraising event “Chargers” into schools as successful as a LAST year, nearly 14,000 young Tasmanians received the chance to hole-in-one attend clinics, camps and erate a profi t of $19,100 coaching sessions run by and have set our sights Hobart Chargers players on reaching $30,000 in and coaches. 2019. Now even more stu- “We are now looking dents will get to benefi t for ideas and suggestions from these basketball clin- on what we can add to ics with the continuation the day to make it bigger of the ‘Hobart Chargers and better.” in the Community Pro- Forty-fi ve volunteers gram’ thanks to $106,000 joined in on the action to in funding from the State ensure players and guests Government. had plenty of refresh- The Hobart Chargers ments during the day. clinics build basketball Former Tasmanian and Australian cricketer Brett Geeves lines Entertainment was participation, skills and up a tee. Photo credit: James McCluskey. provided by John X and physical fi tness for Tasma- MORE than 100 golfers Michael Peters said the the Bawdy Panto team, nian school-aged children. From left , Hobart Chargers players Tre Nichols, Mathiang Muo and Britt Smart, with Liberal teed off to raise funds for event made an impact and Pickles Auctions host- Member for Denison Elise Archer and Claremont College students Olivia Smith, Sean Fenton, They are run by Muscular Dystrophy Tas- to support those living ed a sporting memorabil- Braedon Pullen and Amelia Triﬃ tt . Chargers head coach An- mania at the Claremont with the condition in ia auction. thony Stewart alongside nity programs, but also Basketball League clubs establish clinics in the Golf Club over Easter. Tasmania. Twenty per cent American import and effectively helps secure working in schools.” south, north and north- Held on Good Friday, “Muscular Dystro- of funds raised were local players. the future of the club,” The launch of the west. 27 teams competed phy is not a well-known donated to the Paediatric Hobart Chargers pres- he said. 2018 “Hobart Chargers She said these clinics for prizes donated by disease, but it is a horrible Ward at the Royal Hobart ident David Bartlett said “With all these in the Community” inspired young people to local businesses and the disease,” he said. Hospital, and 20 per cent the demand from south- additional kids being recently took place at get out on their school prestigious Brodie Saville “Through the event, was donated to Ronald ern Tasmanian schools introduced to basketball Claremont College, or community courts Memorial Trophy. we wanted to spread McDonald House Hobart. for Chargers basketball every year, the club be- where the school’s home and be active. Special guests awareness about the Muscular Dystrophy clinics was “massive”, lieves it will fl ow through team gave the Hobart “I am delighted that included former AFL condition and funds for is a hereditary condition with very positive reports to a massive fan base for Chargers a run for their the Tasmanian Gov- great Michael O’Lough- our organisation, which marked by progressive back from all participating the future. money. ernment will continue lin, former Tasmanian is 100 per cent volunteer weakening and wasting of schools. “Basketball registra- Liberal Member for this funding in 2018 and Australian cricketer run. the muscles. “The continuation tions increased by 36 Denison Elise Archer with $106,000 to go Brett Geeves, Tasmanian “We were absolutely For more information, of our funding from the per cent last year and said it had been pleasing to the Hobart Chargers and VFL football legend rapt with how the day contact Muscular Dystro- State Government not much of that growth to secure $250,000 in for their well-attended Craig Davis and golfi ng went and received very phy Tasmania on email only secures the future came from the three funding for Basketball school sports clinics,” she professionals. positive feedback from mdtasmania@outlook. of our extensive commu- South Eastern Australian Tasmania in 2017 to said. Muscular Dystro- everyone involved. com or phone John on phy Tasmania president “We were able to gen- 0400 877 137.

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Glenorchy Gazett eMay 2018 23 Sport Claremont Football Glenorchy Rodman Bowls Club reunion Club takes out state title

The 1968 Claremont Football Club state premiership team. TO mark its fi rst ever will celebrate Claremont All RSVPs and en- state premiership win, the defeating Mowbray 11- quiries can be directed to Claremont Football Club 14(80) to 10-13(73). Claremont Football Club will be hosting a 50-year An open invitation is on phone 6249 4561 reunion. extended to all Claremont (after 4pm), John Harris The premier league team, who fi nished the season as state champions. Held on Saturday 12 Football Club past players on 0400 867 000 or

May from 12pm-4pm at and offi cials to join in the Stephen Barwick on 6249 FROM BACK PAGE Abottsfi eld Park, the event celebrations. 3957 or 0427 493 957. GLENORCHY Rodman Bowls Club sure know how to celebrate their 50th anniversary in style. Not only did the premier league team claim Volunteering victory against Rosny Park in the Southern Pennant fi nal, but the female division two team also won the Southern in sport Women’s Thursday Pen- nant fi nal. IT is estimated that reported by most sport- tions, the promotion of Glenorchy Rodman more than 123,000 ing organisations. existing volunteer work- Bowls Club president Tasmanians volunteer “Our research indi- force planning resources John Clarke said out of in sport at least once a cates that there is a high and encouraging the the club’s seven teams, year. reliance on core groups sharing of best practice four qualifi ed for fi nals. A ‘Volunteering in of increasingly time-poor volunteer management “It’s been our most The club’s female division two team, who fi nished the season as state fi nal runer-ups. Sport Report’, re- volunteers, that more case studies from within successful year ever,” he leased by Volunteering volunteers are needed, the Tasmanian sporting said. which will see them southern Tasmania with For more informa- Tasmania, has revealed and more support is sector,” Ms Lai said. “We’ve only ever advance to division one about 150 members. tion on membership, key insights into how required to recruit and The Volunteering in won the premier title competition next season. The age of members phone 6273 2293 or volunteers are recruited, retain volunteers,” she Sport Report was based two other times – in Committee member range from 13 to 90 email rodmanbowls@ supported and recog- said. on consultation with 1979 and 2015. Tony Davie said the years old. bigpond.com. nised by Tasmanian The report ac- more than 230 Tasmani- “It’s just fantastic members were “very sporting organisations. knowledges that these an sporting organisations for us to have won the proud” of their success. The research outlines challenges are not and was supported prize, particularly as it’s “They celebrated the a number of key issues unique to the sporting by the Tasmanian our 50th year.” win very hard – there faced by hundreds of sector and are similar Government through The club’s success were a lot of tears of sporting clubs of all sizes to the experiences of Communities, Sport and saw both teams head to happiness,” he said. across the state. other volunteer-involv- Recreation. the Bowls Tasmania Pre- The club also saw Tigers FC Bingo at Wrest Point Volunteering Tas- ing organisations across Volunteering Tasma- mier League state fi nal, success for its male BINGO mania chief executive Tasmania. nia encourages sporting where the men’s team division two team, Showroom offi cer Alison Lai said “To address these organisations to down- went on to become state which fi nished off the Every Tuesday 10.45am while most clubs were challenges, the report load the free report champions after defeat- season as southern state Info: Dennis 0411 756 616 or good at rewarding and recommends educating from www.volunteering North Launceston. champions. Kathy 0457 095 125 Glenorchy Rodman recognising volunteers, Tasmanian sporting or- ingtas.org.au or contact The club’s female di- Full info on website: tigersfc.net.au/events/bingo fi nding and keeping ganisations about chang- Volunteering Tasmania vision two team fi nished Bowls Club is the sec- /Tigers Bingo group them was a key concern ing volunteer expecta- for more information. in runner-up position, ond biggest club in the MARKETING | ADVERTISING | GRAPHIC DESIGN so much more than Tassie’s top PR consultancy

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