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The master plan for the $260 million relocation of the University of Tasmania to Inveresk has been revealed. The new campus has been described as untraditional and features three main buildings with a focus on establishing community connections. HOLLY MONERY reports, Pages 6-7.

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT verification, negotiation and “In the absence of specif- BY HOLLY MONERY detailing of the actual scope ic supplier quotations, cost of works as the original estimates have been made GEORGETown’swastetrans- tender documents, specifi- based on internal knowledge fer station upgrade is facing a cations and plans were not of current market rates of budget blowout of nearly a initially sufficiently detailed goods and services,” Mr Jol- quarter of a million dollars, to progress construction ac- ly said. needed for unscoped works. tivity,” acting infrastructure “Additional costs asso- The revised construction and engineering manager ciated with collecting and cost equates to a 22 per cent David Jolly said in the coun- handling recyclables were increase on the budgeted cil agenda. not included in the original amount of almost $1.1 mil- The revised completion project estimate, such as lion, now totaling $1,321,794. date is November 30. mandated storage bunding It could require other in- Three key reasons have required for car batteries, a frastructure plans to be put been identified to explain the cage for gas bottles, contain- on hold such as drainage and cost overrun of $241,794. er and bunding required for landscaping works. Mr Jolly said cost varia- waste cooking oils.” The project was approved tions had occurred due to Councillors have been as part of last year’s capital the council tendering for asked to support changes to works program with a com- the project based on tender the 2017-18 budget, which PINK FEVER: Balloons with messages from people affected by cancer are released at pletion date scheduled for documents and plans with was approved last week, the Hawthorn Pink Ribbon Day. Picture: Scott Gelston June 30, 2017. minimal details and specifi- to pay for the waste sta- According to the council cations. tion upgrade. agenda for Wednesday’s “As works progressed, It has been suggested Tickledpinkbycancersupport meeting, setbacks for the design components and that capital funding worth project included arson in construction details became $175,642 be transferred, PINK power and community and funds for people affected “The Tasmanian community March and other minor finalised, which led to con- pushing back Howard Street support has helped to raise by cancer. is very generous, all Tasma- works which had not been tractors submitting cost var- drainage works, culvert net- nearly $1500 more than pre- Cancer Council Tasmania nians have a cancer story.” fully scoped. iations in excess of original work deficiencies, landscap- vious years for Cancer Coun- community engagement Fundraising has not Major works at the site did project cost estimates.” ing works at the York Rivulet cil Tasmania senior team leader Bec stopped with an online auc- not begin until seven months Secondly, a number of and part of the private pole The Hawthorn Pink Rib- Townsend said the organi- tion still open for people to after the contract was award- project works required scop- replacement program. bon Game, which attracted sation was thrilled to have bid on their favourite players’ ed to Shaw Contracting on ing and pricing and there are A further $66,152 of un- more than 12,000 for the July raised $8000 at the Pink Rib- guernseys. Funds go towards June 27, 2016. still several aspects of the committed surplus fund was 8match,waskeytohelpthe bon Game from merchan- Tasmanian support services “The delay was due to project yet to be fully costed. also earmarked for transfer. organisation raise awareness dise sales and donations. and education programs. CONTACTS LOTTO # News 1-10 # Horoscopes 17 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Editorial: Launceston 6336 7355, Oz Lotto (draw 1222): 2, 45, 29, Hobart 6220 9601, Devonport 6498 7860. 7,23, 19 and 21. # National news 11,12 # Comics 18 Supplementaries: 37 and 43. [email protected] Division 1 $16,666,666.67. # World news 13 # TV Guide 19 Early fog Partly Display advertising: 6336 7111 Division 2 $46,995.50. # # cloudy [email protected] Division 3 $3621.85. # Opinion 14-15 # Weather 20 Classifieds: 1300 306 222 Division 4 $320.60. # People & Places 16 # Classifieds 21-25 Division 5 $41.40. FIND US ON FACEBOOK Post: PO Box 99, Launceston, 7249 Division 6 $22.30. Min:213Max: Min: 012 Max: # Business 17 # Sport 26-36 Circulation: 6336 7333 or 6336 7336 Division 7 $15.20.

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BY CARLY DOLAN firmed cases of norovirus on review for the vomit bug. past week to be moved to an happening across the state. additional bed resources are the ward on Tuesday. “During a period of high acute ward. “There has been “This is what we’ve been being used across the facility. HEALTH unions say the “The number of confirmed demand for inpatient beds high demand over the last talking about for months, LGH staff are working hard Launceston General Hospi- cases of influenza A in ward at the weekend, several few days,”she said. with the situations we were during this busy period.” tal has reached crisis point, 6D at the Launceston Gen- patients were asked their Health and Community already having, and we Mr Daniels said infection with patients waiting up to eral Hospital remains at six,” flu vaccine status,” Mr Dan- Services Union assistant hadn’t even reached the control protocols were still in four days to be moved to Tasmanian Health Service iels said. state secretary Robbie Moore peak time for influenza out- place on ward 6D. acute wards. group director of operations “The situation on the ward said Sunday was particularly breaks, and now that they’ve “Additional cleaning is As a result of the increased for the North and North- was fully disclosed to them bad, with the Emergency happened, the system just being conducted to prevent demand, vaccinated patients West, Eric Daniels, said. prior to them being admitted Department full and ambu- cannot cope.” further spread of the virus. were admitted to 6D at the “An additional four pa- there. The vaccine provides lance ramping. A Health Department Visitors are reminded that weekend, despite the Health tients have been tested for protection from the illness.” “There was absolute cha- spokeswoman said the entry to the ward is being Department halting admis- influenza with the results Australian Nursing and os,”he said. hospital was experiencing restricted while infection sions on the ward due to an pending. Two patients on the Midwifery Federation Tas- “There were extensive increased demand for inpa- control remains a priority.” influenza A outbreak. ward have confirmed cases manian branch secretary waits.Itdidseemtobeapeak tient beds. Influenza A cases on On top of the flu cases, of norovirus.” Neroli Ellis said patients had event around the outbreaks “In accordance with the ward 6D were first reported there were also two con- A third patient is under waited up to four days in the that were occurring and are hospital's escalation plan on Friday. BREAKFAST Olives EVERY SUNDAY 8 - 11am Frame of Mind

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BY MICHELLE WISBEY said now was the time for room for them to move be- “We’ve got to grow the towards events,” Mr Griffin son said the government was governments to invest in cause of existing contracts, industry sensibly and the said. a strong supporter of events TASMANIA’S peak tourism events, not just in Hobart, so there’s the need for further reality is that we can’t be an He labeled the news that in Tasmania. body says the government’s but throughout the regions. investment. industry that keeps growing Mona founder David Walsh “We remain committed to event budget is in need of a He said increased spend- “There are these little over the five months of peak was planning on moving the supporting events and will financial boost to attract visi- ing on infrastructure and events around Tasmania that season in summer and then summer Mona Foma festival have more to say in the lead tors to all corners of the state. events were two critical and could probably go to the next have a lull in winter,”he said. out of Hobart as a “game up to the next election,” they Tourism Industry Council necessary opportunities for level if they got the support, Tourism Northern Tas- changer”, and said this could said. of Tasmania chief executive Tasmania’s tourism industry which at the moment is real- mania chief executive Chris become an example of bring- Opposition tourism Luke Martin said the body to expand in the future. ly hard for the government to Griffin backed the idea, say- ing events to the regions. spokesman Scott Bacon said was calling for an investment “Our view is that the most do.” ing investment was not just “We also need to look at Labor, if elected, would re- of a further $3 million each effective way for government Mr Martin said regional needed to host major events, how some of those other store full funding to the Ten year from the government to really take the industry areas of the state would ben- but to initially attract them to events can be hosted at dif- Days on the Island festival, as to be spent on events, an in- forward is events,”Mr Martin efit from the boost, not just the regions. ferent times of the year, par- well as supporting the Junc- crease of about one third. said. in the peak tourism period “Definitely regional places ticularly between May and tion Arts and Unconformity With an election due in “The events budget is very during summer, but in the would be fully supportive for October,”Mr Griffin said. festivals. March next year, Mr Martin tight and there is very little winter months as well. additional funds being put A government spokesper- Silt-raking vessel clears Tamar River

THE bright lights beaming designed to prevent flood- off the Tamar River at night ing of the low-lying areas of are caused by a ship tasked Launceston. with clearing sediment from Launceston Flood Author- the estuary. ity general manager Andrew On Monday night the Fullard confirmed the ship ship’s bright lights could be was in operation throughout seen by residents in Tre- this week. vallyn and higher parts of "We are targeting areas Launceston. near North Bank, the Seaport It is tasked with scouring and other areas of the Upper therivertoremovesiltand Tamar Estuary,” Mr Fullard provide a clearer water flow. said. The Tamar Estuary has "We will only continue op- been affected by a silt build- erating while the river flows up for more than 200 years. remain high, but silt raking It has been recognised a is an ongoing task that will build-up of sediment has an need to be carried out into adverse impact on the effec- the future to keep the river SILT: The ship was in operation on Monday night to remove sediment from the Upper Tamar Estuary and allow more tiveness of the Tamar flood clear of sediment." water flow. Picture: Phillip Biggs levee protection scheme, – HAYDEN JOHNSON Faultyroadworkcreateshighwayholes A DEFECTIVE seal is likely aggregate – on the new Mid- spray seal to be applied in sweeping of loose aggregate is rectified, and that the road “For their own safety and to create pot holes on about land Highway. October. and pot-hole repair using meets the outcomes speci- that of road workers, road two kilometres of roadworks In the defective section of “Sealing requires warmer asphalt, which can be used fied in the contract and is fit users are reminded to com- between Devon Hills and road, the aggregate is coming temperatures so that the bi- in colder weather.” for purpose,”she said. ply with all posted speed Perth – and a permanent fix off the bitumen, leading to tumen remains hot enough Despite the fault, the “There will be no addition- limits, signs and directions,” will not come until spring. the bitumen wearing down for the aggregate to stick,” spokeswoman said Tasmani- al cost to the taxpayer.” she said. This week the Department and pot holes forming. she said. an taxpayers would not foot While the road will remain The work is part of the $500 of State Growth confirmed A Department of State “The contractor is current- the bill for the fix. open, the spokeswoman en- million plan over 10 years to road workers had identified Growth spokeswoman said ly monitoring the road sur- “Normal contract man- couraged motorists to drive upgrade 146 kilometres of a defective seal – the top fixing the surface would re- face and undertaking repairs agement processes will en- slower to reduce the risk of the highway. layer of sprayed bitumen and quire an additional layer of on a daily basis, including sure that the defective seal damage to the road. – HAYDEN JOHNSON examiner.com.au Wednesday July 19, 2017 THE EXAMINER 5 NEWS Child safety claims defence

BY ROB INGLIS AND MICHELLE Health and Human Servic- WISBEY es Department reportedly informed Ms Petrusma on HUMAN Services Minister November 16 that the de- Jacquie Petrusma is once partment had not yet been again under fire following able to contact some of the allegations she misled Par- children in care. liament in the wake of the Ms Petrusma is currently Safe Pathways saga. on leave, but Mr Hidding On Tuesday, acting Hu- said his colleague was “com- man Services Minister Rene pletely accurate”. Hidding said information on “I have today [Tuesday] children in the care of Safe contacted the secretary of Pathways provided to Parlia- the Department of Health ment by the minister was ac- and Human Services who curate, but Opposition child has confirmed that the min- protection spokesman Josh ister’s office [was] provided Willie called for Ms Petrusma with clear advice that all the to “explain herself”. children in the care of Safe In November last year, al- Pathways were safe, prior to legations came to light that the minister advising Parlia- Tasmanian children in the ment,”he said. care of the for-profit provider “The department provided were experiencing neglect. the advice to the minister be- On November 15, Ms fore she went into Parliament Petrusma answered queries … she was provided with ad- relating to Safe Pathways vice that the kids were safe, during Question Time. she went in and said that. “I have requested the “The minister was accu- department to ensure each rate and there really is noth- GIVING HOPE: Launceston IMPACT members Agnes So Won Park, Ynez Howlett-Jansen and Justin Rodrigues (back), child is visited by their child ing else to say.” and Annabelle Rival and Devika Remash (front) at the Launceston Clinical School. Picture: Hamish Geale safety officer to assess their Mr Willie called for Ms well-being, and if there is any Petrusma’s resignation. indication of inappropriate “Ministers need to be re- Students make impact with birth kits care being provided to the sponsible for their portfolio child, that child will be re- areas to ensure that they’re THERE was a strong sense of saw volunteers compile 200 dents, we’ve got midwives, completed kits would be sent moved,”she told Parliament. keeping Tasmanians in- purpose at Launceston Clin- palm-size kits containing nurses and educators in here back to Birthing Kit Founda- The next day, she told Par- formed,”he said. ical School on Tuesday night plastic sheets, a sterile scal- so it’s just fantastic,”Miss Re- tion Australia for distribu- liament “I have been assured “This has been dysfunc- as more than 40 Launcesto- pel, gauze, soap and gloves. mash said. tion. by the acting deputy secre- tional for some time and I’m nians gathered to assemble IMPACT Launceston “We’re hopefully looking “They might go to Nepal tary that every one of these calling upon the Human Ser- birthing kits for women in secretary Devika Remash at doing it again, we’ll see or Africa or middle Asia so 11 young people has been vices Minister to come back developing countries. said she was thrilled by the how we go and get some we don’t decide on that part, contacted by Child Safety today and explain herself. Run by Launceston IM- turnout on what was a wet thoughts from people who it’s where the need is most Services”. “All each of us want is a PACT - a UTAS health aware- winter’s night. participated as well.” prevalent.” But, as reported in emails child protection system that ness group – the evening “It’s not just medical stu- Miss Remash said the – HAMISH GEALE obtained by the ABC, the keeps kids safe.”

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BY HOLLY MONERY “This is a much-awaited master plan, reflecting the THE master plan for the community’s desire for a vi- University of Tasmania’s brant, accessible university city campus in Launceston precinct, attractive to the en- has been released for pub- tire Launceston community,” lic feedback. he said. “Universities attract Architects McBride jobs, attract investment, vis- Charles Ryan with project itors and most importantly partners from the univer- opportunities for not just sity, city council, and state the people directly involved and federal governments in the university but for the unveiled the blueprints for whole city. That’s what we $260 million UTAS Inveresk are focused on.” relocation on Tuesday. Treasurer Peter Gut- “It’s a major step in wein said the project was Launceston’s history and a game changer for North- today is the day in which ern Tasmania. Launceston takes the first “Today we take a giant step towards becoming a leap forward. This project university city,” UTAS Vice will be the single largest Chancellor Peter Rath- construction project in the jen said. Northofthestateever,”Mr “We are not proposing to Gutwein said. build a traditional university “This is Northern Tasma- campus. This master plan nia's opportunity for cultural PEOPLE FOCUSED: The design for the Willis Street site will see the road closed and more public spaces created, with outlines a dynamic high change in our community views through to the pedestrian bridge and the gateway building at Inveresk. PICTURES: Supplied education and research eco- whereby the value of educa- system as part of the Inveresk tion will be front and centre.” precinct and the beating Launceston mayor Albert heart of Launceston.” van Zetten said the council He said the vision incor- was pleased to see the uni- porated modern, fit-for-pur- versity eager to engage with pose teaching and learning the wider community on its spaces a short walk to the vision for the new campus. CBD and research facilities “Itisanimperativethat focused on distinctive fields this engagement process of academic endeavor to occurs prior to the universi- drive better outcomes for ty lodging its development the North. application so that the Federal Assistant Minis- community is aware of the ter for Cities Angus Taylor university's vision and how said the project could turn the city and greater region Launceston into one of can continue to enjoy the COMMUNITY GOAL: Looking towards the University CHANGE AHEAD: An aerial view how the Inveresk the best university cities in Inveresk site into the future,” of Tasmania Stadium along the old tram lines, with the precinctwouldlookwiththeextrauniversitybuilding, the world. Ald van Zetten said. teaching and leanring building to the left. parking changes and new public areas. VISIT OUR DISPLAY HOMES

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BY HOLLY MONERY The federal government has committed $130 million THE master plan for the to the project through the University of Tasmania’s city Launceston City Deal and campus includes three main the state government has buildings and the pedestrian pledged $65 million. and cycling bridge linking UTAS will put $60.5 mil- Willis Street to Inveresk. lion towards the relocation While some parking will and the council committed be removed, the university the land at both Inveresk and is working with the City of Willis Street locations with a Launceston to increase the value of $4.5 million. overall number of spaces TheUniversityofTasmania available, including a 480 welcomed the first $10 mil- space car park underneath lion of the state government's the Willis Street site. contribution at the end of The Australia Road Re- June and Assistant Minister search Board has been en- for Cities Angus Taylor said gaged to provide advice re- the federal cash would be lating to the car parking plan ready when needed. at Inveresk and a traffic man- “The federal money will agement study has been un- be available when the work dertaken by Pitt and Sherry. [on the master plan] is com- Mayor Albert van Zetten plete,”he said. said the City of Launceston “This master plan has got was working collaboratively to go to the community, In- with the university to ad- frastructure Australia needs dress high priority issues AERIAL VIEW: The vision for the campus is to link both sides of the North Esk for both members of the community to run their ruler over it as both for the council and the and users of the the university. Dedicated public spaces will flow between the new buildings, Pictures: Supplied they do for major invest- wider community. ments by the federal govern- This includes a traffic man- time-limited car parking for be constructed next to the and scale of the original con- with a range options online, ment and then of course it agement plan that promotes Inveresk users, and the uni- accommodation block on cepts and to provide a space in writing and face-to-face. has to go through the council public transport, cycling and versity generated demand. the bank of the North Esk, for more deliberate engage- Information about how planning processes.” pedestrian options as well as A key component will an was created as a result of ment with the community. to be involved will be on Following the community a car parking strategy to meet additional 750 car spaces off stakeholder feedback. The first stage of commu- the University and City of feedback the university plans all the types of demands, Forster Street. It has been proposed to nity consultation is set to oc- Launceston’s websites by the to submit a development ap- including commuter use, The gateway building, to enable a reduction of height cur over the next few months end of July. plication.

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BY SEAN FORD made the “voice to parlia- ment” recommendation in a TASMANIAN Aboriginal report following on from the activist Michael Mansell has Uluru Statement, which was gone nuclear over a call to delivered at the Indigenous set up an indigenous “voice Summit in May. to parliament,” labelling it a The voice to parliament complete waste of time. was the Referendum Coun- “Such a body can do noth- cil’s sole major recommen- ing,” the veteran Tasmanian dation to parliament. Aboriginal Centre spokes- Previous reports had man said. backed recognising indige- “It cannot make laws, can- nous people in the constitu- not deliver services, admin- tion. ister any revenue and would Constitutional change LIVESTOCK LOSS: Forty sheep have been stolen from a property at Campbell Town. File picture. supervise nothing. would require a successful “It can only give advice to referendum. the parliament which can be Mr Mansell said the na- ignored, rejected or, highly tional indigenous dialogue SheepduffingatCampbellTownfarm unlikely, be accepted.” meetings had supported a Mr Mansell foreshadowed national body. CAMPBELL Town has been some time between June 27 “I have heard of it hap- 1700 ewes on the property, a campaign against the idea, “That support, mostly in subject to a case of grand and July 13. pening before, but I didn’t Mr Taylor estimated the fi- proposed by the Referendum anticipation of a new nation- theft merino in the last few It was last Thursday when think it would happen on our nancial loss as “over $10,000 Council and being consid- al body that would take over weeks, with a few dozen property owner Patrick Tay- property,”he said. worth of income.” ered by the Turnbull Govern- funding of Aboriginal pro- sheep stolen from a property lor noticed 40 sheep were “Our place is surrounded Anyone with information ment and federal Labor. grams and set priorities, was in the area. missing from his flock. by other properties and we should contact Longford “We will not support the thought to warrant security Tasmania Police is inves- He said he couldn’t be- are on quite a busy road, so it Police on 131444 or anony- constitutionally entrenched in the constitution,”he said. tigating the theft of 40 me- lieve it when a re-count of is a bit surprising that no one mously through Crime Stop- body and will actively “The Referendum Council rino ewes from Greenhills the animals confirmed his saw anything.’ pers on 1800 333 000. campaign against it,” Mr report mistakenly twists that property at Macquarie Road suspicions. While there are about – SEAN SLATTER Mansell said. position into support for a “Instead, we will call on constitutionally entrenched the federal parliament to advisory body, an entirely AWARDS RECOGNISE TAS RESOUNDING VERDICT IN establish a new national rep- different concept.” resentative body, begin the “By fobbing Aborigines ACCOMPLISHMENTS VENEZUELAN VOTE process of treaty making and off to the states on treaty, the establish a truth and justice Referendum Council report NOMINATIONS are still “Nominating an individual, LAUNCESTON became coming from all over the commission.” all but ignored the call by open forTasmanian organisation or business is part of the Venezuelan state to have their say. Comment was being 250 Aboriginal delegates at Community Achievement so simple. Why not nomi- democratic process on Expectations were also sought from the Circular Uluru for a treaty, a truth and Awards. nate today to help change Sunday, acting as a polling exceeded in the country Head Aboriginal Corpora- justice commission and a Awards event manager the lives of our amazing station for nearly 20 former itself, with more than tion, which recently clashed national body. Stephanie Commons said community contributors?” countrymen. Only six were seven million lining up to with the TAC over how many “These were the priorities seven NorthernTasmanian she said. expected to turn out toTio voice their dissent against Tasmanians were truly Abo- that came out of Uluru, but people and organisations Nominate at www.award- Rico to cast their vote on president Nicolas Maduro. riginal. which got sidelined in the have been nominated saustralia.com/tascaa proposed changes to the About 700,000 voted from The Referendum Council Referendum Council report.” so far. before August 23. constitution, with people outside the country. JUNE 18 - AUGUST 31 HELPING RAISE MUCH NEEDED FUNDS FOR LOCALS IN NEED THIS WINTER SHOW YOUR SUPPORT THIS WINTER BY HOSTING YOUR OWN FUNDRAISER If you wish to host a Winter Relief Appeal fundraising event at your business, school or community organisation, register your event details with The Examiner on 0417 402 618 or [email protected]

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TA5217587 examiner.com.au Wednesday July 19, 2017 THE EXAMINER 9 NEWS Deadly devil disease fight 'Minor hurdle' for new vaccination

BY MICHELLE WISBEY analyse that, but clearly the vaccination isn’t 100 per cent MORE than 40 Tasmanian effective,”he said. devil joeys are now growing “We always knew it was a in their mothers’ pouches in risk, and without risk you’re the state’s North, a positive never going to progress. step forward in the quest to “It is a formidable disease conquer the deadly facial without a doubt, there’s lots tumour disease threatening of twists and turns in trying to the species. understand it and every time Tasmanian scientists you discover something, you revealed on Tuesday that discover something else.” immunised devils released Save the Tasmanian Dev- at Stony Head last year had il Program director David not only survived their trans- Pemberton said scientists location, but had also settled needed to continue to take into their new homes, put on risks to bolster devil num- weight, and started breeding. bers and to implement ge- But an update of the trial netic rescue. also revealed three of the 33 “The goal of wild devil vaccinated devils released at recovery is to get genetic Stony Head had presented diversity into the population with small tumours. and to get the numbers up to The news came as part of give evolution a chance,” Dr the Wild Devil Recovery Pro- Pemberton said. ject’s trial of a vaccination “Wild devil releases in created to beat the deadly Tasmania are critical in the disease, which has already ongoing national effort to se- caused a rapid decrease in cure a future for the species the devil population. in the wild.” Menzies Institute profes- In May this year, 33 devils SAVING DEVILS: Greg Irons, David Pemberton, and Greg Woods announce 44 Tasmanian devil joeys are now in sor Greg Woods said there were also released at Mount pouches at Stony Head in the state's North. Picture: Michelle Wisbey was always going to be risk William in the state’s North- involved in the trial and East, plus 20 at Narawntapu with high numbers of the an- devils born in the wild, rather roads and to take extra care “We get excited when we called the latest develop- National Park and 39 at For- imals becoming roadkill. than in captivity, which are between dawn and dusk to breed one devil here so to ment a “minor hurdle”. estier Peninsula in 2015. Scientists have curbed less likely to be run over. avoid hitting devils. hear figures of devils dou- “We’re not exactly sure The facial tumour disease these numbers through the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctu- Mr Irons said it was “as- bling in numbers in some why they’ve developed tu- is not the only threat facing introduction of virtual fenc- ary director Greg Irons urged tonishing” to hear the news areas is an exceptional step mours, so we’re going to Tasmania’s devil population, es, and through the release drivers to slow down on the of so many joeys born. forward,”he said. TFGA supports gas exploration research THE Tasmania Farmers and Mr Gaffney said the gov- inquiry without knowing the ing a better understanding of Tasmania is somewhat dif- “Three years ago it was Graziers Association has ernment should not “sit back terms of reference. our groundwater resources ferent to mainland Australia very clear many of our mem- supported calls for research on and wait” for the mora- “I think it is of value to start and potentially gas resources and as a result, fracking as it’s bers had major concerns into gas exploration ahead of torium decision in 2020 to doing some research into it “There is some value in been referred to in mainland about the potential of this the expiry of a moratorium roll around before reviewing but we certainly wouldn’t be having a better understand- Australia is not the sort of occurring on their land,” in 2020. the issue. calling for an early cessation ing of those two elements.” process that would work in he said. This week Independent Farmers’ Association to that moratorium – not at While many Australians Tasmania,”he said. On Tuesday a government MLC Mike Gaffney called for chief executive Peter Skillern all,”he said. question the safety of frack- Mr Skillern said gas ex- spokeswoman said there the state government to hold agreed the issue should be “Prior to that expiry date ing, Mr Skillern questioned if ploration provided a heated were “no plans” to consider an inquiry into fracking and discussed before 2020 – but for the moratorium there that could occur in Tasmania. discussion when it was a the moratorium. other gas exploration. said it was difficult to back an would be some value in hav- “The geological makeup of “live issue”. – HAYDEN JOHNSON

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From online to on road examiner.com.au Wednesday July 19, 2017 THE EXAMINER 11 NATIONAL Dutton to head up new super security ministry PETER Dutton has been ister and his conservative logical, they are rational, US, will include domestic Brandis and Justice Minis- handed the reins of a new backers. they make operational spy agency ASIO, the Aus- ter Michael Keenan. national security mega- However, Mr Turnbull sense.” tralian Federal Police, the The transition will be agency in what Malcolm said the change was about They would also give Mr Australian Border Force managed by a taskforce Turnbull described as the staying ahead of the threats Dutton responsibility for and the Australian Crimi- and be completed by mid- most significant reform of against Australia. the agencies “defending, nal Intelligence Commis- 2018. its kind in four decades. “It is not about politics. preserving, protecting our sion. Opposition Leader Bill Labor says it’s more It is about safety, Austral- national security at home”. Mr Dutton, who now Shorten warned the idea Don Damond about shoring up the prime ians’ public safety,” he said The portfolio, modelled holds the immigration and was more about resolv- minister’s leadership, on Tuesday. on the UK’s Home Office, border protection port- ing Liberal party civil wars Victim’s which was under threat “The arrangements that not the Department of folio, will be assisted by than developing a national from the immigration min- I have announced are … Homeland Security in the Attorney-General George anti-terrorism strategy. partner angry at lack of info Greens lose another THE US medical examiner who performed the au- topsy on Australian bride- to-be Justine Damond has ruled her death a homicide, ‘ineligible’ senator after a neighbour labelled the fatal police shooting an THE Australian Greens will candidates to check and I “execution”. urgently review its process- didn’t check as closely as I Her distraught partner es after losing two senators should have,” the Queens- Don Damond, 53, wants in less than a week over lander said. to know why a police of- confusion about their citi- “This is no one else’s ficer felt so threatened by a zenship. fault but my own.” pyjama-clad Ms Damond Larissa Waters joined Greens leader Richard he shot her dead behind fellow deputy leader Scott Di Natale was gutted by the their Minneapolis home. Ludlam in announcing her announcement, reiterating Ms Damond was hit in resignation from federal it was an innocent mistake. the stomach when Min- parliament on Tuesday. “It is unprecedented to neapolis officer Mohamed The Queensland sena- have the resignation of two Noor fired around across tor was born in Canada to such outstanding people his partner from inside Australian parents, but left from this parliament,” he their police car about when she was 11 months told reporters in Sydney. 11.30pm on Saturday. old and has never returned. “Larissa acted quickly, The 40-year-old from She thought she had un- as soon as she knew about Sydney’s Freshwater had til the age of 21 to choose it, and she has paid a high called police to report to be a Canadian, only to price for this.” screams and what she be- discover last week she had Senator Waters would lieved was a woman being been a dual citizen from be welcomed back to par- sexually assaulted outside birth and had to actively liament with open arms if her home. renounce her citizenship. she decided to stand for re- “Her family and I have That rules her ineligible election, Senator Di Natale been provided with almost to stand for election under said. no additional information section 44 of the constitu- In the meantime, he from law enforcement re- tion. confirmed the party’s co- garding what happened It’s the same section that convenors will conduct a after police arrived,” Mr caught out Mr Ludlam, thorough“root and branch” Damond said. who stood down late last review to make sure it nev- “Piecing together Jus- week after finding out he er happens again. tine’s last moments before held dual citizenship with “It was a stuff-up,” he the homicide would be a New Zealand. RESIGNING: Greens Senator Larissa Waters arrives at a media conference on said. small comfort as we grieve Senator Waters assumed Tuesday with her partner Jeremy Gates and their daughter Alia Joy. Picture: AAP “We are absolutely com- this tragedy. she was solely Australian mitted to making sure that “It is difficult to fathom when naturalised as a baby. I was born and I needed told reporters in Brisbane. Senate in 2007 and apolo- … we strengthen our in- how to go forward without “I was devastated to dis- to have taken active steps She admitted she should gised for the “honest mis- ternal party processes and her in my life.” cover that, in fact, the law to renounce what was my have sought advice when take” and oversight. come out of this bigger and The couple were due to had changed a week after Canadian citizenship,” she she first nominated for the “It’s the responsibility of stronger and better.” marry next month. IN BRIEF JOHNSON: CONNIE IS DYINGPROBE INTO SURGE PRICING FANS FURIOUS AT FOXTEL GOLD Logie winning SURGE pricing will is at the forefront of FOXTEL has apologised actor Samuel Johnson be examined as part government intervention, to Game ofThrones says his sister Connie is of Victoria’s ride- Transport Minister fans after technical in palliative care and is sharing laws to protect Jacinta Allan said. glitches marred the “actively dying”.The sad consumers after a train “Dynamic pricing” much-anticipated news was posted on his meltdown caused chaos automatically kicks in premiere of the hitTV LoveYour Sister cancer for commuters who were when demand from show’s latest season. A fundraising Facebook then gouged by inflated passengers exceeds the spokesman blamed an page. “Con’s needed a Uber fares. availability of cars, an unprecedented surge by lot of quiet time lately A collapse of Uber spokesman said. fans signing up to watch to try and comprehend Melbourne’s train “While we saw demand the show for the crash. [what] ‘actively dying’ network onThursday left peak around 5pm on “It’s most unfortunate brings,”Johnson wrote. thousands stranded, with Thursday, prices levelled and we apologise to He said his sister had ride-sharing company off as more drivers those affected,”he said. taken time out from Uber slugging customers went online to service Fans took to social media social media as she with fares inflated by up the unprecedented to vent their fury, while began her most difficult to 200 per cent. demand created by the Lena Headey stars in some turned to pirated challenge yet. Samuel Johnson Consumer protection unexpected train outage.” Game ofThrones copies of the episode. 12 THE EXAMINER Wednesday July 19, 2017 examiner.com.au NATIONAL ‘Innocent’ Harrison: No regrets cop killer won’t get over taking on Seven to appeal AMBER Harrison doesn’t “And no, I did not regret it will be difficult figuring A CONVICTED cop killer regret speaking out about that.” out how to financially sup- won’t get another appeal her bitter battle with Sev- Ms Harrison has been port her son, she remains despite a prominent for- en West Media, despite a I think (Seven) won in court by ordered to pay all Seven unapologetic. mer Victorian homicide court finding she acted West Media’s legal costs “I think (Seven) won in detective asserting the “unreasonably” in her case ‘bankrupting‘ me, but the court of after a judge on Monday court by bankrupting me, jailed man wasn’t even at against the network. public opinion is very different. found she made allegations but the court of public the scene when the officers opinion is very different were shot dead. The ex-lover of Seven Former Seven West Media employee Amber Harrison she could not substantiate boss Tim Worner has been and acted unreasonably in and I’ve had overwhelming Former detective Ron at the centre of a long- her battle with the com- support,” she said. Iddles believes Jason Rob- running dispute with the dentiality agreement about sion that the court system pany. She also fired a warn- erts wasn’t present at the broadcaster after she pub- the relationship after fight- does not serve an individu- The single mother of ing to the “boys’ club” that 1998 murders of Sergeant licly revealed details of the ing to resolve the matter for al,” she told ABC Radio on one insists she won’t pay she believes dominates Gary Silk and Senior Con- affair in December. more than two years. Monday. the bill – which could total Australian business. “I stable Rodney Miller, and While Ms Harrison ad- “When I was exhausted “It serves a company hundreds of thousands of think my case is a wake-up that fellow convicted mur- mits she made some mis- emotionally and financially who knows its way around dollars – because it would call for them and I hope it derer Bandali Debs was the takes, she says she was and left ruined in Decem- it and I took the path that I send her bankrupt. changes things, changes lone gunman. driven to breach a confi- ber of 2016, I made a deci- took. While Ms Harrison says the culture,” she said. Mr Iddles signed an af- fidavit to that effect, the Herald Sun reports, but he would not comment when Tenants Wili will give motorists a glimpse of future contacted on Tuesday. “In respect of Jason A ROBOTIC traffic control- Roberts, it’s not appropri- struggle to ler with a beard and beanie ate that I make any further has been given the job of comment,” Mr Iddles said. afford rent warning Tasmanian motor- Attorney-General Mar- ists of approaching road- tin Pakula says he rejected VICTORIAN wages are fail- works. Roberts’ 2016 petition of ing to keep pace with sky- Nicknamed Worksite mercy after getting legal rocketing property rents, Wili, the life-sized high- advice. with tenants ploughing an vis humanoid is being tri- “There would need to increasing portion of their alled at locations where be, in my view, extremely income into keeping a roof sight-distances are short or compelling evidence to over their heads, a new where traffic queues. reopen a case which has study shows. His task is to stand and already been before the Average rent growth has wave an illuminated baton courts three times,” Mr Pa- outstripped wage growth while real-life workers go kula told 3AW on Tuesday. by 35 per cent, according to about their business. “I took the view that that a Victorian Council of So- Tasmania’s Department extremely compelling evi- cial Service study released of State Growth teamed up dence didn’t exist.” yesterday. with civil contractor Stor- Roberts was convicted Renters are often the noway to bring Wili to the of murder in the Supreme “forgotten victims” of a state after earlier trials in Court, then unsuccessfully housing market crisis as NSW and Victoria. appealed in the Court of they have “little choice but “If he does a good job, Appeal, before the High to pay astronomical rental he could become a perma- Court refused to grant him prices”, council boss Emma nent member of the team,” leave to further appeal. King said. the company said. He was sentenced to life “This is happening just Wili will be deployed at in prison. as people are being shut roadworks in Tasmania’s Mr Pakula said he re- out from home ownership north-west over the next 10 quested “significant ad- and are renting for longer.” days. As part of the state’s ditional information” and Ms King has called for road safety week in May, advice while reviewing the stronger rights for renters TRYINGTO FIT IN: A life-sized robot dressed in high-vis clothing will be used to police urged drivers to slow case, but ultimately he re- across Victoria. warn motorists inTasmania of upcoming roadworks. Picture: AAP down for roadside workers. jected the petition. IN BRIEF INFO ‘EASIER TO FIND’ ON PYNE: NO ONE WILL CROSS HINCH: LAWYER WAS AFTER UPDATED CENTRELINK SITE FLOOR OVER MARRIAGE BILL ME FOR DUAL CITIZENSHIP THE federal government wait time is about 15 SENIORTurnbull plebiscite, which if DERRYN Hinch says week revealed he had is trying to wean welfare minutes, with some government minister approved would be the barrister who failed to renounce recipients off its over- groups of people kept on Christopher Pyne isn’t followed by the parliament uncovered the citizenship his NZ citizenship – a stretched telephone hold significantly longer. aware of any coalition passing changes to the bungle that ended the requirement of running services with a new-look The human services MPs willing to cross the Marriage Act. parliamentary career of for office – thus ending website. department has spent floor to vote on a private Mr Pyne told Sky Greens senator Scott his 10 years in federal Callers trying to contact more than six months bill to allow same-sex News onTuesday the Ludlam was actually after parliament. Centrelink were met with redesigning its website to marriage. government’s policy him. Senator Hinch said busy signals more than make it easier for people West Australian Liberal on a plebiscite had not The crossbench Perth constitutional 42 million times between to find information. senator Dean Smith changed. senator renounced his lawyer John Cameron July 1 and April 30. Meanwhile, Centrelink is drafting a bill which Asked whether New Zealand citizenship was actually after him, The figure has almost is hiring an extra 250 would allow his party to coalition MPs could cross before the 2016 election not Mr Ludlam. doubled in two years. phone operators to chip revisit the issue before the floor, the cabinet and can’t understand “Ludlam was actually For those who do get away at the mountain of the next election. minister said: “I’m not why Mr Ludlam didn’t do collateral damage,” through, the welfare missed calls and reduce At present, the party’s aware of anybody even the same. Senator Hinch told 3AW agency’s average call call wait times. policy is for a national contemplating that.” Mr Ludlam last Radio onTuesday. examiner.com.au Wednesday July 19, 2017 THE EXAMINER 13 WORLD Officer Rogue Republicans charged with teen’s murder halt health changes Dallas

Washington A WHITE former police of- ficer has been indicted on THE latest attempt by a murder charge over the US Republicans to repeal shooting death of a black Obamacare has been fatal- teenager who was a pas- ly wounded in the Senate senger in a car that was with two more GOP sena- leaving a party in Dallas. tors announcing their op- The grand jury’s indict- position to the legislation ment of Roy Oliver also strongly backed by Presi- charges him with four dent Donald Trump. counts of aggravated as- The announcements sault with a deadly weapon from senators Mike Lee of related to the other four Utah and Jerry Moran of teens who were in the car Kansas left the Republican with 15-year-old Jordan Party’s long-promised ef- Edwards in April. forts to get rid of president Mr Oliver, 37, was fired Barack Obama’s health from the Balch Springs Po- care legislation reeling. lice Department in May. Mr Lee and Mr Moran Body camera footage of both said they could not the incident showed Mr support Majority Leader Oliver shooting his rifle Mitch McConnell’s legisla- into a car that was mov- tion in its current form. ing away from him and They joined GOP sena- another officer. Jordan, his tors Susan Collins of Maine two brothers and two other and Rand Paul of Kentucky, BOYS ANDTHEIRTOYS: DonaldTrump appears to be having fun in the driver’s seat of a fire truck while taking teens were leaving the par- both of whom announced part in a showcase of products made in the United States with vice-president Mike Pence. Picture: EPA ty where police had arrived their opposition right after to investigate an underage Mr McConnell released the difficult than many Re- could not support the pre- the most costly Obamacare this development is a ma- drinking complaint. bill last week. publicans envisioned after vious version of this bill, I regulations.” jor blow for him. Shots from Mr Oliver’s Mr McConnell is at campaigning on the issue cannot support this one,” It’s the second straight He called for Republi- rifle pierced the front pas- least two votes short in the for years – and move on he added. failure for Mr McConnell, cans to fall into line. senger window, hitting Jor- closely divided Senate and to tax legislation, a bigger Mr Lee said: “In addition who had to cancel a vote “Republicans should dan in the head as he sat in may have to go back to the Trump priority. to not repealing all of the on an earlier version of the just REPEAL failing Oba- the front seat. drawing board or begin to Mr Moran said the bill Obamacare taxes, it doesn’t bill last month when defeat maCare now & work on It is the second indict- negotiate with Democrats. “fails to repeal the Afford- go far enough in lowering became inevitable. a new Healthcare Plan ment of a police officer Or, he could abandon able Care Act or address premiums for middle class Mr Trump had kept his that will start from a clean for a fatal shooting in Dal- the health care effort – healthcare’s rising costs”. families. Nor does it cre- distance from the Senate slate. Dems will join in!” he las County in less than a which has proven more “For the same reasons I ate enough free space from process on health care, but tweeted. month. Family’s fight for truth about MH17 continues Amsterdam shot down by a Buk missile The memorial near Am- cards and ribbons sent by over Ukraine, Meryn and sterdam’s Schiphol Airport, his grandmothers, friends, A SYDNEY mother who John O’Brien and daugh- features 298 trees planted cousins and soccer mates. lost her 25-year-old son ter Bronwyn attended the for each of those who died. A Dutch-led investiga- in the MH17 tragedy says opening of a memorial in After the memorial’s tion, that includes Australi- while he “didn’t come walk- Holland to the 298 people opening, the O’Briens vis- ans, has concluded the Buk ing back in the door” she who lost their lives. ited their son’s tree. missile that downed MH17 knows he would want to Among them were 38 “We want Jack to walk was fired from rebel-held keep fighting for the truth. Australians, including their back in the door but it’s territory in eastern Ukraine REMEMBRANCE: Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Three years after the Ma- son Jack, flying back on July a beautiful symbol,” she from a launcher that had Queen Maxima at the MH17 memorial. Picture: EPA laysian Airlines plane was 17, 2014. said of his tree, hung with come from Russia. IN BRIEF IT’SNOT EASY ROYAL VISIT HIGHLIGHTS BRITISH-POLISH TIES JENNER PONDERSSENATE RUN BEING GREEN BRITAIN’S Prince William embassy to celebrate CAITLYN Jenner has has taken his young Queen’s 91st birthday, joined the list of THE Muppets Studio is family to Warsaw to begin where William praised the celebrities considering blaming “unacceptable a four-day tour of Poland strong ties between the running for political office business conduct” for and Germany. two countries. in the United States. its dismissal of Steve After meeting the About 900,000 Poles The former Olympic Whitmire as the longtime Polish president and live in Britain while champion, then known performer of Kermit the first lady, William and Poland hosts British as Bruce, became the Frog.This explanation Kate visited the Warsaw troops. highest-profile American follows Mr Whitmire’s Uprising museum which “Such diplomatic, to transition to a woman emotional blog post last commemorates the military, cultural ties in 2015. She said she week after his firing was 1944 battle against Nazi promise a lot and give would decide in the next made public. Mr Whitmire occupiers in which tens of opportunities for the six months or so whether had been with the thousands died. future,”William said in to run for the US Senate. Muppets since 1978, and Later they met young his speech, during which Ms Jenner said she was took over as Kermit after entrepreneurs, before he spoke in Polish, the working to improve the the death of founder Jim attending a party second most spoken Republican Party’s stance Henson in 1990. The Duchess of Cambridgeorganised by the British language in Britain. Caitlyn Jenner on LGBTI issues. 14 THE EXAMINER Wednesday July 19, 2017 examiner.com.au ]OPINION examiner.com.au/opinion/ INSIGHT POPE’S VIEW Here’s the best way to fix wage growth and get a raise

ROSS GITTINS

T’S been a month since Philip Lowe urged workers to rise up. That was quite the surprise given that governors of the Reserve Bank are, well, reserved. They Unfettered markets Iaren't known for urging capitalists to splash the cash. Nor do they make a habit of telling workers to ask for pay rises. But the fact is the slices of the money pie are now being shared very differently. Wage are being left behind growth in Australia is at record lows, while the employers' share of profit as a percent- ’M A great believer in the pendulum rules and regulations. The unions had too some combination of market forces and age of gross domestic product is nearly theory of history: trends in human much power and were abusing it, always on government management, is devilishly hard at record highs. And that share is likely to activity go on and on until they reach an strike until they got their way. to find. Much easier and more satisfying to increase when the removal of penalty rates unacceptable extreme, and then one day The answer was to “privatise” most of the champion one extreme or the other. hits. This is in the context of Australians Ithey turn and start going back the way they nationalised industries and get the unions For almost 40 years in the English-speak- battling record house prices. came. That's certainly the way fashions in back in their box. This new trend of priva- ing economies, both sides of politics have A few days after Lowe urged workers to re- economics and government policy work. tisation and deregulation – also pushed by accepted than businesses and individuals volt, he was joined by Bank of England chief Consider the story since the end of World Ronald Reagan – has been copied in many should be allowed to go about their affairs economist Andy Haldane, who went one War II, using Britain as our guide. There developed economies, not least here. with as little restriction as possible. But step further in explaining why wage growth was a great reforming spirit after the war, By the early 1980s, our economy wasn't now, both sides are stepping back from in Britain had stalled. He said a period of andmuchthatneededfixing.Theeconomy working all that well. In a world of floating that attitude, doing so under pressure from “divide and conquer” had left workers less wasn't working well and ordinary people – currencies, we were still trying to fix our voters increasingly unhappy about the state able to bargain for higher wages. “There is who'd done their duty so selflessly during exchange rate, battling speculators who of the economy. power in numbers. A workforce that is more the war – weren't getting a fair share of the always won. Our banks were a joke, never You can see it overseas in the popularity of easily divided than in the past may find itself rewards. So the Brits set about installing the able to lend enough for a home loan. We'd Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn, and the more easily conquered. In other words, a welfare state – comprehensive social secu- been trying to cut ourselves off from the anti-establishment revolts in the Brexit vote world of divisible work may reduce workers' rity payments and a national health service world with high barriers against imports, but and the election of Donald Trump. wage-bargaining power.” in which most doctors became government been left with an economy that was highly Here, you see it in Malcolm Turnbull's He means a world where we don't have employees – and “nationalising” many inflation-prone, with much higher unem- reaction to the failed reform of the national collective agreements because not enough troublesome but important industries. ployment to boot. Paul Keating and Bob electricity market and his willingness to im- of us are in unions. Record low union This new trend of nationalisation was Hawke set about modernising the economy, pose export restrictions on gas companies. membership makes it hard to get those pay copied in other countries including, to opening it up to a rapidly globalising world. I reckon there's a lot more government rises. It's hard enough to ask for a pay rise, an extent, Oz. But as the years rolled by it You've detected history's pendulum at assertiveness to come. You don't fancy a let alone all filing one by one into the offices became clear that Britain's economy wasn't work, I trust. Look at it over the decades lifetime of precarious employment in the of our bosses. No wonder this government is working well. Eventually, a new Boudica and you see the fashion in management of “gig economy” for yourself or your kids? all about undoing unions. rose up, Maggie Thatcher, to set things right. the economy swinging from one extreme Don't worry, before long governments will Those government policies that which The problem was obvious: too much of to the other. Why does it swing so far? legislate to protect employees rights at work value the needs of business over the needs the economy owned and run by the govern- Because the truth – the happy medium – is –justastheyusedtointheolddays. of workers will have a damaging effect on ment and all those civil servants. Too many somewhere in the middle but, because it's RossGittinsisaFairfaxeconomicseditor. our nation and they must be undone. Fine to support business. But business needs customers with money. Those customers are CONNECT WITH US workers with less to spend than ever before. The governor of the Reserve Bank wants ONLINE EMAIL PHONE VISIT/POST you to have a pay rise and there's only one Find us on the web Send your letter to: Call us: 113 Cimitiere Street, Launceston way to achieve that. Join a union. examiner.com.au [email protected] (03) 6336 7111 PO Box 99, Launceston, 7249 Jenna Price is an academic at UTS Sydney. examiner.com.au Wednesday July 19, 2017 THE EXAMINER 15 ]OPINION examiner.com.au/opinion/ EDITORIAL Designismorethanjustbricksandmortar HE empires of the future are the design once it’s built. That’s the reality. education in the heart of our city are near empires of the mind. We do need to ensure that the design limitless. With those words, a master complements and engages with our city. The buildings alone will ignite conversa- wordsmith Winston Churchill This doesn’t mean it should be like every tions about education that perhaps not have Timplied that the power would not be with other building, but work alongside what we taken place without a physical reminder. those who owned land, but those who already have. Most importantly it should This is in stark contrast to the Newnham owned the ideas. look to the future. campus that is uninviting to the community Treasurer Peter Gutwein reminded those According to Mr Gutwein, this develop- due to design and location. The advantage of attending the launch of University of Tasma- ment will be the largest construction project the new design is that connection with the nia’s Inveresk master plan of this quote. in Northern Tasmania’s history. community. According to the master plan, It should be very clear that this is a master Yes, the 400 direct and thousands of this will be achieved through communi- plan. It’s a draft and is now open to public indirect jobs during construction will be a ty-minded design and launching Launces- comment. huge boost for Launceston and surrounds. ton as a university city. Plans and change of this scale will attract However, the plan is a lot more than just Let’s have a constructive conversation positive and negative comments. bricks and mortar. around design. But let’s not lose sight of the The comments will question design and The most important aspect of this devel- bigger picture. practicality and others will have questions opment is what happens within the walls The opportunity this development has to or comments surrounding the “why” of the and the effect this will have on the future of improve our educational outcomes and the project. our region and Tasmania. domino effect this would have on the future Not everyone will be happy with the final The opportunities that exist by putting of our region is an exciting unknown. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR YOUR SAY

NE RAIL LINE SOLUTION RELIGIOUS BELIEFS I HAVE been reading with interest the WELL SAID EdTuleja (The Examiner, views of those who either want to turn the July 5). North-East rail line into a rail trail for cyclists As an atheist, I find it frustrating that so or a working tourist railway. I have to ask, much money is poured into religion-based why can’t a compromise be reached? institutions. Would Santa Claus, the Easter I can understand the railway enthusiasts bunny and the tooth fairy ever be acknowl- wanting a decent length of line to run their edged to the same extent? engines and rolling stock on. I am also annoyed that important deci- Steam engines are impressive beasts sions, which need to be made for the ben- and they should be kept operating, but to efit of society, are continually hamstrung maintain the whole North-East line would mainly by those with religious beliefs. be a huge expense. How about keeping the Val Clarke, Kings Meadows. section from Launceston to Lilydale as a tourist railway? LGH THANKYOU It would be a manageable length, able to A FEW days ago my husband was admit- be maintained, at least partly, by rail enthu- ted to the emergency department of the siasts, and would bring tourists to Lilydale. Launceston General Hospital. All or parts of the rest could then be The compassion and care shown by all turned into a rail trail. It is still quite a long staff there was excellent, despite a full distance and would be quite worthwhile for Malcolm McCulloch asks "Why not both?" when it comes to the North-East railway line waiting room. Special thank you to Dr any cyclist to ride. debate. Brian Herman and his team, we are so very Malcolm McCulloch, Pipers River. lucky to have such skill available to us. ity. council so long to implement this rule? Dogs Also a big thank you to the police officer AUSTRALIAN VALUES They are: partnership, education and at sports grounds is a terrific idea. You have who parked my car, which had been PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull talks learning, participation, critical thinking, the so called masters that believe that their abandoned in Charles Street. a lot about values, but he will have to do a reflection, considering the whole system, dogs are so well trained, they don't need to We have a great deal to be proud and great deal better to convince me that he has and envisioning a brighter future. be on a lead as council policy requires. thankful of in Launceston. any idea at all of what values Australians Sustainability is not black and white, not Don't believe me? Go to the City Park, go D. Black, Dilston. really do hold dear. either jobs or the environment. to any beach where on a lead is required. To take just one example, the Liberal Party It is not about devolving an issue into Dogs being allowed at these places the TELEVISION grovelling to the rich in private and in busi- the oh so tempting “I am right” and “you council are suggesting is ridiculous. What ANNE Brelsford (The Examiner,July10) ness, taken alongside their constant bashing are wrong” scenario. We are all right and about sports bags of participants around the should be well assured that she is not of the ordinary Australian trying to make we are all wrong in regards the issue of perimeter? alone in being appalled at the tasteless vul- a go of raising a family, speaks volumes of salmon farming in Tasmania. Sustainability Do pups, dogs urinate against an obstacle garity of the Yummy Mummies program. their failure to understand the concept of is complex and in the real world, it is a like tyres, sports bags goal posts flag poles Sadly, this is typical of contemporary fairness. process with steps forward and steps back. and so on? television when it tries to break free from Tax cuts to the wealthy, pay cuts to the Tasmanians have already experienced the Don't they excrete (poop) whenever they endlessly repetitive commercials and ordinary Australian? And let's not even get inevitable future that the current kind of have to? programs. started on the robo-debt persecution of public opposition debate brings. Please, don't tell me all dog owners will Once upon a time people who worked in vulnerable Aussies who are already doing We are better than that. What remains is clean up after they have dropped their programming were professional and took it tough. None of that sits well with me, to consider all of these seven principles and lunch. They won’t and don't. pride in their work. whoever else it impresses. ask yourself how you can contribute to a Lovely to have people, and especially Those days have clearly gone. Quality has Anne Brelsford, Legana. truly sustainable salmon industry. children wandering around in the minefield given way to a galaxy of sloppy timing: Fiona Ewing, Snug. of whoopsie. Well done City of Launceston news programs are turning into pop SUSTAINABILITY council, fantastic outcome. music-promoting gigs and exaggerated SUSTAINABILITY academics recognise DOGS AT SPORTS GROUNDS Steve Rogers, South Launceston. sports reporting at times when those likely seven principles underpinning sustainabil- WHY HAS it taken City of Launceston to be interested are at work or on their way to work. This is an example of pointless transmis- sion. We would all be better off with fewer FACEBOOK TWITTER INSTAGRAM GUIDELINES: Preference is given to emailed letters of 150 words or less. Submissions must include the name and address of the author channels and better content. Find us at Follow us at Search for and a daytime phone number for clarifications (only the author’s name Anne, you are not alone. facebook.com/ twitter.com/ instagram.com/ and suburb of residence are published). Letters may be edited for Len Langan, Longford. theexaminerlaunceston examineronline examineronline space, clarity or legal reasons and may be published on our website. 16 THE EXAMINER Wednesday July 19, 2017 examiner.com.au ]PEOPLE AND PLACES examiner.com.au/multimedia/photos

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More than $3500 was raised for the Fragile X Association of Australia at a high tea held in Launceston earlier this month at Hotel Grand Chancellor. July is Fragile X Awareness month. Pictures: Supplied Jennifer Houston, Anne Hart, Lynne Henty and Ross Hart, all of Launceston.

Kitty Stokes, of South Launceston, and Claire Aaron and Petina Grundy, of Deloraine. Kat Fitzallen, Claire Colgrave, Ruby Fitzallen, and Colgrave, of Sandhill. Harry Colgrave, all of Sandhill.

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MARKET Rio Tinto eyes lower end of iron ore target WA TCH RIO Tinto has pared back ter June quarter shipments expectations for its full- from its Pilbara iron ore THE DOLLAR year iron ore shipments operations slipped six per BUYING SELLING as ongoing maintenance cent from a year ago to 77.7 USD 0.812 0.745 work slows its ability to million tonnes because export the steel making in- of rail track maintenance GBP 0.622 0.569 gredient. work. EUR 0.709 0.645 The world’s second larg- Mr Prendergast said est iron ore exporter now the impact of rail mainte- JPY 92.11 83.65 expects 2017 iron ore ship- nance had been expected NZD 1.097 1.028 ments to be at the low end to be spread over several of its previous guidance of quarters, but seemed to be COMMODITIES between 330 and 340 mil- more skewed towards the lion tonnes. June quarter. CURRENT MOVE Shares in the company Production of iron ore Gold $US/o 1233.9 +5.32 skidded on the news, clos- was nearly steady in its sec- Oil 45.97 -0.51 ing down 98c, or 1.5 per ond quarter, down just one cent, to $64.94. per cent from a year ago to TOP10BYVALUE “Investors are factor- 79.8 million tonnes. $TRADED CLOSE ing in the lower guidance The mining giant had 295,810,784 81.40 for iron ore and coking already made a sluggish CBA coal and that seems to be start to the year, with first BHP Billiton 210,949,468 25.10 weighing on the stock,” quarter shipments and Morgans analyst Adrian production affected by bad Westpac Bank 208,207,937 30.77 Prendergast said. weather. Nat Aust Bank 177,352,846 29.40 “However, iron ore pric- Rio said its revised ship- es are stronger than people ments target took into con- ANZ Banking 141,733,041 28.30 sideration first half pro- predicted and that should Rio Tinto 125,308,384 64.94 be a driver for the compa- duction and further rail ny’s earnings.” maintenance in the second Fortescue Met 124,194,641 5.36 The revision comes af- half of the year. SLOWDOWN:Trucks at a RioTinto iron ore mine in the Pilbara. Picture: AAP Telstra 120,654,979 4.18

Macquarie Grp 110,244,290 86.84 CIMIC pays CSL 105,846,175 128.36 KEY STOCKS out on lift RBA upbeat but LAST MOVE AMP 5.26 -.05 in profits ANZ 28.30 -.45 BHP Billiton 25.10 -.07 CONSTRUCTION and con- 81.40 -1.54 tract mining giant CIMIC CBA rate to stay put NAB 29.40 -.54 has rewarded shareholders with a 25 per cent increase News Corp 17.93 +.01 in dividends as revenue THE Reserve Bank of Aus- rate unchanged for an 11th of wage growth,” the min- “It’s a positive message Rio Tinto 64.94 -.98 growth in all of its core tralia is more upbeat about consecutive month in July. utes said. in today’s statement but in Telstra 4.18 -.04 businesses contributed to a the economy, but econo- But the RBA noted a Commonwealth Bank of our view it doesn’t mean a Westpac 30.77 -.52 22 per cent rise in half-year mists still expect no change broad-based global recov- Australia senior economist rate hike is forthcoming,” Woolworths 26.25 -.21 profit. to the cash rate in 2017. ery, and overseas central Gareth Aird said the min- he said. 29.57 -.71 The company involved An optimistic economic banks becoming more in- utes struck a more positive JP Morgan chief econo- Woodside Pet in major road projects assessment in the min- clined to raise rates in fu- tone than the statement mist Sally Auld agreed the WORLD MARKETS including Sydney’s West- utes of the RBA’s July policy ture. It was also pleased from RBA Governor Philip minutes were more opti- Connex and the widening meeting sparked a surge in with recent improvements Lowe when the bank an- mistic than Dr Lowe’s July 4 LAST MOVE of Melbourne’s CityLink the Australian dollar, which in the Australian jobs mar- nounced its rates decision statement, but said this has S&P/ASX200 5687.4 -68.10 made a net profit of $323 briefly surpassed 79 US ket, pointing to a fall in the on July 4, in which he re- happened previously. All Ords 5738.1 -62.70 million in the six months to cents for the first time since unemployment rate to a ferred to a mixed labour “This wouldn’t be the ASX200SPI 5696 +6.00 June30,upfrom$265mil- May 2015. four-year low of 5.5 per cent. market. first time there seems to Dow Jones 21,629.72 -8.02 have been a little discord- lion in the same period a A patchy housing mar- “Members noted that the But Mr Aird said the RBA NASDAQ 6314.431 +1.966 year ago. ket and an elevated level strength of recent labour was not expected to raise ance between these two S&P500 2459.14 -0.13 CIMIC increased its fully of underemployment were market data had removed the cash rate until well into forms of communication, NIKKEI225 19,999.91 -118.95 franked interim dividend among the reasons the RBA some of the downside 2018, considering weak in- so we would hesitate to read 7707.33 +7.76 by12cto60cashare. decided to leave the cash risk in the bank’s forecast flation and wages growth. too much into it,” she said. NZSE 50 HOROSCOPES with Alison Moroney AQUARIUS PISCES ARIES TAURUS GEMINI CANCER (Jan.20-Feb. 18) (Feb.19-Mar. 20) (March 21-April 19) (April 20-May 20) (May 21-June 20) (June 21-July 22) Aquarian natives will be You will easily gain a new There’s wonderful news There is healthy activity Tuesday, Wednesday, and The things you want to spending money on travel, perspective on life during coming your way for in your financial sector Thursday bring a union of achieve around the home legalities, education, or Tuesday, Wednesday, someone you love during during July 18-20. Benefits heart and mind for Gemini or with a property are advertising duringTuesday, andThursday that will July 18-20, which will in through a bonus, credit souls.You know where you important during July Wednesday, andThursday, be beneficial, when turn bring special events access and refunds want your life to go, and 18-20: this is because all of which is well spent. financial interests flourish. into your life. A trip away will give you greater you also know exactly how events then are tinged Your social life sparkles. A meeting of minds takes is on the cards. spending power. to get there. with the golden glow of place then. success.

LEO VIRGO LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN (July 23-Aug. 22) (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) (Oct. 23-Nov.21) (Nov.22-Dec. 21) (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Good fortune smiles Two minds seem to be as The plans ofTuesday, You will enjoy havens So many things fall into Tuesday, Wednesday, and on Leo natives during one, as harmony reigns in Wednesday, andThursday of peace away from the place duringTuesday, Thursday bring good Tuesday, Wednesday, your world duringTuesday, are well laid, enabling busy mainstream of life Wednesday, andThursday advice your way in relation andThursday, bringing Wednesday, andThursday. Libran individuals to enjoy during July 18-20.You for Sagittarian folk, to business activities, fabulous news.The You can expect financial a freedom of lifestyle that can only benefit from where family and living career interests, or life avenues of happiness all benefits from this spirit of may have been lacking for this atmosphere. conditions are concerned. direction, enabling you to lead to romance, good co-operation. some time. Your efforts are well ease any difficult situations luck, and children. rewarded. in your life. 18 THE EXAMINER Wednesday July 19, 2017 examiner.com.au COMICS

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ABC (CH 2, 20) SBS (CH 3, 30) SCTV (CH 6) NINE (CH 5) WIN (CH 8) 6.00 News Breakfast. (CC) 9.00 ABC 6.00 France 24 English News. (CC) 6.00 Sunrise. (CC) 6.00 Today. (CC) 6.00 Entertainment Tonight. (CC) News. (CC) 6.30 Al Jazeera English News. (CC) 9.00 The Morning Show. (PG, CC) 9.00 Today Extra. Presented by 6.30 Family Feud. (R, CC) 7.00 WIN’s 10.00 Q&A. (R, CC) 7.00 Tour De France: Daily Update. 11.30 Seven Morning News. (CC) David Campbell and Sonia All Australian News. (R, CC) 8.00 The 11.05 Restoration Man. (PG, R, CC) (CC) 8.10 Filipino News. 8.40 French 12.00 MOVIE Expecting Amish. AJ Kruger. (PG, CC) Bold And The Beautiful. (PG, R, CC) 12.00 ABC News At Noon. (CC) News. 9.30 Greek News. 10.30 German Michalka, Jesse McCartney. 11.30 Morning News. (CC) 8.30 Studio 10. (PG, CC) 11.00 The Talk. 1.00 Joanna Lumley’s India. News. 11.00 Spanish News. 12.00 An Amish girl goes to 12.00 The Ellen DeGeneres Show. (PG, CC) (PG, R, CC) Arabic News. 12.30 Turkish News. Hollywood. (2014, PGas, R, CC) Variety show. (PG, R, CC) 12.00 Dr Phil. (PGal, CC) 2.00 Redfern Now. (Madlv, R, CC) 1.00 Cycling. Tour de France. Stage 16. 2.00 The Daily Edition. The hottest 1.00 Australian Ninja Warrior. 1.00 MasterChef Australia. (R, CC) 2.55 Poh’s Kitchen On The Road. Replay. (CC) 3.00 Baisikeli. (R,CC) issues from the day’s news. (CC) Australians tackle an obstacle 2.00 Offspring. (PGls, R, CC) (R, CC) 3.30 Insight. (R, CC) 3.00 The Chase. Hosted by Bradley course. (PG, R, CC) 3.00 Judge Judy. (PG, CC) 3.30 My 3.25 Eggheads. (R, CC) 4.30 David Rocco’s Amalfi Getaway. Walsh. (CC) 3.00 News Now. (CC) Market Kitchen. (CC) 4.00 Everyday 4.00 Antiques Roadshow. (R, CC) (R, CC) 4.00 Seven News At 4. (CC) 4.00 Afternoon News. (CC) Gourmet With Justine Schofield. (CC) 5.00 ABC News: Early Edition. (CC) 5.00 Cycling. Tour de France. 5.00 The Chase Australia. Hosted by 5.00 Millionaire Hot Seat. Hosted by 4.30 The Bold And The Beautiful. (PG, 5.30 The Drum. (CC) Stage 16. Highlights. (CC) Andrew O’Keefe. (CC) Eddie McGuire. (CC) CC) 5.00 TEN Eyewitness News. (CC)

6.00 The Checkout: Snack Size. 6.00 River Cottage Australia. 6.00 Southern Cross News. (CC) 6.00 Nine News. (CC) 6.00 WIN News. (CC) (PG, R, CC) The local Country Women’s 7.00 Home And Away. Coco is 7.00 A Current Affair. (CC) 6.30 The Project. Join the hosts for 6.10 Restoration Man. (PG, R, CC) Association ladies have a big job caught in the Astoni family 7.30 Britain’s Got Talent. Hopeful a look at the day’s news, events 7.00 ABC News. (CC) for Paul, and there might be a crossfire. (PGd, CC) stars take to the stage in a and hot topics. (CC) 7.30 7.30. Presented by Leigh Sales. sweet reward in return. (CC) 7.30 Border Security: Australia’s series of live shows in a bid to 7.30 MasterChef Australia. (CC) 6.30 SBS World News. (CC) Front Line. Authorities execute impress the judges. (PG, CC) The pressure is on as the top 8.00 QI. (Ml, R, CC) 7.35 Flying Scotsman With Robson a pre-dawn raid on a north 9.15 Britain’s Got Talent Best And four contestants compete in a 8.30 Shaun Micallef’s MAD AS Green. Robson Green helps Queensland farm house as they Worst. Hosts Ant and Dec count service challenge. (PG, CC) HELL. Host Shaun Micallef and rebuild the Flying Scotsman, search for illegal immigrants. down their all time favourite 8.45 Offspring. Nina discovers a think tank of pundits present one of the most famous steam (PG, CC) moments from the past ten Harry’s ex-girlfriend Georgie has a round-up of important news engines in the world. (R, CC) 8.00 The Force: Behind The Line. seasons of Britain’s Got Talent. unexpectedly returned to town. stories of the week. (M, CC) 8.30 Cycling. Tour de France. Officers execute a search (PG, CC) (Mls, CC) 9.00 Utopia. Series return. Jim and Stage 17. La Mure to Serre warrant on a premises where 10.15 Chicago Med. Dr Manning 9.45 NCIS: Los Angeles. The team Rhonda force Tony to step in Chevalier. 183km mountain drugs are being sold. A dog is tends to a young cancer patient continues their mission to and save a flawed government stage. From France. Hosted left to fend for itself for several and struggles to inform the apprehend a high-value target scheme. (Mls, CC) by Mike Tomalaris, with weeks by its owners. (PG, CC) parents of her dire condition. in Syria. (Mv, R, CC) 9.30 Growing Up Gracefully: commentary and reports from 8.30 Criminal Minds. The team (Mam, CC) 10.45 Hawaii Five-0. While Danny Looking Your Best. New Series. Robbie McEwan, Matthew investigates after a mysterious 12.10 The Closer. After a psychiatrist chaperones Grace’s winter Sisters Hannah and Eliza Reilly Keenan and David McKenzie. man arrives in town claiming involved in the trial of a new formal, terrorists seize the set out to road test advice for (CC) to be Dr Tara Lewis’ brother. drug is found murdered, Brenda venue and hold everyone women from the past and the 2.00 MOVIE Forever Enthralled. (Mav, CC) and the team investigate. hostage. (Mv,R,CC) present. (Mls, CC) Leon Lai, Ziyi Zhang, Honglei 10.30 Autopsy USA: Rodney King. (M, R, CC) 11.30 WIN’s All Australian News. (CC) 10.00 Sammy J’s Democratic Party. Sun. During the ’30s, a Takes a look at the death of 1.00 Anger Management. Charlie 12.30 The Project. Join the hosts for Final. (CC) performer overcomes prejudice Rodney King, who was found by marries Sasha. (Ms, R, CC) a look at the day’s news, events 10.10 Luke Warm Sex: Getting to become China’s greatest his fiancée face down in his own 1.30 Postcards. Bec takes a look at and hot topics. (R, CC) Intimate With Intimacy. opera star. (2008, PG, R, CC) swimming pool. (MA15+adv, CC) the Jackalope. (PG, R, CC) 1.30 The Late Show With Stephen (Mals, R, CC) 4.30 Food Lovers’ Guide To 11.30 Motive. Series return. (Msv, CC) 2.00 Extra. Entertainment news Colbert. Comedian Stephen 10.40 Lateline. (R, CC) Australia. Maeve O’Meara 12.30 Bates Motel. Norman plans a program. (CC) Colbert interviews a variety of 11.10 The Business. (R, CC) and Joanna Savill meet chef special event for his mother. 2.30 Global Shop. Home shopping. guests from the worlds of film, 11.25 Four Corners. (R, CC) Romano Rotelli from the (Mav, CC) 3.00 Skippy The Bush Kangaroo. politics, business and music. 12.15 Media Watch. (PG, R, CC) Pensiero Restaurant. (R, CC) 1.30 The Real Seachange. (R, CC) A group of water skiers is (PG, CC) 12.30 Australians Of The Year: In 5.00 CGTN English News. (CC) 2.00 Home Shopping. (R) sabotaged. (R) 2.30 Home Shopping. (R) Conversation. (R, CC) 1.30 Rage. 5.15 NHK World English News. 4.00 NBC Today. News and current 3.30 Good Morning America. News 4.30 CBS This Morning. Morning (MA15+adhlnsv) 3.50 QI. (Ml, R, CC) News from Japan. (CC) affairs. (CC) and talk show. (CC) talk show. Hosted by Charlie 4.20 Murder, She Wrote. (PG, R, CC) 5.30 Deutsche Welle English News. 5.00 Seven Early News. (CC) 5.00 News Early Edition. (CC) Rose, Gayle King and Norah 5.10 The Bill. (PG, R, CC) News from Berlin. (CC) 5.30 Sunrise. (CC) 5.30 Today. (CC) O’Donnell. (CC)

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ABC ME (CH 23) NITV (CH 34) 7MATE (CH 60) 9GO! (CH 53) ELEVEN (CH 82) 6.00 Children’s Programs. 7.50 6.00 Morning Programs. 9.15 Aussie 6.00 Home Shopping. 6.30 Hook, 6.00 Children’s Programs. 11.00 6.00 Toasted TV. 6.05 My Little Pony. The Penguins Of Madagascar. 8.15 Bush Tales. 9.30 Mugu Kids. 10.00 Line And Sinker. (PG) 7.00 Mark Berg’s Friends. (PG) 12.00 Dawson’s Creek. 6.30 Mia And Me. 7.05 Pokémon. 7.35 Grojband. 8.35 Prisoner Zero. (PG) The Point. 10.30 The Other Side. 11.00 Fishing Addiction. (PG) 8.00 Big Angry (PG) 1.00 The Crew. (PG) 2.00 Yu-Gi- Dofus. 8.00 Totally Wild. (C) 8.35 9.10 Stand And Deliver. 9.25 Teenage UnderExposed. 12.00 Football. NEAFL. Fish. (PG) 9.00 Motor Racing. Outlaw Oh! Arc-V. (PG) 2.30 Clarence. (PG) Transformers. 9.00 Super Wings. 9.30 Mutant Ninja Turtles. (PG) 10.35 1.30 I Live, I Breathe, I Surf. (PG) 2.30 Nitro Funny Cars. Replay. 10.00 Search 3.00 Pokémon The Series: Sun & Crocamole. (P) 10.00 Dr Quinn. (PG) Detentionaire. 11.45 Life With Boys. Our Stories. (PG) 3.00 Aussie Bush For Lost Giants. (PG) 11.00 Starsky & Moon. 3.30 Nexo Knights. (PG) 4.05 11.00 JAG. (PG) 12.00 Judging Amy. 12.05 The Next Step. 12.30 Odd Squad. Tales. 3.15 Tales Of Tatonka. 3.30 Cities Hutch. (PG) 12.00 Wipeout USA. (PG) Batman: The Brave And The Bold. (PG) (M) 1.00 WIN News. 2.00 The Bachelor 3.05 SheZow. 3.30 The Penguins Of Of Gold. (PG) 4.00 Kagagi. (PG) 4.30 1.00 SlideShow. (PG) 2.00 Restoration 4.30 Tom And Jerry Tales. 5.00 Ben 10: Aust. (PG) 3.05 King Of Queens. (PG) Madagascar. 4.00 Ice Stars. 4.30 Double Trouble. 5.00 Kriol Kitchen. Garage. (PG) 3.00 American Pickers. Ultimate Alien. (PG) 5.30 Teen Titans 4.00 Malcolm In The Middle. (PG) 4.30 Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong! 5.00 So 5.30 Tangaroa. 6.00 Our Stories. (PG) 4.00 Pawn Stars. (PG) 4.30 What Go! (PG) 6.00 Regular Show. (PG) 6.30 Raymond. (PG) 5.30 Frasier. (PG) 6.00 Awkward. 6.10 Teenage Mutant Ninja (PG) 6.30 Uluit: Champions Of The Went Down. (PG) 5.00 Grilled. (PG) Adventure Time. (PG) 7.00 The Middle. Family Feud. 6.30 Neighbours. 7.00 Turtles. (PG) 6.30 Gortimer Gibbon’s North. (PG) 7.00 Our Stories. (PG) 7.20 6.00 American Pickers. (PG) 7.00 Pawn (PG) 7.30 RBT. (PG) 8.00 Police Ten 7. Acropolis Now. (PG) 7.30 How I Met Life On Normal Street. 7.00 Horrible Custodians. 7.25 NITV News. 7.30 Stars. (PG) 7.30 Tattoo Nightmares. (M) (M) 8.30 MOVIE Lethal Weapon. (1987, Your Mother. (PG) 8.00 The Simpsons. Histories. 7.30 Deadly 60. 8.05 The Designing Africa. 8.00 Fish Listeners 8.30 Ink Master. Series return. (M) Mlvd, CC) 10.45 Best Ink. (M) 11.45 (PG) 9.00 Futurama. (PG) 9.30 Pacific Adventures Of Merlin. (PG) 8.50 Of Setiu Lagoons. 9.00 The Point. 10.30 MOVIE Underworld. (2003, Sonic Boom. (PG) 12.00 South Beach Heat. (M) 10.00 Bob’s Burgers. (PG) Adventure Time. 9.15 Total Drama: 9.30 Over The Black Dot. 10.00 Aluna. MA15+v) 1.00 ScreenPLAY. (MA15+) Tow. (M) 12.30 Adventure Time. (PG) 10.30 SonOfZorn.(M)11.00 Duckman. Pahkitew Island. 9.35 Rage. (PG) 10.35 (PG) 11.30 Over The Black Dot. 12.00 1.30 Tattoo Nightmares. (M) 2.00 1.00 Regular Show. (PG) 1.30 Children’s (M) 11.30 James Corden. (M) 12.30 Late Close. 5.00 Arthur. 5.45 SheZow. Volumz. (PG) Shopping. 4.00 Ink Master. (M) Programs. Programs.

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REGIONAL OUTLOOK CURRIE WHITEMARK YESTERDAY WARNINGS were current at 5pm yesterday. Location Max** Min Rain* Today Today **MaxTemp to 3pm *Rainfall 24 hours to 9am www.bom.gov.au/tas/warnings 1300 659 216 13ºC 13ºC TASMANIA Burnie Airport 14 10 19 Tomorrow Tomorrow Cressy 12 6 9 Showers, mainly about western, central and 7/12ºC 6/12ºC southern areas. Snow lowering to around 500 Devonport 13 10 11 metres in the southwest late in the evening. Flinders Island 15 7 0 Fresh and gusty south to southwesterly winds. BURNIE Hobart 13 4 0.6 LAUNCESTON Today DEVONPORT King Island 14 10 6 Partly cloudy. Patchy morning fog. Slight (20%) 13ºC Launceston 13 8 11 Today Scottsdale 11 7 7 chance of a shower. Light winds becoming Tomorrow 13ºC southerly 15 to 20 km/h in the middle of the SMITHTON 4/12ºC SCOTTSDALE Sheffield 10 7 35 Tomorrow Smithton 13 9 12 day then becoming light in the early afternoon. Today 2/12ºC º Today St Helens 14 6 0.4 BURNIE 12 C 12ºC Partly cloudy. Slight (30%) chance of a shower Strahan 12 7 3 Tomorrow Tomorrow in the evening. Winds southerly 20 to 25 km/h º 2/12C º THE TIDES tending southwesterly 25 to 35 km/h early in 1/11C the morning then tending westerly 30 to 35 SHEFFIELD LAUNCESTON km/h in the evening. High 8:13am 4.1m 8:34pm 4.3m Today Low 2:17am 0.9m 2:36pm 0.9m DEVONPORT 11 ºC ST HELENS TOMORROW Partly cloudy. Slight (20%) chance of a shower Tomorrow High 9:02am 4.1m 9:21pm 4.3m in the evening. Light winds becoming south- 1/10ºC LAUNCESTON Today Low 3:07am 0.9m 3:27pm 1.0m westerly 20 to 30 km/h in the morning then 13ºC BURNIE turning west to northwesterly 25 to 30 km/h in Today º Tomorrow High 6:48am 3.2m 6:58pm 3.4m 13 C º the evening. 2/12C Low 12:45am 0.7m 1:02pm 0.9m FAR NORTHWEST COASTAL WATERS Tomorrow TOMORROW º Winds: Southerly 20 to 30 knots tending south- -1/11C CAMPBELL TOWN High 7:45am 3.2m 7:50pm 3.4m westerly 25 to 30 knots in the middle of the Low 1:37am 0.6m 1:59pm 1.0m day. Seas: 1 to 1.5 metres, increasing to 2 to 3 Today 11 ºC DEVONPORT metres during the morning. Swell: Southwest- High 6:40am 3.2m 6:51pm 3.5m STRAHAN Tomorrow Low 12:38am 0.7m 12:55pm 0.9m erly 2 to 3 metres, increasing to 2 to 4 metres º offshore during the morning. Weather: Partly Today -2/9C TOMORROW cloudy. 90% chance of showers. 11 ºC High 7:36am 3.3m 7:44pm 3.5m Low 1:30am 0.6m 1:51pm 1.0m CENTRAL NORTH COASTAL WATERS Tomorrow HOBART Winds: Westerly 15 to 20 knots turning south- 4/11ºC Today westerly 15 to 25 knots before dawn. Winds º reaching up to 30 knots during the day. Seas: 1 11 C LAUNCESTON to 2 metres, increasing to 2 to 3 metres around www.bom.gov.au Tomorrow 2/11ºC Sun protection generally not midday. Swell: Westerly to 1 metre, reaching © Commonwealth of Australia 2017 recommended 1.5 metres offshore during the afternoon. July 19, 2017 Weather: Mostly sunny. 70% chance of show- BURNIE Sun protection generally not ers offshore, 30% chance elsewhere. recommended

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Index Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Funeral Notices In Memoriam Adult Services...... 24 WATTS Birthdays...... 21 KEMSLEY OLIVER Caravans and Motor Homes...... 22 BEST Leila Dixon Albert ''Mousie'' Lorna Coralie June Death Notices...... 21 (nee Thomson) I have such sadness A memorial service for For Sale...... 21-22 Passed away 09/09/1913 - at losing you Dad. the life of Mrs Lorna Funeral Notices...... 21 peacefully in her 78th 16/07/2017 Have many memories Oliver will be held at In Memoriam...... 21 year. Loved wife for of our life together as the Burnie Baptist CLAYTON 51 years of David. Passed away Livestock...... 22 father and daughter. I Church, Mount Street, Gerald Spencer Dearly loved mum of peacefully in Wishart Burnie, at 11.00 am Local Government...... 22 am grateful for all you WOOLLEY Fiona, and Belinda. QLD. gave. I thank you. on TUESDAY, July 25, Four years ago today Motor Vehicles...... 21 Loved mother-in-law Dearly loved wife of Dale (Lucky) 2017. Relatives and I had to say goodbye Pets and Pet Care...... 22 of Paul, and Scott. Garnett (deceased). Always in my heart A special friend who friends are to my best friend, it Positions Vacant...... 24 Adored nan of Kaylene. will be sadly missed. respectfully invited to definately doesn't get Morgan, Demi, Reilly, Loved mother and Public Notices...... 23-24 attend. any easier as time Toby, and Matilda. mother-in-law of In our memories Many happy times goes on without you. Real Estate...... 22 Friend of Hayden. Graeme and forever Pop shared together. Private Interment. I will alway cherish Tenders...... 24 Margaret. Love always your Our deepest our friendship and the A wonderful wife, Wanted To Buy...... 24 Loved nanna of grand and great- sympathy to Josie special times we Work Wanted...... 24 mother and nan. Rachel and Fergus, and family. shared together. Forever in our hearts. grandchildren. xx Vaughan and Emma Ron, Heather, Karen, Rest in peace mate, and great nanna of Tammy, Scott love always and Daughter of the late Georgia, Chloe, Eliza, WATTS and family. forever. Abe and Isabella. Ivy May and William Albert Wag, Ally and Taury. Henry Watson. Sister Now sleeping (Mousey) and sister-in-law of peacefully after Fond memories of my PORTER Laura and Bill (dec.), 103 well lived years. Loved brother of camping and Richard (dec.) and Lynette David, sister-in-law of shooting buddy. Coral, Dorothy and Family and friends are Connect with Frank (both dec.), Dawn, uncle of Teela Jethro, your friendship will be warmly invited to Lloyd and Lorraine, PORTER and Tyron attend the funeral Classifieds Allison and Alan (both Lynette (deceased). always treasured. service for Mrs Lyn dec.), Tony (dec.) and Kazza. Loved sister-in-law of Porter to be held at St Place a Classifieds ad Helen, Timothy (dec.) Rest in peace. Francis Xavier 188 and Cheryl. Loved Elaine and Ray. Much Weld Street, 1300 306 222 adored aunty of Reunited with Jean. [email protected] auntie to all her nieces Beaconsfield, on GARTSIDE and nephews. Vanessa, Amanda WOOLLEY Monday July 24, examiner.com.au and Anja. Dale (Lucky) commencing at John Francis Forever in our hearts. 1.00pm, followed by Print and online packages available An esteemed interment in the Deeply missed by all throughout Australia COSTIGAN Will be sadly missed WATTS committee member of Beaconsfield Lawn your family. Ongoing business advertising self service Stephen John by all who loved her. Albert The Scottsdale RSL Cemetery. Ex-servicemen A true family man. enquiries: [email protected] "Bones" Mousie, rest in peace Community Club. Emoji now available 6.10.1961 - 16.7.2017 old mate. My WATTS The committee and Passed away at Royal condolences to the Albert family. members wish to Melbourne Hospital express their following surgery. Dad, I have so much Bennett. condolences to Josie Birthdays Death Notices of you in my heart, Dearly beloved son of and Dale's family. THURLOW Jim (dec) and always and forever. R.I.P Ruth Lillian Margaret Costigan Jason, Belinda and WOOLLEY BARTLETT (Canberra). Loved Dale "Lucky" Family and friends are family. warmly invited to Marlene brother of Michael, It is with great Maria, Christopher sadness that we learn attend the funeral Loved sister of Leigh Funeral Notices and Tony (dec) and of Dale's passing. service for Mrs Ruth (dec), sister-in-law of their families. Please accept our Thurlow to be held at Zali Stevens Dianne. Aunt of Need help heartfelt condolences Lethborg Chapel 271 Vaughan, Andrew and Loved and loving and we hope that in a Hobart Rd Youngtown Love, Dad, Mum, Joel, Luke. BEST on Friday July 21, nephew and cousin of to find small way they help Coralie June Brogan, Mila, Alex and Always in our hearts. Lesley, Brenda and through these trying commencing at Annika. 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Notice of Application for Planning Scheme Amendment Section 38 of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act1993 APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING PERMITS JAYCO Amendment 37 proposes the following: Notice is given for the following applications: Planning Applications CAMPERS, POP TOPS 1. To insert the Resource Development use class (if for controlled CARAVANS & MOTORHOMES environmental agriculture) as a permitted use in Table 24.2 of the Light LOCATION: 40 Waubs Esplanade The following applications, under the Land Use Bicheno Industrial Zone and Table 25.2 of the General Industrial Zone of the Planning & Approvals Act 1993,maybe Freight free to Tas. inspected at the Council Offices, 13 Smith St, Nationwide pricing Launceston Interim Planning Scheme 2015; and PROPOSAL: Addition to buildings Longford, and online at www.northernmidlands Over 100 vans 2. To insert Controlled Environmental Agriculture as a sub-use class under DA17158 .tas.gov.au until 01-Aug-2017. Written in stock Resource Development in Table E6.1 of the Parking and Sustainable representations may be made during this time Worth the drive Transport Code with the text requirement for 1 car parking space per Documents are available for inspection on to the General Manager; mailed to PO Box 156, to Hobart employee and no requirement for bicycle parking. Council's website http://gsbc.tas.gov.au Longford 7301, delivered to Council offices or a KING CARAVANS /services-facilities/public-notices/, Triabunna pdf letter emailed to [email protected]. Documents can be inspected at our Customer Service Centre, Monday Council Office, Swansea Visitor Information Cnr Amy St & Main Rd to Friday from 8.30am to 5pm or on our website at onlineservice. Centre and the Bicheno Post Office during P17-178 - 873 Illawarra Road, Longford: Moonah Ph: 6232 2344 launceston.tas.gov.au until Monday 24 August 2017. normal office hours. Any person may make (CT 40413/1) - Signage x 3 (other signs) within Open 'til 2pm Sat. representation by letter or electronic mail scenic corridor www.kingcaravans. Written representations to the General Manager may be made during ([email protected]) addressed to the com.au this time for the planning amendment to PO Box 396, Launceston TAS 7250 General Manager. Des Jennings or by email to [email protected]. The full content of your Representations must be received no later than GENERAL MANAGER WANTED acheap submission may be included in the report (available for public access) if the 5.00pm on 1 August 2017. caravan. Consider application is presented at a Council meeting for consideration. It is therefore David Metcalf, General Manager anything. Please phone the responsibility of the author of the submission to ensure that what is 0409 432 257. written is factual, fair and reasonable and not defamatory against any person. Real Estate Please provide phone and/or email contact details with representations. For further information please call 03 6323 3000. PLANNING APPLICATIONS Notice is hereby given that applications have RURAL/BUSH RETREAT Development Applications Received been made for planning approval for the 3 b/r, e/s, brick, 204m2 In accordance with Section 57(3) of the Land Use Planning and following developments: home, 11.8 ha (30ac), 4 Approvals Act 1993, public notice is given for the following applications: Site: 93 Bentley Street bay garage, 6 bay ma- chinery shed, 10min to Site: 24 Deek Street, Youngtown BRIDPORT Riverside, established Applicant: Prime Design Proposal: Single Dwelling with house block with lawns Proposal: DA0143/2017 Residential – single dwelling; Relaxation of Building and gardens. $520,000 construction of a dwelling Envelope and Rear Phone 0418 300 663. Site: 63–65 Paringa Avenue, Newnham Boundary Setback Standards Pets and Pet Care Applicant: Alzheimers Australia Tasmania Applicant: Mr A J Shedden Proposal: DA0267/2017 Education and Occasional Care – activity centre; construction of a garage (re-advertised) Site: 170 Westwood Street GOLDEN retriever BRIDPORT puppies for sale. 7 very Site: 1/81 Frankland Street, Launceston cute puppies, ready to Applicant: A Nommensen Proposal: Shed with Relaxation of collect last wk in July. Proposal: DA0274/2017 Visitor Accommodation Building Envelope and Pure bred but not – change of use to holiday unit Frontage Setback Standards registering. Vacc, m/c Applicant: Ms T L Hatton and vet checked, $1200 Site: 233A Charles Street, Launceston each. Ph. 6393 1991. Applicant: L Mills These applications and associated plans and Proposal: DA0288/2017 Business and Professional Services documents will be available for inspection at Livestock – office; construction of a free standing signage structure the Council Offices, 3 Ellenor Street, Scottsdale, including signs for multiple tenancies (re-advertised) during normal office hours for a period of Site: 215 Penquite Road, Norwood fourteen (14) days from the date of publication of this notice, during which time any person Horse Dentist Applicant: MN Green may make representations in relation to the Len Dixon, C.Eq.D Proposal: DA0303/2017 Residential – single dwelling; proposal by letter addressed to the General (Uni Melb.) construction of a garage and retaining walls Manager, Dorset Council. Ph. 0418 142 067. Site: 7 Cartiere Place, Newstead Tim Watson Applicant: ZA Bull GENERAL MANAGER Proposal: DA0321/2017 Residential – multiple dwellings; PUT THE construction of two dwellings Site: 100 Sanwae Drive, Swan Bay FREE TUESDAY Classifiedssifieds FEELS IN Applicant: JR Burrows Proposal: DA0332/2017 Residential – single dwelling; $ EMAIL TO: construction of a single dwelling and outbuilding Under 100 WITH [email protected] Plans and documents can be inspected at our Customer Service Centre, Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 5pm or on our website at Advertisements will only be accepted on this original coupon onlliine or onlineservice.launceston.tas.gov.au until Wednesday August 2, 2017. email to [email protected]. Maximum 3 ads per household per week. EMOJI Written representations to the General Manager may be made during Motor parts, pets, livestock, plants, produce will not be published unless giveaways. this time to PO Box 396, Launceston TAS 7250 or by email to contactus@ Kittens and mobile phones are not eligible for sale or giveaway in this column. NOW launceston.tas.gov.au. The full content of your submission may be included Not applicable for cottage industries or perceived small businesses. in the report (available for public access) if the application is presented at a Council meeting for consideration. It is therefore the responsibility of the NEW OFFER Free ads placed online can now include 1 image. Deadline for ads AVAILABLE author of the submission to ensure that what is written is factual, fair and with Image is 5pm Thursdays. *Published at The Examiner’s discretion. reasonable and not defamatory against any person. Please provide date time phone contact details with representations. 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DEPARTMENT of PRIMARY INDUSTRIES, PARKS, NOTICE TO INTENTION Administration and Probate Act 1935 WATER and ENVIRONMENT TO APPLY FOR A Form I LICENCE (KEEPING OF LAND TITLES OFFICE SEVERAL DOGS) NOTICE FOR CLAIMS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR LETTERS OF NEW CERTIFICATE OF TITLE Notice is hereby given Jacqueline Margaret Barrow late of 26 Bruny ADMINISTRATION that it is my intention to Island Main Road, Dennes Point, TAS 7150, Notice is hereby given that, after the expiration of fourteen NOTICE is given that the Recorder of Titles intends, after the expiration of apply to the Northern died on 19 February 2017, Retired Home Duties days from the publication hereof, application will be made fourteen days, to issue a new Certificate of Title pursuant to Section 35 of Midlands Council for a / Widow. to the Supreme Court of Tasmania in its Ecclesiastical licence for 6 smithfield the Land Titles Act 1980 to replace Certificate of Title Volume 17730 Folio Jurisdiction that Letters of Administration of the Estate of 153 in the name of ROGER ERNEST EMERY and LINDA EMERY to the and 1 border collie dog Creditors, next of kin and others having claims land situate in the City of LAUNCESTON which is declared to have been to be kept at my in respect of the property of the abovenamed RODNEY WAYNE MAXWELL BAILEY late of 780 Lilydale lost, mislaid or destroyed. premises situated at deceased, are required by the Executor Justin Road, Underwood in Tasmania,Retired Tailor/Single deceased Application No. M636419 876 Whitehills Road, Patrick McMullen, to send particulars to Justin intestate may be granted to AUDRY FAY BAILEY of Grenoch Evandale. McMullen Lawyer of Suite 2, 7 Bayfield St Home, Aged Care Tasmania, 7 East Barrack Street, Deloraine ALICE KAWA Any person residing or Rosny Park TAS 7018 or the Registrar of the in Tasmania Retired Housewife/Widowed, the mother of the Recorder of Titles Supreme Court of Tasmania by the 21st day of owning land within 200 said Deceased. August, 2017 after which date the Executor Inserted by: Legal Solutions Barrister & Solicitors Pty Ltd metres of the boundary DATED this 19th day of July 2017. (Solicitors for the Applicant) of the premises to may distribute the assets, having regard only to which the licence will the claims that he then has notice. RAE & PARTNERS relate may object to the Justin Patrick McMullen FORM 1 General manager Executor Per: against the granting of Dated: 12 July 2017 WILLIAM DOUGLAS EDWARDS Administration and Probate Act 1935 the licence within 14 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO days after the Solicitors for the Applicant TA5217387 APPLY FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION publication of this Notice is hereby given that, after the expiration of 14 days from the notice indicating the NOTICE FOR CLAIMS publication hereof, application will be made to the Supreme Court of reasons for objection. Tasmania in its Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction that letters of administration of Douglas Stevenson and the estate of NARELLE MAREE ARCHIE, late of 19 Cruttenden Street Ellie Grice, Applicant. Buckland in Tasmania deceased, intestate, may be granted to ROYCE VERNON ARCHIE, of 19 Cruttenden Street Buckland in Tasmania the husband of the said deceased. ROSS RODEO ASSOCIATION AGM Dated this 19th July 2017. Fri. 4th August, 7pm at DEPARTMENT of PRIMARY INDUSTRIES, PARKS, WATER BLISSENDEN LAWYERS Ross Community and ENVIRONMENT Solicitors for the Estate Sports Club. Enq. 0474 450 555. Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995 PAMELA LAURA SUTCLIFFE Sustainable Timber Tasmania late of 2/165 Peel Street West, Summerhill in Tasmania, Driver, PUBLIC NOTICE - DATES OF CLOSING OF STATE WATERS Divorced, Deceased. Creditors, OF THE COMMERCIAL BLACKLIP ABALONE FISHERY EAST next of kin and others having THREE YEAR WOOD claims in respect of the property OF THE FURNEAUX GROUP OF ISLANDS or estate of the deceased, PAMELA LAURA SUTCLIFFE PRODUCTION PLAN Rule 9 of the Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009 who died between the 18th day of June 2016 and the Pursuant to the powers under the Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009 (“the 21st day of June 2016 are Rules”) that were delegated to the Director (Marine Resources) on 19 required by the Administrator, TASMANIAN PERPETUAL August 2015 by the Minister acting pursuant to section 20(1) of the Living TRUSTEES LIMITED of Level Marine Resources Management Act 1995 (“the Act”): 2 137 Harrington Street, Hobart in Tasmania, to send particulars 1. under rule 9(1) of the Rules I determine that the dates of closing of to the said Company by the Sustainable Timber Tasmania’s annual update of its Three 19th day of August 2017, after State waters of the commercial abalone fishery in State waters east which date the Administrator Year Wood Production Plan is now available. This plan informs of the Furneaux Group of islands to the take of blacklip abalone may distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which stakeholders of planned operations on Permanent Timber (Haliotis rubra) are as follows: it then has notice. Production Zone land in 2017/18 to 2019/20, and also guides from 19 July 2017 to 31 December 2017 inclusive; and Dated this 19 July 2017 MIKALA DAVIES Sustainable Timber Tasmania’s more detailed operational planning 2. under rule 9(3) of the Rules I also determine that, for the period TRUST ADMINISTRATOR and scheduling. specified in this notice, if the holder of a fishing licence (abalone dive) PH: (03) 6348 1116 on a fishing trip takes blacklip abalone (Haliotis rubra) in State waters JOYCE LEAH LEEDHAM late of Campbell Town Nursing Home/ The Three Year Wood Production Plan • Identify if stakeholders have specific outside the area specified in this notice then the area specified in this District Hospital, 70 High Street, is a key part of Sustainable Timber concerns in relation to proposed notice is closed to the activities of entering the water by swimming Campbell Town in Tasmania, Retired Librarian/Home Duties, Tasmania’s commitment to engaging with operations on any particular coupes or diving; Single, Deceased. Creditors, next stakeholders to inform decision making and want to be informed about future of kin and others having claims where “State waters east of the Furneaux Group of islands” is andtoresponsiblyandprofessionally operations on those coupes in respect of the property or defined to mean:- those State waters within an area bounded in the east estate of the deceased, JOYCE managing Tasmania’s public production LEAH LEEDHAM who died • Identify any issues that might need by the line of longitude at 148º 35’ 36.2” East, and bounded in the west forests for the long term. on the 6th day of June 2017 to be taken into account in detailed by an imaginary line commencing at the point latitude 40º 38’ 02.92” are required by the Executor, ThePlanidentifiestheparticularcoupes planning and decision making related South and longitude 148º 10’ 49.31” East then running due north to the TASMANIAN PERPETUAL on Permanent Timber Production Zone to specific coupes TRUSTEES LIMITED of Level line of high water at South Head on Clarke Island then following the line of 2 137 Harrington Street, Hobart land that Sustainable Timber Tasmania Stakeholders wanting more information or high water generally north-east to Seal Point then running generally east in Tasmania, to send particulars to intends to harvest over the next three the said Company by the 19th day wishing to register their interest in relation to Passage Point then following the line of high water generally east and of August 2017, after which date years and associated road building plans. to any particular coupes are encouraged north to Puncheon Point then running generally north to Pot Boil Point the Executor may distribute the to contact the Engagement Team as early assets, having regard only to the INTERACTIVE MAP VIEWER then following the line of high water generally north to the line of latitude claims of which it then has notice. as possible by: 39º 45’ 24.84” South and then running generally north- Dated this 19 July 2017 To make it easy for stakeholders to • Calling on 03 6235 8151 during east to the point of latitude 39º 35’ 39.29” South and longitude REBECCA SMITH identify the locations of these planned business hours TRUST ADMINISTRATOR coupes relative to their particular areas of 148º 04’ 52.60” East, and bounded in the north by the line of latitude at PH: (03) 6348 1124 interest, an interactive map is available on • Emailing [email protected] 39º 35’ 39.29” South, and bounded in the south by the line of latitude at RONALD EDWIN TAYLOR Sustainable Timber Tasmania’s website. • Mailing The Engagement Team, 40º 38’ 02.92” South. late of 22 Cornwall Street, Beaconsfield in Tasmania, Retired Sustainable Timber Tasmania, Any expression used in this public notice having a particular meaning Farmer/Timber Miller, Divorced, STAKEHOLDER INPUT Level 1, 99 Bathurst Street, Hobart, Deceased. Creditors, next of under the Act or the Rules has the same meaning in this public notice as kin and others having claims in Sustainable Timber Tasmania welcomes Tasmania, 7000 it has in the Act or the Rules. respect of the property or estate stakeholder input to inform its detailed of the deceased, RONALD operational planning and decision making. Robert Gott EDWIN TAYLOR who died DIRECTOR (MARINE RESOURCES) on the 31st day of May 2017 In particular, we are keen to: are required by the Executor, TASMANIAN PERPETUAL Dated: 12 July 2017 TRUSTEES LIMITED of Level More information at 2 137 Harrington Street, Hobart Information in Tasmania, to send particulars to sttas.com.au the said Company by the 19th day The commercial blacklip abalone fishery in State waters off the eastern of August 2017, after which date side of the Furneaux Group of islands is being closed from 19 July the Executor may distribute the assets, having regard only to the 2017 until 31 December 2017 as part of arrangements to control the claims of which it then has notice. total amount of blacklip abalone harvested in this area in the interest of Dated this 19 July 2017 resource sustainability. 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CYCLING Frenchman Romain Bardet Froome is used to begin- “I certainly feel as if a further five seconds back ning the final week of the I’m on an upward curve,” Bolton CHRIS Froome expects to be in third and former Sky rider race with a decent cushion Froome said. on his best form in the final Rigoberto Uran of Colombia to defend, but struggles in “I came in with the least pleased week of the Tour de France looking ominous in fourth. the Pyrenees saw him tem- amount of race days ever as he fights to hold on to the The race will head to- porarily surrender yellow coming into a Tour de yellow jersey in the closest wards the Alps after Mon- and left his rivals bunched France. I really do feel as if with form battle the race has seen. day’s rest day, with stages up behind him. I’m coming up and the last Just 29 seconds cover on Wednesday and Thurs- However, after taking few days have been evi- CRICKET the top four as Team Sky’s day potentially decisive be- a different approach to dence of that. Froome leads by 18 sec- fore Saturday’s time trial in his preparation this year, “Hopefully I’m on track UNHERALDED opener onds from Italian national Marseille. Froome believes he is just to be at my best in the last Nicole Bolton insists she’s Chris Froome champion Fabio Aru, with Three-time Tour winner about to peak. week.” happy to keep doing the hard yards and allow bat- ting superstars Meg Lan- ning and Ellyse Perry to grab the headlines. Lanning and Perry are both averaging more than Aussie aces pray for 100 coming in at three and four respectively during the Women’s World Cup with the tournament now at the knock-out stages. But the role of Bolton kind Open weather has been crucial in Aus- tralia’s impressive run to GOLF “But you don’t want to the semi-finals where they see anyone get the bad will play India on Thursday, AUSTRALIA’S golf aces are side of the draw. Guys who after beating South Africa sweating on the weather have worked towards this by 59 runs on Saturday. gods smiling on them after their whole lives get a bad The West Australian has all 11 British Open hopefuls side of the draw and get scored 337 runs at 56.16 were handed potentially kicked straight out of the in seven innings that have disastrous afternoon first- tournament. laid the foundations for six round tee times at Royal “As long as it’s fair for wins in seven matches for Birkdale. everyone. If it’s windy, I the reigning champions. Like no other tourna- hope it’s windy all day.” Bolton has been a regular ment, Open dreamers are Leishman has a 3.10pm member of the side since almost annually at the mer- first-round tee time along- 2014 when she burst onto cy of the draw – as Jason side five-time major cham- the international scene with Day can attest to after hav- pion and 2013 Open win- a century on debut against ing his bid for The Claret ner Phil Mickelson and England at the MCG. Jug cruelly crushed during Italian Francesco Molinari. In her 37 ODIs, the a 32-minute scheduling fi- Day will be out at 1.04pm 28-year-old has three cen- asco at St Andrews in 2015. with Masters champion turies and nine 50s to her Vying for the lead, Day Sergio Garcia and Zach name and developed a was among just 42 play- Johnson, the American strong bond with young ers sent out in brutal wind who won the 2015 St An- opening partner Beth and rain to complete their drews playoff. Mooney, who she shared a second rounds during an Fellow Australian big 114-run stand with against otherwise abandoned day’s CONTENDER: Marc Leishman wants consistent British Open conditions. Picture: EPA gun Adam Scott will tee off the Women Proteas on play at golf’sspiritual home. shortly after at 1.26pm, also Saturday. The R&A was under fire Eventual champi- Tom Watson at Turnberry. star Marc Leishman admit- in a star-studded three- That partnership fol- as barely half an hour on on Henrik Stenson and Ominously, the forecast ted the prospect of a cursed some with American Rickie lowed a first-wicket tour- course caused Day irre- runner-up Phil Mickelson for Thursday’s first round of draw was concerning. Fowler and English hope nament-high 171-the pair trievable damage as he bo- last year profited spec- the 146th Open was “gener- “You never want to see Paul Casey. put on against the West geyed both holes he played tacularly from favourable ally unsettled and breezy, anyone’s chances blown Australia’s only player Indies last month and Bol- – in two of his only three draws at Royal Troon as and feeling much cooler away because of the draw,” hitting off before midday, ton said it demonstrated blemishes for the tour- the runaway pair staged and fresher, with showers”. Leishman said after a prac- Adam Bland, will only enjoy the strength in depth of the nament – before falling a a Sunday sequel to 1977’s Joint runner-up in that tice round on Monday. 13 minutes of the tradition- Australia batting line-up. shot short of a three-man famous “Duel in the Sun” 2015 playoff at St Andrews, “Obviously you’d like to ally more benign morning “We don’t rely on just playoff. between Jack Nicklaus and Australian US PGA Tour be on the good side of that. conditions. one player,” Bolton said. IN BRIEF BRIDGE COMES HOME AFTER MESSY THAI STINT LEALIIFANO BACK FOR BRUMBIES’ SUPER FINAL MARK Bridge is officially Professional Footballers BRUMBIES coach Stephen been optimistic about back in red and black Australia are still resolving Larkham will use Christian Lealiifano’s chances of after signing a two-year the issue, but Bridge has Lealiifano as a weapon returning. A-League deal with wasted no time picking up from the bench when “I’ve seen him go Western Sydney. where he left off. he makes an emotional through some really The foundation The Blacktown-born comeback in Friday’s difficult times,” Larkham forward and fan favourite 31-year-old was the Super Rugby quarter-final said. “I’ve seen him push returned to Australia this heart and soul of the against the Hurricanes. himself beyond breaking month after terminating Wanderers, with whom The star playmaker is at times to get right for his long-term contract he spent four seasons set to make his return this. withThai League 1 club before departing after 11 months after being “It was an emotional Chiangrai United. losing the 2015-16 grand diagnosed with leukaemia. journey but now there’s He’d been supported final to Adelaide. The 19-TestWallaby had good focus on the team. by the players’ union He was the club’s all- chemotherapy and a bone “It’s a great story for over a trying past six time top-scorer (32 goals) marrow transplant late Christian and certainly months, during which his until being overtaken by last year before entering fitting for him to come relationship with the club veteran Brendon Santalab remission in February. back in front of his home Mark Bridge soured irrevocably. last season (37 goals). Christian Lealiifano Larkham said he had crowd.” examiner.com.au Wednesday July 19, 2017 THE EXAMINER 27 RACING SPORT

SANDOWN WEDNESDAY CODE: MR

13— X667 Zero Patience (12) . . . J Bayliss (a2) 56.0 21.00 7 4.00 1 Clanbrooke Racing Hcp 1000m 1.00 TAB INFORMATION TIPS: True Kisses, River Goddess, Miss Arrieta, Bellaria Chef’s Hat (Bm84) 2400m DAILY DOUBLE: ...... 7 and 8 (Apprentices cannot claim) 2-y-o Fillies. (Apprentices can claim) EXTRADOUBLE: ...... 3and4 5 Ladbrokes Boost (Bm70) 1600m 3.00 Prize money: $40,000 Prize money: $35,000 TREBLE: ...... 6,7and8 (Apprentices can claim) 1— 0818 Black Tomahawk dm (3) ...... 62.5 7. 0 0 1— 107X Something Violet dn (4) M Allen 59.0 8.00 QUADRELLA: ...... 5,6,7and8 ...... BStockdale(a3) 2— 416 Holy Light dm (9) ...... B Allen (a) 58.0 16.00 FIRSTFOUR:...... Allraces Prize money: $40,000 2— 9129 Mr Journeyman m (15)M Julius (a3) 57.5 19.00 3— 3 As It Lies (15) ...... L Currie 57.5 10.00 3— X651 Azurite cd (7) ...... J Childs (a) 56.5 8.50 4— Crown Witness (5) B Thompson (a) 57.5 8.00 1— 4374 Walloon Region dmn (9) ...... 59.5 9.00 4— 3422 Demons Run dmn (13) R Clark (a3) 54.5 8.50 5— 167 Elle Street m (3) ...... S Baster 57.5 16.00 1— 7169 Terindah dmn (14) . . . J Bayliss (a2) 62.0 10.00 ...... JMartin(a3) 5— 1444 Hot Ruby m (4) B Thompson (a1.5) 54.0 6.50 6— Judy In Disguise (14)...... M Dee 57.5 10.00 2— 2131 Mr Sinatra m (13) . . . B Allen (a1.5) 60.5 8.00 2— 8813 IAmTheDarkm(2)...... JFry 59.0 13.00 6— 2223 Cismontane m (11) B Mertens (a) 54.0 3.80 7— Mosarbe (2) ...... B Thornton (a) 57.5 61.00 3— 1X95 Hot Seat m (8) . . . B Stockdale (a3) 60.0 21.00 3— 3602 Red Spyder dm (12) J Bayliss (a2) 58.5 9.00 7— 9X04 El Luchador dm (1) . . . Scratched 54.0 8— Nicconi Poni (10) ...... N Beriman 57.5 16.00 4— 3X41 Sister Kitty Mac m (3)M Julius (a3) 59.5 15.00 4— 3559 Sohool (6) ...... B Allen (a1.5) 58.5 6.00 8— 1735 Kellstorm dm (10) ...... C Williams 54.0 5.50 9— SonaDancer(8) ...... BRawiller 57.5 26.00 5— 31X2 Bel Blaster (12) B Thompson (a1.5) 59.0 9.00 5— 9X60 Ayers Rock (8) ...... C Williams 58.0 7. 5 0 9— 0754 Sir Lopez cdm (8) ...... M Dee 54.0 51.00 10— Taqdees (6) ...... B Mertens (a) 57.5 4.60 6— 57X3 BonsAway(1) ...... MDee 59.0 13.00 6— 3370 Forthefunofit dm (4) . . . B Rawiller 58.0 13.00 10— 3845 Maraudamiss tm (9) . . . N Callow 54.0 15.00 11— Tennessee Sky (13) . . . B Higgins 57.5 23.00 7— 3X13 Booradley mb (2) . . . B Mertens (a) 59.0 4.60 7— 8X93 Gold Fields d (7) B Stockdale (a3) 58.0 17.00 11— X466 Sun Disk dmn (5) S Thornton (a3) 54.0 34.00 12— White Slipper (11) . . .D Stackhouse 57.5 11.00 8— 5314 Vin Fiz m (6)...... B Rawiller 59.0 6.00 8— 3213 Momentary dmn (5) . . . C Newitt 58.0 11.00 12— 3431 Chequered Flag m (14)B Allen (a1.5) 54.0 9.00 13— 6 Can Star (1) ...... B Stockdale (a) 57.0 21.00 9— Brahmos (4) ...... C Williams 58.5 7. 0 0 9— 5041 Hero Master tdm (1) . . . L Meech 56.0 26.00 13— X4X6 Sheniyan dm (12) ...... N Beriman 54.0 101.00 14— 5 Triscilla (7) ...... C Williams 57.0 5.50 10— 0X79 Ontoff Ofthe World m (7) ...... 58.5 26.00 10— X133 Mulinello d (3) ...... S Baster 56.0 6.50 14— 2484 Bianajeuney m (2) ...... Scratched 54.0 15— 9X Smug Satisfaction (12) Scratched 56.5 ...... D Stackhouse 11— 0205 Back To The Bowler mb (10) ...... 55.5 6.00 EMERGENCY TIPS: Crown Witness, Something Violet, Taqdees, 11— 27X5 Rock’n’rollrock d (5) ...... D Moor 58.5 12.00 ...... B Thompson (a1.5) 15— X009 Tough Vintage m (6) . . . S Tsaikos 54.0 101.00 12— 35X4 Giroux (10) ...... C Symons 57.5 10.00 12— 4X54 Savatonem(11) ...... JWinks 55.5 11.00 White Slipper TIPS: Azurite, Kellstorm, Chequered Flag, Mr Journeyman 13— X031 Left Jaybee Out (11) ...... J Hill 56.5 34.00 TIPS: Savatone, Walloon Region, Sohool, 2 Yarramalong Club Hcp 1000m 1.30 EMERGENCY Back To The Bowler 8 4.30 14— 7X10 He’s Got Spunk m (9) J Martin (a3) 57.5 51.00 Le Pine Funerals (Bm78) 1400m (Apprentices can claim) 2-y-o. TIPS: Mr Sinatra, Brahmos, Giroux, 6 Mypunter.com (Bm84) 1000m 3.30 (Apprentices can claim) 3-y-o and up Fillies & Mares. Prize money: $35,000 Prize money: $40,000 Hot Seat (Apprentices can claim) 1— 1 Elite Legacy cm (11) . . . J Noonan 59.0 5.50 1— 4670 Baby Don’t Cry m (10) N Beriman 59.0 31.00 2— 3X Blackwolf Run (10) . . . B Higgins 58.0 10.00 4 Moorookyle Park (Bm64) 1600m 2.30 Prize money: $40,000 2— 5293 Niminypiminy dm (12)J Martin (a3) 58.5 5.50 3— 3X Bowerman (5) ...... B Mertens (a) 58.0 7. 5 0 3— 548X Miss It And A Bit m (3) ...... 58.0 51.00 4— 14 Holy Blade dmb (6) . . . C Williams 58.0 4.00 (Apprentices can claim) 3-y-o Fillies. 1— 6017 Gun Case cdmn (3)B Stockdale (a3) 63.0 3.80 ...... SThornton(a3) 5— 1 Star Hills dm (7) ...... A Mallyon 58.0 7. 5 0 Prize money: $40,000 2— 808X Tristram’s Sun tmn (1)J Bayliss (a2) 60.5 101.00 4— 7932 Giddyup dm (14) ...... C Parish 57.0 11.00 6— 2 Crystal Spirit (15) . . . B Allen (a1.5) 57.0 13.00 3— 117X Mr Wonderful tm (10)B Allen (a1.5) 59.5 34.00 5— 7X11 Smokin’ Bella mn (11) C Williams 56.5 3.80 7— Cunning Fox (9) ...... S Baster 57.0 34.00 1— 1216 River Goddess dmn (13) ...... 60.5 4.60 4— 2432 Orujo cdn (12) ...... B Melham 58.5 6.00 6— 2672 Trinity Hill d (8) ...... B Allen (a1.5) 56.0 8.00 8— 417X Fully Maxed (13) . . . J Martin (a3) 57.0 51.00 ...... BStockdale(a3) 5— 1X31 Kalashani Lad tcdmn (9) ...... 58.0 6.00 7— 1301 She Brings Hope dm (13) D Moor 55.5 13.00 9— Huge Action (8). . . B Thornton (a3) 57.0 51.00 2— 50X6 Another Bullseye (9) ...... 60.0 6.00 ...... JMartin(a3) 8— 2107 Four Sisters cdm (1) B Mertens (a) 55.0 5.50 10— Megalo (3) . . . B Thompson (a1.5) 57.0 15.00 ...... B Thompson (a1.5) 6— 676X Streetwise Savoire mn (5) ...... 57.5 17.00 9— X092 Little Indian b (9) . . . J Bayliss (a2) 55.0 4.20 11— Siege Warfare (14)...... N Callow 57.0 51.00 3— 6923 Summer Glen m (11) J Grob (a3) 60.0 3.60 ...... RClark(a3) 10— 104X Miss Hissy mn (5) ...... S Carr 54.0 71.00 12— TheSword(1) ...... ALynch 57.0 26.00 4— 5231 True Kisses dm (1). . . B Allen (a1.5) 59.0 11.00 7— 39X0 Runsati d (4)...... L Meech 57.0 13.00 11— 7X50 Into The Wind dmn (7) S Baster 54.0 81.00 13— 5X Aggravate b (4) ...... J Winks 56.5 15.00 5— X218 Bellaria (8) ...... C Parish 58.5 11.00 8— 8411 Gibbon cdm (2)...... C Williams 55.0 6.00 12— 1X74 Pria Eclipse dm (2) ...... 54.0 21.00 14— 9X Rocket Eddy (2) ...... L Currie 56.5 11.00 6— 16X8 Shewearsthepants dmn (4) ...... 58.5 7. 0 0 9— 88X0 Temps Voleur tcm (7) N Callow 55.0 101.00 ...... BThompson (a1.5) 15— 66X La Chica Rosa (12) . . . B Melham 55.0 5.50 ...... C Williams 10— 7X4X Saint Valorem dmb (6) B Higgins 54.0 9.00 13— 2343 Intrigo mn (6) ...... Scratched 54.0 11— X331 Definia dm (11) B Thompson (a1.5) 54.0 13.00 TIPS: Holy Blade, Crystal Spirit, Elite Legacy, Blackwolf Run 7— 3215 Testa Life dm (7) ...... B Higgins 58.5 21.00 14— 5715 Slithering Suzie dm (4) Scratched 54.0 8— 3443 Miss Arrieta (3) ...... D Stackhouse 57.5 18.00 12— 1031 Charlie Garcon dmn (13) ...... 54.0 13.00 TIPS: Four Sisters, Niminypiminy, Little Indian, Smokin’ Bella 3 Resimax Group (Bm64) 1300m 2.00 9— 3421 Miss Excess (10) . . . J Martin (a3) 57.5 21.00 ...... BMertens(a) 10— 3164 Ocean Magic (2) . . . B Mertens (a) 57.5 13.00 13— 3761 Cagney dm (8) ...... N Beriman 54.0 26.00 LEGEND: T - Won at track. C - Won at this distance on this (Apprentices can claim) 3-y-o. course. D - Won at this distance on another course. M - Won in 11— 80X0 Miss Danni d (5) ...... N Callow 57.0 101.00 TIPS: Gibbon, Orujo, Runsati, Gun Case heavy going. B - Beaten favourite at last start. H - Home track. Prize money: $40,000 12— 168X Sorenatab(6) ...... MWalker 56.5 34.00 X - Spell of three months. N - Won at night. F - Fell. WARWICK FARM WEDNESDAY CODE: SR

8— 4117 Fournettem(1)...... KMcEvoy 55.5 6.50 8— 2124 Polemic bh (14)...... B Avdulla 55.5 8.00 1 Book Spring Hospitality Mdn 1400m1.05 TAB INFORMATION 9— 0054 Roeinda mh (2) ...... Scratched 55.5 9— 6413 My Friend Charlie b (6) K Latham 55.0 8.00 DAILY DOUBLE: ...... 6 and 7 10— 6X04 Shanakee dmh (4)...... T Clark 54.0 18.00 10— 8042 Don Pellegrino dm (9) . . . T Clark 54.0 15.00 (Apprentices can claim) 3-y-o. EXTRADOUBLE: ...... 2and3 11— X123 La Chica Bella hn (8) . . . C Brown 53.5 2.70 11— 9612 Grand Teton m (5)...... J Ford 53.5 13.00 Prize money: $40,000 TREBLE: ...... 5,6and7 12— X219 Gracious Grey m (12) Scratched 53.0 12— 3133 Celestial Choice (7) A Adkins (a1.5) 53.0 12.00 QUADRELLA: ...... 4,5,6and7 TIPS: Blendwell, Fantasize, Little Miss Brown, Dream Lane EMERGENCIES 1— 2244 Tivoli Street b (5) ...... T Berry 59.0 2.40 FIRSTFOUR:...... Allraces 13— 6X65 Law Major mh (11) ...... T Berry 54.0 17.00 2— 3355 Tinker Dan h (6) ...... B Shinn 57.5 9.50 5 #theraces (Bm67) 1100m 3.25 14— 3433 Art Of Defence m (4) . . . K McEvoy 54.0 26.00 3— 24X3 Dahooil (4) ...... Scratched 56.0 TIPS: Red Viking, Grand Teton, Law Major, Celestial Choice 4— X45X Eight Over (8) ...... J Bowman 56.0 2.80 (Apprentices can claim) 3-y-o and up. 5— 4X33 Sacred Edge (3) . . . G Schofield 55.0 5.00 3 Pro Rata ATC (Bm67) 1400m 2.15 Prize money: $40,000 7 4.40 1— 1401 Kabrocco dm (6) ...... B Shinn 61.0 4.20 TAB.com.au (Bm67) 1600m 6— 0342 Daydream Explorer h (9)R Hunt (a3) 54.0 17.00 (Apprentices can claim) 3-y-o Fillies. 7— 9224 My Burning Heart (7) R King (a1.5) 54.0 35.00 2— X143 Akasaki dmb (12) B McDougall (a3) 58.0 6.00 (Apprentices can claim) 3-y-o and up. Prize money: $40,000 3— 0X18 I Can Rock cdh (7)...... J Parr 58.0 6.00 8— 349X Sail To Glory h (1) ...... C Brown 54.0 51.00 Prize money: $40,000 9— 244X Selinorah(2) ...... KO’Hara 54.0 71.00 1— 10X1 Long Time Ago m (5) K McEvoy 59.0 2.80 4— X212 Yarrapower dm (5). . . G Schofield 57.5 7. 5 0 2— X211 Our Anniversaire dm (8)B Ryan (a3) 59.0 15.00 5— 30X2 Golden Shoes d (8) B Ryan (a3) 57.0 13.00 TIPS: Sacred Edge, Tivoli Street, Sail To Glory, Eight Over 1— 0572 Nat King Cu mh (4)N Heywood (a2) 60.5 9.00 3— X121 Rhymes m (10) ...... B Avdulla 59.0 8.00 6— 294X Deluxe mb (11) . . . A Hyeronimus 56.0 26.00 2— 90X3 Alfred The Great dm (14) ...... 59.0 26.00 2 Pluckvinery (0sc) 1100m 1.40 4— 1612 Paris For Me m (9) N Heywood (a2) 58.5 15.00 7— 5112 TrustMem(1)...... TClark 55.5 11.00 ...... A Hyeronimus 5— X123 La Chica Bella hn (4) . . . Scratched 57.0 8— 50X3 Princess Command dmh (9) ...... 55.0 13.00 3— 0545 Orcym Sam m (2) . . . B Ryan (a3) 59.0 15.00 (Apprentices can claim) 2-y-o. 6— X219 Gracious Grey dm (7)A Adkins (a1.5) 56.5 21.00 ...... DPanya(a2) 4— 75X1 Fortensky m (13) ...... B Avdulla 58.5 5.50 7— 56X1 Liffy (3) ...... J Bowman 56.5 6.00 9— 8311 Denim Street dmh (2) R King (a1.5) 53.5 15.00 Prize money: $40,000 5— 8X72 Gone With The Wind (7) B Shinn 58.5 8.50 8— 4315 Primavera m (6) ...... T Berry 56.5 11.00 10— 6425 Music Magic dm (4) . . . K McEvoy 53.5 15.00 6— 7X85 Bon Equus dmh (10) ...... J Parr 58.0 5.00 1— 3X11 Goldfinch h (4) ...... D Panya (a2) 58.0 8.00 9— 3521 Titaness (1) ...... R King (a1.5) 56.5 26.00 11— 940X Colour Drops (10) ...... C Brown 53.0 9.50 7— 6X98 Dylan’s Romance dmhn (5) ...... 58.0 17.00 2— 28X1 Schubert m (8) ...... T Angland 58.0 6.00 10— 24X3 Dahooil (2) ...... J Collett 55.5 3.50 12— 2364 Nick On The Run m (3) . . . P King 53.0 26.00 ...... DPanya(a2) 3— 14 Music Addition (5) ...... B Shinn 57.5 9.50 TIPS: Rhymes, Paris For Me, Long Time Ago, TIPS: Yarrapower, Kabrocco, I Can Rock, Trust Me 8— 4613 Nissile d (12) ...... J Collett 58.0 51.00 4— Addictive Nature h (6) . . . T Clark 55.5 2.80 Our Anniversaire 9— 4311 Invicta dm (11) ...... R Thompson 57.5 9.50 6 Bowermans (Bm72) 2200m 4.05 10— 0054 Roeinda mh (3) ...... T Clark 57.5 15.00 5— Al Mah Haha (11) ...... T Berry 55.5 13.00 4 2.50 6— 0X27 Aunt Liberty (12) ...... J Collett 55.5 51.00 Schweppes (Bm72) 1600m (Apprentices can claim) 3-y-o and up. 11— 5X21 Vanell dm (9) ...... J Bowman 57.5 3.80 7— 1 Dream Charge m (9) . . . J Adams 55.5 17.00 (Apprentices can claim) 3-y-o and up Fillies & Mares. Prize money: $40,000 12— 5126 Weekend Affair mh (6) K O’Hara 56.5 17.00 8— Gold Standard (3) ...... B Avdulla 5.00 13— 6X04 Shanakee dmh (1)...... Scratched 56.0 55.5 Prize money: $40,000 1— 8723 El Novio cdm (8) ...... J Bowman 59.5 3.50 9— Gretzky (13) ...... C Brown 55.5 17.00 14— 9334 Who Is Game dm (8) . . . C Brown 53.0 26.00 1— Blendwell dmh (7) N Heywood (a2) 15.00 2— 4367 King’s Officer tmb (3) ...... 59.0 11.00 10— 6X Shakhanh(7) ...... PKing 55.5 101.00 85X6 59.5 2— Dream Lane m (5)C Macfarlane (a3) 11.00 ...... NHeywood(a2) TIPS: Orcym Sam, Gone With The Wind, Fortensky, 11— So Strong (10) . . . A Hyeronimus 55.5 35.00 3906 59.0 3— Fantasize cm (10) ...... T Angland 6.00 3— 9964 Pirate Ben tm (2) ...... B Shinn 58.5 26.00 Bon Equus 12— 8X Augustus (1)...... G Schofield 55.0 26.00 6216 57.5 4— Little Miss Brown cdmh (3) J Ford 8.00 4— 6208 Brogue h (12) ...... D Panya (a2) 58.0 17.00 13— 34 Blazeray(2) ...... KMcEvoy 55.0 8.50 X271 57.0 LEGEND: T - Won at track. C - Won at this distance on this 5— 0076 Chaquinta tm (9) ...... Scratched 56.5 5— 8412 Go Benny dm (1) ...... C Brown 58.0 6.00 course. D - Won at this distance on another course. M - Won in TIPS: Addictive Nature, Gold Standard, Schubert, Blazeray 6— 9519 Pepperberry dm (11) ...... B Shinn 56.5 11.00 6— 7134 Red Viking dmh (10) . . . K O’Hara 56.0 17.00 heavy going. B - Beaten favourite at last start. H - Home track. 7— 7518 Seventhchic tm (6) . . . J Bowman 56.0 8.00 7— 3265 Napoleon mh (13) A Hyeronimus 55.5 17.00 X - Spell of three months. N - Won at night. F - Fell. DOOMBEN WEDNESDAY CODE: BR

8— 5X04 HarkAngel(8) ...... 55.0 7. 0 0 1 Ubet Hcp (C3) 1660m 11.35 TAB INFORMATION 9— 2692 Bush Bandicoot (5) . . . W D’Avila 54.5 4.80 8 Dragon Link (Bm60) 1350m 3.45 DAILY DOUBLE: ...... 8 and 9 10— 4682 Lakoudis (9) ...... J Lloyd 54.0 7. 0 0 (Apprentices can claim) (Apprentices can claim) EXTRADOUBLE: ...... 4and5 11— 9425 She’s For Ransom (7) . . . B Grylls 54.0 26.00 1— 5034 Skillful (1)...... D Browne 59.5 4.60 TREBLE: ...... 7,8and9 1— X037 Beaumaris cdm (5) T Brooker (a1.5) 60.0 5.50 2— 8232 Binary b (5) ...... J Taylor 57.0 2.70 TIPS: Lakoudis, Hallside Rebel, I’m Just Pink, QUADRELLA: ...... 6,7,8and9 Bush Bandicoot 2— 281X What’s That (9) ...... R Fradd 60.0 17.00 3— 7X72 Sweet Shamrock (4) ...... J Lloyd 57.0 3.20 FIRSTFOUR:...... Allraces 3— 9180 Donot Say Anything m (6)B Stewart 59.0 17.00 4— 0066 Habsburg dm (7) ...... J Byrne 56.5 7. 0 0 6 Cellarbrations Mdn Plate 1200m 2.35 4— 831X Equistar (7) ...... 59.0 8.50 5— 7049 Iron Craft tm (6) ...... J Orman 54.5 7. 0 0 ...... J Guthmann-Chester (a3) 6— X969 Shining Brooke m (3) ...... 54.0 21.00 12— 87X4 Setoka (4) . . . A Fancourt (a1.5) 55.0 13.00 (Apprentices can claim) 3-y-o. 5— 6297 Temple Tilt c (4) ...... B Pengelly 59.0 17.00 ...... TBrooker(a1.5) EMERGENCY 1— 45X Beau Dancer (9) ...... D Browne 57.0 11.00 6— 89X1 Bergerac(1)...... AAllen 58.0 7. 5 0 7— 0825 Bilberry Star m (2) . . . A Spinks 54.0 15.00 13— 5X Major Luck b (5) ...... B Stewart 57.0 11.00 2— 247X Crackacharge (6) A Fancourt (a1.5) 57.0 10.00 7— 6614 Ledoyen c (11) ...... G Colless 58.0 13.00 TIPS: Sweet Shamrock, Iron Craft, Skillful, Binary TIPS: I Am Impinge, Rock ’n’ Summer, Dansez, 3— 7X Defective(5)...... RFradd 57.0 10.00 8— 523X Thornett m (2) ...... D Browne 58.0 17.00 Major Luck 4— 7X SkyTeamb(1)...... JLloyd 57.0 4.60 9— 5717 Magic Mouse dm (10) . . . J Taylor 57.0 13.00 2 XXXX Gold Mdn Hcp 2070m 12.10 5— 73 Solitary March (10) ...... 57.0 21.00 10— 5X72 Sheer Persistence mb (13) M Cahill 57.0 17.00 (Apprentices can claim) 4 Intrust Super Mdn Plate 1200m 1.20 6— Flight De Vegas (7) ...... M Cahill 55.0 11.00 11— 5X12 Balabina mb (12) ...... 56.5 4.80 7— 2322 Heart Of Australia b (2) ...... 55.0 2.10 ...... M McGillivray (a1.5) 1— 2532 Mudgee Road b (1) ...... S Doyle 59.0 4.40 (Apprentices can claim) 2-y-o. 2— 4X22 Inveraray (7) ...... A Spinks 58.5 3.30 ...... J Guthmann-Chester (a3) 12— 81X1 Alpenglow dm (8) ...... L Tarrant 56.0 4.20 1— 7X Choreograph (1) ...... D Browne 57.0 15.00 8— Miss Miles (8) ...... Scratched 55.0 EMERGENCY 3— 3907 BrigadierSam(9)...... 58.0 26.00 2— 2 Johnny Whitesox (9) . . . B Stewart 57.0 6.00 ...... J Guthmann-Chester (a3) 9— Our Fire And Ice (11) . . . Scratched 55.0 13— 4457 Our Rock O’Reilly m (3) . . . J Lloyd 56.0 7. 5 0 3— 3X40 Never In Doubt (3) ...... R Fradd 57.0 11.00 10— 2X36 See Miracles (4) ...... J Byrne 55.0 10.00 4— 03 Asalwas (4) M McGillivray (a1.5) 57.5 9.00 4— Sequalo’s Spirit (6) . . . L Tarrant 57.0 13.00 TIPS: Thornett, Balabina, Alpenglow, Equistar 5— 830 Dylana (10) . . . A Fancourt (a1.5) 57.5 26.00 11— 5X32 Taught By The Best (3) ...... 55.0 10.00 5— Tokoriki Lad (11) A Fancourt (a1.5) 57.0 7. 0 0 ...... TBrooker(a1.5) 9 4.20 6— 0542 Street Comic b (6)...... L Dittman 57.5 2.60 6— 24X Catalina Miss (7) ...... J Orman 55.0 2.50 IGT Australia Hcp (C2) 1200m 7— X844 Star Echo (8) ...... J Lloyd 56.5 21.00 7— X530 Go Daisy (2) ...... S Doyle 55.0 17.00 TIPS: Sky Team, Flight De Vegas, Heart Of Australia, (Apprentices can claim) 8— 5345 Gallant Girl (5) ...... J Taylor 55.5 11.00 8— Jet Train (10)...... T Brooker (a1.5) 55.0 11.00 Crackacharge 9— Majestic Shadow (3) . . . J Orman 17.00 1— 222X Devil’s Fire dmb (5) ...... J Byrne 59.0 7. 0 0 8698 55.5 9— Our Desert Rose (8) ...... M Cahill 55.0 13.00 7 3.10 10— 7446 The Columbian (2) ...... J Byrne 54.5 21.00 10— Shes An Eager Lass (5) . . . J Lloyd 55.0 21.00 B’berg Small Batch Hcp (C4) 1050m 2— 106X Geometrist d (6) ...... M Cahill 57.0 10.00 TIPS: Star Echo, Street Comic, Asalwas, Mudgee Road 11— 9 Starzarina (4) ...... J Byrne 55.0 9.00 (Apprentices can claim) 3— 5392 Maniastmb(3)...... JOrman 57.0 9.00 12— 0 Strada Grande (12) ...... 55.0 26.00 4— 1 Capital Connection cm (7) R Fradd 56.5 1.80 3 Keno 20 Year Mdn Plate 1200m 12.45 1— 386X Mishani Sleuth c (9) . . . B Stewart 58.5 13.00 5— 3012 Pinch Mountain cdm (4) G Colless 56.5 10.00 TIPS: Shes An Eager Lass, Catalina Miss, Choreograph, 2— 252X La Dolce Vita mb (2) ...... J Lloyd 58.0 2.20 6— X623 Gatlinburg (1) ...... B Grylls 56.0 10.00 (Apprentices can claim) 2-y-o. Johnny Whitesox 3— 3312 Good To Be Great dm (6) J Byrne 57.0 9.50 7— 3422 Plucky Girl db (9) ...... J Lloyd 56.0 9.00 1— 44X8 Buxton(13) ...... Scratched 57.0 5 1.55 4— X078 Magnajoy m (7) ...... R Plumb 57.0 11.00 8— 4457 Tycoon Tyke m (10) . . . B Stewart 56.0 17.00 2— 9 FewTooMany(11) ...... 57.0 34.00 Carlton Mid Mdn Hcp 1200m 5— 16X4 Magic Diamond dmb (8) Scratched 56.5 9— 06X2 Glenturret m (2) ...... A Allen 55.0 21.00 3— 6 Ganassi(2) ...... LDittman 57.0 26.00 (Apprentices can claim) 4-y-o and up. 6— 054X My Girl Hayley tb (1) ...... 56.0 2.50 10— 2440 Military Miss dm (8) ...... 54.5 51.00 4— I Am Impinge (9) ...... J Lloyd 57.0 6.00 1— 335X Hallside Rebel (11)...... B Stewart 59.0 2.90 ...... A Fancourt (a1.5) ...... M McGillivray (a1.5) 5— Kurumba (8) ...... R Fradd 57.0 13.00 2— 0 Supreme Prospect (2) L Dittman 58.5 26.00 7— 3371 The Inflamer dm (5)T Brooker (a1.5) 56.0 9.50 11— 7146 Red Hot Secret b (12) Scratched 54.0 6— Rock ’n’ Summer (6) ...... J Byrne 57.0 2.80 3— 974X Grand Whisper (6)...... A Spinks 58.0 26.00 8— 78X0 HiSexydm(4)...... 55.0 41.00 12— 6737 The Monk dm (13) ...... J Taylor 54.0 34.00 7— 9X Showscay (1) ...... L Tarrant 57.0 34.00 4— X847 Harold Victor (4) ...... Scratched 58.0 ...... J Guthmann-Chester (a3) EMERGENCIES 8— 48X Umberto(12) ...... 57.0 5.00 5— 0X2 I’m Just Pink (3) ...... L Tarrant 57.0 3.90 9— 551X Royal Hootenanny m (3) ...... 55.0 15.00 13— 450X No Magic Needed (11) ...... 54.0 51.00 9— X22X Dansez (3) ...... T Brooker (a1.5) 55.0 6.00 6— 6X8 Yes Tonight (1) . . . T Brooker (a1.5) 56.0 13.00 ...... M McGillivray (a1.5) 14— 2865 Te Rangi d (14) B Ainsworth (a3) 54.0 51.00 10— 0 Goodbye Beverley (10) W D’Avila 55.0 51.00 7— 7X8X A Little Wicked (10) ...... 55.5 21.00 TIPS: My Girl Hayley, La Dolce Vita, Royal Hootenanny, TIPS: Capital Connection, Plucky Girl, Geometrist, Manias 11— 36 Kanui (7) ...... G Colless 55.0 8.50 ...... M McGillivray (a1.5) The Inflamer 28 THE EXAMINER Wednesday July 19, 2017 examiner.com.au SPORT Siorca chasing two in row

RACING RATTRAY AGAIN BY GREG MANSFIELD Former Longford train- er James Rattray won a LOCALLY-TRAINED four- $100,000 group 1 race for year-old Siorca showed he two-year-old fillies at Albion was on target for another Park on Saturday night with successful Devonport winter Arts Treasure. carnival with an impres- It was the second juvenile sive trial win at Spreyton group 1 success for Rattray on Tuesday. this season following his win The Devonport synthetic with Tasmanian filly Ignatius track will be the venue for in the Breeders Challenge six successive meetings be- at Menangle. tween July 30 and Septem- Arts Treasure and Ignatius ber 3. are both by the stallion Roll The two feature races With Joe. will be the $25,000 Luxbet Former Railton trainer All Weather Sprint Final Gary Elson finished second (1150m) on August 20 and in the $125,000 Golden Slip- $25,000 Luxbet All Weather peratGloucesterParkon Distance Final (1880m) on Friday night with Cott Beach. August 27. The classy filly was no Siorca won the distance match for top colt Jack Mack, final last year, beating Val- who started $1.10 favourite, dez and Don Reggio, and but beat the rest easily. returned after a spell to run second to Powercharged in CARNIVAL CONTENDER: Siorca,riddenbyTroyBaker,winsatrialatSpreytononTuesdayashepreparesforthe DEVENDRA IN FFA the Devonport Cup. Devonport winter carnival. Picture: Greg Mansfield Dual Inter-Dominion heat Trainer Barry Campbell winner Devendra will have plans to give the gelding two Tuesday morning and easily to break 49 seconds. in Victoria before heading Jerrys Jet is still raced by his second start after a long runs leading up to this year’s accounted for Willby Rules further north but managed his Hobart breeders Charlie injury-enforced layoff in the final – in a 1350m bench- and Kompressor in 48.3, the JERRY STILL A JET just one minor placing and Connie Beadman. Free-For-All at Mowbray on mark 82 on Sunday week and fastest of seven trials. Former boom pacer Jerrys at Kilmore. In Tasmania, he won five Sunday night. the 1650m distance prelude The last 600m was run ina Jet won his first race since Since arriving in Queens- of his six starts as a two-year- Devendra ran third in the a fortnight later. smart 32.93. leaving Tasmania at Albion land, he’s had two starts for old; eight of nine as a three- Brighton Cup in Hobart on Siorca stepped out over Amaword and Lonhwan Park on Saturday night. a photo-finish second and a year-old and the Raider June 4 at his first start for 800m on his home track on were the other trial winners Jerrys Jet had seven starts 1:53.2 win. Stakes at four. nearly 17 months.

BOWLS TREBLE: 11 Streak On 14 Von Richter 10 Near Queue $727.70. SUB: 1 Smartson 14 Von Richter 1 Ella Violet. ESK QUADDIE: 5 Antagonist 11 Streak On 14 Von Richter 10 Near INDOOR BOWLS 17/07/2017 Queue $2, 943.30. SUB: 9 Desert Grey 1 Smartson 14 Von Cressy Red 82 d Midlands 25, J Morris 37dLFisher13,C Richter 1 Ella Violet. Flood 45 d A Fleming 12, Bishopsbourne 43 d Cressy Blue 23, DEVONPORT GREYHOUNDS S Zaporozec 30 d D Button 7, J Zaporozec lt P Johnson 16, Longford Black 34 lt Longford Gold 54, M Burr 21 lt C Shephard TAB DIVS 22, A Burr 13 lt M Jackson 32. Race 1: 7 Zipping Jagger $1.30 $1.00 5 It’s A Threat $1.70 Ladder: Bishopsbourne 69, Cressy Red 67, Longford Black 66, 1 Cawbourne Aldos $3.00. Q: $2.00. E: $2.50. T: $10.70. A2: Longford Gold 59, Whitemore 35, Cressy Blue 32, Midlands 8 5-7: $1.00, 1-7: $4.50, 1-5: $7.30. FIRST 4: (7 5 1 2) $41.80. Semi finals Division 1 Cressy Hall 24/7/17 Bishopsbourne v Scr: 9, 10. Cressy Red, Longford Black v Longford Gold Race 2: 8 King Pedro $23.90 $4.90 2 Cawbourne Era $2.00 3 Preliminary final Division 2 Cressy Hall 26/7/17 Cressy Luke Roman $1.00. Q: $130.90. E: $102.30. T: $1, 510.30. A2: Blue v Midlands 2-8: $18.30, 3-8: $8.30, 2-3: $1.80. FIRST 4: (8239)$2,335.20. GOLF Scr: 5, 10. BRIDPORT GOLF CLUB Race 3: 3 Rock On Rolla $12.10 $3.50 6 Hoity Toity $2.40 7 Demon Lad $2.40. Q: $69.60. E: $371.50. T: $1, 529.00. A2: 3-6: STABLEFORD 15/07/2017 $15.50, 3-7: $9.50, 6-7: $7.10. FIRST 4: (3672)$3,124.00. Winner: T Russell 37 pts on a c/b from J Carins Scr: 9, 10. Ntp:3Rd&12th&6th&15thCBlackmore Race 4: 8 Frazzle Dazzle $5.20 $2.20 4 Buckle Up Jones $1.00 Ladies: M Hall 7 Malawi Breeze $1.60. Q: $8.70. E: $24.90. T: $75.90. A2: Saturday 22 nd Stableford 10.00 for 10.30 Shotgun Start 4-8: $3.20, 7-8: $7.40, 4-7: $5.60. FIRST 4: (8472)$409.80. DELORAINE GOLF CLUB Scr: 9, 10. Race 5: 7 Vitor $3.80 $2.00 1 Dziah $2.20 8 Bunna Boy $1.70. VETS STABLEFORD 18/07/2017 Q: $16.00. E: $14.50. T: $84.80. A2: 1-7: $7.80, 7-8: $4.60, 1-8: Rained out- try for Thursday. $6.50. FIRST 4: (7 1 8 6) $648.40. Scr: 9, 10. NORTHERN GOLF Race 6: 4 Lashing Jackson $4.20 $1.60 6 Capetown Jinx $4.20 5 Majestic Girl $2.00. Q: $54.70. E: $139.50. T: $301.80. A2: JUNIOR SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 17/07/2017 4-6: $6.40, 4-5: $2.80, 5-6: $18.90. FIRST 4: (4 6 5 1) $1, 356.00. Girls: Jorjah Bailey 33 Points; Lily Caelli 29 points; Alex Scr: 7, 9. Hansen 24 points; HERE IT COMES: Race 7: 8 Wynburn Archer $5.10 $2.30 5 Stylish Nic $1.00 2 Boys: Jarryd Battle 34 points; Ronan Filgate 33 points; Ryan Meander Valley’s Richard Heazlewood sends the ball downfield. Picture: Scott Gelston Finnigans Way NTD. Q: $2.10. E: $11.20. T: $42.60. FIRST 4: (8 5 Thomas 28 points; James Fiddian 26 points; 2 4) $275.40. Scr: 1. Others; Kyeong Morris; Jarrod Dusautoy; Race 8: 6 Zinnia $10.50 $2.70 8 Silent Boloney $1.40 2 Surf The Next event Friday 21st of July @ Riverside Golf Club 9am. RACING 1-2: $2.70, 2-3: $2.50, 1-3: $3.30. FIRST 4: (2 1 3 6) $360.60. Enquiries to 0418 909 589. Thanks to Belinda and Andy. All Started. Artic $2.20. Q: $20.60. E: $71.30. T: $431.00. A2: 6-8: $5.30, 2-6: GEELONG GALLOPS Race 6: 5 Antagonist $4.90 $1.80 7 Turfonic $2.10 4 Petracca $15.00, 2-8: $2.80. FIRST 4: (6 8 2 1) $900.40. Scr: 4, 10. PIGEON RACING Race 9: 2 Droopy’s Jacket $4.20 $1.40 5 Maharani $1.60 7 TAB DIVS $2.30. Q: $14.50. E: $29.30. T: $133.90. A2: 5-7: $5.70, 4-5: GEORGE TOWN PIGEON CLUB $5.80, 4-7: $6.40. FIRST 4: (5 7 4 12) $2, 313.60. Scr: 1L, 13. Devil’s Gullet $1.70. Q: $8.20. E: $25.50. T: $62.30. A2: 2-5: Race 1: 2 Clear Signal $64.40 $18.20 6 Ice Hunt $1.30 13 Spirit $3.50, 2-7: $2.40, 5-7: $3.30. FIRST 4: (2573)$247.40. Of Aquada $1.90. Q: $70.50. E: $229.80. T: $1, 037.80. A2: 2-6: Race 7: 11 Streak On $20.00 $4.40 12 Evolvement $10.70 3 Toff GEORGE TOWN PIGEON CLUB 17/07/2017 Scr: 9, 10. $28.80, 2-13: $35.50, 6-13: $5.50. FIRST 4: (2 6 13 8) $7, 710.60. Of The Town $3.20. Q: $338.60. E: $1, 253.80. T: $8, 196.80. A2: *MPM = metres per minute Scr: 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 14. 11-12: $126.20, 3-11: $36.40, 3-12: $57.90. FIRST 4: (11 12 3 8) Race 10: 8 Oh So Nice $1.60 $1.00 3 Sisco Rocco $1.70 4 From Epping Forest Race 1 Race 2: 5 Most Admired $7.30 $3.10 9 Husson Park $2.50 14 Not won pool jackpots. Scr: 2, 14, 15. Buckle Up Spud $2.60. Q: $2.80. E: $8.90. T: $18.20. A2: 1. Gary Crane 844 MPM The Bont $2.30. Q: $27.90. E: $68.90. T: $541.10. A2: 5-9: $9.40, Race 8: 14 Von Richter $4.00 $1.70 6 Tre Dieci $1.90 12 Stars In 3-8: $1.60, 4-8: $3.10, 3-4: $4.40. FIRST 4: (83410)$69.00. 2. Gary Camino 831 MPM 5-14: $27.60, 9-14: $13.30. FIRST 4: (5 9 14 11) $4, 972.40. Scr: The Sky $10.70. Q: $9.90. E: $19.70. T: $496.50. A2: 6-14: $6.60, Scr: 5, 9. 3. Travis Burt 829 MPM 4, 10, 15. 12-14: $37.60, 6-12: $41.90. FIRST 4: (14 6 12 1) $6, 559.60. Scr: EXTRA DOUBLE: 3 Rock On Rolla 8 Frazzle Dazzle $70.30. SUB: 4. T & Z Burt 827 MPM Race 3: 10 Mossbelle $4.90 $1.40 4 Drysdale Spirit $6.10 8 1 Evie Tron 1 Tah Sophie. 5. Lyndon Rigby 805 MPM 3, 5, 8, 16. Street Boy $1.30. Q: $71.30. E: $48.30. T: $265.70. A2: 4-10: Race 9: 10 Near Queue $5.50 $2.20 13 Absolutelycertain $1.50 DOUBLE: 8 Wynburn Archer 6 Zinnia $51.00. SUB: 5 Stylish Nic 6. Rodney Butterworth 418 MPM $11.20, 8-10: $2.50, 4-8: $17.60. FIRST 4: (10 4 8 6) $1, 231.80. 1 Ella Violet $1.90. Q: $13.80. E: $27.90. T: $89.70. A2: 10-13: 8 Silent Boloney. From Epping Forest 2 bird limit Scr: 3L, 13L, 2, 5, 7, 14. TREBLE: 4 Lashing Jackson 8 Wynburn Archer 6 Zinnia: 1. T & Z Burt 1041 MPM Race 4: 13 Ennis $12.80 $3.60 6 Delicate Glance $1.70 14 $6.70, 1-10: $5.10, 1-13: $2.70. FIRST 4: (10 13 1 5) $1, 435.80. 2. Gary Crane 1038 MPM Wound Tight $1.40. Q: $49.30. E: $101.50. T: $371.90. A2: 6-13: Scr: 8L, 2, 3, 6, 12, 15. Not won pool jackpots. SUB: 8 Miny Mo 5 Stylish Nic 8 3. Travis Burt 1035 MPM $14.50, 13-14: $6.60, 6-14: $6.50. FIRST 4: (13 6 14 12) $1, EXTRA DOUBLE: 13 Ennis 2 Mordacious $88.40. SUB: 14 Wound Silent Boloney. 4. Gary Camino 1929 MPM 565.20. Scr: 2L, 1, 4. Tight 2 Mordacious. QUADDIE: 7 Vitor 4 Lashing Jackson 8 Wynburn Archer 6 5. Rodney Butterworth 603 MPM Race 5: 2 Mordacious $2.90 $1.10 1 Grogans Anvil $1.60 DOUBLE: 14 Von Richter 10 Near Queue $29.60. SUB: 14 Von Zinnia $2, 104.30. SUB: 7 Vitor 8 Miny Mo 5 Stylish Nic 8 Next race from Tunbridge. 3 Perfect Statue $1.50. Q: $7.40. E: $11.70. T: $27.70. A2: Richter 1 Ella Violet. Silent Boloney. examiner.com.au Wednesday July 19, 2017 THE EXAMINER 29 JUNIOR SPORT examiner.com.au/sport

OpponentsHarryGambleandCharlieKingstonvieforpossession. Westside Devils Legend Oliver Stebbings takes a throw-in. Lochie Plunkett and Shelby Griffiths compete in a Riverside derby.

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WHAT: Northern Tasmanian Junior Soccer Association competition.

WHERE: Churchill Park, Launceston.

Chase Rossidis dives in. CONTEST: Will Cheek and Jack Turner come together at Churchill Park. Pictures: Paul Scambler

Griffin Poke retains possession under pressure from Mitchel Hills. Loki Myatt leads the chase from Toby Bartlett. Riverside Olympic's Maycee Flood and William Slatter compete.

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See website for details. year Charrae Myers To nominate visit: www.examiner.com.au 30 THE EXAMINER Wednesday July 19, 2017 examiner.com.au SPORT AFL Collingwood not sure when Pendlebury will return Watson MAGPIES how much longer he will be and level of comfort, and ing their win over St Kilda. sidelined for. what sort of guard he may In better news for the playing COLLINGWOOD skipper “It is a good result, but need to wear, all those Bombers, Travis Colyer has Scott Pendlebury’s return perhaps a little bit more things will be taken into pulled up well after hurt- date to the AFL remains un- is going on in there than consideration.” ing his foot in last Friday waiting known after he underwent was first thought, once the Essendon forward Josh night’s game. surgery on a broken finger. surgeon opened him up,” Green is set to miss their The Kangaroos will be The veteran midfielder Magpies football boss Geoff clash with North Mel- bolstered by the return of had a pin and small plate Walsh said on Tuesday. bourne on Saturday with a key forward Jarrad Waite, game inserted in the finger on “He will certainly miss hamstring injury. while youngster Corey Monday night and won’t this week. Green faces up to three Wagner will miss up to BOMBERS play in Sunday’s clash with “Given Scotty’s ability to weeks on the sidelines af- four weeks with an ankle Scott Pendlebury West Coast. It’s unclear recover from these things ter hurting himself dur- complaint. A FRANK post-season as- sessment with coach John Worsfold will determine whether Essendon great Jobe Watson extends his AFL career for another year. The lure of playing in Beveridge buoyed a successful campaign is a carrot for Watson, who hasn’t played in a winning final at the Bombers since 2004. But Watson doesn’t see a by glimpse of form reason why that can’t hap- pen this season, being firm- BULLDOGS minds you of why you can ly of the view Essendon’s be a good side. best football is yet to come. WESTERN Bulldogs coach “We saw a bit of that on The 32-year-old has Luke Beveridge hopes a the weekend. The effect been a solid contributor brief glimpse of form will that that has on us, time through the campaign, remind his side what they will tell.” playing 14 of 16 games in can achieve at their best. The Dogs have chopped the Bombers’ 8-8 season to A week after being and changed their lineup date. thrashed by Adelaide, the throughout the season – On either form or per- reigning premiers returned partly a result of injuries sonal enjoyment, he’d be to the winner’s circle with a but also due to form – but lining up again in 2018 20-point victory over Carl- Beveridge said they would but Watson says he’ll allow ton on Sunday. mostly stick with their win- Worsfold to have a say at It wasn’t the complete ning formula from the Carl- season’s end. performance Bulldogs fans ton game. “At the start of year I might have hoped for but At least one change will thought it would be de- there were clear signs of be forced, with Jake String- pendant on how I’m going improvement, with their er set to miss several weeks and how the team was go- movement by hand remi- with a hamstring strain. ing – what was best for the niscent of last year’s finals Travis Cloke is a strong group,” he said on Tuesday. glory. chance to replace Stringer “Every player wants to The 11th-placed Dogs after a strong fortnight in the have success … the way face Gold Coast in Cairns VFL, having taken time off the team is tracking there’s on Saturday with Beveridge last month to deal with men- certainly a bright future for acknowledging they must tal health issues, while Tory Essendon supporters. put together a run of vic- Dickson is also in the mix. “I can’t give you an an- tories to stand a chance of “He didn’t miss much swer about how I feel now making the finals. training so I don’t think because I haven’t spoke “It’s really hard in this that’s a big concern,” Beve- to the appropriate people game to have tapers and ridge said. “It’s more about (but) I’m enjoying being peaks,” Beveridge said on the process of feeling good here and being involved.” Tuesday. in mind and body. Watson was one of the “I do believe – I think “He appears to have en- Bombers sidelined for the everyone does – that when joyed the last two weeks so 2015 season due to his in- you see some evidence of we’ll work through that at volvement in the club’s what you can do well, it re- match committee level.” FEELING GOOD: Bulldogs forward Travis Cloke on the training track. Picture: AAP 2012 doping scandal. IN BRIEF DEES VETERAN VINCE TAKES MRP MEDICINE GIANTS COULD PLAY CONIGLIO AGAINST TIGERS MELBOURNE have The former Crow is IN a bid to get their of football this season as accepted a two-game one of five Demons to be AFL season back on ankle injuries have ruined suspension handed to suspended for striking track, Greater Western his year. Bernie Vince for striking opponents off the ball Sydney might play Still the Giants will Adelaide’s Eddie Betts. this season, and co- returning midfield star consider bringing him in The AFL tribunal did not captain Nathan Jones Stephen Coniglio against for their Sunday afternoon sit onTuesday night, with said the veteran was Richmond this weekend. showdown with the fifth- all players charged by hurting the team with his In a month where they placedTigers at the MCG. the match review panel lack of discipline. have had two draws, GWS football manager accepting their sanctions. “He really does need a loss and a win (over Wayne Campbell told Vince was sanctioned to smarten himself up,” bottom-placed Brisbane) News Corp Australia that for elbowing Betts Jones told RSN radio on the Giants have dropped a return without a run in during the first quarter Tuesday. to third on the ladder and reserves is possible for of Saturday night’s game “It’s happened far too may roll the dice with the Coniglio. in Darwin. Vince also often with him over the star onballer. “Coniglio is a chance accepted a $1000 fine past 12-18 months, he’s That is despite the fact this week, whether that’s for a head-high bump on been (suspended) too Coniglio has managed NEAFL or AFL we’re not Bernie Vince Richard Douglas. many times.” Stephen Coniglio just one-and-a-half games sure,” Campbell said. examiner.com.au Wednesday July 19, 2017 THE EXAMINER 31 AFL SPORT Breust lauds Clarkson ahead of 300th Sydney’s board kept HAWKS where it is now has been in- spirational. LONG-SERVING Hawthorn “Any chance he gets he’s out of forward Luke Breust says passing on his knowledge his “inspirational” coach of the game … he’s been the way Alastair Clarkson deserves massive for this footy club every plaudit he gets ahead and to break John Kenne- SWANS of his milestone AFL match. dy’s record speaks volumes Clarkson hits 300 games for what he’s been able to EVEN when Sydney reached as coach of the Hawks at do.” their lowest ebb, a board Domain Stadium on Satur- Breust has backed Clark- intervention was never an day night against Fremantle. son’s contentious moves option for Swans chairman In doing so, he will take in the player market and Andrew Pridham. the record for most games at the selection table this Six straight losses to coached at Hawthorn, year, justified as necessary open this AFL season – overtaking legendary boss to grow the next generation the Swans’ worst start in John Kennedy Snr. of flag-winners at Waverley. 24 years – is about as bad Kennedy Snr oversaw The Hawks rebuild has as it gets for a club bet- the club’s first three prem- gathered pace in the past ter known for grand final ierships in 1961, 1971 and month with an away win appearances. 1975 and was named as over league leaders Ade- But Pridham said his Hawthorn’s coach of the laide and a draw with high- faith in coach John Long- century. ly-fancied Greater Western mire’s ability to turn Breust, who has played in Sydney. around their fortunes never three of Clarkson’s four win- “He has had to evolve, faltered. ning grand finals, said his to take a step back and He just didn’t fore- boss deserved to be feted. see what we’re doing and see such a staggering “He’s been huge for what our way forward was,” resurgence. this club from the day he Breust said. With nine wins from stepped in the door back in “(That means) getting their past 10 matches, 2004,” he said on Tuesday. games into those young Longmire’s men are the “His ability to take this guys and giving them the competition’s form team. group from where it was to experience.” MASTERMIND: Alastair Clarkson will coach his 300th game on Saturday. Picture: AAP They sit one game out- side the top four with six rounds remaining. “John is a fantastic teacher,” Pridham said at the Swans’ diversity action plan launch on Tuesday, Old and new have ahead of Saturday’s pride game against St Kilda. “Anyone who’s human, if you lose the first six games of the season it’s very, driven Powersurge very difficult. The weight of the world is on your POWER the selfless leadership of “He might have a couple “That is the beauty of shoulders. coach Ken Hinkley and of lulls here and there but what Trav has been able to “But he’s an incred- PORT Adelaide’s return as captain Travis Boak. his thirst for the contest has do as a leader,” Ebert said. ibly positive person … an AFL contender can be Ebert said he could’t help been brilliant and he’s just “At the start of the year he’s clearly one of the elite traced to the club’s young- but be lifted by the feats of been so enthusiastic. we saw that there was a coaches in the AFL.” est and oldest, midfielder Powell-Pepper, a 19-year- “When you get a young gap that needed to be filled For that reason, Pridham Brad Ebert says. old who hasn’t missed a guy like that, and a Joey and Boaky was happy to do never tried to tell the on- After missing the finals game in his first AFL year. Atley coming in and really that; he has been fantastic.” field expert what to do. the past two years, the Pow- “It’s an impressive debut just performing their roles Ebert also praised the “One of the reasons the er sit in fourth spot enter- season, isn’t it,” Ebert said … it’s quite infectious.” influence of coach Hinkley Swans have been success- ing Saturday’s game against on Tuesday. While Powell-Pepper for altering Port’s game ful is that we let people play Melbourne at the MCG. “It’s very similar to what has emerged as a blue-chip style. their roles,” Pridham said. Ebert said he was among Ollie (Wines) did a few performer, captain Boak “Kenny has been bril- “The board’s role is the Port players being inspired years back when he was has moved from his cus- liant with the way that he governance of the club and by young talent such as just able to consistently tomary midfield spot to a has coached this year,” he John Longmire’s role is to Sam Powell-Pepper, and back up week after week. roaming half-forward role. said. Brad Ebert coach the club.” Lynch: Players to blame, not Eade

SUNS “All the playing group pearance, Eade’s future on Bulldogs at Cazaly’s Stadi- fully supports him,” the key the Gold Coast is a topic of um in Cairns. GOLD Coast Suns stand- forward said. contention. The heat will be on the out Tom Lynch has backed “The players have let But Lynch was more defending premiers too, giv- under-fire coach Rodney themselves down. He’s frustrated in his own form en they are also tenuously Eade as the man for the job coaching really well and and wanted his teammates placed outside the top eight beyond this season. the players are fully sup- to win back some respect with an 8-8 season record. The Suns dropped to porting him.” by performing consistently. Early memories of Cairns 15th after another frus- A tight loss to Colling- “We have spoken about are good for the Suns, with trating loss on Saturday wood on Saturday, made it for far too long now, but Karmichael Hunt booting a at home and now sit three more frustrating by the fact weknowwehavetokeep goal after the siren to beat wins outside the top eight. they fought back to lead on trying and getting rid of Richmond in 2012. Despite calls for Eade to mid-way through the con- those inconsistencies,” he But things haven’t gone go, Suns co-captain Lynch test, has compounded dis- said. “We are heading in the as sweetly in recent years. nominated the playing appointment on the Gold right direction.” “We haven’t won there group as the party respon- Coast. That direction is north for a few years, but we have sible for another lacklustre Slipping further away this Saturday, when the some good memories from KEY FORWARD: Gold Coast’s Tom Lynch. Picture: AAP campaign. from a maiden finals ap- Suns meet the Western early days,” Lynch said. 32 THE EXAMINER Wednesday July 19, 2017 examiner.com.au SPORT Program State champion Open attracts massive to new opportunities interest GOLF BASKETBALL 80 per cent full. For enquiries BY ROD EISZELE ring Stan on 0409 935989. BASKETBALL Tasmania has reported “unprecedented TOURING professional SPOON FEEDING interest” in its future devel- Ryan McCarthy tees off in August 31 is the closing opment programs. the Open Championship at date for this year’s Women’s Some 660 players tried Royal Birkdale on Thursday Silver Spoon event played at out for 320 spots in state and is the first Tasmanian to most clubs and the Barclay programs that seek to use a make the field since Mathew Shield which will be played curriculum to allow players Goggin tied for fifth place in at Launceston Golf Club on to achieve success both on 2009. September 25. and off court. The 27-year-old, formerly Womens Golf South is Supported by Basketball of Seabrook, has been com- conducting the open and Australia, Basketball Tas- peting on the Latino Tour Division 2 tournament mania’s state development of South America and the on September 10 and 17 program aims to nurture the European Challenge Tour at Claremont. best boys and girls aged be- and earned his place in his Tasmanian golfers can tween 14 and 17. first major through a quali- compete in the Australian It will operate in the three fying tournament at Gailes Masters Games with events regions from early August Links in Scotland where he at Devonport, Ulverstone, to late June 2018 with a six- finished at 2 under par after Port Sorell, Thirlstane, Wyn- week break over Christmas. two rounds then birdied the yard, Penquin and Sheffield The aim is to identifyd an first play-off hole. from October 21 to 25. De- select outstanding basketball McCarthy won the Tas- tails available at all clubs and athletes and develop their manian Amateur Champi- the website. skills and team concepts onship in 2008 and 2009 and The Australian Senior which will aid them to com- the Tasmanian Open in 2009 Men’s Amateur returns to pete successfully at a nation- before turning professional Tasmania after a 12-year al level. in 2012. break and will be at Royal The underpinning future He will be teeing off along Hobart on October 10, 11 development program, with fellow Australians Ja- and 12. which was started in 2014 to son Day, Adam Scott, Matt This year’s Tasmanian ensure athletes are progress- Griffin, Scott Hend, Aaron Senior Men’s Amateur ing from a younger age, will Baddeley, Adam Bland, Marc Championship will be at operate along similar lines Leishman, Cameron Smith, Mowbray Golf Club from No- and timeframe. Ashley Hall and Andrew vember 15 to 17. Over the past four years Dodt who qualified after fin- the program has produced ishing tied for fourth in the HIGH PERFORMANCE national junior squad mem- Scottish Open. Golf Tasmania’s high bers Rebecca Abel, Brady performance director Peter Armstrong, Tre Armstrong LOOKING EAST Bond has completed a re- and Taylor Mole. Stan Hardcastle reminds view of programs including It is led by Basketball golfers that the East Coast discussions with all stake- Tasmania manager Mark Masters tournament is open holders involved with coach- Radford who is head coach to all age groups and will be ing and playing on the elite of the Emerging Boomers played on November 4 and pathway in Tasmania. team that will compete at 5 at Scamander River and St Directors Georgette Chil- the World University Games Helens Golf Clubs. cott and Bev Holman have and has also been an assis- This event has grown in completed their review of tant coach at world under-19 popularity and in its seventh the Tasmanian women’s men’s championships. year has further increased pennant conditions. To register for the future sponsorship. Further details from both and state development pro- The ladies section is al- reviews are anticipated at the gram trials eligible players ready booked out and further Golf Tasmania annual meet- should go to the Basketball entries will be included on a ing at Riverside Golf Club on MAC ATTACK: Ryan McCarthy during the first round of Andalucia Costa del Sol Match Tasmania web site. waiting list. The men’s field is September 24. Play at La Cala Resort in Spain in May. Picture: Getty Images – ROB SHAW Perry keen to recycle a sporting passion

■ FROM BACK PAGE team pursuit in Colombia heartbeat. It was very moti- to see who can mentally stick long-term targets are fur- sort of shape I’m in.” “In the army you are on with Stewart, Alex Manly and vating for me because I was it out and that really helped ther afield. Perry said watching state the go from 6am to 10pm Elissa Wundersitz. racing most days. There was put everything into perspec- “I have pretty big goals,” teammates Cure and Baker whereas training on the bike “That was pretty much my one period of 10 days when tive and made me realise Perry said. “I want to go to at last year’s Olympic Games back home I thought all I only international as a sen- I raced on seven of them how good I did have it.” the Tokyo Olympics, that’s provided all the motivation have to do is thrash myself ior. I got a taste for it, enjoyed which was great fun and I Back home in West whatIhaveinmysights.I she needed. for three or four hours not 16 it and would love to go back was in my element. Launceston, Perry returned don’t know how realistic that “It was very motivating and I would much rather be and do it all again.” “I won a few of the smaller to local club nights and rac- is at the moment, but we’ll and I was wishing I was there doing that.” Perry said she barely had races and had some placings es, caught up with Tasmani- see what happens and where too. It’s pretty inspiring. I The former West Launces- an immune system for nearly in the crits including a fourth an Institute of Sport coach it takes me. I also want to get would love to do everything ton primary, Riverside high 18 months and after eight place in Harlem which was Matthew Gilmore and again back to the world cups and Amy has done. She’s a great and Launceston College stu- months off the bike went to helpful because it had good teamed up with dad, Jamie, world champs. role model for us and Geor- dent won the individual pur- the US to compete in assort- prize money.” who had been her coach for “I’ve really enjoyed getting gia overcame her own health suit at the 2013 junior world ed track and criterium races. Returning home, Perry six years as a junior. back on the bike. I’m begin- issues to achieve her Olym- championships and added “That helped me get on embarked on six weeks train- Her immediate goals are ning to find a lot of the speed pic goal. the team pursuit a year later. top of my health and I’ve had ing with the army reserve the national track champi- I had lost. I’m still lacking “It’s quite inspiring seeing As a senior, she claimed an no issues this year. near Wagga Wagga. onships and joining Stewart fitness but that will come. what they’ve done because it Australian scratch race title “It was awesome racing “It was really good for me. at the International Track “It’ll be good to get some makes it more realistic com- plus World Cup gold in the and I would go back in a It’s part of the army training Series in Melbourne but hard racing in and see what ing from the same place.” examiner.com.au Wednesday July 19, 2017 THE EXAMINER 33 FOOTBALL SPORT

LISTEN UP: AFL Tasmania state talent DAY DREAM: Riley Sanders, 12, thinks MINE: Adam Brown, 11, gathers the ball at KEEN EYE: Glenorchy State League manager Jy Bond talks with media. aboutwhathisfuturemightbe. pace. ruckman Mitch Hills watches on. Roos test future footy stars NEXT GENERATION ACADEMY BY COREY MARTIN

THE rise of women’s football has been made abundantly clear by the turnout at this year’s North Melbourne next generation trials. About 270 aspiring football stars aged 11 to 15 years were put through their paces at Launceston’s Elphin Sports Centre during the second of three statewide testing clinics on Tuesday. Roos football operations manager Laura Kane said 30 per cent of next generation par- ticipants nationwide come from Tasmania. “We’ve had huge numbers of girls come through, tens and tens and tens more than we did last year,”Kane said. “We had 34 last time and I think we have about 200 registered this time, which is real- ly exciting.” North were allocated Tasmania and parts of Victoria by the AFL in setting up the acad- emies and Kane said it was a great chance for North Melbourne to nurture the state’s top- end talent from a young age. “(What is more important) is that AFL clubs are accessible to young kids and they can see the pathway… not just for playing but for employment opportunities,”she said. “If they can’t see themselves in the game from a young age they think it is a little out of reach.” AFL Tasmania state talent manager Jy Bond said close to 800 participants had regis- tered for this week’s trials and that about 300 players would be selected to take part in an elite eight-week coaching and development program in August. From there the elite will be invited to be- come part of North’s academy along with the likes of 2018 draft prospect Tarryn Thomas. “It’s a great opportunity of our young boys and girls of the state to be a part of something like this,”Bond said. “Any opportunity a young boy or girl can have to experience training and AFL com- bine testing is great. “If we can get them into our program, hopefully they can stay part of it from 11 and 12 right through to a Mariners program with the aim of getting boys and girls drafted.” ThefinaltrialisatMoonahSportsCentre LIGHTNING: Lachlan Oliver, 11, zooms past onlookers at the North Melbourne next generation academy trials at Elphin Sports on Thursday. Centre. Pictures: Scott Gelston

REACH FOR THE SKY: Lachlan Shea,12, BANG: Lockie Presnell, 12, kicks long SPEEDY: Kaidyn Apted, 11, tries out the YOUR TURN: The group of boys gets their shows his vertical leap capacity. indoors. 20-metre sprint. instructions. 34 THE EXAMINER Wednesday July 19, 2017 examiner.com.au SPORT Joeacingnewfoundlove TENNIS BY COREY MARTIN

JOE Murray is not one to wonder “what if”. The 12-year-old took up wheelchair tennis earlier this year to see where he could take it. “I thought ‘could I make it to be a state, national or even international player’ and I wanted to see how hard it was to get there,”Joe said. “It’s great fun and just playing in general – it’s fun learning new skills like vol- ley, backhand, forehand and even serving is awesome. “I’m going pretty good.” Joe, who has the muscu- loskeletal condition arthro- gryposis which affects his nerves and muscles, has had several weeks off after un- dergoing hip surgery. However, the St Thomas More’s Catholic Primary School pupil is expecting to be back in action once his new sports wheelchair from the national wheelchair loan program arrives with- ALL SMILES: Wheelchair tennis player Joe Murray with Newstead Tennis and Squash Centre head coach Mathew Carswell. Picture: Phillip Biggs in weeks. Tennis Australia is em- arthritis to name a few. wheelchair athlete. barking on a campaign to “Tennis is one of those “At first I honestly thought boost the sport’s accessibility great sports that doesn’t you had to be permanently by expanding its wheelchair Tennis is one of those great sports that doesn’t have have any walls, everyone can in a wheelchair to be eligible tennis development pro- play,”Carswell said. to play wheelchair tennis, gram to keep up with soar- anywalls,everyonecanplay. “If you thought playing but there are a whole lot of ing participation numbers, ‘‘ tennis standing up was hard, different conditions that al- Newstead Tennis and Squash Centre head coach Mathew Carswell following the success of ath- doing it a wheelchair is an- low you to do so.” letes like triple Paralympic Mathew Carswell. the ITF tennis rankings. Bolzonello. other world altogether and Carswell said a focus on champion and Newcombe In the past 12 months There are 37 new national Carswell said like Joe, peo- being given an opportunity coach delivery is pivotal to Medallist Dylan Alcott. numbers have increased to wheelchair development ple do not have to be totally to be able to here in Tassie increasing opportunities for A part of the program is 33 weekly junior wheelchair coaches and Carswell is one reliant upon a wheelchair to has motivated me to want to the sport and making sure developing coaches like tennis players nationwide of five Tasmanian mentors be eligible to play. learn more and get to under- there are positive experi- Joe’s Newstead Tennis and with Australia jumping from that includes Launceston’s People can have spine stand the basic fundamen- ences for “participants of all Squash Centre head coach one to six junior players in Ben Osborne and James injuries, joint stiffness and tals of what it takes to be a abilities”.

SUPER CHAINSAW SHOWCASE YOUR CoachunhappywithAFLTas TUNE UP DEAL BUSINESS TO THE FOOTBALL LOCAL COMMUNITY DEVONPORT NWFL coach Troy Davies has accused AFL Have your chainsaw WITH A BUSINESS Tasmania of ignoring the PROFILE. North-West Coast. tuned Davies, who is also a for- mer North-West coach for With the joint forces of advertising and receive a the Tassie Mariners, has and editorial be sure to hit your called for NWFL clubs to FREE SHARPEN AND SAFETY CHECK target market with impact. receive more support as they provide the majority of the playing talent for State Plus League clubs Devonport and 2 FREE FILES While stocks last! Burnie. NOT HAPPY: Devonport NWFL coach Troy Davies “These clubs deserve to believes more should be done by AFL Tasmania for the Total package value have $30,000 a year injected North-West Coast. Picture: Brodie Weeding $ into them,’’ Davies said. 90 “Enough is enough, as wide cup with participants he believed progress had they just need to spend more then more prepared to step been made on the North- PAY ONLY money to develop grassroots up to Tassie Mariners duties West Coast. footy on the North-West and state coaches seeing He said Barry Gaby re- Coast, strip it back and sup- more of them. deployed to focus on just $ port these kids.” AreturntotheTACCup the North-West and Emma The Devonport team or just one North-West Coast Humphries joining him in

35 TA5216761 For more information please call: would work with and be State League team based game development, North Katie, Business Profile Specialist made up of junior football- at the Dial Regional Sports talent manager Adam Sand- 210 WELLINGTON ST, (03) 6336 7175 or at ers from East Devonport, Complex would be the best ers spending more time in LAUNCESTON [email protected] Latrobe, Devonport and Ul- way to maximise talent. this region and Jason Ling OPEN: verstone, and the Burnie side AFL Tasmania chief exec- as strength and conditioning Mon.-Fri 8.00 am-5.00 pm Saturday 8.30 am-12 noon Circular Head Giants, Wyn- utive Rob Auld responded resource were signs of their PH. 6343 0077 yard, Penguin and Burnie. by admitting there was still commitment to the area. TA5113836 They would play in a state- some work to do, however, – ALEX FAIR examiner.com.au Wednesday July 19, 2017 THE EXAMINER 35 CRICKET SPORT Positive spin has its place Beams and co seek world domination

WOMEN'S WORLD CUP BY ROB SHAW AUSTRALIA’S spin queen Idon’tthinkspin Kristen Beams is delighted toplayherpartintakingover is taking over the world. ‘‘ the world just Spin bowlers are dom- inating at the Women’s yet World Cup in England with Kristen Beams Australia leading the way. The Southern Stars have tinuing that for the semi-fi- fielded Beams, Ash Gard- nal." ner and Jess Jonassen in Australia's spinners, in- five of their seven matches cluding part-time bowler while young leg-spinner Nicole Bolton, have taken Amanda-Jade Wellington more than half of the team’s covered for Beams against wickets in the tournament New Zealand. compared to just 29 per cent The Launceston-born in 2013 on the spin-friendly leggie is leading the way for wickets of India. her country with 11 wickets Across all nations, five of at 19.72. the top six leading bowlers "It’s nice to see so many are spinners, with Beams spinners in the side," taking her tally of interna- she said. tional scalps to 39 from 28 "I think the wickets have ODIs at an average of 21.94 suited the spinners a bit and particularly impressive more and usually over here economy rate of 3.67. there is a bit in it for the "On different days against quicks, but it has probably different opposition, three UP FOR THE CUP: Kristen Beams celebrates the wicket of Sarah Taylor during the Women's World Cup match suited the spinners. pace bowlers would be just between England and Australia in Bristol. Picture: Getty Images "We’ve continued to build as good," she said. and we speak about building "At the moment we’ve seeingbowlerscomeinmatches in Bristol, Australia said 32-year-old Beams, forward to seeing what the pressure as a bowling group been lucky, for me it’s been and bowl quick and seeing has travelled to Derby to originally of Exeter, who conditions hold. and I think we’ve been able like holding on for dear life bouncers from Ellyse Perry, face an Indian team that has took 3-23 against Pakistan "No matter what the con- to do that pretty well so far in for that spot in the side and so I don’t think spin is taking alreadyplayedfourmatch- at Leicester. ditions are we have a really this tournament. I’ll keep trying to hold onto it. over the world just yet." es there. "We’ve enjoyed our time versatile and diverse group "So it’ll just be about con- "I still think people love After four of its seven pool "It’s nice to have a change," in Bristol and we’re looking that will tackle it." Tigers in need of some interstate talent NEWLY appointed Cricket “Predominantly I want to interstate. young guys who have had tween Cricket Australia and the currency in Tasmanian Tasmania talent manager look here first and find and “[But] I still think we can be that experience now who the Australian Cricket Asso- cricket this year,’’ he said. Ben Rohrer admits the state develop the talent that we really competitive this year are looking to pushing them- ciation is resolved. He dismissed claims of a will be looking interstate for have,’’ he said. to win the Sheffield Shield. selves into that higher eche- Roher said he had found conflict of interest with the short-term solutions, but the “That is really well set up at “There’s quite a good lon of being really consistent the environment under Hobart Hurricanes consider- focus remains on developing the minute, but we just need mix of those senior players first-class players and trying coach Adam Griffith to be ing he still has playing duties home-grown talent. to get them on the same with the [Tim] Paines, [Alex] to make the Test side.” positive. to perform with the Sydney The former New South path as the main squad. In Doolans, [George] Baileys, There are contracts ready ”Basically he has wiped Thunder this summer, saying Wales batsman on Tuesday the short-term until we get [James] Faulkners, Matty to be handed out, however, the slate clean from the last he would step out any meet- said he liked what he saw for that up those players up to Wade and those sort of guys, all parties will need to wait couple of years, and runs ings involving the Canes. the Tigers’ immediate future. scratch we will need to look and a really good core of until the pay dispute be- and wickets are going to be – ALEX FAIR

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RECYCLED: Lauren Perry reflects on the mementos of her international cycling career in the bedroom of her Launceston home. Picture: Scott Gelston NEW FIGHT ArmystinthelpsformerworldchampfocusonOlympicdream

CYCLING health and motivation is- again,”Perry said. manian cyclists that claimed dreams provided the im- the 21-year-old. BY ROB SHAW sues, Launceston’s former “That year I got to wear two national team pursuit petus and after battling to “I went to join the army re- track champion is back on the rainbow jersey skinsuit titles and is keen to copy the overcome chronic fatigue, serve to have a pathway after A DAILY reminder on the the bike and keen to add to every time I did an individ- successful transition to sen- six weeks training with the cycling and do feel good that back of her bedroom door the two world titles she won ual pursuit was really cool. ior ranks of her fellow multi- army reserve helped add I’ve now got that to fall back is all the inspiration Lauren as a junior. Whenever I got it out of my ple junior world champions the perspective Perry need- on. Cycling is now not the Perry needs in her quest “The rainbow jerseys hang bag I would think ‘Is this re- Amy Cure, Georgia Baker ed to regain her passion for only thing in my life. to return to the pinnacle on the back of my door and ally mine’.” and Macey Stewart. the pedals. “But I also began to realise of cycling. every time I look at them Perry was part of the gold- Watching Cure and Baker “I did not really know what how much I was missing it. Having battled through I want to have that feeling en generation of female Tas- achieve their own Olympic I was doing with my life,”said ■ CONTINUES: Page 32

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