Glenorchy City Council Adopts Rate Revenue Increase

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GLENORCHY City Glenorchy Mayor Council has unanimous- Kristie Johnston said ly adopted a 2018/19 Council worked hard to budget that includes a get the fi gure down. 12.5 per cent rate reve- “The impact in nue increase. monetary terms for rate- The community payers will be between was informed about the $1.94 and $4.35 a week draft budget at a recent or if we are looking budget briefi ng session, at the annual impact, which attracted more it equates to between than 200 people and $100 and $226,” she included a question and said. 12.5 PER CENT answer session. STORY CONTINUES PAGE 7

MAKING A MARK AT THE MOUNTAIN BIKE CHAMPIONSHIPS From left , Fahan School year 10 students Charlott e Ingram and Elsie Lamb, and year nine student Madeleine Townley. STORY CONTINUES PAGE 6 2

2 Glenorchy Gazett e July 2018 Community News If it seems suss… TasWater and the By Peter Harriss household more than Inspector, Glenorchy $424 per year with a Division total cost to Australian CORNER BOXHILL ROAD & CULLEN STREET retailers at approximate- dancing kangaroo Sunday Morning Worship 10am DURING the last week ly $2.7 billion per year. Children’s Program of May 2018, Crime Shoplifting not only Stoppers conducted a impacts the big retailers, ALL WELCOME major appeal that asked it can also signifi cantly For more information visit www.cbctas.org.au the community to play impact small business their part in creating when thieves target a safer communities by tradesperson’s tools of reporting information trade. about crime. It’s important for Baker This year, theft and small business owners to Wilson Davies shoplifting – particularly keep tools and valuable organised shoplifting – objects well secured and L A W Y E R S Phillip (Phil) Keal Phil is available for all your was targeted. readily identifi able. conveyancing and commercial The appeal was Don’t make it easy needs. Appointments are available highly successful and for thieves and remem- in the Northern Suburbs if required. Tasmania saw a 34 per ber to remain vigilant. Phil can assist you with property cent increase in the total We all want to be transfers, small business advice, leases, wills and estates. volume of information part of a safe commu- reports received during nity and I encourage Please call for an appointment: the week. people to continue to 6264 1055 This doesn’t nec- be observant. 3 Wilmot Road [email protected] HUONVILLE www.bakerwilsondavies.com.au essarily indicate that Police will always instances of crimes have follow up instances of increased, but rather shoplifting and recent Monkey Baa’s creati ve director Sandra Eldridge with children from Bowen Road Primary School suggests that people police investigative in Moonah. are more consistently taskforces have disrupt- reporting information to ed organised shoplifting BOWEN Road Primary production, we hope to attended the Theatre Crime Stoppers. groups. School is among 15 provide a theatre expe- Royal performance, This is support- Remember, if you Tasmanian primary rience to students who with the schools-based ed with fi ndings that see something suss, be schools to receive a taste may not otherwise have workshop giving them a over the past year the it when you are at a of the theatre experience the opportunity to enjoy greater sense of involve- proportion of inbound shopping centre or if thanks to a partnership a live production like ment. calls received by Crime you see some ‘cheap’ between TasWater and this,” Ms Mercer said. Theatre Royal RESIDENTIAL Stoppers converted to property for sale on on- the Theatre Royal. In addition to this marketing and business & COMMERCIAL information reports has line internet sites, take TasWater general performance, Josephine development manager increased signifi cantly. the initiative and contact manager corporate and Wants to Dance was also Maria Pate said she was TREE REMOVAL Many people often Crime Stoppers. community relations taken to the classroom delighted to have had overlook shoplifting as Anyone with infor- Juliet Mercer said this with Sydney theatre the support of TasWater AND STUMP a ‘small’ crime, however mation about crimes year the company had company ‘Monkey Baa’, over many years. it is a serious crime and should contact Crime sponsored the children’s which visited schools “This partnership has GRINDING has a signifi cant impact Stoppers anonymously production “Josephine with a storytelling and provided an invaluable on all of us – we all pay on 1800 333 000 or Wants to Dance” – a workshop program. experience to more than a price for shoplifting online at crimestoppers- story about dreams, A teaching artist 3000 primary school Emergency tree through increased cost tas.com.au. believing in yourself and visited Bowen Road, students to come to the of goods sold, insurance If the information a dancing kangaroo. 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Glenorchy Gazett eJuly 2018 3 Community News Disability housing needs being met

Nikala Bourke, The Pull of Water (detail from series), 2017, scanned water photograph. EXPLORING THE BEAUTY OF WAVES TWO artists will explore converted to an 18th the beauty of waves in an Century Regina Music exhibition now open at Box disk. the Moonah Arts Centre. Now, with this Cath Robinson and iteration of her project, Nikala Bourke invite the 16 singers from the audience to consider the Southern Gospel Choir emotional and cathartic respond to a slowed pull of the water in their down version of the exhibition ‘Water and sound. Wave Forms’. “Every wave is a Nikala Bourke’s choir,” Ms Robinson said. artworks looks like pho- “It’s a front and a tographs but are made backwash occurring Tim Gourlay from CatholicCare with Mark Jessop and Alison Hodges from Nexus. without a camera. sometimes at the same She immerses large time over and over – it’s A PARTNERSHIP be- been co-designed by and many receiving the technology and facil- the city, a higher support sheets of photographic music to me.” tween CatholicCare and Nexus and CatholicCa- funding for the very fi rst ities to provide the very home for people with light-sensitive paper in Water and Wave disability support service re to meet the specifi c time.” best contemporary care, a physical disability and the waters of Browns Forms will be running at Nexus will see 20 beds needs of each client. CatholicCare execu- including ceiling tracking the addition of four sin- River in Kingston at the Moonah Arts Centre made available for peo- Nexus chief executive director Tim Gourlay to monitor the safety gle and two double new night and exposes them until 21 July. ple with a disability over tive offi cer Mark Jessop said this collaboration be- of clients and 15-amp units in Glenorchy. with fl ash lights to It will be open the next six months. said many people in the tween two not-for-profi t power points to charge Nexus supports 170 reveal waves, ripples and Tuesday to Friday 10am CatholicCare is a older National Disabil- partners was a “fantastic wheelchairs.” people with a disability refl ections of the river to 5pm and Saturdays major social housing ity Insurance Scheme model” that met the Mr Jessop estimated in southern Tasmania, bed, debris, sand and 11am to 3pm, free entry. property developer in (NDIS) age cohorts needs of the NDIS. that when these prop- with eight residences in seaweed. The artists will be at Tasmania and with the would want to try living He said it formed erties were completed the Glenorchy munici- By employing this the Moonah Arts Centre help of an Australian away from home. part of the broader in October they would pality. immediate, contact-based on the last day of the Government grant, is “And with aging commitment to develop create employment for Since the commence- and camera-less tech- show for ‘Conversations working with Nexus to parents themselves, this social and affordable three permanent full ment of the NDIS in nique, a unique imprint with the Artists’ at 1pm design and build new is becoming a necessity housing across Tasmania. time, 10 permanent part 2014, Nexus has grown of the interaction with on Saturday 21 July. supported accommoda- for many,” he said. “Many of these peo- time and a number of substantially from 36 water and landscape are This is a free, casual tion houses. “As the NDIS rolls ple could be at risk of casual staff. clients to its current created. event where you can Two of the new out the fi nal two age homelessness or living in The mix of beds that number. Cath Robinson has meet the artists and hear homes being built in groups of 35 to 49-year- substandard accommo- these new builds are cre- This has also created made fi eld recordings more about the stories Chigwell will support olds and 50 to 64-year- dation so we are building ating means Nexus will a great deal of local from Tasmanian costal and inspirations behind older clients, many olds, it is expected that modern, comfortable be able to refocus some employment, with Nexus locations and developed their exhibition. of whom came from the number of people accommodation that an- of its existing properties. growing from about 80 them into Pianola rolls. All are welcome, no Willow Court when the with NDIS funding plans yone would be proud to It will look at a staff to a mix of 200 These rolls were then bookings required. facility shut down. in Tasmania will increase call their home,” he said. “share house” model for permanent and casual The properties have from 4000 to 11,500, “These homes have younger people close to positions currently.

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Glenorchy Gazett eJuly 2018 5 Community News Students take action on mental health

Dominic College year 10 students at Luke Jackson’s Acti on Fitness Centre. WORLD boxing champi- students some ideas apply to their own lives. bit easier.” he said. lunchtime yoga, as well themselves and their on contender Luke Jack- on how to cope with “As well as Mr Jack- Dominic College 7-10 “In 2018, the college as breakfasts of pancakes peers at Dominic was son welcomed Dominic adversity. son, our presenters from Pastoral Care coordinator captains were keen to and bacon and eggs, were commendable,” she said. College year 10 students The sessions were #notevenonce, StayChat- Aaron Davey said Maggie introduce something a great way to get the “The same messages to his gym last month for part of a week-long Ty and the Little Help was driven to mirror the new to Dominic College balance right.” are being sent to our sessions on basic boxing series of workshops with Project were outstanding,” work done in the school’s that would be fun but Dominic College students – keep active skills, fi tness routines and students on body image, she said. EMPOWER Program. help them with practical principal Beth Gilligan and fi t, stay connected mental health inspiration. addiction, mental health, “Teenagers can’t help “Last year, student advice. said schools needed to be with others, intentionally Mr Jackson, who is a yoga and self-defence. each other – they don’t leaders ran a very success- “Maggie created ideas proactive in supporting stay positive through former Australian Olym- It made up part of a have the experience or ful Relay for Life team of and options for speakers students to manage their mindfulness, constantly pic and Commonwealth special “Mental Health professional skills – but more than 120 students who were just right for mental health. learn new skills and keep Games boxing team Week” initiative organised they can support each and raised nearly $20,000 each year level. “The fact that students giving to others and the captain, will compete for by year 10 leaders and other. for the Cancer Council,” “The addition of wanted to do this for community.” the WBO world feather- the 7-10 Pastoral Care “We can’t give advice weight championship in team at Dominic College. but we can give support. northern Ireland later this Event initiator and “When someone year. college captain Maggie is struggling mentally it He shared his training Baker said she hoped all can feel like the world is techniques, as well as students gained some- against you, but when a his struggles with mental thing relevant from the friend tells you they are health and OCD, offering week that they could there for you, life gets a

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6 Glenorchy Gazette July 2018 Community News Making a mark at the Mountain Bike Championships

FROM FRONT PAGE STUDENTS from around the state converged at the Glenorchy Mountain Bike Park last month to hit the tracks for the annual Tasmanian All Schools Mountain Bike Champi- onships. Among those to enjoy success was the Fahan School team, which placed second in the event overall and first in the girls under-15 and under-17 events. “Even though it was a little difficult competing against experienced boys, it just made it all the better when completed, as the track and team did so well overall,” year 10 student Meg Edwards said. “It was good to try out something that I wouldn’t normally do.” It was only the second year Fahan had entered a team, having the most participants from any school in the state. “There’s been a growth in the sport in Fahan School year seven students Harriet Badenach, Anna Edwards and Evie Banks-Smith. Tasmania which has dominated sport,” Fahan in which we introduce girls sign up, from year the school encouraged of the girls consistently more than half the opened up opportunities School mountain biking girls to mountain biking seven through to year girls to be “adventurous produces participation female competitors in for girls to take part in a coach Alison Manson from year five onwards 12.” and have a go”. levels and results above this year’s Mountain Bike physically different chal- said. means this year we have Fahan School prin- “As a small school the expectation,” he said. Championships are from lenge in a typically male “The supportive way had a massive group of cipal Tony Freeman said determination and spirit “I’m delighted that Fahan.” SIM-GUAR-GG-262x190-0518 WE’LL BETTER THE LOWEST QUOTE AROUND- THAT’S THE SIMPLICITY GUARANTEE.* NOW OPEN 387-399 Main Road Glenorchy

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Glenorchy Gazett eJuly 2018 7 Community News A winter wardrobe Glenorchy City for those in need Council adopts rate revenue increase FROM FRONT PAGE manager in looking at over-promise or make “Even with this increase, all savings and revenue unrealistic assumptions,” our Council still remains measures that are possi- she said. one of the most affordable,” she said. “This Council has not ble municipalities to live “I particularly com- only talked about being in regarding rates. mend the six new alder- open and transparent in “We understand the men for their preparation its budget deliberations impacts on households for budget discussions, but has actually followed though and have looked their thoughtful input through and done it by at options of increasing and their commitment to adopting this budget.” rates instalments from robustly challenging man- Mayor Johnston said two to four years. agement on behalf of the she understood the com- “This will take effect community they serve. munity’s frustration with in the 2019/20 budget.” “In this regard, the the rate revenue increase. Mayor Kristie new Council is remark- “I urge the commu- Johnston said this was ably different to the last nity to keep asking ques- the fi rst time since she one.” tions to gain a thorough was elected to Council in Mayor Johnston said understanding of this very 2011 that she had voted the adopted budget was complex process we have in support of the budget. an accurate representa- gone through,” she said. “Unlike previous tion of Council’s fi nancial “It is unfair and hard Michelle Folder from Hobart City Mission and Verity Davis from Northgate make the fi rst donati on in the annual winter appeal. years, this Council has position and refl ected a on the community but delved deeply into un- responsible path towards we need to keep this WITH winter well and accessibly drop point HCM chief execu- munity service workers derstanding Council’s true sustainability. Council going and start truly setting in, commu- set up at the shopping tive offi cer John Stubley to determine the client’s fi nancial position and has “Unlike previous making positive stories for nity members have been centre. said it was at this time support needs, provide engaged with the general budgets, it does not our future.” encouraged to help Donations of blan- of year when most of practical assistance and, those experiencing hard- kets, jumpers, sleeping us could go home to if necessary, refer them ship by donating new bags, socks and other a warm meal and bed to relevant services. or quality items as part items can be made at that it really hit home The donations from of Hobart City Mission’s the old Wendy’s loca- how important it was to Northgate will be sent (HCM) winter appeal. tion, next to Target. assist those experiencing to HCM’s op shops for The winter ap- “We are very com- hardship. individuals who are peal raises funds and munity-minded here at Financial donations experiencing hardship, awareness for HCM’s Northgate,” Northgate for the winter appeal with vouchers provided Emergency Assis- marketing manager are also being accepted through emergency tance Program, where Verity Davis said. at Northgate’s Centre assistance appointments individuals can receive “We encourage management offi ce, or sold to help fund emergency relief, advice everyone to donate located opposite Rock- HCM’s vital services. and essential items. new or second-hand mans. For more informa- A partnership be- winter warmers to help HCM’s Emergency tion about Hobart City 1300 732 377 tween HCM and North- those struggling in our Assistance Program Mission, visit https://ho- RTO 60071 gate has seen an easily community.” employs trained com- bartcitymission.org.au www.onroadoffroad.edu.au

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8 Glenorchy Gazette July 2018 Community News Intersection upgrades Williams takes home top volunteering prize

The Grove Road, Arnold Street and Constance Avenue intersection in Glenorchy. GLENORCHY City by Council and partially cross Grove Road. Council has completed funded through the “The installation of work on an upgrade of Australian Government the four kerb exten- the Grove Road, Arnold ‘Black Spot Program’, sions will slow the Street and Constance which targets road loca- Grove Road traffic and Avenue intersection in tions where crashes are increase reaction time Glenorchy. occurring. which will assist in Minister Jacquie Petrusma, winner of the Premier’s Volunteer of the Year Leslie Williams, and Her Excellency, Professor the Hon- The work included Glenorchy City avoiding collisions,” he ourable Kate Warner, AC, Governor of Tasmania. the construction of kerb Council civil supervisor said. LESLIE Williams was munity. Mr Williams currently “when so many people extensions, footpath, Harmut Gutwein said “We would like to recently recognised at He received the works with Huntington’s were doing incredible kerb ramps, storm water Council was pleased to thank residents for their the 2018 Southern Cross Community Care and Disease Association of things.” lines and line markings. be able to reconstruct patience during the Television Tasmanian Health Award and took Tasmania, supporting “Volunteering is not The upgrade, includ- the intersection where construction, which we Volunteering Awards for out the prestigious title families and raising measured through the ing the planning and crashes had occurred hope will make their his significant contribu- of Premier’s Volunteer of awareness. number of hours people design, was managed with traffic trying to neighbourhood safer.” tion to the local com- the Year. “The biggest highlight give, but by the impact Minister Jacquie is when you know of what they’re doing,” Petrusma presented the someone wants some- she said. awards to Mr Williams thing like a wheelchair, “It doesn’t matter if who has been actively and you organise an you are giving one hour participating in the com- event to fundraise and a week, a few hours munity for more than 60 you see the joy in their each month, one day a years. face when they’ve finally year or more, collectively His volunteering got something they can volunteers are contribut- roles have included use for assistance in their ing an estimated $4.9 bil- youth worker, president, life,” he said. lion dollars to Tasmania vice president, secretary, “I just think it’s so each year and making a treasurer, fundraiser, as important to give back difference, and for this well as providing support to the community and we thank them all.” and advocacy. to help others who can’t Patron of Volun- “I thought I didn’t always help themselves.” teering Tasmania Her have much of a chance Fiona Armstrong Excellency, Professor of winning the category I from 26TEN also won the Honourable Kate was nominated for, so it the TasTAFE Education, Warner, AC, Governor was very unexpected to Science and Technology of Tasmania hosted the receive both awards,” Mr Award. 27 finalists, their nomi- Williams said. Chris Dalton from nators, industry sponsors “I’m very honoured Sole Mates and Christine and VIPs at the official and very pleased.” Gimblett from Lions Awards ceremony at In addition to volun- Club of Brighton were Government House. teering, Mr Williams and nominated as finalists in The Awards are Tas- his wife Lucy had been their categories. mania’s only statewide dedicating themselves Volunteering Tas- program that formally to raising their twin mania’s chief executive recognises excellence granddaughters, one of officer Alison Lai said in volunteering and are whom has recently been the judging panel found supported by the State diagnosed with multiple it extremely difficult to Government and valued sclerosis and epilepsy. narrow down the finalists sponsors.

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Glenorchy Gazett eJuly 2018 9 Community News Showing support for lifelong learning

Photo credit: Robert Gavin. Get some help to get on your bike TASMANIA is a fantastic by Bicycle Network Three Willows winery, place to ride with the Tasmania are all designed 40 Degrees South wild natural areas, serene to be easy for people of salmon farm. farmland, stunning coast- a wide range of riding • Deloraine to Westbury al vistas, unspoilt historic ability and includes: under Western Tiers - towns and villages and 35km - quiet country • Sandy Bay Riverside an abundance of great roads include historic Roll - 21km - along foodie destinations. buildings, farmland and Sandy Bay Rd. Bicycle Network John Temple Gallery. • Easy Ride to MONA Tasmania has released • Westbury Bracknell - 26km - Intercity a new tool to help both country - 45km - tak- Cycleway. visitors and locals to fi nd ing in rural roads and • Artlovers’ scenic ride to safe and easy places to village of Bracknell. MONA - 26km - Inter- ride around the state. • Devonport Discovery city cycleway and local The ambassador Tour - 23km - coastal roads via GASP. routes in the ‘Ride With bike paths passing Mer- Glenorchy City Council alderman Simon Fraser, right, with tutoring student Andrew Bailey. • City to Cascade Brew- GPS’ website are de- sey Bluff Lighthouse, ery - 9km - Hobart LOCAL aldermen have mend taking up volun- literacy tutors through knew what I was reading signed to create self-guid- Don River railway, Rivulet path. signed up as supporters of teering as a literacy tutor. Glenorchy LINC. and could answer the ed two-wheel tours of and plenty of coastal • Hobart Airport to the 26TEN in recognition of “Andrew’s commit- “I went through questions. some of the best bits of scenery. City - 21km - via Cam- the importance and value ment is to be commend- testing to fi nd out my “I previously studied a Tasmania. bridge Rd and local of lifelong learning. ed, as he has not missed level of literacy and once Certifi cate III in Telecom- From cruisy coffee More routes from streets to the Tasman Glenorchy City Coun- a single session since I’ve we fi gured out my level munications and a Cer- runs to laid back country around the state will be Bridge and Intercity cil became a member been working with him. of what I was good at, we tifi cate IV in Computer touring, you can enjoy added to the site and cycleway. organisation in 2017 and “It’s only an hour per could start the program,” Systems Technology, but I beautiful Tasmania just Bicycle Network is asking • White Hills winery also runs the Glenorchy week and you can change he said. couldn’t really understand as if you are riding with for suggestions for more route - 35km - quiet LEARNs Program as part someone’s life and also “It started with a it whereas now with a savvy local who knows rides. roads, some with of 26TEN. make a friend. phonetics book which I studying for my diplo- the best shortcuts and Just go to ‘Find’ in the marked bike lanes Alderman Simon “The important ele- thought was weird at fi rst ma, I’m fi nding it much the quietest streets. top menu of the website through farmland to Jo- Fraser has gone one step ment here is to remember but now I can see how easier and hoping to gain The carefully curated and type in Bicycle seph Chromy vineyard. further by becoming a that people having literacy benefi cial it was. employment. routes within the Ride Network Tasmania into • City sights Launces- volunteer literacy tutor issues has nothing to do “Before I started, I “I recommend people with GPS website and ‘Keywords’ to see all the ton - 16km - bike and has been working with their intelligence.” couldn’t properly read who are in the same situ- phone app help to plan recommended routes. paths and quiet streets with Andrew Bailey for Andrew Bailey has a book, but now I’m ation as me with literacy your ride showing the You can print out taking in the Design the past 18 months. participated in the 26TEN reading books easily issues get help. roads and trails to take, the route instructions or Centre, City Park, river “I am passionate program since November and I have seen a huge “It may seem a bit interesting destinations, download the route to scenery. about education and its 2016 and has achieved improvement. silly at fi rst, but it shows what you’ll see along the your phone to get turn- • Deloraine gourmet ride ability to change people’s great milestones in that “It has got me to an effect after a while and way, and the distance by-turn navigation help. under Western Tiers lives, and literacy and nu- short time. understand words more I have improved so much and elevation of the ride. For more informa- - 33km - quiet roads meracy is at the heart of This includes recently and I can now under- with my reading, writing The routes recom- tion, visit www.ride- taking in Mole Creek, that – I thoroughly enjoy gaining his learner’s stand their concepts and and spelling.” mended and described withgps.com. it and fi nd it very reward- licence and studying for meanings. ing,” Mr Fraser said. an Advanced Diploma in “I tried to get my “It’s been wonderful Information Technology. licence in 2008 and to see Andrew’s journey Mr Bailey said he didn’t understand any of and I thoroughly recom- had help to connect with it, but this time I instantly Avenue Q There’s plenty of creative talent in our local area, in fact, the Moonah area seems to be bursting with it judging by what we’ve seen from two of the residents lately: Performer, Grace Nguyen of West Moonah Blissenden and set designer, Chris Oakley of Moonah are both heavily involved in rehearsals for Hobart Rep’s July production of Avenue Q. 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10 Glenorchy Gazett e July 2018 Community News Apprentice wins $3000 grant Motorists urged to prepare for winter THE RACT is urging of times between sched- motorists to be vigi- uled servicing. lant about checking “Depending on the condition of their usage and distance trav- vehicles in preparation elled, vehicles should be for winter. serviced as per recom- Free winter vehicle mended intervals or at safety checks undertak- least annually for those en during April by the who don’t travel far.” RACT across the state Mr Oakley said revealed a number of that of serious concern major safety concerns RACT found three head for vehicle owners. restraints had been RACT community removed from vehicle manager Will Oakley seats. said of 108 voluntary “It is a concerning vehicle checks more serious issue that people Apprenti ce Luke Morphett was the only Tasmanian recognised in the 2018 Rheem Apprenti ce Plumber Grants. than 20 per cent (24 are unaware of the role A 30-YEAR-OLD for his dedication to the the second year of his ap- nised in the 2018 Rheem gling with the cost of vehicles) needed at last a head restraint plays in apprentice has been plumbing industry. prenticeship and was the Apprentice Plumber living and are increasingly one tyre replaced, 12 a crash,” he said. awarded a $3000 grant Luke Morphett is in only Tasmanian recog- Grants. in debt. vehicles needed wiper “Head restraints are Mr Morphett attends Rheem chief operat- blades replaced and 47 as important as seat TasTAFE in Claremont ing offi cer Chris Taylor lights were not working belts and play an inte- and although he said said he was “thrilled” to properly. gral part in the vehicle there were some fi nancial assist with fostering this “We also found 20 restraint safety system.” challenges to the trade it next generation. vehicles needed oil Mr Oakley also was “well worth changing “Since we launched (we used almost 30 highlighted poor tyre careers and states for.” the Rheem Apprentice litres of oil topping condition, insuffi cient “I knew I wanted to Plumber Grants six years up to required levels), tread depth and low get a trade and I thought ago, we have discovered 22 vehicles needed a pressure as potentially plumbing was one of the just how many amazing replacement battery and problematic for motor- better ones,” he said. apprentices there are eight seat belts required ists as they could be “The difference around Australia,” he said. attention,” he said. dangerous in wet or icy between a third-world “With data showing “There were also conditions. Child Care Connections – Benjafield & country and a developed apprenticeships have many and varied “Low tread levels country is sanitary water, declined, we are happy mechanical issues that, can result in aquaplan- Berriedale Child Care Centres are OPEN and I liked how plumbing to play a small role in if left unchecked and ing during wet weather, can make such a differ- helping encourage those unresolved, could create resulting in total loss of Glenorchy City Council’s Child Care Centres - Berriedale and ence.” who might be struggling the need for costly ma- control when travelling Benjafield are taking bookings now for 2017. The grant includes fi nancially or need a jor engine repairs.” at speed,” he said. $2000 to go toward fees morale boost to continue Mr Oakley said “Tyre tread depth Child Care Connections have a professional, dedicated and and text books, a $1000 with their studies. these results were an should be at least 1.5 friendly team who are trained and experienced. voucher for tools and a “The plumbing important reminder millimetres across the We offer a variety of care including daily, weekly and sessional tool tote bag. industry has provided for motorists to closely full surface of the tyre. Outside of plumbing, immense support to check the condition of “Any less and motor- care, catering for children from 6 weeks to 7 years of age in our Mr Morphett is writing Rheem over more than their vehicles now. ists are exposing them- 2 Long Day Care Services. a science fi ction novel 80 years and these grants “It was obvious that selves and other road Our services operate Monday – Friday from 7.30am to 6.00pm. which he plans to com- are designed as a thank simple between service users to unnecessary plete this year. you and to help foster checks are not being dangers when the roads “I’m hoping to get it the next generation of carried out by many are wet, and to being Don’t delay call today for further information: choosing published,” he said. plumbers.” vehicle owners, resulting booked for driving an education and care is one of the most important decisions you “When that happens, Launched in 2012, in potential costly re- unroadworthy vehicle.” will make for your child. it will be one of my the Rheem Apprentice pairs or serious injury,” Mr Oakley urged he said. motorists to have their proudest achievements.” Plumber Grant program Rheem Australia has awarded more than “If a motorist is vehicle serviced regu- Benjafield Child Care Centre Berriedale Child Care Centre awarded ten apprentice $213,000 to 302 appren- unable to check oil and larly. 109 Hopkins Street 671 Main Road plumbers as part of tices. tyres themselves, if pos- “An inspection by Moonah 7009 Berriedale 7011 the nationwide grant To see the full list sible they should con- a qualifi ed mechanic Phone: 62 166 611 Phone: 62 166 688 program. of this year’s recipients, sider using a fuel outlet is the best way to be Research shows that visit www.rheem.com.au/ that offers driveway sure your car is in safe apprentices are strug- apprentice. service at least a couple condition,” he said. 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Glenorchy Gazett eJuly 2018 11 Community News German choir hits high All aboard for notes on north-west coast the 2019 Wooden Boat Festival

is also a prime exhibition event on the calendars of many maritime-based companies and organisations, with 64 exhibitors featured in the 2017 festival. Held biennially, it is WITH boat registrations beauty of timber and fi ne one of the Tasmania’s now open and the craftsmanship will be in leading events and one production team in place, awe of the hundreds of of the few international the tempo is building boats on display, as well events held in the state. for the 2019 MyState as those who choose to The 2019 MyState Australian Wooden Boat dine on Tasmania’s fi nest Australian Wooden Boat Festival. foods and beverages Festival will be held from But it is not just boat while enjoying a multi- 8-11 February 2019. lovers who will be fl ock- tude of entertainments For more information ing to the festival. on the festival site. or to register a boat, visit Anyone who The MyState Austral- www.australianwooden- appreciates the natural ian Wooden Boat Festival boatfestival.com.au

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12 Glenorchy Gazett e July 2018 Community News A hands-on way to help youths at risk

Project Booyah! members at Bunnings Glenorchy, pictured left , and at the picnic table donati on with staﬀ from the Dogs’ Home of Tasmania, pictured above.

OVER the past 18 the Children – helps “at receive it. that young people can months, several groups risk” youths to develop In southern Tasma- be different from what of teenagers have been the skills they need to nia, 65 students were is assumed of them and working hard to develop overcome problems like involved in Project give something back to skills for future career drug and alcohol abuse, Booyah! and nearly 80 the community.” pathways. disengagement at school per cent received a range Using structured Project Booyah! – a and involvement in crimi- of qualifi cations. activities, the students collaboration between nal behaviour. TasTAFE teacher are taught skills such as TasTAFE, PCYC and Save Bunnings Glenorchy Nic Shepherd said the communication, confl ict has teamed up with the students worked hard resolution, problem solv- local students for their to receive their positive ing and decision making. fi nal Project Booyah! outcomes. The Bunnings team initiative. “Not only does it look has been involved The students assisted good on their resumes, through a number of workshops in building a picnic table but it also gives the local hands-on workshops from scratch, which was community another im- working with a group donated to The Dogs’ pression of young people of students, aiming to Home of Tasmania last that is away from the improve their D.I.Y skills in everything! month, who said they stereotype,” she said. through the creation of an at the kickstart arts centre were “overjoyed” to “This project shows individual project.

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Glenorchy Gazett eJuly 2018 13 Community News Horse therapy a Boer War commemorated winner of $10k grant as the forgotten war

Commonwealth Bank Moonah branch manager Daniel Bahr, far right, with volunteers from the Riding for the Disabled Associati on of Tasmania.

A NOT-FOR-PROFIT or- years with only the occa- provides equine activities ganisation has received sional touch up.” which offer opportuni- a much-deserved grant The improved pad- ties for anyone with a from the Common- docks and horse equip- disability to enjoy safe, Councillor Bec Thomas, left , and ceremony organiser Reg Watson. wealth Bank for the ment are needed to healthy, stimulating and THE annual Boer War A unique feature of 1892. not be held at the usual inspiring work it is doing increase access for more therapeutic horse-related Commemorative Day the ceremony was the This year marked the Boer War Memorial at in the local community. participants who come activities. was a well-attended event playing of the Tasmanian 15th time the event has the Queen’s Domain due The Riding for the to ride for enjoyment, Horse riding is a last month, despite a National Anthem written been held. to public works but is ex- Disabled Association attain personal goals or natural refl ex inhibiting change in location to the by Frederick Packer in The ceremony could pected to return in 2019. (RDA) of Tasmania, to develop life skills. position which helps Glenorchy War Memorial. which provides horse Commonwealth improve balance and Councillor Bec riding programs for Bank Moonah branch posture, providing a Thomas represented the people with disabilities, manager Daniel Bahr unique form of exercise Glenorchy municipality to was recently awarded said the charity stood and rehabilitation. place the wreath on the a $10,000 Centenary out for the team. There are four cen- memorial. Grant. “We identifi ed and tres throughout Tasma- Ceremony organis- The grant will be understood what organ- nia that provide suitable er Reg Watson said 41 used to repair infrastruc- isations like this do for horses, trained volunteer Tasmanians died in the ture such as fencing, the community, and the helpers, accredited RDA confl ict but their bodies NO WILL? gates and stalls to ensure RDA give people a go coaches, and riding and never returned home. the safety of horses, that wouldn’t normally safety equipment to run “It is the third largest riders and volunteers. get that opportunity,” a range of equestrian war Australia has been Coach and rider co- he said. activities. in, outside the two world ordinator Lois Evans said “I’m very proud to RDA Tasmania is wars,” he said. she was “absolutely ec- have had a say as to seeking volunteers to “It is the war in which static” to have received where the money goes.” help people with disabil- two Tasmanians, Guy the donation. Commonwealth ities to enjoy equestrian Wylly and John Hutton “We were all shocked Bank has donated activities. Bisdee, won Victorian at fi rst, then we were $10 million to the No experience is Crosses out of six award- absolutely wrapt because CommBank Founda- necessary as full training ed to Australians.” we could see the poten- tion for the Centenary is provided by all RDA The ceremony tial for what we could Grants, with 1000 centres. acknowledged Tasmania’s fi nally get around to Centenary Grants valued For more informa- participation in the war fi xing,” she said. at $10,000 being distrib- tion, phone 0429 943 fought in South Africa “The fences have uted. 247 or visit www.rdatas. between 1899 and 1902. been around for 24 RDA Tasmania org.au. The ceremony included the 22nd Australian Light Horse, the Veterans Brass Band from Clar- ence, army cadets and the After providing for your family, give hope Lone Piper Peter Frethey to Australians in need through the Salvos ELLA HADDAD who played a traditional YOUR LABOR MEMBER FOR DENISON lament during the wreath laying ceremony. Community Wills Day $ to have a volunteer solicitor NEXT CLAREMONT MOBILE OFFICE write or update a simple Will Friday 27 July, 12pm to 5pm SEEN PROCEEDS SUPPORT THE LOCAL WORK OF THE SALVATION ARMY SOMETHING 70 I have a mobile office at Claremont Plaza on the last Friday of each month. THANK SUSS? Tuesday 31st July Please come and see me if you need help with any YOU Denison issue, or to share an idea to improve our community. for electing me to CALL US represent you! I look The Salvation Army, Phone: 6212 2286 forward to being 73 Hopkins Street, Moonah Email: [email protected] your local MP. Facebook: facebook.com/EllaHaddadMP Authorised by E Haddad, Parliament House Hobart Enquiries and bookings phone 1800 337 082 0011 14

14 Glenorchy Gazett e July 2018 Community News Literary honour for local centenarian where she “supervised the daily education which ar- rived in the mail to three active lads.” There was also a fi ve- month trip to Tasmania to visit relatives, and a return to Hobart in 1938 where Among those to benefi t from the new website will be, from left , Pat Harman, Margarita Jess found work looking White-McColl, Gloria Sweatnam and Agata Hribersek, who were award recipients during after the children of Meth- Hospice Week. odist minister Reverend Colin McRae. “When I worked at the parsonage I went to Increased access for business college at night and sat for exams,” Ms Castle said. “I enjoyed shorthand and did especially well Hospice Volunteers at it.” Ms Castle was later INCREASED access contact point for patients, Tasmanian Health Service, employed for 17 years and information is now families and volunteers. and for the generous be- as a secretary at the Shell available to Tasmanians “Across the state, quests and philanthropic Company, where she living with and affected volunteers provide skilled, partnerships, such as with honed her literary skills by life-limited illness, with compassionate care in cli- the Ponting Foundation, writing articles for the Hospice Volunteers South ents’ places of residence, that enabled her service Shell Australian Magazine. Tas’ new website now up and in hospitals and to effectively support “I received photo- and running. specialist facilities such as the needs of Tasmanians graphs from their offi ce Stage one of the palliative care units,” she approaching end of life. 100-year-old Jess Castle is oﬃ cially the oldest member of the Lady Hamilton Literary Society. to assist. I also wrote website (www.hospicevol- said. “In the case of our AUSTRALIA’S long- clearly at 100 and do the “It didn’t happen over- notes each month for the unteers.org.au) – which “Additionally, all three new website, the grant est-running literary society papers I have been doing, night, but it did happen. workers. They enjoyed it was made possible with a regions offer a nonclinical provided by the Tasma- has honoured its oldest in particular the one I “To those who too,” she said. grant from the Tasmanian bereavement support pro- nian Community Fund member, 100-year-old have written this year on watched, it was like Alongside fostering Community Fund – is gram ‘Walking Through has been invaluable in Jess Castle. my life,” Ms Castle said. heaven’s gates opening her love of the written now live and provides Grief’, which is designed helping us build greater Ms Castle, who lives “I have always relished on that child and by the word, Ms Castle said her contact details for the to support adults who are awareness across the in Glenorchy, was award- the opportunity to devel- time I was two and a half 33 years with the Literary southern organisation and bereaved as a result of community about the ed a life-membership to op my writing skills and years old I was walking Society had produced its regional counterparts. terminal illness.” support that is available,” the Lady Hamilton Lit- enjoy doing the research strongly.” enduring friendships. Hospice Volunteers Ms Mackey said she said. erary Society at a special for the Hamilton papers.” From that time on, Ms Her life membership South manager Anna she was grateful for the Tasmanian Communi- meeting in Hobart. Ms Castle turned Castle did not stop as she certifi cate was signed Mackey said the new funding provided by the ty Fund chairperson Sally Lady Teresa Hamilton, 100 on 9 June and pursued a life-long love of by Tasmania’s Governor website was an important State Government via the Darke congratulated the wife of the Tasmanian marked the milestone learning and literature. Professor Kate Warner, volunteer organisation Governor at the time, with a hand-written paper She writes about her president of the Lady and said the website was established the Hamilton refl ecting on her years, fi rst job on a cattle station Hamilton Literary Society. an important community Literary Society in 1889 which was presented Experience, knowledge and a initiative that informed to foster a love of reading after she received her life ADVERTISEMENT fresh approach. Tasmanians about access and literary discussion membership. to volunteer support for among women in the ‘Jessie Rose Castle – Are you looking for a genuine terminally ill patients and colony. A Blessed Life’ recounts Simon FRASER and hardworking real estate their families. Membership is strictly the story of a childhood Alderman Glenorchy professional? 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Glenorchy Gazett eJuly 2018 15 Community News When did you last Leveraging STEM skills to update your will? brighten Hobart’s future LOSING a loved one is about it, but having a community. extremely diffi cult, but it will is important for the With the support can be made even harder future of an individual’s of local solicitors, The for the family if a will is family and loved ones. Salvation Army is able to not prepared. The Salvation Army provide the service for a Statistics reveal has turned its attention donation of $70 per will more than one million to this often-neglected or $120 per couple. Australians over the age area by offering people The Salvation Army of 50 and more than fi ve the opportunity to have would like to acknowl- million over the age of a simple will prepared or edge the valued support 25 do not have a will. updated by a professional of many solicitors around Having an up-to-date solicitor. Tasmania who have and legal will is the only The ‘Community given their gift of time to way to ensure requests Wills Day’ is an attempt the event. are carried out correctly to address some of the Places are limited and and in accordance with confusion and anxiety bookings are essential. your wishes. with making a will, while To secure a booking, Many avoid talking raising funds for the local phone 1800 337 082. Keep warm with

Advanced Skills teacher Alex Hunter with members from the ‘Stem Squad’, from left , Jakob Ransley, Eitan Gomez, Ethan Lavulo, live music Shrish Sodhi, Sofi a Nyve, Indianna Cole and Parastou Hami. FOLLOWING three “thrilled” to see what they Business Community dents from eight schools MOONAH Arts as fi ngertapping and The Sign + Phil months of brainstorm- presented at the Futurists’ Network (ABCN) chief across the country tasked Centre’s (MAC) Friday percussion to achieve a Smith – Friday 27 July ing, Glenorchy Primary Fair. executive offi cer Allegra with developing an idea Nights Live program sound of a full band on at 6pm School students saw “The STEM+X Spender, and Scott Gaun- to help brighten Austral- features a line-up of just the one guitar. Phil Smith is a sing- their hard work come to initiative is a unique op- son and Brett Stanford ia’s or their community’s live, local music that is Greg Wells and er/songwriter (acoustic fruition as they presented portunity for students to from the YouTube chan- future by attempting to sure to warm you up Friends’ music is all guitar/harmonica) who their ideas at the NBN come up with a real life nel ‘How Ridiculous’. solve real life challenges. this winter. about people and plac- play folk/Americana Futurists’ Fair. idea that bridges personal NBN local manager The initiative, in col- All shows will start es, focusing on Tasmani- original material. The group of year passions and technology Tasmania Russell Kelly laboration with ABCN, at 6pm, with doors and an stories. Come and enjoy his fi ve and six students to solve a problem that said STEM was a new was developed in order bar opening at 5pm. For this show, Greg warm, earthy narratives participated in the NBN will brighten their com- way of thinking to solve a to get students excited Entry is $5 on the Wells joins Mal Elliot and cosy storytelling Co STEM+X initiative munity,” she said. problem. about the possibilities of door or free for kids (guitar, mandolin har- style. where they used science, “The students have “Modern technology learning STEM skills by under 12 years old. monical), John Britcliffe The Sign presents technology, engineering been working extremely is providing opportunities combining it with their The events coming (drums, percussion), Al an electro-acoustic folk/ and mathematics (STEM) hard over the past couple for those who haven’t hobbies and passions. up in July include: Campbell (bass, key) rock performance of skills to raise awareness of months and it’s been had them in the past and How Ridiculous will Zach Spinks John Coleman (guitar, original material from about bringing plastics a privilege to see them across the country, jobs visit the winning school + Greg Wells and backing vocals) and two of their albums into school via lunch box grow in confi dence and of the future are increas- for a day of STEM-fi lled Friends – Friday 13 Emily Wolfe (violin). ‘Naked Glory’ and ‘C items. in key skills for learning.” ingly becoming digital,” fun in July. July at 6pm Ilk – Friday 20 July The Sign’. The students created On 22 May, students he said. In addition, the eight Zach Spinks is a at 6pm Two acoustic guitars an app called ‘Plastic is video conferenced into “We want to en- participating schools will young acoustic guitarist Ilk is an improvised with electronic effects, Not Fantastic’ for teachers NBN Co headquarters courage the community, receive a tech prize pack with an innovative style performance that will two voices joined at to track how much plastic in Sydney and virtually students and parents to to support the develop- that is sparsely seen round out a week of the hip with wonderful is coming into their class- presented their idea to recognize what they’re ment of STEM education across Australia and the workshops with Philip harmonies and seamless rooms and set a weekly STEM advocates. passionate about because, programs. world. Channells as part of transitions of styles. goal to reduce it. The panel included using STEM, it can be a Glenorchy Primary He combines tradi- Moonah MOVES. For the full program, Glenorchy Primary NBN Co chief network pathway for their future.” was one of two schools in tional techniques such Find out more about visit moonahartscentre. School principal Wen- deployment offi cer Launched in Febru- Tasmania participating in as fi ngerstyle with more the workshops at moo- org.au/Friday-nights- dy Potter said she was Kathrine Dyer, Australian ary, the initiative saw stu- the STEM+X initiative. modern techniques such nahartscentre.org.au mac

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16 Glenorchy Gazett e July 2018

Mums and bubs welcome at Elizabeth Hope Baby Club Enjoy the great outdoors

By Jo Cordell-Cooper* serious appeal to so many lised people are beginning you’ll be rewarded by the people. to fi nd out that going to most breathtaking views of EVERYONE who knows Research backs up the mountains is going the Organ Pipes – straight even a little bit about me her sentiments and there home; that wildness is a up, in fact. knows I am mad keen on is a plethora of material necessity. “ Go as far along as you bush walking. that has found walking in So, how lucky are we like and return, or pop There are benefi ts nature reduces stress and to have such a magnifi cent onto either the zig zag that are obviously health anxiety symptoms. mountain right at our door track (providing equally and fi tness related, and This has been anecdo- step. stunning views from are summed up in this fab- tally discussed many times There are walks to sat- a somewhat different ulous statement by actress over the years. isfy the hardiest of hikers, aspect), or saw mill track Jamie Lunar from Melrose One just needs to as well as the beginner. for a more challenging Place: search ‘inspiring hiking There are access experience. Belinda Briggs and Glenorchy Mayor Kristi e Johnston, pictured left , and Tahlia Briggs with her daughter Aria at the Elizabeth Hope Baby Club. “Hiking is the best quotes’ and you’ll fi nd points aplenty. There are circuits work out. You can hike for quotes from Socrates, My personal favourite aplenty on the mountain, FOR more than 30 years, Club in 1986 to meet heartedly to the fl oor.” three hours and not even Aristotle and Father of is right along the face of but as the Hobart City the services that Eliza- the needs of families “That’s where the realise you’re working out. National Parks (US) John the Organ Pipes, along the Council is upgrading some beth Hope established who required immediate magic happens,” she said. And, hiking alone lets me Muir, who penned this Organ Pipes Track that tracks it’s best to check for families needing right assistance with their baby “We invite you to have some time to myself.” gem in the late 1800s: leaves from the Chalet. www.greaterhobarttrails. there and then help has and family needs. come in for professional Well said Jamie. “Thousands of tired, You will fi nd this track com.au. continued to benefi t the Now based at Price- and personal mothercraft I do not doubt this has nerve-shaken, over-civi- fairly easy to follow and Here’s a few tips for local community. line Glenorchy, families care and knowledge, those new to walking our “Elizabeth Hope and can drop in for profes- make friends and to take mountain: her family have always sional service, parenting the time out of your busy 2018 IMMUNISATION SCHEDULE • Be prepared for changes been well known for guidance and support. lives, your jobs, your in weather (know the their contribution to the “The high demand to-do list and sometimes weather forecast before pharmaceutical world of current health care the wind and the rain to WHERE: DHHS Building you start) – carry cloth- and the parenting com- services and the lack of share your stories.” 3rd Floor, 404-408 Main Road Glenorchy ing to suit. munity of Hobart,” child knowing what to do can The Elizabeth Hope TIME: Third Monday of the month • Always have a map of and family health nurse kick in and knowing who Baby Club is open Tues- Summer Gwynne said. to turn to is even harder,” day and Thursday every 9.30am - 10.30am (no appointment necessary) the mountain – there are so many routes “Her legacy con- Ms Gwynne said. week between 10am GLENORCHY CITY COUNCIL 2018 IMMUNISATION CLINIC DATES (Service Tasmania sells tinues and thrives, not “The Baby Club and 2pm. them). because it ticks boxes understands this and It is a free service lo- Monday 16 July Monday 17 September Monday 19 November • Carry a phone prefera- and supports the at risk values the importance cated at 346 Main Road Monday 20 August Monday 15 October Monday 17 December bly with Telstra coverage families, but because it of mothercraft skills, the Glenorchy at Priceline serves everyone with the need for easily accessible Pharmacy, offering the dTpa (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis) & Influenza (seasonal) are available at a cost – coverage can be value of connection and parenting care and the services of child health (purchase at Council prior to clinic day), subject to availability. Please see your local Doctor sketchy in places. that everyone is worthy need to be connected nurses. for travel vaccinations. For further information please telephone Council’s Customer • Wear hiking shoes – of love, support and to other families and the For more informa- Service Centre on 6216 6800. this is no place for city belonging.” community.” tion, phone Summer shoes. IMMUNISATION SCHEDULE FOR CHILDREN IN TASMANIA Ms Hope established Ms Gwynne said the Gwynne on 0408 842 • Stay on the path. NATIONAL IMMUNISATION PROGRAM SCHEDULE the Elizabeth Hope Baby club “invites you whole- 046. • Carry out any rubbish. Age Disease Vaccine • There are toilets at the Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Haemophilus Influ- Infanrix Hexa Springs and at the top, 2 months (any enzae type B, Hepatitis B, Poliomyelitis but not on the tracks in SPECIALISING time from 6 Pneumococcal Prevenar 13 between – know how weeks) to deal with toileting IN ALL YOUR Rotavirus Rotarix waste. Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Haemophilus Infanrix Hexa DENTURE Influenzae type B, Hepatitis B, Poliomyelitis 4 months Mount Wellington Pneumococcal Prevenar 13 is a remarkable park for CARE NEEDS Rotavirus Rotarix people as it remains to be Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Haemophilus Influ- Infanrix Hexa a tame kind of wild. • DVA and PENSIONERS welcome The tracks are well 6 months enzae type B, Hepatitis B, Poliomyelitis marked but still one can • Comfortable natural looking dentures Pneumococcal Prevenar 13 get all the benefi ts from Haemophilus Influenzae Type B & Meningococcal Menitorix being in a much more • flexible metal free partial dentures 12 months Measles, Mumps, Rubella Priorix or MMR 11 remote location. • affordable IMPLANT retained dentures Chicken Pox & Measles, Mumps Rubella Priorix-Tetra 18 months * Jo Cordell-Cooper is • Same day repairs, relines Diphtheria, tetanus, acellular pertussis DTPa the owner of twice award 4 Years Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Poliomyelitis Infanrix IPV winning Active Solutions Human Papilloma Virus Gardasil and Health Network and CALL 6272 0544 NOW TO Grade 7 founder of not-for-profi t Diphtheria, Tetanus & Pertussis Boostrix Tasmanian Iconic Walks. BOOK YOUR FREE CONSULTATION! Grade 10,11 & 12 Meningococcal W Menactra Contact via phone 0409 Vaccinations under the NHMRC National Immunisation Program Schedule (above) are free of charge and no 862 206 or email activeso- Now in two great locations: 118 Main Road Moonah appointment is necessary. You MUST present your Medicare Card on the day to receive your immunisation. [email protected]. and city address available by request 17

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Extending a hand of friendship

Chefaholic Cooking School A PADDOCKChefaholic TO PLATE COOKINGCooking EXPERIENCE School FOR ALL ROASTA paddock to platePUMPKIN cooking experience SOUP for all IngredientsDuck à l’orange The newly formed Filipino Australian Hands of Friendship Inc. Ingredients• 3 tablespoons olive oil minutes.• 1 onion, Remove peeled from and A NEW local organi- FAHOF Inc president the members and their “Our organisation “We encourage •• 1 1 xkg 2kg pumpkin, whole duckpeeled and ovenchopped and cover with Grand cubed Marnier• 2 cloves and garlic, cook for peeled a sation is extending a Regie Sherlock said the families. aims to inspire members members, their families • 150g butter • 1 carrot, peeled and cubed further• 1 tablespoon 5 minutes. thyme helping hand and giving event was well received “There was fun and and encourage them and friends to donate •• 100ml 1 potato, Grand peeled Marnier and cubed • 1/2 tablespoon crushed back to the community and supported by delicious nibbles and to actively take part in excellent, clean, used •• 50ml 2 cups vinegar (500ml) chicken Removeblack from peppercorns oven and by hosting a series of members, families and unlimited cups of tea.” all or any community condition winter blan- • 50gstock, castor heated sugar strain• 1 small all liquid tub into(200ml) a sour charity events. friends. Ms Sherlock said events and activities,” kets and clothing. • Juice of 3 oranges pot,cream add in vinegar, sugar ‘Filipino Australian “The event was FAHOF Inc was contin- she said. “These will be • 6 oranges and juice of 3 oranges Hands of Friendship (FA- successful, being our fi rst ually looking for projects “Our next project, distributed free to our Method and reduce until a nice consistency. HOF) Inc’ recently host- fundraising event of the and ideas that were which was mentioned nominated community 1.Method Preheat oven to 180 degrees C. ed its inaugural event, year,” she said. sustainable in assisting during the Afternoon centre.” 2.Clean Put and all vegetables,pat dry duck, garlic andMeanwhile onion in peela medium and cut sized an Afternoon High Tea “We are learning in the local community and High Tea, is a winter ap- Please message 0411 heatbaking butter tray. in fry Drizzle pan largewith oliveoranges oil, sprinkle and prep with with thyme no to raise awareness for the process and hope to promoting social and peal project to support 263 536 for your dona- enoughand roastto hold till duck tender, and aboutskin 30-40 or seed. minutes. When sauce is fry duck for approximately 3. Place roasted vegetables, chickennearly ready stock add and segments pepper cancer research. get more support from community inclusion. Homelessness in winter. tions and collection. 5 minutes. into a saucepan over a mediumto sauce heat. and With warm stick - do not blender mix ingredients together.let oranges break down. Place duck in oven for 4. Add additional stock as needed to reach desired approximately 45 minutes Carve duck and cover consistency. on 180°C basting as you go. with sauce and arrange Hurricanes Inclusion Cup embraces the chill 5.Turn Stir heat all down batches to 160°Cof blended soup together in a segments. andbowl cook and for aserve further immediately 30 topped Enjoy! ordinator Jason Schmidt open to anyone with a with a tablespoon of sour cream. Enjoy said the fi rst session of disability. For further information please contact: the Hurricanes Inclusion For more informa- E:Fo [email protected] further information please contact: Cup Indoors, which tion, email Jason Schmidt P:E: [email protected] 175 720 or 0448 820 367 kicked off recently, and at info.tas@specialolym- wwP: 0407w.chefaholiccookingschool.com 175 720 or 0448 820 367 was a “huge success.” pics.com.au or phone www.chefaholiccookingschool.com He said the event 0412 140 263. saw nine participants and their families come from across Hobart for a bat and bowl. “There was great support from the High Performance centres and young volunteers from New Town Cricket Club, making this program a real community partnership,” he said. “The cricket program Parti cipants in the Hurricanes Inclusion Cup Indoors. highlights the importance of providing positive and DENTURE CLINIC MOST Tasmanians think losophy into the colder Centre has seen the start inclusive programs in the cricket is a summer sport. months. of the inclusive indoor IN CLAREMONT community for people But the Hurricanes A partnership be- program that provides a with an intellectual Inclusion Cup is changing tween Special Olympics fun activity during winter. disability. Let us ensure your this mindset by extending Tasmania and the High Hurricanes Inclusion “It provides an oppor- smile creates a lasting its “sport for all” phi- Performance Cricket Cup southern region co- tunity to play cricket in a fun, friendly and inclusive impression. team environment.” Special Olympics Lauren Cox and Maria Clemens The Parkside Foundation Tasmania and the Hurri- would like to welcome you to canes Inclusion Cup aim our new Denture Clinic in the to transform the lives of Supporting people with a disability people with an intellectu- Claremont shopping precinct. • Individual and group support al disability by providing • Life skills development regular training sessions FREE CONSULTATION • Recreation and Leisure that improve health and • Supported holidays develop connections to • School holiday and after school programs the local community. − Same Day Repairs and Relines • Respite - evening and overnight weekend The Hurricanes • Coordination of supports – improving Inclusion Cup Indoors is − Full and Partial Dentures life choices held every Tuesday at the High Performance Crick- LOCAL AND TASMANIAN For further information 6249 1733 Phone 03 6243 6044 et Centre in Kingston Shop 3/29 Main Road, Claremont (next to the Laundrette) Large enough to support you, small Email [email protected] from 4pm to 5pm. enough to care. www.parksidefoundation.org.au The program is 18

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Glenorchy Gazett eJuly 2018 19 A FINANCIAL MOMENT Tax accountants continue their support for Tasmanian Single Touch Payroll IN less than a month, many employers will start “Ask your software provider if they have a reporting to the Australian Tax Offi ce (ATO) in deferral from the ATO and check it applies to the Devil Research real-time from their payroll software each time software version you’re using,” Mr Shepherd said. LAST year, the plight they pay their employees. “If they do, you’ll start reporting on or before of the iconic Tasmanian This change, known as Single Touch Payroll that deferral date – not on 1 July. Devil caught the imagi- (STP), means employers will send tax and super- “If your software will be ready by 1 July, but nation – and wallets – of annuation information to the ATO electronically you need more time, apply for your own deferral attendees at the H&R when they run their payroll. using our online form. Block National Confer- This includes their employees’ salaries and “You’ll need to make sure you provide us with ence in Hobart. wages, as well as Pay As You Go (PAYG) withhold- the right information.” The event saw more ing. Mr Shepherd said a key part of getting ready than $5000 raised in fi ve ATO assistant commissioner John Shepherd was making sure payroll information was correct days and donated to the said employers with 20 or more employees need- and up-to-date and that the right people in a busi- Save the Tasmanian Devil ed to plan for STP before 1 July. ness knew about STP. Appeal for research into “With less than a month to go our message is “Even if you have a deferral, use our ‘Get the Deadly Facial Tumour clear: know when and how your software will be ready for STP checklist’ to make the most of your Disease. updated, get your business STP ready or ask us for time now before you start reporting,” he said. This year, the more time if you need it,” he said. Employers can visit www.ato.gov.au/stp for conference was held on Some payroll software providers have had their more information including a fact sheet, checklist, the Gold Coast, with start date deferred by the ATO which covers their detailed technical guidance on information to Tasmania well represented employer clients. report, along with helpful videos. at the gala dinner on the fi nal night. With the theme “Go for Gold”, it was H&R Block’s senior vice Balancing your Centrelink president Kip Knight who shone – quite literally dressing in a gold suit, beads, hat and shoes. family payments at tax time His fi nery was then magically transformed Kip and Brody at the H&R Block Nati onal Conference on the By Hank Jongen call us. your Centrelink online FTB payments can be into further funds for the Gold Coast. Department of Human We will balance account through myGov. balanced after you’ve re- Devil Appeal as each dinner at the Tasmanian transfer of money or Services your payments based If you’re not sure if ceived your last payment piece was individually Museum & Art Gallery property where you re- on your actual income you need to lodge a tax for the 2017/18 fi nancial auctioned off. and clearly her words ceive no material benefi t TAX time means more and personal circum- return, you can use the year – between 3 July The auction and resonated deeply with the or advantage. than one million families stances, and that of your ‘Do I need to lodge a tax 2018 and 16 July 2018. further donations on the delegates,” he said. When the gift is prop- will start to have their partner if you have one, return’ tool on the ATO Child Care payments night raised more than “Being a room full erty there are different family payments bal- against the estimate you website at ato.gov.au and are balanced after FTB $2000, which has been of tax accountants, the rules, depending on the anced. provided for your family check the department’s payments from 23 July banked with the appeal. audience was also well type and value of the If you received Fami- payments. website for helpful 2018 to ensure your The gold suit and aware of the tax deduc- property and you should ly Tax Benefi t (FTB) and/ If you didn’t receive hints and information at child care service has shoes were purchased by tion available to them for seek further advice to or child care payments the full amount you humanservices.gov.au/ lodged all the attendance regional director Arvind making a donation.” clarify the deductible for the 2017/18 fi nancial were entitled to for the balancing. for the fi nancial year. Vasudevan, who quickly When a donation of status in these cases. year, you will need to fi nancial year, you may If you do incur The quickest and eas- donned the outfi t and $2 or more is made to The ATO website lodge a tax return or receive a top up. a debt as a result of iest way to ask questions took to the dance fl oor a charity, or Deductible states: “If you made you will need to let the But if you were paid balancing your family about balancing your in style. Gift Recipient (DGR) as donations of $2 or more Department of Human too much, you may payments, you can talk family payment is to talk Tasmanian state man- they are called, the donor to bucket collections con- Services know you don’t need to pay back your to the department. to the department via ager Steve Hinton said can claim the gift as a tax ducted by an approved need to. overpayment. It’s important you tell Family Update on Face- it was heart-warming to deduction. organisation for bushfi re This is required so If you, or your part- us if you’re worried. We book at www.facebook. realise what an impact the Generally, the charity and fl ood victims, you we can ensure you re- ner, need to lodge a tax can work with you to set com/familyupdateAU or iconic Tasmanian Devil will clearly mark their can claim a tax deduction ceived the right amount return we will receive up a repayment plan you Twitter at https://twitter. had on visitors last year. tax deductible status and equal to your contribu- of assistance. a notifi cation from the can afford. com/familyupdateau “At the national con- that of the gift on their tion without a receipt, If you have a partner, Australian Taxation ference in Hobart, Rebec- receipts. provided the contribution the department will also Offi ce (ATO) with your ca Cuthill, then manager The donation can be does not exceed $10.” need to know the same taxable income to bal- for the Save the Tasmani- money or property but Of course, as with information about them. ance your payments. an Devil Program Appeal, must truly be a gift. any tax deduction, good The Tax Counter Pty Ltd Every family’s set If you, or your ABN: 46 088 386 832 spoke at the formal A gift is a voluntary records are required. of circumstances is partner, don’t need to different, but the process lodge a tax return, you to balance your family can let us know from FAST payments is simple. 3 July 2018 using the TAX ACCOUNTANTS You don’t need to Centrelink mobile app or TAX RETURNS When it comes to tax, H&R Block staff are the experts. 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Annual subscription $25. Meetings $5. TASSIE ROCKERS DANCE CLUB All entries for the 2018 community calendar must be H For more information, ph. 6247 7572. Every Wednesday at the Derwent City submitted to [email protected] Bowls 7pm-10pm. We hold a variety of HOBART ROSTRUM CLUBS dance workshops, social nights and once- This is a free service for non-profit community Learn to speak with confidence. Our N a-month Ddances with 50s-80s music, groups and local events. Please keep contributions to 40 words or less. coaches and members help you develop Rock n Roll, country, ballroom, swing etc. your skills. St Davids Cathedral, Mac- NATIONAL SENIORS AUSTRALIA Our club is suitable for all ages and is to Random Draw - noon for 12.30pm start. quarie St, 1pm Tuesdays. RACT 3rd floor HOBART BRANCH family friendly. Further information, contact C Alcorso Drive, Berriedale. Enquiries phone café, Murray St, 7.20am Wednesdays. Meets at the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, Caryl on 0409 703 044. CLAREMONT COMMUNITY LIBRARY 6249 1272. New Sydney Hotel upstairs, Bathurst St, Marieville Esplanade, Sandy Bay on the All community members from any area are 1pm Thursdays.,Makers Space, St Johns fourth Monday of the month from 10am- THE BOOK NOOK COMMUNITY BOOK welcome to become members. Member- Park, New Town, 7.15pm Thursdays. www. 12noon. Guest speakers, outings raffle. EXCHANGE ship is $10 per year and borrowing is free. F rostrum.com.au or Ph 6234 6672. Cost $8 for morning tea. Members and Claremont Baptist Church, corner of Boxhill The library has lots of new books including visitors welcome. Please contact Mary Road and Cullen Street. Tuesday mornings a range of large print books. The library FREE HEALTH PRESENTATION HOBART VINTAGE MACHINERY 0448 259 747. from 9.30am to 12pm. Drop in, browse the operates from Tuesday to Saturday from Next presentation at the Montrose Bay SOCIETY bookshelves, enjoy a cuppa. 10am-1pm at the Claremont Memorial Hall. Yacht Club is about mobility equipment on Meets first and third Wednesday of each NEW TOWN CROQUET CLUB Phone 6216 6800 or 0422 939 024. Thursday 26 July at 11.30am. Cost is gold Month from 9am to 2pm to work on projects Welcome new members and those wishing TENNIS coin donation (and a cuppa is supplied). at their shed, located just inside the main to try croquet. We are situated in a beautiful Social tennis at Glenorchy City Tennis Club CLAREMONT MEN’S SHED Please book early as seating is limited. All gates at the Royal Hobart Showgrounds. environment in Creek Road behind the every Tuesday 9am to 10am, Wednesdays Seeking saleable items to sell to support enquiries, email [email protected]. Contact Phil on phone 0400 428 326 Netball courts. Coaching is available and from 7.30pm and Saturdays from 2.30pm. the Men’s Shed. Opening hours Tues- au or phone 0417 836 988. all you need to bring is yourself and soft Players of all abilities welcome. Alcorso Thurs 9.3am-1pm. Phone Stuart on 0417 soled shoes. Games are played Tuesday, Drive, Berriedale. Enquiries phone 0400 338 449 or Colin on 0417 401 489 for J Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. For 031 934 or email info@glenorchytennis. after-hours drop off of goods. enquiries please phone Gaylene 0419 329 com.au. G JIAN SHEN SCHOOL OF TAI CHI AND 337. CLAREMONT PETANQUE CLUB GLENORCHY BINGO QIGONG U Meets every Wednesday 12.30pm at the Every Thursday at Glenorchy Football Join a friendly group every Monday evening Cadbury Sports Ground. New members Clubrooms, 1a Anfield Street, Glenorchy. (excluding public holidays) 6pm until 8pm. P U3A GLENORCHY welcome. Come along and join in the fun. Eyes down at 7.30pm. Jackpots each Styles include Yang Style 108, Beijing Seniors learning for pleasure. Located at For more information phone Colleen on week. Every Friday bus departs Glenorchy 13, Ba Duan Jin and Wu Qin Xi. $7 or $5 PARAQUAD 8/BALL Cosgrove High School and operate on 0408 549 479. Football Club for Wrest Point Casino at concession each class. Class is suitable for Second Saturday of each month at Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings. 9.30am. $1,000 promotional game. all ages. Venue - Golden Years Club, 314 Claremont RSL from 10am-12noon. $5 per Classes include creative writing, art, COMBINED PROBUS CLUB OF CLARE- Main Road Glenorchy. Phone Bill Pearson player. For information, phone 6272 8816 mahjong, history, meditation, making dolls MONT INC. GLENORCHY GIRL GUIDES 6272 9694. or email [email protected]. house miniatures and more. Annual fee Meets second Monday of each month at Meet at the Guide Hall, Booth Avenue, $60. Phone 6249 2384 or email u3a- the R.S.L Club Claremont. Meeting begins Glenorchy. Mondays 6.45pm (10-14 yo), JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PROBUS CLUB OF MOONAH COM- [email protected] at 10am followed by morning tea and guest Tuesdays 7pm (14-17 yo), Thursdays 6pm Members of the public can access a Justice BINED speaker. Probus “social club” for active (5-10 yo). For more info, phone 0413 197 of the Peace every Monday between Meets every third Wednesday of the month retirees seeking friendship, fellowship and 301. 10am and 2pm at the Glenorchy Council at YMCA Glenorchy. All welcome, just V fun. Organised monthly activities include offices. This is a free service provided by phone 6249 3284. walking, craft, trips, Sunday lunches and GLENORCHY GOLDEN YEAR CLUB the Tasmanian Society of Justices of the VEGETARIAN COOKING CLASSES entertainment. Annual subscription $30. Open every weekday from 10am to 3pm Peace. Enquiries to Ngaire Glover, email S A hands-on, fun opportunity to learn to Meeting day $3. Phone 6275 0219. to anyone aged 40-years and over and [email protected] or telephone 6261 make vegetarian dishes and enjoy eating looking for some fun. Come and join fun 1444. SOCIAL SCRABBLE AT THE the results later. Held at Hilliard Christian CWA GLENORCHY (COUNTRY WOM- activities including indoor bowls, cards GLENORCHY LINC School, 32 Cheviot Rd, West Moonah. 10 EN’S ASSOCIATION) (crib, euchre, 500), gentle exercises, bingo Tuesday 12.30pm to 4pm. To enquire Decermber at 5pm. Cost $5 per person. Meet the first Tuesday of each month at and Shoot N Shuffle. Lunch is served every L phone 0417 519 867. RSVP by 9 Nov or 7 Dec to Raluca on 12noon at the Glenorchy City Council Monday and Tuesday at 12noon. $12 for 0431 611 469. Mayoral Room, 374 Main Rd, Glenorchy. two courses. Located at 314 Main Road, LINE DANCING FOR BEGINNERS SPRINGFIELD GARDENS PRIMARY – New Members very welcome. Glenorchy. Contact president Kath Jones New class held 1.30pm-2.30pm. Suita- LAUNCHING INTO LEARNING on 6272 8402. ble for all ages. Come along and enjoy Play and Discover/Out and About Program W great music, fun and exercise. Southern Monday 9am-10.30am, Play and Learn/ W.F.D PROGRAM D GLENORCHY RED CROSS Mustangs Tas Line Dancing, Claremont Art & Craft Wednesday 9am-10.30am, A non-profit organisation seeking any old The Glenorchy Red Cross branch meets Memorial Hall, Main Road, Claremont. pre-kinder session Wednesday 2pm– small marine pumps or gardening engines DANCING CLASS FOR BEGINNERS on the second Wednesday of each month Contact Janelle for further information on 2.40pm. Free for children aged 0-4 and to donate to help us get a start. Please Line dancing for all ages. Monday 6.30pm- at 10am at Glenorchy RSL (Room 5), 0428 939 979. their carers, offering play-based learning contact Craig on 0434 629 138 or email 7.30pm, Goodwood Community Centre, 320 Main Road. New members welcome. activities including stories, music, craft and [email protected]. Drop off located Acton Crescent, Goodwood. Thursday Contact Tim Marks on 0418 359 863. regular excursions. Located 62 Ashbourne at 22 Wyndahm Road, Claremont. 10am-11am, Glenorchy Guide Hall, Booth M Grove, West Moonah. Phone 6272 7877. Avenue, Glenorchy. Phone Narelle on 0407 GLENORCHY RSL SUB-BRANCH INC. WHEELCHAIR AUSSIE RULES 137 463. Bingo every Tuesday. Eyes down at MONDAY MORNING MUSIC AND MIRTH YMCA, 8a Constance Ave, Glenorchy. 12.30pm. 320 Main Road, Glenorchy. First Monday of every month at the T Mondays 6.30pm- 7.30pm. Cost $6. Phone 6272 6920. Glenorchy RSL Club. Featuring vocalist TABLE TENNIS – NORTHERN SUBURBS Wheelchairs and coaching supplied. Open E Michael Colrain, pianist Audrey Smith and a Based in the Kable building at the to people with physical disability and people GLENORCHY SCHOOL FOR SENIORS variety of guest artists, plus fun sing-a-long. Glenorchy YMCA and caters for all levels without disability. Everyone is welcome to EATING WITH FRIENDS Meets every Wednesday from 10am to Show time 10.30am-12pm. Cost $10 (in- and ages. Roster competition on Monday play. For information, phone 6272 8816 or Come along and join other older people to 12noon at the Glenorchy LINC (room 1). cludes morning tea). Doors open 9.30am. and Wednesday evenings from 7pm, social email [email protected]. enjoy a delicious home cooked meal on New members always welcome. Phone Wheelchair access and parking available. games Thursday morning from 10am and the second Sunday of every month at the Guila on 6228 5247. For non-drivers, alight at bus stop 24. Friday evenings from 6.30pm. For infor- WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL Golden Years Club, Main Road, Glenorchy. Bookings essential. Phone 6272 6920. mation telephone 0429 498 660 or email Moonah Sports Stadium, located on They cost $15 for two courses. Ring Jackie GOODWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE [email protected] Gormanston Rd, Moonah. Saturdays 6262 6040. Community lunch - $10. First and third MOONAH LADIES PROBUS CLUB 9.30am -11.00am. Cost $6. Wheelchairs Thursday of the month. Lucky door prize Meets first Monday of the month at Rod- TASMANIAN AMPUTEE SOCIETY and coaching supplied. Open to people ENJOY LAWN BOWLS AT BERRIEDALE and raffles. Enjoy a lovely two-course lunch man Bowls Club rooms, Glenorchy. To connect with the society or for further in- with physical disability and people without Glenorchy City Bowls Club welcomes all with good company. All welcome. Phone Meeting starts 10am followed by morning formation, the southern Tasmanian contact disability. Everyone is welcome to play. For men and women bowlers every Monday 6272 2560. tea and guest speaker. Finishes 12noon. is Tim Marks: phone 1300 782 231. information, phone 6272 7513 or email Monthly bus trips and dining out days. [email protected]. 21

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STAGE 1 (PELTRO STREET CYCLE LINK)

Construction of this first stage of the CBD project has now been completed. Council gained funding assistance through the State Government’s ‘Vulnerable COUNCIL DECISIONS: Road Users Grant Program’ to install this cycle link which provides the first RESIDENTS protected (on road) cycle lanes in Tasmania. DECISIONS from the council meeting on 28 May 2018 The completed works include: included: • Improvements to the ramp at the Inter City Cycleway near KGV. • The provision of cycling lanes along Peltro Street that will link the cycleway COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS CON- ENCOURAGED with the CBD. CERNED ABOUT GAMBLING COALITION • Enhancements to the traffic signals crossing KGV for cyclists and pedestrians. • Reseal of Peltro Street. • Stormwater drainage improvements. Council received a briefing about the Coalition Of Community TO TAKE Organisations Concerned About Gambling’s (the Coalition) decision STAGE 2 (MAIN ROAD – O’BRIEN’S BRIDGE TO BARRY STREET) to form a working group and resolved to participate in this group. Construction on this second stage of the CBD project has recently commenced The working group will monitor the direction of the campaign, undertake activities in line with the Coalition’s strategies and goals UP ONLINE and, once complete, will be a good indication of the type of design and materials and communicate regularly with the broader Coalition about ongoing that will roll out to the rest of the project. activities. Stage 2 works see the provision of new footpaths, kerbs and other urban design features to match into the recently completed Glenorchy Integrated Care Centre Council resolved to join the Coalition in 2017 because of concern OPTIONS building surrounds. about the high numbers of poker machines in Glenorchy and the associated negative impacts on the community. RATEPAYERS have been queuing up at custom- Council staff will participate in meetings and actions arising from the encouraged to help the er service during high working group. environment by signing traffic times of people up to have their rates trying to pay their rates, emailed to them. in among other normal WASTE MANAGEMENT FEES AND CHARGES Glenorchy Mayor every day enquiries. FOR 2018/19 Kristie Johnston said “Once you have set receiving rates via email this up, there is no need helped Council reduce to reapply each year,” Council adopted its Waste Management fees and charges for the WORKS IN PROGRESS 2018/19 financial year. printing and postage she said. costs. “Having smaller These include kerbside collection charges for residential and “We have looked amounts come out of GLENORCHY City Council has several works in progress happening each commercial customers and the schedule of fees for the Jackson at a myriad of ways to your savings or cheque month. This month includes: Street landfill. reduce costs for the accounts over a period Council also resolved to continue the current system of providing Council’s 2018/19 of time seems to lessen CENTENARY CRESCENT RECONSTRUCTION WORKS concession tip passes for certain not for profit and community budget and this is the burden of one large Council will be undertaking a total reconstruction in Centenary Crescent between Fern Court organisations, and to no longer provide a discount to the Southern another proactive step,” account to be paid.” Midlands Council on landfill charges. and Dalgety Street in Claremont. she said. Ratepayers should Works are anticipated to take about 10 weeks and will consist of concrete footpath, kerb and Most of the increases are minor and the new fees will apply from 1 “We had more than be aware that banks gutter replacement, installation of kerb ramps on the Dalgety Street intersection and an asphalt July 2018. 1000 ratepayers sign up may charge a fee for overlay of the road. in the first 24 hours of insufficient funds or ADOPTION OF POLICIES the email launch, which transactions in excess is a great effort on be- of account limits and O’GRADY AVENUE STORMWATER UPGRADE WORK half of the community.” Council charges a fee if Council will be upgrading an existing stormwater pipeline in O’Grady Avenue, Lutana and Council adopted the following policies: Council is also urg- direct debit payments extending the infrastructure to include a small number of properties that currently have no or • Council re-adopted its Aldermanic Code of Conduct Policy ing residents to sign up are dishonoured. limited stormwater connections. for direct debit payment If you would like to which was originally approved in July 2016. There were no This work is anticipated to run for about eight weeks. changes to the policy, given that the Model Code of Conduct options of weekly, fort- arrange for your rates for Aldermen (which is prepared by the State Government) nightly or monthly. to be paid by the Direct which forms the appendix to the policy has not changed. The Benefits of this Debit option, contact FLOOD REMEDIATION WORKS re-adoption of the policy by Council is a requirement under the option are that it is fast Council’s customer Local Government Act 1993. Council now has a staff member dedicated to coordinating repairs resulting from flood damage and secure and there are service on 6216 6800 from Hobart’s recent weather event. • Council adopted a Media Policy, which sets out the obligations no fees and no interest or visit in person to fill There is a considerable amount of work to be undertaken on top of Council’s usual works of the Mayor, Aldermen and Council in relation to dealings with on up-to-date rates paid out a form. programs and most of the damage has now been assessed and an action plan developed for the media and speaking on behalf of Council. The Policy was by April 2019. Ratepayers can opt- remedial works. adopted following further consultation with Aldermen following Mayor Johnston in for online transactions its deferral at the April 2018 Council meeting. said another advantage at registration.pml.com. Council has been conducting road works and clearing of waterways since the flooding, with The next Council Meeting will be held on 30 July 2018 at 6pm. of direct debit was not au/Glenorchy some larger tasks about to be commenced.

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24 Glenorchy Gazett e July 2018 Pet of the Month winner: Pet Talk Sponsored by Claremont Veterinary Surgery

All I want is... By Scott Hunt medal for the 1,500 you can buy a good dog. pair of shoes every day). The Dog Grumbler metre freestyle.” You can’t — you Yes, there are people Would you assume have to make one. who walk down the “ALL I want is for my that I might fi rst learn to You need to get street with a dog walking dog to walk calmly at swim? wet – swim some laps, calmly by their side. my side when I walk If your dog pulls on work on your technique, Yes, they are both down the street without the leash it’s because it get some advice from a happy but what you see pulling on the lead or has a boring life. coach. is the tip of the iceberg. This is our new little boy “Monty” He’s a very energetic bundle of ﬂ uff. over-reacting whenever It knows this rare op- You may even have What you don’t To enter your pet in next month’s Pet of the Month competi ti on please we meet another dog.” portunity to interact with to make some sacrifi ces. see is the relationship This seems to be all the world and gather If you could buy that has been created email a photo and a few words about your pet to Carolyn at: that many dog owners smells will be short lived a good dog, Donald between human and adverti sing@glenorchygazett e.com.au want. and it wants to make the Trump would have one. companion. All entries will be shared on our Facebook page and the winner will be the entrant Surely, they reason, most of it. It would be like, a The dog you see is with the most “likes” at the end of voti ng. The winning entry will feature in next this is not too much to If your dog overre- very stable, genius dog, calm because it knows month’s Glenorchy Gazett e and will win a Claremont Veterinary Surgery $50 voucher! ask. acts to the presence of probably the greatest it will spend most of its Lots of dogs seem to other dogs it’s because dog ever. He doesn’t. He day at is bosses side, it do this with no trouble it doesn’t meet enough has no gold medal either. will smell many new Claremont Veterinary at all. dogs – it has no social You have to earn a things today and proba- Surgery We are discussing a life. good dog. In fact, a good bly meet other well-ad- common problem: the Too many peo- dog is like a gold medal. justed dogs because Please contact Claremont Veterinary Surgery on disconnect between ple (and this is by no It marks an individu- that’s the kind of life it is 6289 5262 to arrange collecti on of your prize. what a dog wants and means the fi rst or last al who has made sacrifi c- used to. needs and what some time you will read this es, who is consistent and Yes, it looks like fun, owners expect. from my pen) acquire a dependable, someone but if you want it you’d Entries for August close: Monday 23 July How about I say, dog as a status symbol, who knows what a dog better get your speedos Voti ng starts: Tuesday 24 July “Look, all I want is to fashion accessory, toy or wants (it isn’t a boring on. Voti ng fi nishes 5pm: Monday 31 July stand up on the podium weapon. walk down the pave- You have to do the and receive the gold They believe that ment next to the same laps. Top 10 reasons Scott Hunt (The Black & White Dog Book) Provides one on one to adopt an solutions for behaviour problems. All breeds, all ages. older dog No dogs too hard 0439 444 776 1. They enjoy a brisk walk and a nap afterwards. 2. Youʼll have a best friend for life. 3. They will rewards you with unwavering devotion. Kimberley’s Pet Taxi & Pet Services 4. They know that shoes are for walking and bones are for chewing. VERY AFFORDABLE 5. They know that the outdoors is for • Pet feeding eliminating waste and the indoors is for • Dog boarding in our family homes cuddling. • House sitting 6. They can learn new tricks, and they • Dog walking make great therapy dogs. • Pet taxi and pet care 7. They will ﬁ t into your househould with For all your holiday and anytime pet care ease. needs call the Pet Care Specialists 8. They are content to just be by your side. Small hobby farms cared for and domestic pets 9. They are grateful to be given another Kimberley’s Pet Taxi & Pet Services 0428 568 852 chance. www.pettaxi.net.au 10. Adopting a senior dog saves a life! 25

Glenorchy Gazett eJuly 2018 25 Pet Talk Responsible ownership and control of dogs GLENORCHY City control create a nuisance on the behaviour of dogs the owner taking the time and pick up your dog’s Council is expecting a or risk to other people when the dog is at home to get to know their dog’s droppings if nature calls. large number of new dog or animals, may cause in the yard, as this can also athletic ability, maintaining In addition to the en- registrations in 2018/19, traffi c hazards and also provide an owner with in- their fences and providing vironmental, public health as well as the renewal of put themselves at risk of sight as to whether a dog enrichment tools for dogs and unsightly factors existing ones. injury. is looking to escape. left at home. associated with uncollect- Council is remind- Glenorchy City Coun- Council’s records indi- In a public place, dogs ed droppings, the Dog ing all dog owners to cil’s Animal Management cate that most dogs escape must be walked on a Control Act 2000 con- be aware of the legal section promotes that as a from a property when the lead no longer than two tains penalty provisions requirements under the proactive measure in pre- owner is away from home metres in length unless in for failing to pick up after Dog Control Act 2000 venting a dog’s escape, it and a dog may become an off-leash area and must a dog and appropriately of owning and controlling is important to ensure that bored or feel anxious remain under effective disposing of the waste. a dog. boundary fences are well because the owner has left control at all times. A list of designated It is concerned that maintained and regularly the property. Please consider others off-lead areas is available dogs in public places that checked. The escape of a dog is and carry a dog dropping on Council’s website at are not under effective Keep a watchful eye often preventable through bag when exercising dogs www.gcc.tas.gov.au. DOG REGISTRATION AND RENEWALS ALL dog owners on dogs being returned to Registration must be tional means of identifi ca- running Council’s animal Glenorchy City Council’s owners if lost and many renewed each year and tion for your animal, it is management section and dog register should have other benefi ts for owners. paid by 31 July 2018. your dog registration with provide a range of services received their dog registra- Under Tasmanian While you may your local council that is including: tion renewal notices. law, dogs six months of choose to register your mandatory under the Dog Council urges every- age and over must be dog with other animal or- Control Act 2000. • Animal Patrol Service one to pay their registra- registered with their local ganisations (e.g. National Registration fees - if your dog strays tion, which helps with council. Pet Register) as an addi- contribute towards and is found, it can be identifi ed and you will be notifi ed. • Where possible a collected dog will be at- tempted to be returned back home rather than being taken to a pound. • If your dog becomes lost outside of normal working hours, it is gen- NOT AGAIN! erally the registration tag that identifi es the dog which can then be reunited with you. • Providing facilities in dog exercise areas such as bins and bags for dog NATIONWIDE waste, signage, fencing DISCOUNTED and patrols of the areas. • Secures aggressive dogs DESEXING from public places. THROUGHOUT • Manages dog attack JULY! incidents. • Investigates animal nuisance complaints. • Conducts a signifi cant amount of inspections including kennels and dangerous dog enclosures.

The Standard Reg- istration Fee applies for registrations renewed prior to 31 July 2018. The Overdue Registra- tion Fee will apply for any registrations renewed after that date. If you have moved address, your dog has passed away or been given away since the last registration period, update those details with Council. Council adopts a very intensive dog registration JULY IS NATIONAL DESEXING MONTH audit of the city, which PREVENT UNWANTED LITTERS. DESEX YOUR PET. starts in September. Any dog found CALL AN INITIATIVE OF SPONSORED BY unregistered may result in its owner receiving an on 1300 368 992 the spot fi ne of $163, and VISIT a further fi ne if the dog is NDN.ORG.AU not microchipped. 26

26 Glenorchy Gazette July 2018 Sport New location for table tennis enthusiasts THE Kable Stadium at the wished to acknowledge the support Table tennis is available for all per night, with junior (under 18) from 5.45pm to 6.45pm and Fri- Glenorchy YMCA will become of the State Government through levels of skill and ages, including entry costing $5 per night. days from 5pm to 6.30pm. home for the Northern Suburbs Ta- the provision of a grant to assist in people with physical or other Family concessions are available. NSTTL has players ranging in ble Tennis League (NSTTL) follow- moving to the new premises. disabilities. A social roster runs on Thursday age from teens to seniors. ing a partnership with the YMCA. NSTTL will now offer table The current competition roster mornings between 10am and 12pm For further information, phone As the only table tennis facil- tennis, wheelchair AFL, boccia runs on Mondays for veterans over and Friday evenings from 6.30pm. 0429 498 660, visit www.nsttl.org. ity in Hobart’s northern suburbs, and a space for the Healthy Hearts 30 and Wednesdays for all ages, Entry costs $5 per week. au or www.facebook.com/North- NSTTL will commence operations program with potential for other both commencing at 7pm. Free coaching by qualified ernSuburbsTableTennisLeague, or at the YMCA from 1 July and community-based activities. Entry costs for adults are $10 coaches is available Wednesdays email [email protected]. History repeats for Glenorchy City Bowls Club

Van Diemen Fencing Club cadets Caelan M, Alex Cantwell and Finlay Semmens will take-on the best fencers from around Australia this month. Tasmanian fencing team on point in preparation

Glenorchy City Bowls Club Ladies division four team came out on top in their grand final. Photo credit: Ray Reibel. for Nationals THE 2017/18 lawn Michael O’Brien said. finals. NOT one, not two, but valuable opportunities to ation Inc. president, has by all of the adrenalin.” bowls season was a “We have enjoyed a Two of the club’s eight of Glenorchy’s the members. been fencing for about Mr Holderness-Rod- successful one for the very successful pennant three Saturday sides Van Diemen Fencing “If it’s anything like 17 years. dam said it was Glenorchy City Bowls season at all levels of won premierships in Club’s best fencers will when I was younger, the “I turned up to the heart-warming to see Club (GCBC). competition and it is divisions three and four. represent Tasmania on fencers will return both first class and I was everyone working to- The club was pre- great to know these For the division the national stage later to share their experienc- hooked,” he said. gether to achieve such a sented with the Fitzger- performances have been three team, there was this year. es with everyone and “I think in the milestone for the club. ald Trophy for Club of recognised in such an double celebration with The fencers, aged impassioned to help beginning it was about “I’ve competed at the Year at the Bowls emphatic way. its promotion to division from 14 to 30, will continue to build-up the the sport being so ex- nationals alone since Tasmania South (BTS) “It is a wonderful two in 2018/19 season return to the Australian fencing community in citing, even though it is around 2004,” he said. presentation night. springboard for the com- having finished on top Fencing Circuit National Tasmania.” actually one of the safest “There’s a warm The Fitzgerald Tro- ing year and has been of the ladder. Championships for the The team consists sports you can find, and fuzzy feeling and a very phy is presented each complemented by keen “This was a great first time in 17 years. of four cadets and four 12-year-old me thought positive psychological year to the bowls club interest in membership effort by those involved “It’s a huge mile- open fencers and will that being allowed to boost to compete along- with the best win/loss with a number of new throughout the year and stone for the club,” Van take on the best fencers play with swords in side your close fencing record in pennant bowls members joining the in the finals,” Mr O’Brien Diemen Fencing Club from around Austral- complete safety was a family.” in the BTS pennant club in both the ladies said. president Avery Holder- ia - the cadets in July great thing. For more informa- competition. and gents categories.” “At every level there ness-Roddam said. and the open fencers in “As I got older the tion, phone 0428 057 “It was a very proud GCBC fields six has been a high level “Fencing’s a minority November. range of skills and the 473, visit www.vdfenc- moment when we once sides in Saturday, Ladies of performance shown sport so it takes a lot of Mr Holderness-Rod- challenge really appealed ing.com, or email van. again were announced Thursday and Men’s which instils great work getting the word dam, who is also the Tas- to me, not to mention diemen.fencing.club@ as winners of the Midweek Pennant – confidence for 2018/19 out there and providing manian Fencing Associ- the exercise that’s hidden gmail.com. trophy,” club president four of which made the pennant season.” Grants program helps level the playing field A LANDMARK investment could Playing Field grant program recently. largest investment per capita in girl’s Recreation, I passionately believe grant program.” see local women and girls access “This is a rare opportunity to en- and women’s sport in the country.” our girls deserve a level playing field Applications for round one of the female friendly sporting facilities courage more local women and girls Local governments and sporting and I am delighted to be providing funding close on 21 June. following the announcement of a to get involved with sport,” she said. organisations can apply for funding an opportunity which will encourage For more information, visit multi-million-dollar grants program. “The Hodgman Liberal Govern- to upgrade female change rooms, more females to take part in sport,” www.dpac.tas.gov.au/divisions/csr/ Minister for Sport and Recrea- ment will provide $10 million over lockers, toilets, shower facilities and Ms Petrusma said. grants_and_community_engagement/ tion Jacquie Petrusma said she was two years to upgrade female sport amenities. “Since its launch, there has levelling_the_playing_field_grants_ “thrilled” to launch the Levelling the facilities across the state, in what is the “As Minister for Sport and already been a strong interest in the program/ 27

Glenorchy GazetteJuly 2018 27 Sport Run, shuffle Hobart Summer Baseball or walk at League: season wrap up When all the dust at home plate settled, the this year’s Dragons lined up against Orioles Orange in the Grand Final played on 4 March. Glenorchy The Orioles’ pitching, behind eventual MVP Andrew Dykes and manager Jimmy Clout, dominated and the Drag- Fun Run ons were held scoreless as the Orioles won their FROM BACK PAGE Aaron Humphrey and first title 5-0. Parents will be able to Mike Davis vying for top Matt Fox, Jason Allie, continue the southern honours. Josh Carlson, and Scott fun run program and The Steeline Tas- Horne made their debuts participate alongside their mania two-kilometre for Tasmania at the Vic- children. event is for school age torian Masters Baseball A 25 per cent dis- children and is held on a Carnival later in March count is also available for traffic-free road on which and helped the over 35s families of four or more younger children can team to their best ever who enter this year’s safely participate. performance in finishing event. Parents are able to third. Events start and finish view the entire event The victorious Banjos Orioles Orange after their 5-0 Grand Final win over the Dragons. Photo credit: David Searle. Chris Morrison made at the Derwent Enter- from the start/finish area his debut for the over tainment Centre and or may accompany their By David Searle* Earley, Ryan and Nick did not help their cause. very competitive in their 50s, who were compet- incorporate the GASP! children in this race. Fenton, Banjos Orioles Eastern Athletics second season, ably led itive but ran into their Boardwalk, which pro- Primary and sec- THE past 12 months Orange were expected Green were thereabouts, initially by Shawn Batch- nemesis, Coburg, in the vides a stunning view of ondary schools are have been very eventful to give the reigning but their cause was elor, and then by Jaime semi-final. the Derwent Estuary. encouraged to put teams and exciting for baseball premiers, Dragons, a run not helped when their McDonald who was The Annual Presenta- The Pace Financial together to participate. in Hobart. for their money. star young player, Sam thrust into the role when tion Night and Dinner Services 10-kilometre Local business Steel- After Terese Mill- And, for the majority Morrison, left late in the Shawn had to depart was held in April with event will see a great ine Tasmania is support- house’s hard work paid of the season, it was a season. suddenly. Sam Morrison winning battle between the ev- ing the two-kilometre off with the league secur- battle for top spot on the Sam’s father, Chris, Fourteen-year-old the Jamie McIntyre Player ergreen Grant Page and event, which has enabled ing a grant from the state standings between these did a great job as Ath- Luke Van Emmerik was of the Year Award, Jimmy Phil McConnon. the club to offer two for new infrastructure, two teams. letics’ manager after the rewarded for his enthu- Clout (0.591) the batting Page is seeking his school sports packs. the chief executive officer Shane Davies led a mid-season departure of siasm and talent shown title, Sam Morrison 13th win but will be These will be award- of Baseball Australia powerful Dragons batting Andrew “Sully” Sullivan. at league training with Pitcher of the Year, Ryan pushed all the way by ed to the most outstand- (BA), Cam Vale, visited line-up and star pitcher Veteran star Nigel senior games towards the Fenton Raine & Horne club mate McConnon, ing primary and high with future plans for Tim Holland was ably O’Brien returned to help end of the season, show- Defensive Player of the who has moved up to school in this year’s races. baseball teams repre- supported on the mound lead the Athletics Gold ing he could be a star of Year and a tie for Rookie the longer distances this The Glenorchy City senting Tasmania in the by Brendan Adams and team, but the aforemen- the future. of the Year between season. Council has been a national competition. Fiona Don. tioned departure of Sully Northern White Sox Shawn Sartori and Tom In the women’s event, strong supporter of the The national training No opposition lead and the limited availabili- were disappointing by Lamberton (Orioles Meriem Daoui will be event since its inception coordinator for BA, Garry was safe knowing the ty of recruit Ben Kostyrka their lofty standards, Orange). keen to follow on from and this year, will see a Everson, accompanied strength of this batting meant Gold were just off but Jason Allie was a So, it is we look for- her recent win in the contingent of Glenorchy Cam and several Baseball line-up. the pace. welcome addition and ward to the new season City to Casino. Council staff joining Tasmania (BT) members The Hotel Soho Ho- Banjos Orioles Black ultimately an 0-6 start to which will commence in However, five-time other participants in the achieved level two coach- bart Blue Jays exceeded once again surprised a the season meant there October. winner Melanie Daniels challenge. ing accreditation. expectations and were ul- few teams and were in was too much to do late If you are interest- has now returned to top Entries for the The Raine & Horne tra competitive through- the running for the finals and they missed out on ed in playing baseball, form and may cause an Glenorchy Fun Run are Hobart Summer Baseball out the season. from early on in the the finals once again. particularly in the age upset. now open. League (HSBL) saw a Peter Hubble season. The finals com- group 13 to 16, you can In the Running Edge To register for the record eight teams take continued to star on Chris Chalker again menced in late Febru- contact me at baseballtas- five-kilomtre event, event, visit www.nsac. the diamond as Eastern the mound and recruits weaved his magic and ary with the Dragons [email protected] or on Ruby Smee and Franc- org.au and follow the Athletics entered two Shawn Sartori, Jeremy was ably supported on minor premiers, closely 0468 927 363. esca Smith will battle Glenorchy Fun Run link. teams - Athletics Green Ramsey and Paul Muller the mound by Greg Ross, followed by Orioles for supremacy while Cheaper entry fees and Athletics Gold. were great additions, but Rod Saxby, Josh and Orange, Blue Jays, Ori- *David Searle is the the men’s race is wide are available prior to race With the recruitment a long term injury to their Brad Mabb. oles Black and Athletics president of Baseball open with Chris Sullivan, day. of Colin Webber, Tyrone manager Ryan Oakley The Raiders were Green. 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Participants take to the streets in a previous Glenorchy Fun Run event. Run, shuffle or walk at this year’s Glenorchy Fun Run GLENORCHY residents are on Sunday 29 July. support behind the event,” es three events – the Pace event. With an event to suit all encouraged to ward off the Northern Suburbs Ath- he said. Financial Services 10-kilo- “Our club is totally driven ages, Glenorchy residents are winter blues by participating letic Club president David “We’ve grown a lot in metre run, the Running Edge by volunteers, so we are able encouraged to put a family in the Hazell Bros Glenorchy O’Brien said the club was recent years with the fun run five-kilometre run/walk (both to keep entry fees low and group together. Fun Run. “thrilled” to welcome back boom and their support is a starting at 10am) and the encourage local residents to Younger runners will Organised by the North- Hazell Bros as an event spon- by-product of the hard work Steeline Tasmania two-kilo- get involved,” he said. be able to follow-up recent ern Suburbs Athletic Club sor and overall naming rights done by many over recent metre for primary school “Sure, it is called a school cross country carnivals and now in its 28th year, the partner of the event. years.” children starting at 9.45am. ‘fun run’ but we welcome with a choice of two or event will kick off at the Der- “It’s really pleasing that The Hazell Bros Mr O’Brien said the club everyone to come out to run, five-kilometre events. went Entertainment Centre Hazell Bros are throwing their Glenorchy Fun Run compris- took a family approach to the shuffle or walk.” STORY CONTINUES PAGE 27