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Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations VO Number Organisation Name Address Date of App. 03/07/2009 Block C, Beltissebh, Floriana, FRN 001/09 The Voluntary Organisations Fund (Act XXII of 1700, Malta 2007) 21, Mosta Road, Naxxar NXR1154 - 002/08 Maltese Mentoring Society 22/02/2008 Malta 003/08 Assocjazzjoni Kunsilli ta' l-Iskejjel (AKS) 22/02/2008 65, Triq l-Annunzjata, Sliema, SLM 004/08 Marana Tha' Catholic Charismatic Community 25/02/2008 1465 - Malta 51, Tarxien Road, Tarxien TXN 1090, 005/08 St. Jeanne Antide Foundation 26/02/2008 Malta St. Edward College (Lady Strickland Charitable St. Edward's Street, Vittoriosa, BRG 006/08 29/02/2008 Trust) 9039 - Malta Good Shepherd Sisters - Dar Merhba Bik 130, "Dar Merhba Bik", Birbal Street, 007/08 03/03/2008 Foundation Balzan BZN 9014 - Malta 133, Melita Street, Valletta, VLT 1123 - 008/08 Din L-Art Helwa 03/03/2008 Malta Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations 16, Misrah Dicembru Tlettax, Zejtun 009/08 Paulo Freire Institute Foundation 07/03/2008 ZTN 1021 - Malta 7, Saint Adeotato Lane, Zejtun, ZTN 010/08 Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice Foundation 07/03/2008 3072, Malta 61, Saint Lazarus Street, Cospicua 011/08 Centru Tbexbix 14/03/2008 BML 1140 - Malta Orange Grove, Block B, Birbal Street, 012/08 Malta Institute of Management 17/03/2008 Balzan BZN 9013 - Malta YWCA (MALTA) - Young Women's Christian Centru Nazzjonali, 178 Valley Road, 013/08 20/03/2008 Association Msida MSD 9029 - Malta c/o 35, Censu Bugeja Street, Hamrun 014/08 Grupp Missjunarju Kull Bniedem Hija 20/03/2008 HMR 1057 - Malta Eureeka Court, Block A Flat 6, Main 015/08 Mission Fund 28/03/2008 Road, Mosta MST 1018 – Malta 016/08 Socjeta' Filarmonika Lourdes AD 1977 01/04/2008 424, St. Joseph High Street, Santa 017/08 Richmond Foundation 02/04/2008 Venera SVR 1013 - Malta c/o "Joel", Flat 2, Luqa Briffa Street, 018/08 Emergency Fire & Rescue Unit (The) 21/02/2008 Gzira GZR 1508, Malta Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations 019/08 Life Cycle Organisation 10/04/2008 Flt 3, Pope Pius XIII, Mountbatten, 020/08 National Council of Women Malta Street, Blata l-Bajda, HMR 1579 - 10/04/2008 Malta Ghaqda Persuni Neqsin Mis-Smiegh (Malta) – Deaf 45, Lascaris Wharf, Valletta VLT 1921 021/08 14/04/2008 People Association (Malta) - Malta Augustinian Fathers, Church Street, 022/08 Millennium Chapel Foundation 14/04/2008 Paceville STJ 3043 - Malta 264, Flat 1, Saint. Ursula Street, 023/08 Il-Mahzen 14/04/2008 Valletta VLT 1231 – Malta Room 83, National Swimming Pool 024/08 Ramblers' Association of Malta Complex, Maria Teresa Spinelli 14/04/2008 Street, Gzira, GZR 1711 – Malta c/o Highbury, 28, Lord Byron Street, 025/08 Transplant Support Group 15/04/2008 Hamrun HMR 1090 - Malta 34, Prince Albert Street, Albert Town, 026/08 Fondazzjoni Suret il-Bniedem 22/04/2008 Marsa MRS 1042 - Malta 027/08 Ghaqda Muzikali Santu Wistin AD 2007 23/04/2008 Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations 178, Merchant Street , Valletta VLT 028/08 YMCA Valletta 25/04/2008 1174 - Malta 029/08 The Eden Foundation 25/04/2008 Office: 21, Carmel Brincat Street, B'Kara, BKR 1852; Postal Address: 030/08 Coeliac Association Malta 05/05/2008 60, Fuq il-Gonna, Swieqi SWQ 3526 - Malta (Home) European Mentoring & Coaching Council (EMCC Tamara No. 5, Triq il-Maqdes ta' 031/08 05/05/2008 MALTA) Gunu, Marsaxlokk MXK 1172 – Malta Dar l-Arka, Triq il-Moghdija, 032/08 Fondazzjoni Arka (Respite Centre) 05/05/2008 Ghajnsielem, Gozo GSM 1071 - Malta 10, Triq il-Ward, Santa Venera, SVR 033/08 Solidarity and Overseas Service Malta (SOS Malta) 05/05/2008 1640 - Malta Corradino Hill, Paola, PLA 1930, 034/08 The Physically Handicapped Rehabilitation Fund 08/05/2008 Malta Society for the Protection and Care of Animals Saint Francis Ravelin, Floriana FRN 035/08 09/05/2008 (SPCA) 1231 – Malta 35, Triq il-Kapuccini, Floriana, FRN 036/08 Kunsill Nazzjonali ta' L-Anzjani 12/05/2008 1052, Malta Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations 12, Misrah San Filep, Zebbug, ZBG 037/08 Ghaqda Kazin Banda San Filep A.D. 1851 12/05/2008 1011 - Malta Address: Fort tas-Silg, Marsaxlokk MXK 038/08 The Island Sanctuary Association 4080 - Malta: Correspondance: P.O. Box 15/05/2008 14, Paola PLA 1000 - Malta 32 Parish Street, Mosta, MST 2021 - 039/08 Malta Gay Right Movement 19/05/2008 Malta Ghajn Tuta, Paradise Bay, Cirkewwa; 040/08 Noah's Ark Animal Sanctuary 23/05/2008 Hanover Flts, Migbha Street Mellieha P.O. Box 2 - Saint Julian's STJ 1000 - 041/08 ADHD Family Support Group Malta; c/o 41, Triq il-Merill, Dingli 26/05/2008 DGL 1301 - Malta Malta Federation of Organisations of Persons with 042/08 PO Box 31 - Valletta VLT 1000 - Malta 26/05/2008 Disability 043/08 The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Malta PO Box 63, B'Kara BKR 1000 - Malta; 28/05/2008 7 Market Street, Floriana, FRN 1083 - 044/08 Equal Partners Foundation 02/06/2008 Malta Malta Regional Development and Dialogue 1 Bellavista Apts, Triq il-Minfah, 045/08 02/06/2008 Foundation Naxxar NXR 2655 - Malta Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations 046/08 Malta Japan Association 02/06/2008 c/o 52, Flat 5, Tigne Highpoint Street, 047/08 National Cat Society (Thomasina Cat Sanctuary) 09/06/2008 Sliema SLM 3174 - Malta Office: Wied Ghollieqa Environment Centre, University of Malta, Msida MDS 048/08 Nature Trust (Malta) 10/06/2008 2080 - Malta: Postal Address: P.O. Box 9, Valletta VLT 1000 - Malta 78, Loyola House, Marquis Scicluna 049/08 Jesuit Youth Network Foundation 10/06/2008 Street, Naxxar NXR 2067 - Malta 193, Saint Angelo Street, Zejtun ZTN 050/08 VersAghtini IL-KELMA MALTIJA 11/06/2008 1360 - Malta c/o 35, Triq tal-Mielah, Madliena 051/08 Assocjazzjoni Voluntarji Lourdes 11/06/2008 Swieqi SWQ 1313 - Malta 57/28, Abate Rigord Street, Ta' Xbiex 052/08 BirdLife Malta 12/06/2008 XBX 1120 - Malta c/o Sir Paul Boffa Hospital, Harper 053/08 Malta Cancer Foundation 12/06/2008 Lane, Floriana, FRN 1941 - Malta 054/08 Street Cat Rescue Malta Organization 13/06/2008 Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations 64, Triq GM Camilleri - Hamrun HMR 055/08 Ghaqda Kazini tal-Banda 16/06/2008 1180 - Malta 34 Gulju Cauchi Street, Balzan, BZN 056/08 Malta Organic Agricultural Movement 16/06/2008 1131 - Malta Valandra, Flat 1, Qawra Road, Qawra, 057/08 Animal Rights Group 16/06/2008 Saint Paul's Bay SPB 1904 - Malta 27, 'Alpha Omega', Triq Papa Pawlu 058/08 Action for Breast Cancer Foundation V, Qawra, St. Pauls Bay SPB 1111, 16/06/2008 Malta Friends of Mount Carmel Hospital Society (Ghaqda c/o 16 Vjal in-Naspli, San Gwann 059/08 17/06/2008 Hbieb Sptar Monte Carmeli) SGN 2527 - Malta 44, Ursuline Sisters Street, The Biological Conservation Research Foundation 060/08 Gwardamangia, Pieta' PTA 1229 - 18/06/2008 (BICREF) Malta P. O. Box 17, Marsa MTP 1001 - 061/08 Malta Parkinson's Disease Association 18/06/2008 Malta 39 Good Shepherd Avenue, Balzan, 062/08 Malta Hospice Movement (The) 19/06/2008 BZN 1623 - Malta 063/08 Share Malta Association 24/06/2008 Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations JRS Malta Foundation (Jesuit Refuge Service Malta 50, Triq ix-Xorrox, Birkirkara BKR 064/08 24/06/2008 Foundation) 1631 - Malta Basketball Complex, Ta' Qali, ADT 065/08 Malta Basketball Association 30/06/2008 4000 - Malta NGO's Centre, Triq il-Madonna Tar- 066/08 Friends of the Sick and the Elderly in Gozo 03/07/2008 Rummiena, Xewkija, Gozo XWK 9082 8, Peprina, Vjal in-Naspli, San Gwann, 067/08 Hbieb ta' L-Agenzija Sapport 07/07/2008 SGN 2529, Malta 67, 'Dar il-Wens', The Strand, Kalkara 068/08 Fondazzjoni Wens 14/07/2008 KKR 1501 - Malta Main Gate Street, Victoria, Gozo VCT 069/08 Gozo SPCA 14/07/2008 1341 - Malta 27, Labour Avenue, Naxxar NXR 070/08 Fondazzjoni Hajja Indipendenti 16/07/2008 9021 - Malta c/o Fleur D'Amour, Dun Karm Street, 071/08 The Malta Society of Model Makers 16/07/2008 Ta' Paris, Birkirkara, BKR 9039, Malta 5, Wied Sara Street, Victoria, Gozo 072/08 Oasi Foundation 16/07/2008 VCT 2963 - Malta 073/08 Club Italia 21/07/2008 Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations Office: 60A, Strait Street, Valletta, VLT 1432 - Malta; Correspondance: 074/08 Ghaqda Malta-Kuba 21/07/2008 c/o 178, Saint Joseph High Road, Hamrun HMR 1015 - Malta 8 Magazines Street, Floriana FRN 075/08 Malta Exercise Health & Fitness Association 21/07/2008 1119 - Malta P.O. Box 2, Qormi Road, Marsa MRS 076/08 The Malta Health Network 21/07/2008 1000 - Malta 077/08 Salesians of Don Bosco 22/07/2008 221, Triq il-Ferrovija l-Qadima Balzan 078/08 Salesian Pastoral Youth Service 22/07/2008 BZN 1615 - Malta 20, Karm Galea Street Sliema SLM 079/08 Salesian Oratory 22/07/2008 1935 85, Rudolph Street, Sliema SLM 1271 080/08 Osanna Pia Home - Salesians 22/07/2008 - Malta Association of Carers for Stray and Abandoned c/o 317, Flat 2, Two Gates Street, 081/08 23/07/2008 Felines Senglea ISL 1330 - Malta 082/08 CCC - Uniglobus 23/07/2008 Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations c/o 6, Triq il-Parata, Santa Venera 083/08 Malta Blood Donors Association 23/07/2008 SVR 1311 - Malta 222, Merchants Street, Valletta VLT 084/08 The Today Public Policy Charitable Trust 23/07/2008 1170, Malta 085/08 Razzett Tal-Hbiberija 24/07/2008 104, St. Ursula Street, Valletta VLT 086/08 Malta Red Cross Society 31/07/2008 1234 - Malta Foyer Green Section, First Floor, 087/08 Puttinu Cares Foundation Mater Dei Hospital, Msida MSD 2090 - 31/07/2008 Malta 3, Triq Felic Borg, San Gwann SGN 088/08 Arabic Culture Information Society 04/08/2008 2043 - Malta PO Box 300 - Valletta VLT 1000 - 089/08 Hair and Beauty Federation (Malta) 05/08/2008 Malta 090/08 Adult Cancer Support Group 05/08/2008 PO Box 13 - Valletta VLT 1000 - 091/08 Friends
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    MALTESE NEWSLETTER 43 MAY 2014 CONSULATE OF MALTA IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA NEWSLETTER MAY 2014 FRANK L SCICLUNA - LINKING MALTA AND AUSTRALIA EMAIL: [email protected] Website: www.ozmalta.page4.me Queensland flag -AUSTRALIA History of the State of Queensland flag The state flag was first introduced in 1876 when Queensland was a self-governing British colony with its own navy. In 1865, the Governor of Queensland was informed by the Admiralty in London that the colony's vessels of war should fly the Blue Ensign (British flag), with the colony's badge on the stern, and a blue pennant at the masthead. Other vessels in the colony's service were to fly the same flag, but not the pennant. At that time, Queensland did not have a badge https://www.qld.gov.au/about/how-government- works/flags-emblems-icons/state-badge/ . This prompted the submission to London of a proposed badge design. In 1875, the Governor received drawings of the badges of several colonies from London, which the Admiralty proposed to include in the Admiralty Flag Book. The Governor was asked to certify that the badge shown for the colony of Queensland was correct. The badge was composed of a representation of Queen Victoria's head, facing right, on a blue background and encircled by a white band, with the . word Queensland at the top. The Queensland Government believed it would be too difficult to adequately reproduce the head of the Queen on a flag. An alternative design, a Royal Crown superimposed on a Maltese Cross, was then submitted to London.