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Agenda Item 7.1 Report No. 98/16Cncl 1. MEETINGS AND Agenda Item 7.1 REPORT Report No. 98/16cncl TO: ORDINARY COUNCIL - MONDAY 27 JUNE 2016 SUBJECT: MAYOR’S REPORT 1. MEETINGS AND APPOINTMENTS 1.1 LGANT Executive Meeting 1.2 Joint Defence Facility Pine Gap Chief of Facility Amy Chappet, Deputy Chief of Facility Gary Thorpe 1.3 Owen Springs Power Station Update, Territory Generation CEO Tim Duignan, Acting General Manager Major Projects Rebecca Mills and Southern Regional Manager Peter Anderson 1.4 Daisy Weller, Community Exchange 1.5 Jungala Kriss, Yipirinya School 1.6 Che Cockatoo-Collins and Matthew Doman, Director SA/NT, APPEA Limited 1.7 Tim Carey, Director Centre for Remote Health, student accommodation 1.8 Peter Holt - Department Local Government and Community Services 1.9 Alice Springs Masters Games Advisory Committee 1.10 Outback Way teleconference with Deputy Mayor Jamie deBrenni 1.11 Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census Director Tony Grobb 1.12 Australian Cricketer Shelly Nitschke 1.13 Intercultural Engagement Manager Desert Knowledge Australia Michael Liddle, CEO Rex Mooney, Mr Peter Wallace, Deputy President Macdonnell Regional Council Baydon Williams, Mick Campbell - Risk and Safety Issues 1.14 Alice Springs Youth, Deputy Mayor Jamie deBrenni, CEO Rex Mooney, Scott Lovett Regional Executive Director, Department of Chief Minister, Commander Danny Bacon, Department of Children and Families CE Anne Bradford, Regional Director Dorelle Anderson 1.15 David Jan - LGANT 1.16 Litchfield Council Mayor Maree Bredhauer 1.17 City of Palmeston Mayor Ian Abbott 1.18 Chief Minister The Hon Adam Giles - Woods Terrace traffic management 1.19 Bob Beadman NT Grant Commission Chairman 1.20 Peter Thornton, Executive Office NT Grants Commission 1.21 Lord Mayor Katrina Fong Lim ALGWA 1.22 ALGA CEO Adrian Beresford-Wylie 1.23 ALGA President Mayor Troy Pickard 2. FUNCTIONS ATTENDED 2.1 Back to St Mary’s Morning Tea 2.2 Annual Seniors Lunch, Alice Springs Show 2.3 Todd mall markets 2.4 2016 Australian National Junior Table Tennis Championships 2.5 NAIDOC Week, Youth pizza picnic 2.6 NAIDOC Week, Seniors Day at DKA 2.7 Men’s Shed Coffee morning 2.8 2016 NT Volunteer of the Year Awards 2.9 Business at sunset, CAAMA Radio 2.10 Red Hot Arts & Music NT Hot Shots Soiree 2.11 Bastille Day Dinner and evening 2.12 Ninti One Welcome and exhibition 2.13 Grand Opening South Edge Estate with the Hon Adam Giles 3. FUNCTIONS PARTICIPATED IN 3.1 Mental Health Week Opening 72 3.2 2016 Alice Springs Show - ASTC stand 3.3 Official Opening of the 2016 Australian National Junior Table Tennis Championships 3.4 MC - 100 Days to go Masters Games Function - Presentation of Sports coordinator and Ambassador uniforms, Masters Games Ambassador Daryl Somers. 3.5 Developing the North: Northern Territory Population Series Panel Member 4. INTERVIEWS / MEDIA COMMITMENTS 4.1 8HA Sports Show 4.2 CAAMA Radio with G Man 4.3 Sun FM 969 with Scotty McLaren 4.4 CAAMA Radio with G Man 4.5 Sun FM 969 with Scotty McLaren 4.6 8HA with Sandee Beech 4.7 ABC 105.7 with Adam Steer 4.8 ABC Radio with Alex Barwick - NT Population series 4.9 Sun FM 969 with Scotty McLaren 4.10 CAAMA Radio with G Man 4.11 ABC 105.7 Darwin with Mick Murdoch - NT Population series 5. CIVIC / MAYORAL RECEPTIONS 5.1 Territory Day Citizenship Ceremony OATHS TITLE FIRST NAME LAST NAME COUNTRY OF ORIGIN D Mrs Baliit Kaur India 2) Miss Amitoideep Kaur India 3) Mr Bhupinder Singh India 4) Mr Francis Jean Berta Germany 5) Mrs Hivasmin Mondido Bitangcor Philippines 6) Miss Samantha Javne Cherrett United Kingdom 7) Mr Harpreet Singh Deol India 8) Mrs Jasvir Kaur India 9) Ikman Deol India 10) Ms Sarah Cetera Zimbabwe 11) Miss Zanenhle Nicole Nkomo Zimbabwe 12) Mr Allan Ryan Chinyenye Nyakudya Zimbabwe 13) Miss Sandra Jean Dorion Canada 14) Ms Irish Camille Espiritu Flores Philippines 15) Mr Arunkumar Javachandran India 16) Mrs Mandeep Kaur India 17) Mr Adam Nichols Keene Zimbabwe 18) Mr Radhakrishnan Krishnan Nair India 19) Ankith Radhakrishnan Nair India 20) Miss Aparna Nair India 21) Mrs Priva Radhakrishnan Nair India 22) Mrs Rashmi Kumari India 23) Mr Samson Wari Longa Sudan 24) Mrs Bernette Santos Maliwanag Philippines 25) Mrs Evangeline Labastida Miller Philippines 26) Miss Charlize Labastida Bumanlag Philippines 27) Mrs Flora Mpofu Zimbabwe 28) Master Macangel Victor Mpofu Zimbabwe 29) Mr Mike Victor Mpofu Zimbabwe 30) Mr Victor Mpofu Zimbabwe 31) Ms Nora Nkirote Mugwika Kenya 32) Ms Juliah Muthoni Ngotho Kenya 33) Mrs Olubisi Temilola Olaieve Nigeria 34) Master Elijah Olarinde Olaleye Nigeria 35) Mr Rommel Buvan Pacion Philippines 36) Mr Philip Anthony Prunty Ireland 37) Mr Saved Asifur Rahman Bangladesh 38) Mr Antony Joseph Rai Rubert Rai India 39) Mr Parmiit Singh Sandhu India 40) Master Prem Singh Sandhu India 41) Miss Portia Sibanda Zimbabwe 42) Miss Ashieigh Ethel Nikelwa Sibanda Zimbabwe 43) Mr Joseph Joel Iran Perez Philippines 44) Mr Amritpal Singh Sra India 45) Ms Prabhleen Kaur India 46) Mrs Jessica Esguerra Stephens Philippines 47) Mrs Rebecca Abigail Stephens Philippines 48) Mr MD Enam Uddin Bangladesh 49) Mr Pieter Adrianus Van Der Mijden Netherlands 50) Ms Aida Samoya Wallace Philippines AFFIRMATIONS TITLE FIRST NAME LAST NAME COUNTRY OF ORIGIN 51) Mr Mehmet Ali Albutu Turkey 52) Master Kavchan Can Aibutu Turkey 53) Ms Geeta Kaur Cheema Canada 54) Ms Abigail Marie Cornish United Kingdom 55) Mr Stephana Jacgues Etienne Desrumaux France 56) Mr Ronald Alvaro Ferrer Figueroa Chile 57) Mr Clifford James Hart United Kingdom 58) Miss Lee Frances King-Smith Ireland 59) Miss Sumalee Nungdaniark Thailand 60) Ms Louisa Jane Ratcliffe England 6VL Mr Surinder Singh India 6. DUTIES PERFORMED IN THE MAYOR’S ABSENCE 6.1 Or Brown: 2016 Apex Camel Cup Opening 6.2 Cr Kudrenko: NAIDOC week march and opening 7. OTHER ACTIVITIES 7.1 Heart Foundation Walk 7.2 Finke Desert Race meeting 7.3 Hamilton Downs Youth Camp Association Annual General Meeting 7.4 Combined Alcohol Reference Group Chairs meeting, Katherine, Barkly, Alice Springs 7.5 Flood Mitigation Advisory Committee Meeting 7.6 Northern Territory Grants Commission: Santa Teresa Finke Yulara Kintore Docker River Mt Liebig Papanya Ntaria Wallace Rockhole Titjikala Amoonguna 7.7 Central Australian AFL Advisory Meeting 7.8 RSL Special Annual General Meeting 7.9 Alice Springs Masters Games Advisory Committee 8. ASTC COMMITTEE MEETINGS 8.1 Access Advisory Committee 8.2 Sports Facility Advisory Committee 8.3 Tourism, Events and Promotions Committee 8.4 Executive Development Committee 8.5 Public Art Advisory Committee RECOMMENDATION That the report be received. Damien Ryan MAYOR.
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