No. 30,295 MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 2011 www.bdtruth.com.au PRICE $1.10* TUE: WED: THU: FULL REPORT: BROKEN HILL TODAY: 31° 25° 27° 29° PAGE 12 A thorough soaking

MISTY: The Sydney road yesterday morning.

to exercise caution dur- By Kurtis Eichler ing such downpours . “You don’t want to be When it rains, it driving in flooded cause- pours, as the saying ways, flooded lanes and goes. flooded intersections,” The storm that broke he said. on Friday evening Silverton also copped resulted in 82.4mm fall- its fair share of flooding ing on the city over the rains, with 100mm pelt- weekend. ing down over the three It was the Broken days. Hill’s largest deluge Helen Murray record- in 22 months, with ed 80mm on Friday, 51.6mm being recorded 10mm on Saturday and to 9am on Saturday and another 10mm yester- 30.8mm to 9am yester- day. day. Mrs Murray, who owns The State Emergency a property on the edge Service (SES) attended of the Umberumberka 70 call-outs before 1pm Creek, said the heavy yesterday and gave out rain hadn’t caused any some 2000 sandbags. damage in the town- Darren Larkin, the ship but it had made the SES’ deputy controller, roads muddy. said crews had gone to “We’re on the edge of everything from dam- the creek and on Friday aged roofs to collapsed night the creek was verandahs. well and truly running a “There’s been a lot banker,” she said. of roofs damaged,” he Friday’s electricity said. outage which struck the “There were also a lot CBD also hit homes of flooded houses near in Railwaytown and Brown Street.” Menindee, according to Businesses also suf- Essential Energy. fered in the extraordi- The one-hour black- nary deluge. out was caused by light- The TAB in Blende ning hitting the high Street was mopping up voltage network on the on Saturday along with Railwaytown feeder. many shops in the CBD. Some 4000 homes lost Mr Larkin said the power as did 1600 in SES had also been called Menindee, the company to help with cars that said. had been trapped by the water in low-lying areas Continued Page 11 and he advised motorists with more photos Weekend crime spree

TRYING CONDITIONS: Electrical technician Carl Berryman and apprentice linesman Nathan Hiscock work on repairs Page 2 near Williams Street. PICTURES: Gavin Schmidt Crime spree worries cops

so-called ‘hot spots’ across the city By Kurtis Eichler and known suspects were being inves- tigated. Extra police are being deployed DI Stoltenberg said it was “disap- to patrol the streets at night after a pointing” that offences like these were spate of burglaries at the weekend. happening and that police suspected some of the criminals were from out In Blende Street thieves broke into of town. a house and stole $10,000 worth of items including two large televisions. “It’s obvious that there are new per- The house was also vandalised by the sonalities in town who are going out on thieves, police said. these crime sprees,” he told the BDT. Houses in Galena, Cobalt and “Broken Hill’s just not that type of Cornish streets were also robbed as town. well as a home in Oxide Street where “It’s really concerning for police the offenders caused $4000 damage, because some of these offences are hap- the police said. pening at homes with people inside. An elderly couple at a home in “It’s fraught with danger for the Hebbard Street had their ute stolen community.” along with $200 in cash while they He said police also anticipated that slept in the early hours of Saturday more crimes of this type would be morning. The ute was later found aban- committed and he urged people to doned. make sure their homes were locked and Around the same time, a Pell Lane property secured. 100 TODAY: Ellen Raven with sons Jack, Richard and Matthew at St Anne’s Nursing Home homeowner allegedly saw a young yesterday. PICTURE: Gavin Schmidt Aboriginal man trying to break into his Drunk driver neighbour’s vehicle. Police also reported that a black hits taxi and red Honda motorbike, valued at A man will face court after he alleg- Happy Birthday, $10,000, was stolen from a store in Argent Street after the thieves broke in edly drove his car into the back of a through the front door. taxi. Attempts were also made on the The incident happened in Gossan weekend to break into a delicatessen Street on Friday morning, police said, Mrs Raven in Brookfield Avenue which was held and the 29-year-old driver and the taxi up by armed robbers late on Thurday driver suffered minor injuries. night. They said that the man had been By Kurtis Eichler Detective Inspector Mick Stoltenberg charged with high range drink driving said that in response to the crime wave, and will appear in the Local Court on more police were being deployed to February 21. Ellen Raven has survived two World 445 Argent St Wars, a Great Ph: 8087 8388 Hungry Jack’s Depression, 25 Prime Ministers and 2 Sausage & Egg* $5.95 countless droughts to reach the grand age of 100 today. 2 Angus Wraps* $7.95 Mrs Raven raised five children with 2 Whoppers $6.95 husband Bert, a top local jockey who left 2 Bacon Deluxe $7.45 her a widow 50 years *Wraps only between 6am–11am. Not valid with any other offer. Limited one per customer per vsit. This Voucher expires 31 March, 2012. ago. She has eight grand- children and 11 great- grandchildren. Before moving into St Anne’s Nursing Home, Mrs Raven was LITTLE SISTER: Gladys Aiken (99) reminisces with her sister Ellen. a dedicated church- goer, and a member of is today, the celebrations took place Anne’s. Among them was her 99- the Silver City Racing yesterday when family came from year-old sister, Gladys Aiken. PAY NOTHING Club and the Pensioners interstate for the occasion. Mrs Raven told the BDT that it * Association. Mrs Raven spent the morning felt “great” to be joining the 100 UNTIL 2013! While her birthday being greeted by well-wishers at St club. ARE YOU WANTING CASH? 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After all, the higher the Council would need to con- statements concerning money is spent by either SCC care needs of the residents, the sider all the facts before mak- SubS FoR 2012 now due! a proposal to transfer the or Compass Group locally.” higher the funding from the ing such important decisions, Ms Ferry said that along Government.” MS Ferry said and “see past licences of 40 aged care This information is for members & their guests with the previous outsourcing Ms Ferry said that to suggest the dollar signs when it comes BD112903 beds from Shorty O’Neil of cleaning services, it would to providing appropriate care Village. that SCC could do a better job be “interesting to know just at providing care to the aged to our elderly. People should be aware of how much of SCC’s income is was an “insult to the collective “Council also needs to prop- the impact that the proposal spent in Broken Hill. intelligence of the people of erly consult with its employees Saving by Southern Cross Care (SCC) “Of course there is a need Broken Hill.” and the unions concerned, as would have on the residents to increase the number of high well as the people of Broken and employees of Shorty care, nursing home beds; no- “Employees at SOV are as Hill, before making any deci- money’s a O’Neil Village as well as the one is denying that,” Ms Ferry highly trained as their SCC sions. local businesses that supply said. counterparts, and are more “As the union representing products to the village, the “But this should not come than competent at their jobs. aged care workers at SOV, union said. at the expense of the low and “Further, Council is to be I have been approached by “It is still very fresh in our medium care beds at SOV. congratulated on recognising employees querying their breeze minds the adverse effect on “Does Council have a wait- the value of SOV employees’ rights and redundancy entitle- former employees of SCC ing list for, say, at least forty duties and skills in the last ments as, after finally achiev- with IXL Fans! when SCC made the snap deci- ‘independent living’ place- round of agreement negotia- ing decent wages for the work sion to outsource their cater- ments at SOV? If not, Council tions. “Sadly, the same can- they do, they do not wish to ing and laundry services to would have to consider that not be said for SCC who are take a massive step backwards Floor and Pedestal Medirest,” said TEU Secretary, they may not be able to recoup attempting, in current agree- by transferring their employ- Ros Ferry. lost income. ment negotiations, to strip ment, if that’s even to be “Local businesses also lost “SCC already has the employees of their conditions offered, to SCC. We do not fans from $129. tens of thousands of dollars monopoly on providing high and seek to have those same want a repeat of the SCC- as a result of SCC’s decision, care beds and, as is evidenced employees fund their own, Medirest debacle.” Ceiling fans from $69. Young Citizen branches out Why cool parts of the house you’re not using? in the middle of the road IXL VITESSE floor and pedestal By Emily Roberts but are unable to get gov- ernment help,” Jim said. fans are a powerful and economic Jim Richards is He said the service way to beat the heat in any room. moving from strength was fully operational but to strength and has he needs income to pay big plans to start up a for bills and this may mentoring program. lead to charging the kids Last week Jim was who see him. named the Young Citizen

of the Year and revealed Continued Page 4 BD130528 that he wanted to stand at the next City Council elections. He has also started his own mentoring/coaching York Sports/Barossa business called ‘Better Help’ and is running it Duff Street Shopping Centre - Phone: 8087 7683 with the assistance of the Enterprise Development Centre. FOR ALL YOUR SUMMER He has also worked at Mission Australia as a SCHOOL APPAREL - AVAILABLE NOW! Youth Worker but decid- ed to branch out on his own. “I’ve started a coach- MENTOR: Jim Richards is keeping busy by starting up a mentor pro- ing and mentoring serv- gram called Better Help. PICTURE: Gavin Schmidt ice to help kids who are Alfresco’s Café Tim mcGraw Poker and FaiTh hill at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre Tonight 6pm Depart Broken Hill 7am, Friday, March 16, 2012. COME AND TRY OUR Concert 7.30pm, Friday March 16, 2012. ALL NEW BREAKFAST MENU Depart Adelaide 9am, Sunday, March 18, 2012. Eggs Benedict $14.90 re Eggs Florentine All uch Prices start from $425 per person 3 or 4 share. E Tuesday 7.30pm Breakfast Bruschetta week! Includes return coach travel, two nights with our own caramelised balsamic accommodation at BreakFree on Hindley Street and All served with a complimentary coffee Gold ticket to Tim McGraw & Faith Hill concert. Great food, great service Ask about our lay-by system! MUSICIANS276 CRYSTAL STREET BROKEN HILL PHONE: 8088 CLUB1777 FAX: 8088 5932 Open 7 days a week from 7am until 11pm Is gambling a problem for you? G-line (NSW) is a confidential, anonymous & free counselling service. 397 Argent Street Phone 8087 5599 FREE CALL 1800 997 766 BD167528 380 Argent Street Ph 8087 3310 BD172048 BD135667 Barrier Daily Truth, Monday, January 30, 2012 — 3 Kittens abound

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So many kittens have been left at the RSPCA over the past 12 months that it has been a struggle finding owners for them. “We’ve had litters

SD630097 of five, six, seven and 10 kittens over the course of a fortnight Local Agent period,” RSPCA ani- CALL US TODAY mal attendant Mick Skewes told the “Simply the best” BDT. www.democlub.com.au | 218 Argent St, Broken Hill NSW 2880 | ph: (08) 8088 4477 “Even in September we did a run to Dubbo so they could try and find homes out there.” Mr Skewes said Week's SENIORS cats usually stop mating in the winter but this year it had CUTIE: Kittens like this one are looking for a home. been shorter so the LUNCH SPECIALS cats had been breed- ing for most of the year. Monday Spaghetti bolognaiSe At the moment the RSPCA has eight TUESday Minted laMb kittens and two adult cats at the shelter that need a new home. WEdnESday SChnitZel They also have a dog, Dakota, a THURSday CURRY ChiCKen Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross that was surrendered by FRidaY bUtteRFiSh her owner after she was aggressive to another dog. $ 00 But the animal ONLy 8 attendant look- ing after her, Kim Wainwright, said Dakota would be suited to a family Includes bread roll that did not have any other dogs. and salad bar “She’s a won- derful dog and she Seniors must show seniors card when ordering loves rolling over on her back,” Ms STAFFIE: Animal attendant Kim Wainwright with Dakota, a one-year-old Wainwright said. Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross. PICTURES: Gavin Schmidt Young Citizen branches out Silverton Village Committee Incorporated From Page 3 make a good big sister but I would I’m not certified yet. I am well 2012 By-Election – 2 Vacancies make a good big brother,” Jim qualified to be coaching,” he said. ELECTION NOTICE “My dream is to secure funding said. Jim said there were many men- so that the business turns over and “(Better Help) is about start- toring services around but there Pursuant to the Rules of the Silverton Village Committee Incorporated, the Electoral Commissioner for NSW will I can pay the bills,” he said. ing something similar. I am going were too many people in need of conduct the by-election of two (2) community members of the Silverton Village Committee. The elected members “Then I could offer more to the through the mentor program Max help and that was why he decided will hold office until September 2012. community.” Potential so I can get accredited to open something similar. Nominations Last Friday, Jim attended a com- “Services do a good job but Nominations are hereby invited. Candidates and their nominators must be enrolled on the State electoral roll through them to offer high quality as at the closing date of the roll for this election which is Monday 13 February 2012 and have their principal munity meeting where the city coaching.” because their loads are really full residence in the Village. Australia Day Ambassador, author sometimes they can take on too Jim said speaking with Jacinta Nominations must be in the prescribed form, signed by the candidate and at least one nominator (other than and journalist Jacinta Tynan, spoke much and burn out or not have the about being a mentor helped him the candidate). about her experience as a mentor time to help everyone,” he said. to understand the finer details. Nomination Forms may be obtained from John Taplin, Chairman of the Committee telephone 0427 885 326 or in a program involving match-ups At the moment Jim is working the New South Wales Electoral Commission telephone (02) 9290 5403 or 1300 135 736. of older women with young trou- He said he was qualified in on his business plan and if anyone Close of Nominations youth work, mental health, dis- Nomination forms must be received by the Returning Officer, New South Wales Electoral Commission not later bled teenage girls. would like to become a mentor or than NOON, MONDAY 27 FEBRUARY 2012. “I was excited to hear about ability and has a diploma in provide assistance they may email Nominations may be lodged: SISTER2Sister (of which Jacinta Community Services. him at: jimrichardsbh@gmail. by hand: NSW Electoral Commission, Level 25, 201, Kent Street, Sydney; or is a patron). I don’t think I would “I have a lot to offer even though com. by post: PO Box 693, Grosvenor Place NSW 1220; or by fax: (02) 9290 5939. Any defect in a nomination must be rectified by the candidate prior to the close of nominations. A candidate 400 Crystal Street 89 Oxide St may only withdraw his/her nomination in writing so as to be received by the Returning Officer prior to the close of nominations. P: 08 8087 3707 Broken Hill Should more than the required number of nominations be received, a draw will be conducted at the New South Next to NES Complete Home Ph: 8087 2368 Wales Electoral Commission to determine the order of candidates’ names on the ballot paper at 1.00pm, Monday Monday - Friday [email protected] 27 February 2012. Candidates or their representatives are entitled to attend the draw. 9am - 5pm Voting Saturdays 9am - 12pm Should an election be necessary a postal ballot will be conducted. Ballot papers will be posted on Thursday 1 March 2012. The poll will close at 6.00pm, Saturday 31 March 2012. Sales and service of: Every person whose name is on the State electoral roll as at Monday, 13 February 2012 and whose principal residence is in the Village of Silverton will be included on the roll for this election and entitled to vote. The method of voting to be observed for this election is “first past the post” in accordance with the Rules. Spoonfed Any enquiries concerning this election should be directed to Jill Johnson at the New South Wales Electoral SHARP CASH Commission, telephone (02) 9290 5403 or 1300 135 736. Michael Nevin Jams Returning Officer

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‘essential’ CANBERRA – Austra- lia and New Zealand have MELBOURNE – An launched a new platform overhaul of the aged-care to increase defence co- system is needed to avoid operation and streamline an imminent crisis, the military operations be- federal government has tween the two nations. been warned. Australian Defence Min- A coalition of 28 groups, ister Stephen Smith and his including health profession- New Zealand counterpart, als, unions and charitable or- Jonathan Coleman, an- ganisations, has warned the nounced the Australia-New aged-care system, designed Zealand Defence Relation- for Australia in the 1960s, is ship Framework, which buckling and in need of ur- builds on the Anzac tradition gent reform. of trans-Tasman military The coalition yesterday collaboration. launched the Australians The framework includes Deserve to Age Well cam- closer co-operation to devel- paign, to seek an overhaul of op and buy military hardware the system, which will need and services and to share the to support 3.5 million Aus- defence burden in the region. tralians by 2050. That repre- true colours: Prime Minister Julia Gillard and New Zealand Prime Minister John Key in Melbourne It follows a 2011 review to sents a more than threefold yesterday. AAP ImAge shape future strategic co- increase on the current load, operation and set priorities said Ian Yates, Council of for the defence relationship. the Ageing chief executive. Under the new framework, The coalition, which in- both nations will have regu- cludes the Australian Health- lar discussions on strategy care and Hospital Associa- Gillard, Key seek between senior civilian and tion and the Health Services military personnel. Union, will ask Australians This will lead to a more to share challenges they have orderly, rigorous and com- experienced in the system. prehensive method to set It has called for bipartisan policy, military capabilities support for the recommen- to strengthen ties and defence activities. dations of the Productiv- “The improved senior ity Commission’s August MELBOURNE – Australia and streamlining defence collaboration, and dialogue framework and report, entitled Caring for Economic climate the global economic climate and the the new 1.5-track security Older Australians. New Zealand should work together challenges it posed for both nations. dialogue will enhance un- The commission suggest- to make the most of the opportuni- derstanding of the mutual ripe for Australia “We’ve talked about the strength ed older Australians con- ties presented by Asia’s economic security challenges facing of our region and the fact that we are tribute up to $60,000 for the boom, New Zealand’s Prime Min- Australia and New Zealand, and New Zealand both situated in the region of the world cost of their aged care and ister John Key says. particularly in our immedi- that continues to experience economic face “uncapped” charges for In a joint press conference with Aus- to work together ate region,” Mr Smith said nursing-home accommoda- tralian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, Mr growth and will during the course of yesterday. tion. Key said both nations had a strong his- this century,” she said. Dr Coleman said the two “Many older Australians tory of working together, dating back “There are some real opportunities, “That gives us particular opportuni- nations had to work more are already struggling to find to the Anzacs. I think, for us to market New Zealand ties for the future.” co-operatively on defence the services they need to con- He said both nations could maximise and Australia together and to do some Ms Gillard said the Australian and services. tinue to live at home or are the boom in the Asian economies by things together.” New Zealand productivity commis- “In a more complex and on long waiting lists for resi- marketing Australia and New Zealand He thanked the Australian govern- sions would work together on a joint expensive strategic operat- dential care,” Mr Yates said. together. ment for the help and resources that study on how the nations could build ing environment, New Zea- “Just trying to find out “When Australia does well, New were provided to New Zealand during on their economic ties. land and Australia have to where to go for information Zealand does well,” Mr Key said in last year’s earthquakes in Christchurch She also announced the establish- find ways of working more on aged care is so compli- Melbourne yesterday. and the Pike River Mine disaster. ment of an Australian-New Zealand cy- closely together, so that we cated, even the most edu- “It’s plain for everyone to see the Ms Gillard said the relationship be- ber dialogue to deal with the challenge complement each other’s ef- cated professionals struggle strength that’s emerging in the Asia tween the nations was one of family. of cyber security. fectiveness,” he said. to work it out. region. “We saw that on display last year “We’ve got work to do in our region, A new memorandum of ar- “Both government and “That’s not just China, it’s a very when we were both in times of need,” we’ve got work to do in Afghanistan, rangement on co-operation opposition must commit to powerful seismic shift. Ms Gillard said. work to do in formats like the East Asia in the fields of defence re- implement the Productivity “That presents a lot of opportunities, Ms Gillard said ministers from both Summit and APEC and work to do di- search and development was Commission’s recommen- I think, to both Australia and New Zea- governments had discussed the fu- rectly together,” Ms Gillard said. also signed by the defence dations now.” – AAP land. ture of the trans-Tasman relationship, – AAP ministers. – AAP Stars sing out to wish Molly a happy birthday MELBOURNE – Molly Mr Meldrum said. “We’ll raise a two but an hour later, he might not ly, I love you and everyone is be- Meldrum’s family celebrated toast to that.” remember what’s going on. hind you,” Minogue said. “Baby, the music industry veteran’s Meldrum suffered serious head “No one can say how long that baby steps, hang in there and we 66th birthday by toasting the injuries in the fall and remains in will last. 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Pool charge NSW LOTTO much higher Saturday, January 28, 2012: 22, 28, 31, 32, I would like to correct an error 40, 43. in a quotation attributed to me in Supps: 26/37. the article titled “Mayor, Deputy at odds on pool fee” (BDT, 28/1). Flood channel Blende Street Re-opening I am quoted as saying that 120- sorely needed business woes day passes could cost pensioners up to $130, and that many pensioners With more flood warnings being On numerous occasions I have Today couldn’t put their finger on that issued for most northern tributaries expressed my concern, both type of money. to the Darling River, I believe the in your paper and to the local The figure I quoted for Fabulous new menu time has came when we should Council, about flooding in Blende pensioners who wanted to purchase be asking the Commissioner for Street by the fire station. My a 120-day multi pass was $375, Contemporary new look Water to thoroughly investigate biggest concern is the traffic that less 20 per cent. In other words, the possibility of constructing a continuously traverses this area, the cost would be $300 and not Come in and see for yourself! channel that would enable water causing waves that flood my place the $130 quoted. I went on to say to be released from the Menindee of business. that amount ($300) was not easily Uniquely Broken Hill Storages back into the Darling My latest request was for the

BD172001 found by many pensioners. River below Weir 32. road to be closed at times of I am of the view that the present Had there been such a channel flooding but Council said that this Council proposal to increase the constructed prior to this last release could not be done. It appears I am fees at the Aquatic Centre to it would have reduced the recent not a pageant, a convention, street the level shown in the Council flooding to a more acceptable party or an outdoor concert, all of report will undoubtedly have a level. which, somehow, have the roads detrimental affect on attendance. closed for them. Check out Importantly, most pensioners Should the proposal to enlarge Last Friday afternoon was the the Lake Menindee Outlet will fall into the category of last straw. Other businesses in my Regulator from 5000 megalitres our prices on “Casual Users” because they will situation must surely be thinking, per day to 10,000ML go ahead the generally not get value out of multi like me, of moving to other flood problem will only increase. use passes and because of this, in premises or leaving town. the main, they will pay $4 entry. If the climate change gurus are It may well be that I am The schedule of admission fees right then what is happening in approaching this issue in the School Bags the Darling Catchment at present contained in the report (now open wrong manner. Many years ago for 28 days for public comment) is will be the norm in the future - my business dealings with Peter quite a complex fee structure and I less average type flows and more Black were amicable, sane and hope those who have an interest in larger to flood type flows from common sense. May I just say pool use will study it and perhaps the north. BBB (Bring Back Blackie)? make appropriate comment. Stan Dineen Graham Woodards Councillor Bob Algate Broken Hill Broken Hill

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B D 1 6 9 3 7 0 rego, excellent condition, 4.00pm. ed to collect their badge Tooheys New 30 cans ...... $44.99 auto, air con. $5,000. from the union office. CLEANER, approximately BD125562 Rego QRG-277. Phone Badge Show will be held 10 hours per week VB 30 Cans ...... $47.99 0427 554 977. on 21 February 2012. Monday-Friday 6am-8am. BIRD AVERY, 5ft sq by 6ft Phone Craig 0428 211 Coke, Diet Coke zincalume. Double bank. BD129979 BD129882 167. 4 drawer filing cabinet, and varieties excellent condition on VY CLUBSPORT R8, 2003, BD129935 casters. 2 deck chairs, as 6 speed manual, 130,000 Work WANted 2 x 2 Litre Assorted Softs ...... $6.90 new, 1 wooden carved kms, black, sports trunk, 0407 502 206. exhaust, rego until MeetiNgs Wine Casks November BD73N. BD129969 $24,000 ono. Phone 0428 A BLOCKED DRAIN, all blocked drains machine Berri 5 Litre Casks ...... $12.99 914 180. BROKEN HILL Eight Ball CUSTOM FRAMING. Have BD129942 cleared today, burst pipes, hot water, gasfitting, all Association Inc AGM 18 COCKTAILS your favourite photo February 1pm Rising Sun, enlarged free with every plumbing work. R. J. custom frame. Steer and Sons Plumbers, elect new committee and FOR 2 HeAvy veHicles nominate teams. Shutterbug, 348 Argent Lic. L10486. Phone 8087 MONDAY TO SATURDAY 8460 anytime. Pensioner’s Street, phone 8087 5300. BD129896 FROM 5PM TILL CLOSE discounted. BD157880 Laybys welcome. B D 1 4 HITACHI EXCAVATOR, 5 BD123361 tonne, krupp rock breaker, BD103979 hole borer, Bobcat 863, Attard’s Transport DECEASED ESTATE, fur- hiflo with backhoe and AT’S HANDYMAN SERV- FFARAR WWESTESTT IISUZUSUZU niture and white goods. buckets, leveller, chain ICE, for all your painting, 117 Rakow Street - Phone 8088 2666 Phone 0419 127 220 after trencher, 7.5 tonne Hino pergolas, decks, alter- 9.00am. tipper, rego AR58UP, ations, no job too small. plant trailer. Sell separate iisuzusuzu dd-mmmamaxaax ssx Broken Hill’s SPECIALISTS BD129960 All jobs up to $1,000. FFinancinnannancance avaaiailableillableablblele ##1089321089393232 to see for or together. Phone Phone 0415 287 395. NO INTEREST EVER, Ezi- Andrew 8088 3733. Pay payment plans, now BD129163 LOCALLY • Bricks • Paving BD117791 & available on OWNED • Retaining Wall Blocks bathrooms/kitchens, only BOBCAT $60 per hour. (lim- OPERATED at BTiles Plus Kitchens, ited time). Removal of • Cement Slabs 342 Chapple Street. to let weeds, lawn, concrete, • Steel Mesh Cement Conditions apply. fences, rubbish, stumps. B D 1 5 0 3 6 Spreading crackerdust • Steel Door Frames BD123301 TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, etc., laser levelling, demo- $$3336,9906,990 Central, 5 minutes walk to lition, deliveries up to 10 • Tree Rings PET ACCESSORIES, dog, town, air con, freshly ren- tonne. Book on line • 22011011 3L turbturbo dieesesel • Maanualnual • Garden borders & Edging cat, bird, fish, reptile, ovated, bond, references www.brokenhillbobcat.co • TTouchoouchuch onon thethe flyfly 4WD4WD • 3 toonnenne towinngg caapacpacity small animal. Brightwater essential, $170 pw plus m.au and save even more. Aquarium & Pet Supplies, water. Phone 0408 160 BH Bobcat and Tipper        1 9 8 6 1 9 8 6 # COME & VIEW OUR 154 Patton Street. 793. Service, 0458 215 030. #       LARGE SELECTION www.farwestauto.com.au BD129963 BD129941 BD119352 L i c e n Barrier Daily Truth, Monday, January 30, 2012 — 13 BOBOS ENGINEERING CRANE HIRE ClassifiedsdŚĞĐŽƐƚŽĨĂůĂƐƐŝĮĞĚĂĚǀĞƌƟƐĞŵĞŶƚŝƐŽŶůLJϴϱΪĂǁŽƌĚ;ŵŝŶŝŵƵŵΨϭϳͿ͘ •Up to 225 tonnes •76 mtr Boom •Qualified Dogmen Length • 56mtr Working Radius Riggers •Fully Certified Crane hzϮ'dϭ&Z͊ϯKE^hd/sz^KE>zΨϯϰ;ϮϬǁŽƌĚƐŽƌůĞƐƐ͕ƉƌĞͲƉĂŝĚͿ •Workcover ůůůĂƐƐŝĮĞĚĂĚǀĞƌƟƐŵĞŶƚƐŵƵƐƚďĞƐƵďŵŝƩĞĚĂƚƚŚĞĨƌŽŶƚŽĸĐĞŽĨƚŚĞĂƌƌŝĞƌĂŝůLJdƌƵƚŚďĞĨŽƌĞϰƉŵƚŚĞĚĂLJƉƌŝŽƌƚŽƉƵďůŝĐĂƟŽŶ͘ Registered ĚǀĞƌƟƐĞŵĞŶƚƐĨŽƌDŽŶĚĂLJƐƉĂƉĞƌĐůŽƐĞϭϭĂŵ^ĂƚƵƌĚĂLJ͘ĞĂƚŚĂŶĚ>ŽƐƚŶŽƟĐĞƐĐůŽƐĞϱƉŵ͕DŽŶĚĂLJƚŽ&ƌŝĚĂLJ͕^ƵŶĚĂLJϲƉŵ͘ •Concrete Kibble Available •Intermediate Riggers Public Notices Public Notices Deaths FUNERAL

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MOBILE 0429603240 184 GAFFNEY STREETBD147747 BOATING LICENCE SILVER CITY O’DONNELL, Colin (Uncle Hill Hospital on January 23rd, 2012. Aged 93 years. COURSE in Broken Hill LINEDANCERS classes Collie): You went away so 13th February. Book early, recommence Tuesday, 31 suddenly, we did not say Dearly loved and loving husband of Muriel. Loving father limited places. Phone 02 January, 2012. Tuesdays goodbye, but family can and father-in-law of Madeleine and Ron, Tom, Colin and BROKEN EARTH 9524 5678. 1-3pm easy going, 6- never be parted, precious Sandra, Bob and Sue, Barbie and Peter, Helen and 7.30pm improvers, 7.30- memories never die. Danny. Beloved grandpa and pop of 11 grandchildren BD126807 9pm easy intermediate. Forever in our hearts and 11 great grandchildren. EXCAVATIONS Wednesdays 6-7.30pm Raymond Jnr, Amanda BOCCE, Napredak, easy intermediate, 7.30- and family XOX. Learn Harold’s relatives and friends are respectfully informed his • For all your Mini Excavation and Earthmoving needs Wednesday 1st February, 9pm intermediate. Fridays on your family and friends private cremation service was held on Friday. • All types of bitumen spraying closing date team nomina- 10am-12pm intermediate. for strength, and always tions for season start All classes held at North remember howmuch you Wednesday 8 February. Football Club, contact are cared about and loved. NO OBLIGATION, Forms Hillside Service Tim 8088 2248. Fun, fit-   FREE QUOTES Station, Rudi Alagich, ness, friendship. BD129959 Nap Club, Baldy 8087 BD129866  VINES, Marjorie: Dear PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE. 7634, Kit 8087 7262. SLIMMERS CLUB recom- Grandma, you will always   BD172078 be in our hearts. ‘Days go Phone Tex: 0409 741 050 BD129954 mences 31st January. Meetings are at the Centre on but memories stay’. 144A Oxi de Street — Phone 8087 3725 for Community, Beryl Love always, Dwaine, BURKE WARD SCHOOL Nerissa, Danika and Kain. UNIFORM SHOP, will Street at 10am. Old and dŚĞdĞůƐƚƌĂ^ŚŽƉǁŽƵůĚůŝŬĞƚŽĂĚǀŝƐĞ be open on Wednesday new members welcome. BD129976 ŽƵƌĐƵƐƚŽŵĞƌƐƚŚĂƚǁĞǁŝůůďĞĐůŽƐĞĚ 1st, 10am-2pm, Thursday Healthy eating plans DeDDeathath 2nd 9am-12pm, Friday available to help you VINES, Marjorie: Dear ŽŶ&ĞďƌƵĂƌLJϭƐƚ͕ϮϬϭϮ͕ƌĞͲŽƉĞŶŝŶŐĂƚ 3rd 3pm-6pm. At the reach your goal weight. Grandma, rest in peace VVIINNNES, school hall for all your Doctor’s recommendation with God and Pop. We ϵĂŵŽŶ&ĞďƌƵĂƌLJϮŶĚ͕ϮϬϭϮ͘ school approved shirts, that you are able to obtain will miss you very much. jumpers and jackets. a reasonable weight is Love you always, Damien, MMararjrjorrrieie ElEllllelenenn: required. Social mornings Tori, Ted and Pippa XX. and outings held regularly BD129917 after our meetings. BD129977 Joining fee $10 and $4 COMMUNITY MAR- weekly. Join us and enjoy KETS. Bookings open for VINES, Marjorie Ellen: losing those extra kilos. Passed away 27/1/12. the next market Saturday, Enqiries contact Anne 11th February. For book- Aged 83. Loved and lov- /ŶƚŚĞ^ŚĂŶŶŽŶ͛ƐŽŵƉůĞdž 8087 3831. ing mother and mother-in- ings, call (08) 8087 8903 BD129961 or in person to 200 Beryl law of Roger and Judy. Street. Grandma of Brett and Mandy, Kellie and Mike. eNtertaiNMeNt Great grandma of Ebony, AIR CONDITIONING BD129926 Farley, Ty and Wade, Josh and Lachie. Sadly missed. OOuur vveeryry mmuucch llovovveed mmootthheerr, ggrraannddmmootthheer aannd DANCE CLASSES 2012, KEVIN BORICH, the guitar Loved always. classical, jazz, contempo- ggrreeaat ggrraannddmmootthheer ppaasssseed awwayay ppeeaacceeffuulllyly 2727/7//11//1122. Is Your Cooler Ready maestro, ex Partyboys, WWee willwwiilll missmmiisss you.yyoouu. AlwaysAAlwlwwwayayys loved.llovovveedd. rary, hip hop. 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Barrier Daily Truth, Monday, January 30, 2012 — 17 SPORT BRIEFS One in the bag, Azarenka wants more Chappell: Work ethic a problem MELBOURNE – Samantha Stosur be- coming first-time major ADELAIDE – India’s players Believing there’s winners in the past year. should take the blame for their “no limit” to her po- But the 22-year-old 4-0 series loss to Australia be- tential and what she Belarusian will strive cause they simply weren’t hav- can achieve, newly- to buck the trend at the ing a go, ex-Australian captain crowned world No.1 French Open in June. Ian Chappell says. Chappell, a Victoria Azarenka is Four of Azarenka’s 10 long-time critic of the importance eyeing one of the rar- career titles have come placed on the role of head coach, est feats in women’s on clay and last year she says India’s under-siege mentor tennis after running Duncan Fletcher should shoul- reached the quarter-finals der little of the blame because a off with the Australian in Paris and then the semis coach’s influence is minimal. Open trophy. at Wimbledon on grass. Boasting an all-court “I played really good game, new-found ma- on clay and on grass last turity and confidence, year. I had great results Aussies take Azarenka is hoping to and I had great results join modern-day greats on hardcourt,” Azarenka Rose trophy Serena Williams, Justine said yesterday, basking SYDNEY – Australia’s women’s Henin and Kim Clijsters in the glory of her 6-3 6-0 cricket side claimed the Rose as the only women in Open final demolition of Bowl yesterday with a crush- more than a decade to Maria Sharapova. ing nine-wicket victory over land back-to-back grand “Of course, I don’t want New Zealand at Blacktown In- slam titles. to stop here. I have a big- ternational Sportspark. With Azarenka knows the ger motivation right now the first two one-day matches women’s game has nev- to go out there and to col- washed out, it came down to the er been more competi- lect those big, big trophies. third and final match. Australia tive, with Li Na, Petra I’m really, really hungry never looked in doubt, chasing Kvitova and Australia’s for victories.” – AAP GOLDEN GIRL: Victoria Azarenka with her Australian Open trophy. PHOTO: AAP down the White Ferns’ feeble total of 126 in the 17th over. Thorpe not on time yet LUXEMBOURG – Ian Thorpe Phoenix on fire finished fourth in the 200m free- style final at a low-key swimming meet in Luxembourg, but in a time Wellington A-League team loom as surprise challengers unlikely to satisfy the Olympian. SYDNEY – The A-League plenty of doubters wrong – includ- ill, who netted the opening goal on “Obviously it was going to be Thorpe completed the A-final in team that collected just one win ing their inaugural captain. the weekend, has helped, but there tough to back up. We knew that, 1min 51.51, a worse result than from the first seven matches this “For the first time I really didn’t were no stars parachuted in to solve and hence that’s the way we played his time of 1:50.79 in the 200m fi- think the Phoenix were going to the crisis. Instead, coach Ricki – tactically,” he said. nal at the recent Victorian titles in season is fast becoming Cen- tral Coast’s biggest premiership do much this season,” Herbert extracted ev- “To come away with a clean sheet Melbourne. It’s a still a long way Ross Aloisi said. “But ery ounce of poten- against Brisbane is no mean feat ... off his old world record time of threat. they’ve been so hard ‘They’ve been tial from a list many we’re looking forward to Sydney 1:44.06 set in 2001. Wellington’s resurgence gained to beat at home ... so hard to predicted to be at the next week.” momentum yesterday, with second they’ve got a team of foot of the table this Sydney FC’s season remains in the spot on the ladder the reward for hard workers.” beat at home season. balance after Thursday’s 2-2 draw Tense mixed a fluent 3-1 win over Melbourne It is the first time a ... they’ve got “They work hard with the Victory in Melbourne. Heart. New Zealand-based off the ball. They’re Perth Glory have moved to just doubles final The Mariners still hold a 10-point side has occupied sec- a team of very physical and one point behind third-placed Bris- MELBOURNE – Romania’s buffer at the top of the A-League ond spot on the ladder – very, very hard to bane on the A-League ladder after Horia Tecau and American ladder and also have a game in in either the A-League hard workers.’ beat,” Aloisi said. the 3-0 win in Adelaide. Bethanie Mattek-Sands won hand after Friday night’s clash with or the former National – Ross Aloisi It was Brisbane Perth defender Bas van den Brink their first grand slam titles, tak- Gold Coast was postponed due to Soccer League. Roar’s shock 1-0 loss had mixed feelings after his side’s ing out a tense Australian Open wet weather. The fashion in which Wel- at home to Newcastle that opened unimpressive start to the match. mixed doubles final. Eighth- As such it’s unlikely the Phoe- lington achieved this is almost as the door for Wellington to snatch “We just got away with murder seeded Tecau and Mattek- nix will bridge that gap before the remarkable. second spot on the ladder. today,” van den Brink said. Sands overcame a nervous sec- finals start on the last weekend of After the opening seven rounds Newcastle coach Gary van Eg- With the Roar facing a tricky ond set yesterday to beat India’s March. of the 2011/12 season, the Phoenix mond was thrilled with how his trip to the Central Coast on Satur- doubles specialist Leander Paes However, victory on the week- were devoid of confidence, deplet- side scraped home for their first day, and Perth hosting Gold Coast and Russian Elena Vesnina 6-3 end was preceded by the side’s first ed by injury, and didn’t have the away win in over a year, the re- United next Monday, the Glory are 5-7 10-3 at Melbourne Park. two away wins for the season. funds to do anything about it. sult coming after Wednesday’s 1-1 in the box seat to rise further up the And they’ve already proven The return from injury of Paul If- draw in Adelaide. ladder next week. – AAP Ferguson ‘sick’ after Liverpool FA Cup win LIVERPOOL – Sir Alex racially abusing United’s French of possession. We did very well in erpool’s standards. He could not Ferguson labelled Manchester defender Patrice Evra in a league that respect. But to lose the game have hoped for a more emphatic re- United’s 2-1 FA Cup defeat by game on October 15. But the game is hard to believe. sponse in this week’s games against Liverpool as “sickening” after appeared to pass without major “Some of our possession was Manchester City and United. the champions dominated the incident after Dalglish and United good. Our movement off the ball After booking a place in the counterpart Ferguson appealed for was good. I thought we were in the League Cup final on Wednes- game before being sunk by a calm in the build-up to the game. driving seat.” day against City, they produced a late Dirk Kuyt goal. While Liverpool fans booed Evra United were without Wayne spirited performance to overcome Kuyt’s dramatic 88th-minute mercilessly throughout, the game Rooney, Nani and Phil Jones be- United after Park Ji-Sung had can- winner dumped the record 11-time itself was free of controversy, with cause of ankle injuries. celled out Daniel Agger’s opener winners United out of the FA Cup only one yellow card shown. Dalglish said his players deserved for Liverpool. and left Liverpool and manager “The players showed great re- credit for the way they bounced Dalglish praised the way his Kenny Dalglish one step closer to spect for each other,” said Fergu- back since losing 3-1 at struggling squad had reacted after their a repeat of their 2001 League Cup son afterwards. Bolton just over a week ago. humiliation at Bolton. and FA Cup double. “There was not a bad tackle in The Scot raised eyebrows after “The week started badly for us The fourth-round tie was the the game. It was played in a good that dismal effort with an unchar- at Bolton, but it’s a fantastic credit first time the bitter rivals had met spirit. We are pleased with that. acteristic public tirade against his to the players and how much pride since Liverpool striker Luis Suarez “To lose is a real sickening blow. squad’s performance, accusing they take in the club,” Dalglish HURTING: Sir Alex Ferguson. was hit with an eight-game ban for We dominated the game in terms them of failing to live up to Liv- said. – AFP

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18 — Barrier Daily Truth, Monday, January 30, 2012 SPORT Brett Lee urges MacGill to play on PERTH – Pace ace Brett Lee ers in Saturday’s T20 final at the month, will play on in the newly our, Stuart MacGill teared up mas- has urged Stuart MacGill to re- WACA Ground. formed Bangladesh Premier sively. He’s finally had a chance turn for next summer’s Twenty- The 40-year-old played a handy League next month and has also now to say goodbye to cricket, 20 Big Bash tournament, saying role in the win, returning figures of nominated for the Indian Premier even though I still think he should 1-20 off four overs to help restrict League player auction. play for a few more seasons,” Lee the former Test spinner could Perth to 5-156, before the Sixers The ageing tweaker has hinted said. go on for a few more years yet cruised to the victory target with he is unlikely to return for another “He’s the comeback kid. if he wanted to. seven balls to spare. season in Australia, but Lee said “It’s a miracle story at 40 years MacGill teared up as he walked It took MacGill’s tournament MacGill would be welcomed back of age to come back and play the through a guard of honour fol- tally to seven wickets at an aver- with open arms if he changed his way he has. lowing the Sydney Sixers’ seven- age of 23.7. mind. “I would love him to come Stuart MacGill wicket triumph over Perth Scorch- MacGill, who turns 41 next “When we did that guard of hon- back.” – AAP More change planned Kiwi Ko creates for Tour Down Under history ADELAIDE – Tour Down SYDNEY – Golfing Under organisers want to prodigy Lydia Ko created make another major change history yesterday by becom- to the course next year as the ing the youngest winner of Adelaide race becomes less of a professional tournament a sprinter’s domain. when she claimed the NSW The Queen stage at Willunga Open by four strokes at the featured a hilltop finish for the first time this year and this proved a Oatlands club in Sydney. spectacular success. Showing steely nerves which National road champion Simon belied her age of 14, the Korean- Gerrans and Spaniard Alejandro born, New Zealand-raised phe- nomenon not only fended off Valverde were tied for the overall strong finishes from tour veter- lead after Willunga and Gerrans ans Becky Morgan and Lindsey won his second Tour title a day Wright to shoot 14-under for the later on countback. victory, but also outdid Japanese Now, race director Mike Turtur sensation Ryo Ishikawa. is awaiting expressions of interest Ishikawa won the Munsing- from local councils to see if he can wear Open KSB Cup in 2007 introduce another new element. aged 15 years and eight months, Turtur would not go into details while the previous best effort by but he doesn’t want another hilltop a female was the Gold Coast’s stage finish. Amy Yang, who won the Aus- “If this other thing comes off, tralian Ladies Masters aged 16 I think it has the same level of and 192 days. change as Old Willunga, with dif- The brilliant Ko easily bet- ferent elements,” he said. tered both marks yesterday. “If we’re able to do what we’re “It’s pretty amazing,” Ko, proposing, it splits it right down who turns 15 on April 24, said the centre in terms of sprinters and after her famous victory. all-rounders. “I don’t really know what to “At the moment, we have an say … I’m really happy and to imbalance in favour of sprinters. be part of history is like a mir- “Talking with the teams … acle. they think what we’ve done this “It’s not something you can year (the hilltop finish) has re- have by clicking your fingers.” ally evened it up in terms of that TOUGH CLIMB: Tour Down Under organisers want to add another element to the race to balance Last year, Ko was in a simi- issue, with sprinters versus all- the competition between sprinters and allrounders. PHOTO: AAP lar position, taking a one-stroke rounders.” lead onto the final hole before a Turtur said this year’s Santos “He served his purpose – his of Australian team GreenEDGE “The debut of Australia’s first three-putt saw her lose by a sin- Tour was the best in its 14-year presence here shot us, I believe, was timed perfectly. team at this level, winning the gle stroke to Caroline Hedwall. history. five years ahead of where we were There was massive public- race, the media has been huge. This time, with proud mum It was the first in an important hoping to be,” Turtur said of the ity surrounding GreenEDGE and “They will absolutely perform Tina watching on, Ko walked to three-year period as the Tour tries event’s place in world cycling. Gerrans’ overall win was an ideal anywhere in the world. the 18th green with a four-stroke to consolidate the massive gains “Now we need to consolidate result for the team and the Tour. “They’re a strong contender for lead before calmly holing a short made thanks to retired superstar and just find where our level is.” “GreenEDGE were big for us, of the green jersey in the Tour (de putt for par and her place in the Lance Armstrong. From that perspective, the debut course,” Turtur said. France).” – AAP record books. – AAP McCarthy wins NZ Classic Daily Specials only $ 90 AUCKLAND – Austra- The BikeNZ team used the five- “It was a hard day today. Big Available lunch and lian Jay McCarthy has taken day tour as part of their Olympic ups to the New Zealand national 9 dinner 7 days a week! out the New Zealand Cycle preparations and grabbed two team for making it a hard race.” Classic in Manawatu, finish- stage wins, the other to Sam Gate described the windy con- Two courses on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday ing safely ahead of his near- Bewley. ditions on the stage as “brutal”. McCarthy (Jayco-AIS) had “I definitely had a couple of est rival, compatriot Darren taken over the yellow jersey times in the gutter struggling Lapthorne, in a mass sprint on Saturday and had gone into along, but we were the ones try- ending to the final stage. the last day just 3sec ahead of ing to make the other people hurt The 112km stage in and around Lapthorne (Drapac). at times, so it definitely worked 276 Catering by David & Maryane Trinder Palmerston North yesterday The 19-year-old came home in our favour,” he said. Bistro was won by Aucklander Aaron in the front bunch, extending his He said the week had provided • A La Carte Menu • Weddings and Functions • Coffee and Cake • Gate, part of a team made up of lead to 9sec at the finish line. solid training ahead of the track Musicians Club Bistro & Function Centre BikeNZ endurance track squad “The team did everything for world championships in Mel- members. me,” McCarthy said. bourne in April. – NZN For bookings phone 8087 1717 or 8088 1777 Barrier Daily Truth, Monday, January 30, 2012 — 19 SPORT ill to play on ges MacG teared up mas- MacGill newly our, Stuart Brett Lee ur will play on in the s finally had a chance month, sively. He’ s T20 final at the Premier to cricket, Lee ers in Saturday’ formed Bangladesh now to say goodbye – Pace ace Brett and has also think he should PERTH WACA Ground. League next month even though I still MacGill to re- -old played a handy the Indian Premier seasons,” Lee has urged Stuart The 40-year of nominated for play for a few more ’s Twenty- win, returning figures turn for next summer role in the League player auction. said. saying overs to help restrict has hinted Bash tournament, 1-20 off four The ageing tweaker “He’s the comeback kid. 20 Big before the Sixers for another at 40 years est spinner could Perth to 5-156, he is unlikely to return s a miracle story the former T target with but Lee said “It’ play the years yet cruised to the victory on in Australia, to come back and go on for a few more seas of age seven balls to spare. MacGill would be welcomed backhis way he has. if he wanted to. took MacGill’s tournament arms if he changed love him to come up as he walked It an aver- with open “I would MacGill teared to seven wickets at – AAP of honour fol- tally mind. hon- back.” through a guard we did that guard of Sixers’ seven- age of 23.7. 41 next “When lowing the Sydney MacGill, who turns wicket triumph over Perth Scorch- Stuart MacGill Kiwi Ko More change planned creates r history Unde wn – Golfing Do SYDNEY ur created To Lydia Ko for prodigy yesterday by becom- history of – Tour Down youngest winner ADELAIDE to ing the organisers want tournament Under a professional major change claimed the NSW make another when she next year as the four strokes at the to the course of Open by race becomes less More. change Adelaide Oatlands club in Sydneywhich ’s domain. Showing steely nerves a sprinter Willunga the Korean- Queen stage at belied her age of 14, The the first phe- a hilltop finish for born, New Zealand-raised featured proved a fended off this year and this nomenon not onlyplanned for time from tour veter- spectacular success. strong finishes Simon gan and Lindsey National road champion ans Becky Mor Alejandro Gerrans and Spaniard Wright to shoot 14-under for the for the overall also outdid Japanese Valverde were tied victory, but Tour Down and Gerrans yo Ishikawa. lead after Willunga sensation R our title a day won the Munsing- won his second T Ishikawa KSB Cup in 2007 later on countback. wear Open Mike Turtur and eight months, Now, race director aged 15 years of interest fortUnder by expressions while the previous best ef is awaiting if he can the Gold Coast’s local councils to see a female was from who won the Aus- Amy Yang, 16 introduce another new element.into details Masters aged Turtur would not go tralian Ladies another hilltop but he doesn’t want and 192 days. bet- brilliant KoPage easily 19 The stage finish. comes off, . “If this other thing tered both marks yesterday Ko, same level of “It’s pretty amazing,” I think it has the 24, said illunga, with dif- turns 15 on April change as Old W who . Sport after her famous victory ferent elements,” he said. what to to do what we’re “I don’t really know “If we’re able happy and to it right down say … I’m really proposing, it splits like a mir- of sprinters and part of history is the centre in terms be all-rounders. acle. you can we have an “It’s not something “At the moment, have by clicking your fingers.” imbalance in favour of sprinters. in a simi- teams … Last year, Ko was “Talking with the done this position, taking a one-stroke think what we’ve ant to add another element to the racePH toOTO balance: AAP lar before a they has re- wn Under organisers w onto the final hole (the hilltop finish) Tour Do . lead by a sin- year of that TOUGH CLIMB: inters and allrounders s first saw her lose it up in terms debut of Australia’ three-putt ally evened all- the competition between spr “The the sprinters versus team GreenEDGE level, winning gle stroke to Caroline Hedwall.mum issue, with – his of Australian team at this time, with proud “He served his purpose . This to rounders.” Santos I believe, was timed perfectly public- race, the media has been huge. watching on, Ko walked said this year’s here shot us, was massive absolutely perform Tina -stroke Turtur presence There and “They will green with a four the best in its 14-year GreenEDGE the 18th short Djokovic triumphsTour was five years aheadin of where weof were the ity surroundingAussie anywhere in the world. calmly holing a Open said an ideal for before . to be,” Turtur overall win was strong contender lead in the history hoping Gerrans’ . “They’re a for par and her place the first in an important s place in world cycling. Tour in the Tour (de putt – AAP It was tries event’ result for the team and the of the green jersey period as the Tour we need to consolidate were big for us, – AAP record books. three-year gains “Now “GreenEDGE France).” consolidate the massive Turtur said. to superstar and just find where our level is.” course,” made thanks to retired From that perspective, the debut MELBOURNE - All-conquer- The gripping contest eclipsed deciding setLance placedArmstrong. the 24-year-old seventh straight time in nine phe- five of the last six games to take Mats Wilander’s four-hour, 54- alongside his Spanish foe and fel- nomenalc months, Djokovic will the match. ing world No.1 Novak Djokovic thy wins NZ Classi ar Big minute win over Ivan Lendl in the low all-timeMcC greats Roger Federer, a hard day today. the five- “Itarrive was at Roland Garros also striv- is eyeing sporting immortality BikeNZ team used New Zealand national The 25-year-old Majorcan is – Austra- The ups to the AUCKLAND day tour as part of their Olympic team for making it a hard race.” 1988 US Open final. Pete Sampras andhas Rodtaken Laverand grabbed as two the windy con- lian Jay McCarthy preparations Gateing described to become the first man since Cycle the other to Sam after denying Rafael Nadal once the New Zealand stage wins, ditions on the stage as “brutal”. now the only man in the open era out a couple of in Manawatu, finish- Bewley. “I definitely had only the fifthClassic man in - the 45-year(Jayco-AIS) had struggling ahead of his near McCarthy timesDonald in the gutter Budge in 1937-38 to com- ing safely the yellow jersey the ones try- to lose three successive grand slam again to defend his Australian Darren taken over along, but we were It was also the longest match in est rival, compatriot and had gone into people hurt mass sprint on Saturday ing to make the other open era toLapthorne, win in athree consecutivejust 3sec ahead of worked the last day at pletetimes, so it definitely a non-calendar-year grand finals after his latest disappoint- Open crown at Melbourne Park. ending to the final stage.around Lapthorne (Drapac). in our favour,” he said. Australian Open history, surpassing 112km stage in and came home provided majors. The The 19-year-old He said the week had North yesterday extending his of the track Palmerston Aaron in the front bunch, solidslam training ahead sweep. ment followed four-set defeats to was won by Aucklander in Mel- Nadal’s five-hour, 14-minute semi- made up of lead to 9sec at the finish line. for world championships Gate, part of a team team did everything April. – NZN track squad “The bourne in Serbia’s tennis super-Novak out- DjokovicBikeNZ will endurance now headme,” McCarthy to said. the Djokovic at Wimbledon and the US final win in 2009 over countryman members. lasted Nadal 5-7 6-4 6-2 6-7 (7-5) Fernando Verdasco and left both French Open in May bidding to join Nadal could see the finish line Open last year. 7-5 in the longest men’s grand slam combatants almost out on their feet the legendary Laver in an exclusive when he led the Serb 4-2 in a fifth But while Djokovic converted final in history - a five-hour, 53- at Rod Laver Arena. club of just two players to have held set full of twists and turns. two-sets-to-love leads in London minute encounter that started on all four grand slam men’s singles and New York, he had to fight tooth last night and finished at 1.07 this Djokovic’s epic triumph from a trophies simultaneously. But the Spaniard dropped serve and nail to win the 30th instalment morning. service break down in the fifth and And after thwarting Nadal for a twice as Djokovic rallied to win of their enthralling series. AAP Girls join All Star cast Leaders Program and By John Casey a number of other Indigenous initiatives BH teenagers Taunoa in Broken Hill because Bugmy and Tameka we are committed to O’Donnell will be rub- helping our people. bing shoulders with “We are hoping to some of Australia’s meet new friends at the best Rugby League Summit and also learn players next week after ideas to bring back being selected to rep- to our community in resent their Indigenous Broken Hill,” Taunoa community. continued. The 17-year-old According to cousins who attend National Rugby BH High School have League spokesper- been rewarded with son Trish Crews, the the once in a lifetime format of the Summit opportunity because of will allow some of their outstanding com- Australia’s best play- mitment to their local ers to share their per- community. sonal experiences with “We are both really the students, which is excited because we are “very rewarding” for huge Rugby League both parties. fans and will have “It is a really valua- the chance of sharing ble opportunity for the time with some of the individual students and biggest names in the the communities they game,” Taunoa said. represent to have them “I’m a fan of the return with important Bulldogs in the NRL messages that help and locally my family shape their future,” Ms and I do a lot of work Crews said. with the Geebungs To date, the Learn club,” she added. Earn Legend! Projects Tameka supports the have assisted over Brisbane Broncos and 1500 high school stu- is on the lookout for dents nationally. a new favourite player Tameka and Taunoa following last year’s already have firm retirement of legen- career plans when they dary captain Darren finish school. Lockyer. “Our fathers both “I’m aiming at played Rugby League becoming a nurse,” here in Broken Hill Tameka explained. and we have always “I have always been had close ties with the ALL STARS: Taunoa Bugmy (left) and Tameka O’Donnell will share time with some of Australia’s best Rugby League interested in the area game, so this is really players next week. PICTURE: Gavin Schmidt of health and becom- exciting,” Tameka said ing a midwife is a goal of next week’s experi- many of Australia’s highest doubt continue during next The Summit will focus lished to provide Indigenous I have had for a while,” ence. profile players. week’s Summit. on career advice and school students the opportunity to she added. The BH duo will “When we were first to work transition - with an improve their career pros- Taunoa is hoping Not only will the teenagers emphasis on developing life pects. spend five days at the attend the match, but they approached to nominate for to develop a career in this program we were told skills - and guest presenters “Tameka and I were chosen law, specialising as a Learn Earn Legend! will also be asked to partici- there was only one spot left include Rugby League leg- to be included in the 60 stu- solicitor. Indigenous All Stars pate in the pre-game enter- and we thought we were com- end Preston Campbell, Dean dents from around Australia Youth Summit on tainment. “I want to help my the Gold Coast from peting against one another,” Widders and Clinton Toopi. because of the community own community and Tuesday which will The cousins have benefit- Taunoa said. Some of the biggest names work we do in Broken Hill,” reduce the number conclude with the ted from a friendly rivalry “Then we found out there in Rugby League will partici- Taunoa explained. of Indigenous people Rugby League All throughout their lives and were two positions and we pate in workshops during the “We are both involved spending time in jail,” Stars match involving their competitiveness will no had both been selected.” Summit, which was estab- with the Murdi Paaki Young Taunoa said. 20 — Barrier Daily Truth, Monday, January 30, 2012