DOCSLIB.ORG

Champion of Champions Results History.Indd

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Champion of Champions Results History.Indd CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS RESULTS HISTORY Year U/7 U/8 U/9 U/10 U/11 1968 Sans Souci Gladesville RSL North Bankstown Miranda 1969 Green Valley Green Valley Revesby Rovers Bass Hill North Bankstown 1970 Guildford Regents Park Epping YMCA Fairfield Diggers Spartans 1971 Epping YMCA Busby Sports Busby Sports Sans Souci Bankstown Sports 1972 Panania RSL Padstow Apia Green Valley Penrith RSL 1973 Carrs Park Smithfield Camden Peakhurst Lilli Pilli 1974 Pendle Hill Carrs Park Busby Sports Wenty Waratahs Bass Hill 1975 Granville Wakehurst St Mary’s Convent Gladesville Granville 1976 Nth. Rocks Nth. Rocks Five Dock RSL Oatley RSL Busby 1977 Fairfield Heights Nth. Rocks Miranda Baulkham Hills 1978 Forest Rangers Winston Hills Forest Rangers Kirrawee 1979 West Holroyd Nth. Rocks Five Dock Wenty Waratahs 1980 Fairfield Hts. Revesby Lions Springwood Five Dock RSL 1981 Rockdale Y.C. Fairfield Hts King Tomislav Chullora 1982 Mt Pritchard Earlwood Wand Penrith RSL King Tomislav 1983 Fairfield Hts. Chullora Nth. Rocks Connells Point 1984 Lansvale Merrylands Winston Hills Marconi 1985 Enfield Lansvale Merrylands Leichhardt 1986 Enfield Lansvale Camden 1987 Winston Hills Mt Pritchard Apia 1988 North Rocks Revesby Workers Sylvania 1989 Menai Hawks Campbelltown PY Revesby Workers 1990 Marconi Balgownie Campbelltown PY 1991 Macarthur Marconi Balgownie 1992 Chipping Norton Menai Hawks Parramatta 1993 Marconi East Bankstown 1994 North Side Monash Hills Independent 1995 St. Andrews Enfield 1996 Marconi Chullora 1997 North Rocks Leichhardt Tigers 1998 Menai Hawks Lilli Pilli 1999 Menai Hawks Yagoona 2000 WPH/Cherrybrook Wahroonga 2001 Marconi Killarney Dist. 2002 Marconi Northbridge 2003 Marconi Oak Flats 2004 Sydney Juniors Sydney Juniors 2005 AC United Sydney Juniors 2006 Smithfield RSL Smithfield RSL 2007 West Pymble Peakhurst United 2008 Smithfield RSL Unanderra 2009 Bondi United Balgownie 2010 Inter Lions Forrest Killarney 2011 Earlwood Wanderers CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS RESULTS HISTORY Year U/12 U/13 U/14 U/15 U/16 1968 Revesby Rovers Lidcombe Waratahs Belmore Bankstown Sports Bankstown Thistle 1969 North Bankstown Dundas Cronulla Prague Yagoona 1970 East Bankstown Dundas Smithfield Canley Heights Belmore 1971 Lakemba Padstow RSL Cronulla Smithfield Liverpool Rangers 1972 Fairfield RSL Lakemba East Bankstown Smithfield Campbelltown 1973 Padstow United Fairfield RSL Blacktown Sports East Bankstown Corrimal 1974 Epping Y.M.C.A. Green Valley Blacktown Sports Marconi Corrimal 1975 West. Suburbs Earlwood Wand Nepean Gladesville Bankstown 1976 Carlingford Apia Gwawley Bay Revesby Bulli 1977 St Marys Band Wenty Waratahs Peakhurst Gwawley Bay Gwawley Bay 1978 West. Suburbs Nth. Epping Engadine Eagles Wenty Waratahs Randwick PBC 1979 Epping Y.M.C.A. Pagewood Botany St Marys Band Bellambie E.Bankstown 1980 Smthfield HSprs Mt Colah Pgwd Botany Lansvale Bellambie 1981 Penrith Smthfield HSprs Lethbridge Park St Marys Penshurst 1982 Chullora Earlwood Wand Lethbridge Park Beakly St Marys S.C. 1983 Merrylands S.C. Belmore Canterbury Blacktown United Chullora 1984 Marconi Luddenham Chullora Penrith RSL Willhelmina 1985 Welcome Spts Randwick West United King Tomislav Castle Hill 1986 Apia Greystanes Bass Hill Lake Heights Sylvania 1987 Revesby Workers Campbelltown Greystanes Warilla Roselea 1988 Marconi Miranda Coniston Revesby Lions Puglia 1989 Campbelltown PY Ingleburn RSL Cherrywood Abruzzi Singleton 1990 Apia CSI Liverpool Albion Wakehurst Garden Suburb 1991 Marconi Castle Hill Mt Pritchard Figtree Nth Shore 1992 Balgownie Randwick Dubbo W/Side Marayong Sports Liverpool Albion 1993 Yagoona Hornsby Heights Wollondilly Figtree Hornsby Heights 1994 St Andrews Arncliffe Auroa Campsie United Unanderra WestSide Panthers 1995 C.C. Strikers A. C. United Gymea Ornge Ex Service Campsie 1996 Enfield Wagga United Inter Lions Hercules Albion Park 1997 Ingleburn RSL Prairiewood Pittwater RSL Goonellabah Gymea United 1998 Camden Killarney Dist. Unanderra Clarke Road Inter Lions 1999 Eastern Sub’s Unanderra Sth Dubbo Wanders Unanderra Enfield Rovers 2000 Alstonville Yoogali Oak Flats Unanderra Richmond Rovers 2001 Doonside Hawks Killarney Dist. West Pennant Hills Como West Jannali Unanderra 2002 Lane Cove Albion Park Port Kembla Maccabi SC Como West Jannali 2003 Eagles United Eagles United Saints United Shell Harbour Conniston 2004 Oak Flats Parramatta Eagles Hurlstone Park Chatswood Rangers AC United 2005 Sydney Juniors Oakflats Burwood Sc AC United Chatswood Rangers 2006 Georges Hall Thistle Fairfield Colts Quakers Hill Burwood SC Menai Hawks 2007 Lindfield SC Warilla SC Figtree East Gosford Burwood SC 2008 PCYC Parramatta Northbridge Balgownie Lilli Pilli Eastwood St Andrews 2009 Fairfield Colts Oak Flats Wakehurst Balgownie Leichhardt Tigers 2010 Balgownie Gladesville Ravens North Sydney Bears Figtree Brookvale 2011 North Sydney United Balgownie Unanderra North Sydney United Auburn District 2012 Marconi Juniors Figtree Putney Rangers Fairfield Hotspurs Bellambi JSC 2013 Mt Pritchard Broadmeadow Magic AC United WPH Cherrybrook Menai Hawks 2014 Connells Point BankstownSportsStrikers Wollongong Olympic Plumpton Oakhurst WPH Cherrybrook 2015 Castle Hill United Connells Point Rovers Mt Pritchard JSC Arncliffe Aroura FC Port Kembla JFC 2016 Hanwood FC Forest Killarney FC Mt Pritchard JSC Mt Pritchard JSC Riverstone Schofields 2017 Forest Killarney Terrigal FC Forest Killarney Fairfield Pats Lourdes FC CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS RESULTS HISTORY Year U/17 U/21 All Age Over 35’s Over 45’s 1968 Earlwood Wanderers 1969 Artarmon 1970 Peakhurst United Hurlstone Park 1971 Seaforth Sans Souci 1972 Guildford West Pymble Qantas 1973 Regents Park Granville Waratahs Sans Souci 1974 Sans Souci Cronulla RSL Sans Souci 1975 Ku-Ring-Gai Granville St George 1976 Gymea Seaforth Nth Bankstown 1977 Baulkham Hills Gymea Nth Bankstown 1978 St Ives Sans Souci Cronulla RSL 1979 Caringbah Rangers Sans Souci Gwawley Bay 1980 Peakhurst Terry Hills Avalon United 1981 Bellambie Wahroonga Nth Caringbah 1982 Penshurst Panania RSL Epping YMCA 1983 Nth. Epping Killarney Loftus 1984 Epp. Eastwood Pendle Hill Hurstville RSL 1985 Woonona Pendle Hill Seaforth 1986 Yoogali Blakehurst Epping Y.M.C.A. 1987 Figtree Normanhurst Hills I 1988 Kingsgrove Oly W. Pennant Hills Grays Point 1989 Randwick Cronulla Brookvale 1990 Castle Hill W. Pennant Hills Brookvale 1991 C.S.I. Kissing Point Greenacre 1992 Lismore Zagreb Seasiders 1993 Mt Colah Bankstown Sports Epping Eastwood 1994 Russel Vale West Pymble Engadine Eagles 1995 Milton Ulladulla St. Patricks Brookvale 1996 Dapto Menai Hawks Gymea Padstow 1997 Enfield Lilli Pilli Wakehurst Sylvania Heights 1998 Hanwood Lilli Pilli Brookvale Maccabi 1999 WPH/Cherrybrook Milperra Lions Grays Point Moss Vale 2000 North Rocks Gymea Grays Point Gladesville Ravens 2001 Auburn Fairfield Pats. Pittwater RSL Engadine Eagles 2002 Gymea United Barden Ridgebacks Brookvale Merrylands SFC 2003 Camden Falcons Loftus Yarrawarrah Brookvale Engadine Eagles 2004 Castle Hill United Menai Hawks All Saints Oatley Wst North Carringbah 2005 Sawtell SC Menai Hawks Sans Souci Grays Point 2006 Chatswood Rangers Como West-Jannali Yagoona Lions Epping Eastwood FC 2007 Wenty Waratahs Lilli Pilli Wyoming West Ryde Rovers 2008 Kanwal Warnervale Hurlstone Park Dunbar Rovers Castle Hill Southern Districts 2009 Inter Lions Kemps Creek Utd Yagoona |Lions All Saints Hunters Hill Gladesville Hornsby 2010 Sylvania Heights Roselea North Sydney Brookvale Southern Districts 2011 Gunners SC Burwood Pittwater RSL Castle Hill United Southern Districts 2012 Auburn Districts Lilli Pilli FC Pittwater RSL Northbridge FC Inter Lions (CDSFA) 2013 Glenhaven Lilli Pilli FC Lindfield Kellyville Kolts Cronulla RSL 2014 Connells Point Castle Hill Utd Dunbar Rovers Wakehurst Inter Lions 2015 West Pennant Hills Polonia Rams Coogee United Leichhardt Tigers Pagewood Botany 2016 Winston Hills SC Polonia Rams Coogee United Leichhardt Tigers Pagewood Botany 2017 WPH Cherrybrook Glenmore Park FC Menai Hawks Leichhardt Tigers St. Michaels CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS RESULTS HISTORY Year U/15 W U/17 W Year AAW O/30W 1987 Nepean 1987 Panania 1988 Bass Hill Mt Pritchard 1988 Wetherill Park 1989 Crest Liverpool Albion 1989 Mt Druitt 1990 1990 1991 Greystanes Sylvania 1991 Epping Eastwood 1992 Condell Park 1993 Condell Park 1994 Sea Siders 1995 Epping Eastwood 1996 Epping Eastwood 1997 Seasiders 1998 Seasiders 1999 Putney 2000 Seasiders 2001 Seasiders 2002 Seasiders 2003 Epping YMCA 2004 Corundi Red Rock 2005 Uni of Wollongong 2006 Brookvale 2007 North Sutherland 2008 Ourimbah United 2009 Uni of Wollongong Gladesville Ravens 2010 Uni of Wollongong North Sutherland 2011 Manly Vale Nepean Association 2012 Manly Vale Riverstone Schofields 2013 Albion Park NorthWest Sydney Women 2014 Como West Jannali Loftus Yarrawarrah 2015 Epping YMCA Marton SC 2016 Dunbar Rovers FC Marton SC 2017 Albion Park SC Wakehurst FC CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS RESULTS HISTORY Year U/12 W U/14 W U/16 W U/18 W U/21W 1997 L’pool City Robins 1998 L’pool City Robins 1999 L’pool City Robins 2000 Cootamundra Bathurst 75 2001 Milton Ulladulla Milton Ulladulla 2002 Churches United Gymea United 2003 Milton Ulladulla Gymea 2004 Seaforth SC Figtree SC Milton Ulladulla 2005 Wakehurst SC Beacon Hill Carlingford Redbacks 2006 Westside Panthers Kenthurst SC Beacon Hill Inter Lions 2007 Kincumber SC Bellambi Beacon Hill Avalon 2008 Smithfield RSL Kincumber SC Springwood SC Hurlstone Park 2009 Parklea Lilli Pilli Bexley North Unanderra 2010 South West Slopes Tennyson Tigers Wakehurst Miranda Magpies Culburra 2011 Unanderra South West Slopes Seaforth Hurlstone Park Miranda Magpies 2012 Woonona FC Bossley Sports South West Slopes Gladesville Ravens Hurlstone Park Wanderers 2013 Baulkham Hills Lindfield Avalon Seaforth Como West Jannali 2014 Northbridge FC Brookvale Avalon Wakehurst Doonside Hawks 2015 Hornsby Heights Kellyville Kolts Colo SFC Narellan Rangers Doonside Hawks 2016 Shellharbour JSC Cronulla Seagulls FC Gladesville Ravens Albion Park JFC Epping FC 2017 Gladesville Sharks Bonnyrigg FC Northbridge FC Gladesville Ravens Thirroul FC.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • East Hills Boys High School (Panania)
    Opal, the only way to travel to and from school! Although some might have a free pass, all students must tap on and tap off, every time SCHOOL BUS TIMETABLE to validate their trip. Report lost, stolen, or damaged card immediately. T: (02) 8700 0555 While waiting for the replacement Opal card, students must www.transdevnsw.com.au use a Child/Youth Opal card or purchase a Single Trip ticket. Visit transportnsw.info/school-students or call 131 500 East Hills Boys High School (Panania) T: (02) 9773 7806 Effective 20 July 2020 Route Departure MORNING Route Description Number Time From Sandy Point via St Georges (R) Heathcote (R) Pleasure Point (R) Heathcote (R) The Avenue (L) Boronia (R) Orlando (L) Challenge (R) Sirius (R) Boronia (L) The Avenue (R) 902X 07:04 Heathcote (L) Macarthur, The Boulevarde (Holsworthy Station 07:25) (R) The Boulevarde, Macarthur (L) Heathcote to Keato Rd - (Transfer to Route S510 below) From Wattle Grove via Delfin (R) Wattle Grove, Australis (R) Village Way (L) Bardia, Walder (R) Stewart (R) Keato (R) Heathcote (R) Nuwarra (L) Junction (R) Stockton (R) Newbridge (L) Nuwarra (L) Alfred (R) Epsom, Abingdon (R) Ascot (R) Bent (R) Chippenham S510 07:08 (L) Faversham (R) Central (L) Haddenham (R) Ernest (R) Barry (L) Governor Macquarie (L) Newbridge (R) Henry Lawson (L) Cheatle (L) Enright (L) Park (R) Tower, Lucas to school (08:15) From UWS Milperra via Bullecourt (L) Henry Lawson (R) Pozieres (R) Raleigh (R) Henry S162 07:40 Lawson (L) Maclaurin (L) Broe (L) Forrest, Lehn (L) Lucas to school (07:55) From Bankstown
    [Show full text]
  • Georges River Grammar School (Georges Hall) T: (02) 9725 7566
    Opal, the only way to travel to and from school! Although some might have a free pass, all students must tap on and tap off, every time SCHOOL BUS TIMETABLE to validate their trip. Report lost, stolen, or damaged card immediately. T: (02) 8700 0555 While waiting for the replacement Opal card, students must www.transdevnsw.com.au use a Child/Youth Opal card or purchase a Single Trip ticket. Visit transportnsw.info/school-students or call 131 500 Georges River Grammar School (Georges Hall) T: (02) 9725 7566 Route Departure MORNING Route Description Number Time From Sandy Point via St Georges (R) Heathcote (R) Pleasure Point (R) Heathcote (R) The Avenue (L) Boronia (R) Orlando (L) Challenger (R) Sirius (R) Boronia (L) The Avenue (R) Heathcote (L) Macarthur, The Boulevarde (Holsworthy Station 07:25) 902X The Boulevarde, Macarthur (L) Heathcote (Bus becomes Route S556) (R) Nuwarra 07:04 S556 (L) Junction (R) Stockton (R) Newbridge (L) Nuwarra (L) Alfred (R) Epsom, Abingdon (R) Ascot (R) Bent (R) Chippenham (L) Faversham (R) Central (L) Haddenham (R) Ernest (R) Barry (L) Governor Macquarie (L) Newbridge (L) Henry Lawson (R) Haig (L) Ashcroft (R) Beale (R) Georges (R) Haig to School (08:05) From Wattle Grove via Delfin (R) Wattle Grove, Australis (R) Village Way (L) S510 07:08 Bardia, Walder (R) Stewart (R) Keato (R) Heathcote (Transfer to Bus S556 at bus bay) From cnr Beaconsfield & Marigold St, Revesby via Marigold (L) Beaconsfield, Doyle (L) Sphinx (R) Cahors, Memorial (L) Howard (Padstow Station 07:20) (R) Faraday (L) Alma (R) Chamberlain
    [Show full text]
  • Condell Park High School T: 9709 4522
    T: (02) 8700 0555 www transdevnsw.com.au SCHOOL SPECIAL BUS SERVICES Condell Park High School T: 9709 4522 BUS NO. TIME MORNING BUS ROUTE From Bankstown Interchange Stand C via South Terrace (R) Restwell (R) Macauley 925 08:06 (R) Chapel (L) Chelmsford (L) Northam (R) Chertsey (L) Pringle (R) Lancelot (L) Simmat (R) Townsend (L) Manahan to School (08:17) From Georges Hall (Georges River Grammar) via Haig (R) Ashcroft (R) Beale (L) Georges (R) Rex (R) Flinders (R) Johnson (R) Carysfield (L) Thornton (L) Georgina S535 08:12 (L) Warringa (L) Bertram (R) Glassop (R) Colechin (L) Waruda (R) Edgar (R) Upper Railway (L) Fourth (R) Second (R) Third to School (08:36) From Bankstown Interchange Stand C via South Terrace (R) Restwell (R) Macauley S572 08:20 (R) Chapel (L) Chelmsford (L) Northam (R) Chertsey (L) Pringle (R) Lancelot (L) Simmat (R) Townsend (L) Manahan, Fourth (R) Second (R) Third to School (08:33) BUS NO. TIME AFTERNOON BUS ROUTE (Mon/Tue/Wed) To Bankstown Stand E (Join bus on Fourth Ave) via Fourth, Manahan (R) Townsend 925 14:34 (L) Simmat (R) Lancelot (L) Pringle (R) Chertsey (L) Northam (R) Chelmsford (L) Chapel (R) Greenfield (L) Restwell to Bankstown Interchange Stand E (14:49) To Bankstown Interchange Stand A via Third, Railway (L) Manahan (R) Marion S517 14:40 (L) Chapel (R) The Mall (R) Appian Way (R) North Terrace (L) Overbridge (L) South Terrace to Bankstown Interchange Stand A (14:52) To Georges Hall via Third, Railway (L) Edgar (L) Waruda (R) Colechin (L) Glassop S574 14:40 (L) Bertram (R) Warringa (R) Georgina (R) Thornton (R) Carysfield (L) Johnston (L) Rex (L) Georges (R) Haig To Condell Park via Third, Railway (L) Edgar (R) Lancelot (L) Pringle (R) Chertsey S550 14:40 (L) Oxford (L) Marion to Edgar BUS NO.
    [Show full text]
  • Condell Park High School (Condell Park) T: (02) 9709 4522
    Opal, the only way to travel to and from school Although some might have a free pass, all students must tap on and tap off, every time SCHOOL BUS TIMETABLE so we can adjust services if necessary. Report lost, stolen, or damaged card immediately. www.transdevnsw.com.au While waiting for the replacement Opal card, students must T: (02) 8700 0555 use a Child/Youth Opal card or purchase a Single Trip ticket. Visit transportnsw.info/school-students or call 131 500 Condell Park High School (Condell Park) T: (02) 9709 4522 Route Departure MORNING Route Description Number Time From Georges Hall (Georges River Grammar) via Haig (R) Ashcroft (R) Beale (L) Georges (R) Rex (R) Flinders (R) Johnson (R) Carysfield (L) Thornton (L) Georgina (L) S535 08:07 Warringa (L) Bertram (R) Glassop (R) Colechin (L) Waruda (R) Edgar (R) Upper Railway (L) Fourth (R) Second (R) Third to School (08:31) From Bankstown Station via South Terrace (R) Restwell (R) Macauley (R) Chapel (L) S572 08:20 Chelmsford (L) Northam (R) Chertsey (L) Pringle (R) Lancelot (L) Simmat (R) Townsend (L) Manahan, Fourth (R) Second (R) Third to School (08:33) Route Departure AFTERNOON Route Description Number Time Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday To Bankstown Station via Third, Railway (L) Manahan (R) Marion (L) Chapel (R) The S517 14:45 Mall (R) Appian Way (R) North Terrace (L) Overbridge (L) South Terrace to Bankstown Station (14:52) To Georges Hall via Third, Railway (L) Edgar (L) Waruda (R) Colechin (L) Glassop (L) S574 14:45 Bertram (R) Warringa (R) Georgina (R) Thornton (R) Carysfield (L)
    [Show full text]
  • Active Transport Action Plan 2020-2030
    DETAILED ACTION PLAN Active Transport Action Plan 2020-2030 Draft December 2020 7 destinations Safe & Strong Clean & Green Prosperous & Innovative Moving & Integrated A proud inclusive A clean and sustainable city A smart and evolving An accessible city with community that unites, with healthy waterways and city with exciting great local destinations and celebrates and cares natural areas opportunities for many options to get there investment and creativity Safe & Strong documents Clean & Green documents Prosperous & Innovative Moving & Integrated are guided by the Social are guided by the documents are guided documents are guided Inclusion Lead Strategy. Environmental Sustainability by the Prosperity and by the Transport Lead Supporting Plans, Action Lead Strategy. Supporting Innovation Lead Strategy. Strategy. Supporting Plans, Plans and Policies cover Plans, Action Plans and Supporting Plans, Action Action Plans and Policies such themes as being a Policies cover such Plans and Policies cover cover such themes as child friendly City, children’s themes as managing our such themes as revitalising accessibility, pedestrian services, community safety catchments and waterways, our centres, employment, and cycling networks, and crime prevention, natural resources, hazards investment, being SMART pedestrian and road inclusiveness, community and risks, emergency and creative, and providing safety, transport hubs, services, universal access, management, biodiversity opportunities for cultural and asset management. reconciliation,ageing, and corporate
    [Show full text]
  • Noise Complaints and Information Service Bankstown Airport 2019 Complainant Review
    NOISE COMPLAINTS AND INFORMATION SERVICE BANKSTOWN AIRPORT 2019 COMPLAINANT REVIEW Complainants During 2019, there were 110 individual complainants; this is an increase from 86 complainants in 2018, but consistent with 2017. Increased concerns regarding emergency service operations is the main reason for the increase in complainant numbers. Emergency services operations provide a vital service to the community, and must be ready to respond at all hours of the day and night. Chart 1: Complainant comparison 2016 to 2019 2016 2017 2018 2019 105 86 110 85 Issues The main issues of 2019 were Helicopters affecting 32 complainants, Training (29), Night movements (24) and General aviation traffic affect 21 complainants. Chart 2 provides a comparison of the number of complainants for each issue, for 2016 to 2019. Chart 2: Issues and number of complainants’ comparison 2016 to 2019 2016 2017 2018 2019 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 Number of of Number Complainants 0 Training Night Helicopters General Movements aviation traffic Training Circuit training is the main concern of residents affected under this issue. Fixed wing circuit training accounted for all but two of the complainants under this issue in 2019. Training area operations affected the two complainants. Emergency Services Emergency services operations again affected complainants across all of the other issues in 2019. Overall, emergency services operations disturbed 43 percent of complainants. In 2018 emergency services, operations concerned 40 percent of complainants. The majority of these complainants are under the issue of Helicopters and Night movements. Chart 3 provides a comparison of complainant numbers for these two main issues for 2016 through to 2019.
    [Show full text]
  • Recreational Estuary Crab Fishing in the Sydney South District
    Recreational Estuary Crab Fishing in the Sydney South District Fisheries Compliance Unit flattened for swimming. Mud Crabs are generally very dark brown to mottled green in colour. Juveniles feed July 2021 on planktonic animals, benthic molluscs and crustaceans while adults feed on bivalve and gastropod Overview molluscs (mussels and pipis), small crabs and Crab fishing is a popular recreational fishery and polychaete worms. important commercial fishery in NSW. This fishing guide is designed to provide key Mud Crab information to help: • ensure these fisheries remain sustainable by maximising voluntary compliance with crab fishing rules • reduce conflict between/within user groups • answer commonly asked questions about crab fishing rules • report illegal crab fishing and crab fishing gear theft, and • reduce bycatch and other negative impacts Popular crab species in NSW There a several popular eating crab species with the main two sought after being the Mud Crab and Blue Swimmer Crab. There are many other crab species are Blue Swimmer Crab Portunus pelagicus found in NSW including the Red Shore Crab, Swift Distribution - Blue swimmer crabs are found in coastal Footed Crab and Soldier Crab which are popular bait waters from Cape Naturaliste in Western Australia, species. around the top end to NSW. The Victorian border is the Mud Crab Scylla serrata southern limit for distribution of the species on the east Distribution - Mud Crab inhabit tropical to warm coast. temperate waters from Exmouth in Western Australia Size - Maximum length of about 21cm across the up and along the coastline of the Northern Territory and carapace (shell), and a weight of up to 1kg.
    [Show full text]
  • Suburb Postcode State LGA ABBOTSBURY 2176 NSW Fairfield AIRDS 2560 NSW Campbelltown ALLAWAH 2218 NSW Georges River AMBARVALE 25
    Suburb Postcode State LGA ABBOTSBURY 2176 NSW Fairfield AIRDS 2560 NSW Campbelltown ALLAWAH 2218 NSW Georges River AMBARVALE 2560 NSW Campbelltown ASHBURY 2193 NSW Canterbury-Bankstown ASHCROFT 2168 NSW Liverpool AUSTRAL 2179 NSW Liverpool BADGERYS CREEK 2555 NSW Liverpool BANKSTOWN 2200 NSW Canterbury-Bankstown BARDIA 2565 NSW Campbelltown BASS HILL 2197 NSW Canterbury-Bankstown BEECROFT 2119 NSW Paramatta BELFIELD 2191 NSW Canterbury-Bankstown BELMORE 2192 NSW Canterbury-Bankstown BEVERLEY PARK 2217 NSW Georges River BEVERLY HILLS 2209 NSW Canterbury-Bankstown BEVERLY HILLS 2209 NSW Georges River BIRRONG 2143 NSW Canterbury-Bankstown BLAIR ATHOL 2560 NSW Campbelltown BLAIRMOUNT 2559 NSW Campbelltown BLAKEHURST 2221 NSW Georges River BONNYRIGG 2177 NSW Fairfield BONNYRIGG HEIGHTS 2177 NSW Fairfield BOSSLEY PARK 2176 NSW Fairfield BOW BOWING 2566 NSW Campbelltown BRADBURY 2560 NSW Campbelltown BRINGELLY 2556 NSW Liverpool BUSBY 2168 NSW Liverpool CABRAMATTA 2166 NSW Fairfield CABRAMATTA WEST 2166 NSW Fairfield CAMELLIA 2142 NSW Paramatta CAMPBELLTOWN 2560 NSW Campbelltown CAMPSIE 2194 NSW Canterbury-Bankstown CANLEY HEIGHTS 2166 NSW Fairfield CANLEY VALE 2166 NSW Fairfield CANTERBURY 2193 NSW Canterbury-Bankstown CARLINGFORD 2118 NSW Paramatta CARLTON 2218 NSW Georges River CARNES HILL 2171 NSW Liverpool CARRAMAR 2163 NSW Fairfield CARSS PARK 2221 NSW Georges River CARTWRIGHT 2168 NSW Liverpool CASULA 2170 NSW Liverpool CECIL HILLS 2171 NSW Liverpool CECIL PARK 2178 NSW Fairfield CECIL PARK 2178 NSW Liverpool CHESTER HILL 2162 NSW Canterbury-Bankstown
    [Show full text]
  • Annual Report 2015 - 2016 Combined River Combined Georges Committee Inc
    2015 - 2016 ANNUAL REPORT GEORGES RIVER COMBINED COUNCILS’ COMMITTEE INC. ANNUAL REPORT GEORGES RIVER COMBINED COUNCILS’ COMMITTEE INC. 2015 - 2016 The GRCCC is an alliance of councils with collective responsibility for the Georges River and its catchment. CooksRiver ALLIANCE GEORGES RIVER COMBINED COUNCILS’ COMMITTEE INC. ANNUAL REPORT 2015 - 2016 www.georgesriver.org.au Georges River 1 GEORGES RIVER CATCHMENT AND GRCCC MEMBER COUNCILS 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Program Manager’s Report 4 GRCCC Executive Group Summary, 2015-16 6 GRCCC PROGRAMS Riverkeeper Program 8 River Health Monitoring Program 12 Estuary Management Program 15 GRCCC Communications & Engagement Activities 18 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, 2015 - 2016 GRCCC Financial Statement 22 Independent Auditor’s Report 33 APPENDICES A. GRCCC Representation on Partner Programs 35 B. GRCCC Meetings 2015-16 and Member Council Representation 36 C. Election of Office Bearers, 30 October 2015 38 D. Participating Councils 39 E. Partners and Networks 40 F. GRCCC Program Cluster Members 42 G. Riverkeeper Program Case Studies 44 3 PROGRAM MANAGER’S REPORT The GRCCC has worked hard over the year, towards meeting our vision for the Georges River to be a balanced ecosystem that an engaged community can enjoy. Our on ground works programs, advocacy, input into strategic policy developments and our community awareness raising and engagement activities have made significant progress towards addressing our overall vision and also our mission statement for the Georges River that is for the GRCCC to be an effective not-for-profit organisation which advocates by developing programs and partnerships, and by lobbying government organisations and other stakeholders to protect, conserve and enhance the Georges River.
    [Show full text]
  • River Health
    RIVER HEALTH REPORT CARD 2013 - 2014 GEORGES RIVER COUNCILS ARE IMPROVING RIVER HEALTH A SNAP-SHOT OF RIVER HEALTH In 2013-14 the River Health Monitoring Program By combining results of ecological indicators a alongside ecologists collecting data integral to entered its fifth year of monitoring in the Georges greater understanding of the Georges river system assessing the ecological condition of Georges River. River catchment. is gained. In particular, River Health is investigating the pressures and impacts of an increasingly Since 2009, volunteers have contributed over 4,000 River Health monitors three important ecological urbanised catchment. hours of field work to the program while gaining a indicators to provide an assessment of valuable insight into dynamic nature of the Georges catchment health; water quality, vegetation and River Health encourages participation of community River system. macroinvertebrates. members in monitoring activities. Volunteers work HURSTVILLE CITY COUNCIL KOGARAH CITY COUNCIL CAMPBELLTOWN HURSTVILLE GOLF COURSE CARSS PARK ENVIRONMENTALLY CITY COUNCIL Hurstville City Council has completed the FRIENDLY SEAWALL DRAIN STENCIL PROGRAM construction of a large scale stormwater Urban waterways are fragmented environments, A community inspired drain stencilling program harvesting and reuse project to secure the future resulting in the loss of natural habitats and a with local primary schools promotes environmental irrigation needs of the Hurstville Golf Course. The decline in biodiversity. The Carss Park seawall
    [Show full text]
  • 2020 Annual Report Bankstown City Aged Care Was Built by the Community, for the Community
    2020 Annual Report Bankstown City Aged Care was built by the community, for the community. Our wide range of services enables you to settle in and stay settled in, even if your needs change over time. Advisory Service Residential Care In-Home Support Wellness Centre Independent Living Respite Care Bankstown City Registered Aged Care Limited Office ACN 002 581 544 145 Rex Rd, Georges Hall NSW 2198 ABN 88 373 466 774 PO Box 82, Georges Hall NSW 2198 Trustee for Bankstown City Frail Ph: 02 8717 0180 Aged Persons’ Homes Trust Fax: 02 8717 0155 bcac.com.au [email protected] ABOUT 3 Bankstown City Aged Care 2020 Annual Report We believe a community More than shared facilities. is more than a postcode. More than a team to cheer for. We believe community is what makes and shapes us all. That it’s our extended family. And that everyone in it contributes to it. At Bankstown City Aged Care, we were started by our community. To care for our community. And that’s what we’ve being doing since 1973. Bankstown City Aged Care, Because a community looks after its own. For the community, For the love of care by the community We don’t just provide care for the Like you, we enjoy staying local. sake of it. We’re passionate about That’s why we’ve called Bankstown what we do, every single day. our home for over four decades. For the value of continuity For best practice care Our wide range of services enable you and services to settle in and stay settled in, even if You deserve the best care.
    [Show full text]
  • City of Canterbury-Bankstown Community Information Directory 2020-2021 Accommodation
    City of Canterbury-Bankstown Community Information Directory 2020-2021 Accommodation City of Canterbury-Bankstown Community Information Directory 2020-2021 This is a current Directory of Services and Community Organisations in the City of Canterbury-Bankstown. Accommodation and Housing Aged Care-High Care Facilities ...........................................................................................2 Aged Care-Low Care Facilities ..........................................................................................12 Supported Accommodation ...............................................................................................19 Aged Services Aged Care Packages.........................................................................................................25 Aged Services....................................................................................................................44 Respite Care Adult Day Care ............................................................................................49 Senior Citizens Groups and Activities Senior Citizens Groups and Activities………………………………………………………….55 All information is supplied by service providers and no guarantee can be given as to its 1. accuracy. Inclusion of a service does not imply endorsement or recommendation. City of Canterbury-Bankstown Community Information Directory 2020-2021 Aged Services Accommodation and Housing Aged Care-High Care Facilities Abel Tasman Village Phone: 02 9645 3388 Email: [email protected] Web: www.abeltasman.com.au
    [Show full text]