Keeping the Anzac Spirit Alive
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$9.90 AUS (gst included) TheKeeping Last the Anzac SpiritP Alive o st GREECE GREEK FOOD AND CULTURE IN AUSTRALIA NEALE FRASER & THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN PROFESSOR FIONA STANLEY WHATEVER HAPPENED TO A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE THE TOWN FROM ARCHBISHOP CRIERS? DR PHILIP FREIER Interviews with EDUCATION PETER CORLETT & THE ANZAC SPIRIT PETER WINNEKE URRBRAE AGRICULTURAL ANNE LAMBERT HIGH SCHOOL PETER FITZSIMONS IAN CURLEY + STORIES FROM, DEBORAH SMITH, MURRAY WALDING, HENRIETTE VAN PRAAG, CHRIS APPLETON, MARTIN FLANAGAN, MICHAEL SHORT, BRIDIE SMITH, POETRY FROM DAVID CAMPBELL Wills InclChairty_Last Post_Layout 1 14/11/11 11:45 AM Page 1 Please send the coupon to: Put us where Australian Red Cross, Donor Relations, PO Box 196, Carlton Sth VIC 3053 we’re needed. I am interested in leaving Red Cross a gift in my Will, please send me information Please put us I have already left a gift in my in your Will. Will to Red Cross Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss/Other ...................................... If you were to witness a crisis today – a road accident, a house fire, a neighbour in difficulty or, First name .............................................................. further from home, a famine, earthquake or war – your first instinct would probably be to help. Surname .................................................................. Now you can put that instinct – so powerful, so human – at the heart of your Will by including a gift to Australian Address.................................................................... Red Cross. For almost 100 years we have helped people in crisis – .................................................................................... you can ensure we are still here to help for years to come. For more information about including Red Cross in .................................................................................... your Will call us now on 1800 649 685, email [email protected] or fill out the P/code...................................................................... attached2 THE form. LAST POST SUMMER 2011 ................................................................ ! Telephone LP Wills InclChairty_Last Post_Layout 1 14/11/11 11:45 AM Page 1 MEDIA FEATURE Support a charity in your Will Red Cross is encouraging us all to prepare a Will and to consider leaving a gift to charity. Ian Williamson from Red Cross says “Australia is one of the most charitable nations in the world, with almost three in four of us supporting a charity at some time during our lifetime. “We hold morning teas, shave our heads, run marathons, dress in red, shake tins, bake cakes, hike thousands of kilometres and jump out of planes, all in the name of our favourite charities. “When it comes to remembering these charities in our Wills, however most of us don’t do it; in fact only 7% of Australians leave a charitable gift in their Will. “Gifts in Wills are worth almost $500 million a year to charities. “A final gift in your Will to Red Cross” says Mr Williamson, “will help ensure Red Cross is still around for generations to come to meet the needs of the most vulnerable people in our local communities. “With more than 100 million volunteers worldwide and 60,000 members and volunteers in Australia Red Cross reaches people and places like nobody else. Please send the coupon to: Put us where Australian Red Cross, Donor Relations, PO Box 196, Carlton Sth VIC 3053 “Australian Red Cross works closely with Red Cross and Red Crescent partners overseas to help provide adequate water, sanitation and community health programs. we’re needed. I am interested in leaving Red Cross a gift in my Will, “We recently we saw how the worst drought in 60 years threatened the lives and health of an please send me information estimated 12 million people in East Africa. Please put us I have already left a gift in my Will to Red Cross “Unfortunately Australia is far from immune from hunger and malnutrition. in your Will. “Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, families on low incomes, people who are Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss/Other ...................................... If you were to witness a crisis today – a road homeless, asylum seekers and refugees, and socially isolated older people often experience high accident, a house fire, a neighbour in difficulty or, levels of food insecurity First name .............................................................. further from home, a famine, earthquake or war – your first instinct would probably be to help. Surname .................................................................. “The prevalence of food insecurity may range up to 25% in disadvantaged urban areas and up to Now you can put that instinct – so powerful, so human – 75% among newly-arrived refugees. at the heart of your Will by including a gift to Australian Address.................................................................... Red Cross. “Cost and availability of healthy food varies significantly across Australia. For almost 100 years we have helped people in crisis – .................................................................................... you can ensure we are still here to help for years to come. “In 2010 a Healthy Food Access Basket survey in the Northern Territory revealed that the cost of For more information about including Red Cross in .................................................................................... the food basket in remote areas was 43% more expensive than in Darwin supermarkets. your Will call us now on 1800 649 685, email [email protected] or fill out the P/code...................................................................... attached form. THE LAST POST SUMMER 2011 3 ................................................................ ! Telephone LP From the PublisherGreg T Ross ravelling around this country and The Anglican Archbishop of Melbourne, In this holiday issue we also take a look at meeting great Australians who honour Dr. Philip Freir gives an important Christmas Urrbrae Agricultural High School that is living Tthe legacy that has been left to us is message for readers to contemplate and there’s the Anzac spirit with it’s agricultural and the sunny side of this job. Giving Australians the magazine’s summer foreword, provided by environmental work. A good read. from all walks of life a feeling of community Federal Minister Warren Snowdon. As far as tennis goes, The Australian Open is another benefit that comes from producing Actress and counsellor Anne Lambert and it’s history is part of Australia’s summer ‘The Last Post Magazine’. Every day we see speaks with us about growing up, acting and and we take a look at that through the eye’s of acts of generosity and compassion that reflect ways that we can help ourselves. Australian Australian tennis great, Neale Fraser. the ANZAC spirit. Whether it’s as simple as writer, commentator and former sporting great, In ‘Whatever Happened To ... ? we look at giving someone a second chance or enacting Peter FitzSimons also took time out to speak a great Australian group from the sixties, The positive action, these things are all around us, with ‘The Last Post Magazine’ about what it Town Criers. benefitting both individuals and community’s. means to be Australian. We also include a chat There’s other stuff too but I won’t hold up Summer is a very important part of the I had with legendary Australian sculptor, Peter things any longer but to wish you all a Merry Australian culture and in this issue we speak Corlett. Peter’s ‘Cobbers’ is on the cover of Christmas and Happy 2012. with Tony Bonner about the Manly Life Saving the summer edition, photographed by great It is with great respect that ‘The Last Post Club, it’s history and plans for the future. Australian photographer, Susan Gordon-Brown. Magazine’ pays homage and gives thanks to The club has been an important part of the Another great young Australian photographer, all those that gave their lives and time and Australian ethos and community culture now Ashleigh Jackson has captured some beautiful continue to do so to maintain what we have, the for 100 years and we help celebrate the club’s images of Greece in our Greek food and culture freedom to dream and power to enact. milestone with this great article. During the article. chat, Tony also let’s us in on what he’s been up Stories from Michael Short, Murray Walding, to of late. Martin Flanagan, Deborah Smith, Henriette As we get very close to Christmas, The van Praag and Bridie Smith make good holiday Last Post also sat down with well known reading and there’s a poem from award-winning Chef and star of televisions Conviction Australian poet, David Campbell. There’s a Kitchen, Ian Curley. In the chat, Ian shares his look at Prof Fiona Stanley and Alex Tillack who Greg T RossG r eg passion for cooking and for helping others helped to build the Great Ocean Road during and for why he came to Australia. It is an the Depression. Publisher, ‘The Last Post’ inspirational interview. Myer Family Company Brigadier Chris Appleton has written a great [email protected] philanthropist, Peter Winneke also took time piece about the preparing for Anzac Day 2012 out to share his view on how Australians that in France, cartoonist Ron Tandberg has been can afford it, might best help others and how entertaining us for years by making us think travelling as a student opened up his mind to and laugh at the same time. Ron’s take on Black life outside Australia. Caviar is also part of this issues reading. Thanks to the following for their help with