2013/2014 Annual Report

Sport SA has achieved a reputation for promoting sports administration and management as a professional small business operation, for high level advocacy with government on important Sports Industry issues, is a Registered Training Organisation and has expanded a highly respected industry training program to meet the needs of our industry.

Sport SA has achieved a reputation for promoting sports Sport SA - Registered Office Military Road, West Beach SA administration and management as a professional small business PO Box 103 operation, for high level advocacy with government on important West Beach SA 5024 Sports Industry issues, is a Registered Training Organisation and Phone: +61 8 8353 7755 has expanded a highly respected industry training program to Fax: +61 8 8353 7822 meet the needs of our industry. ABN 97 454 116 317 2013/2014 ANNUAL REPORT

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Phone: +61 8 8353 7755 Fax: +61 8 8353 7822 ABN 97 454 116 317 2013/2014 ANNUAL REPORT MEMBERS AT JUNE 2013 FULL (Category A) SA Clay Target Association Glenelg Commemoration Day Sports Association TOTAL: 102 SA Cricket Association Henley High School SA Field and Game Association Inc. Hit Ball Australia ACHPER SA SA Ice Skating Association Hills Community Options Adelaide University Sport SA Indoor Bias Bowls ICA Sportzworx Stepney Archery SA SA Masters Squash Innovision Consulting Group Athletics SA Inc SA Men’s Netball Association Little Athletes Funtime Sports Australian International Pedal Prix Inc SA National Football League Metro West Junior Football Club Inc. Australian Paralympic Committee SA Olympic Council Inc Mid Murray Council Australian Underwater Federation (SA) SA Police Sports Federation Inc. Minerva Professional Services Australian University Sport Ltd. SA Primary Schools Amateur Sports Association Mt Barker Gymnasium Badminton SA (SAPSASA) Murraylands Multisports Incorporated Baseball SA SA Rifle Association Ohdokwan International Inc. Basketball SA SA Rugby League Inc One Eighty Sport and Leisure Solutions BlindSports SA SA Rugby Union Ltd. Operation Flinders Foundation 2013 Orroroo State Masters Games BMX SA SA Water Polo Orroroo Bowling Club Bowls SA SA Weightlifting Association Orroroo Carrieton District Council Boxing SA SASRAPID Port Pirie Regional Council Patron Contents 2014 Naracoorte State MastersBroomball Games SA Secondary School Sport SA (SSSSA) Port Pirie Regional Gym Academy Calisthenic Association of SA Inc Skate South Australia SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre His Excellency, Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce AC CSC RANR 1 Governance Canoe SA Softball SA SA Country Basketball Council Governor of South Australia 2 Sport SA values City Bay Fun Run Committee Inc Special Olympics SA Inc SA Ice Sports Federation Contents 3 President’s Report Confederation of Australian Motor Sport SA/NT Sporting Shooters Association of Australia (SA) SA Road Runners Club Croquet SA Sports Association for Adelaide Schools SA United Church Netball Association 1 Governance 4 Chief Executive Officer’s Report Registered Office Cycling SA Sports Medicine Australia (SA) Saint John Ambulance Australia (SA) Inc. 2 Military Road, 2013West Beach / 14 SASport 5SA Members Organisational Structure, Representation and Committees Darts SA Squash SA Seaford 6 - 12 School 3 President’sPO Box 103 Report6-7 Industry Capability Disability Recreation and Sports SA Surf Life Saving SA South East Local Government Association Diving SA Surfing SA Inc Sportsmed SA 4 - 5 West BeachChief SAExecutive 5024 8Officer’s Advocacy Report DragonBoat SA Swimming SA Sportspeople Pty Ltd 6 ABNOrganisational 97 454 116 317 Structure,9 2012 Representation KPMG Celebration of andSouth Committees Australian Sport Eightball SA Table Tennis SA State Tennis Pty Ltd 7 - 9 Industry Capability10-11 2012 KPMG Celebration of South Australian Sport Equestrian SA Taekwondo Australia Inc (SA) Suasion Pty Ltd. Honorary Auditor 10 Rod ShearingAdvocacy - FIPA 12-13 Workforce Development Fencing SA TAFE SA - Regency Campus Thebarton Aquatic Centre Football Federation SA Inc Target Rifle SA Tredwell Management Services 14 Infrastructure Honorary Solicitor 11 - 13 Brendan2013 KPMG Golden Celebration of South Australian Sport Gaelic Football and Hurling Assoc of SA Tennis SA Waikerie Community Sports Centre 14 - 16 Workforce Development15 Lifelong Active Participation Golf SA Tenpin SA Wakefield Sports Clinic Sport SA Staff 16-19 Finance Report Gymnastics SA Inc Touch Football SA World Taekwondo 17 Lifelong Active Participation Handball SA Triathlon SA Jan Sutherland Chief Executive Officer 20 Sport SA Partners 18 - 22 Finance Report Hockey SA Uni of SA School of Management INFORMATION AND SERVICES (Category C) Peter Spry 23 - 24 BusinessSport Manager SA Partners21 Sport SA Members Horse SA Volleyball SA TOTAL: 2 Lee Patterson Training Manager Ice Hockey SA Volunteering SA and NT Active After-school Communities International Practical Shooting Confederation of SA Wrestling SA Inc Good Sports (Australian Drug Foundation) Lea O’Brien Administration and Membership Officer Judo SA Yachting South Australia Sharon Stephenson Finance Officer / Training Administration (P/T 0.6) Patron Kodokan Judo Association LIFE MEMBERS Jessica Grenci Sport Administration Trainee >February 2013 Korfball SA ASSOCIATE (Category B) John Dicker APM His Excellency, Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce AC CSC RANR, Governor of South Australia Leticia George Sport Administration Trainee February 2013 > Lacrosse SA TOTAL: 55 Jill George Life. Be in it Kathy Stanton AM Tess Mayes Sport Administration Trainee February 2013 > Little Athletics SA Active Ageing Australia (SA) Colin Steinert Marching SA Adelaide City Council Murray Tippett Registered Office Marleston League SA Adelaide Nautical College Military Road, West Beach SA Masters Swimming SA AFL SportsReady Minda Aquatic Centre Inc Alexandrina Council PO Box 103 West Beach SA 5024 Model Aerosport SA Inc Aquatic Operation and Development Australasia ABN 97 454 116 317 Motorcycling SA Inc Aquatics Information Multicultural Communities Council of SA AUSTSWIM SA Netball SA Bicycle SA Polocrosse SA Campbelltown Council Honorary Auditor Pony Club Association of SA Inc City of Marion Rod Shearing OAM (FIPA) Powerlifting Australia (SA) City of Onkaparinga Recreation SA City of Salisbury Riding for the Disabled SA Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council Rowing SA Community Fitness Australia Royal Life Saving Society of Australia (SA) District Council of Ceduna Honorary Solicitor SA Amateur Soccer League Inc Dogs SA Brendan Golden SA Catholic Secondary School Girls Sport First in Sports First Aid Association Flinders ONEsport

Sport SA Staff Jan Sutherland Chief Executive Officer Peter Spry Business Manager Lee Patterson Training Manager Lea O’Brien Administration and Membership Officer Sharon Stephenson Finance Officer / Training Administration (P/T 0.6) Natalie Porter Sport Administration Trainee (From February 2014) Leticia George Sport Administration Trainee (From February 2013 ) Tess Mayes Sport Administration Trainee/Henley HS (From February 2013) Caitlin Carroll Sport Administration Trainee/Henley HS (From February 2014) Governance The Sport SA Board consists of seven directors elected by members and two directors appointed by the Board. The President and Vice President are elected by the Board following the AGM each year.

The Board is responsible for setting the Mark Hubbard Ray Scheuboeck strategic direction of Sport SA and overseeing Mark currently Ray has been involved the performance of the organisation. The serves in the role as as an administrator of Board met eight times in 2013/2014 and the CEO of Basketball recreation and sport Directors are also involved in Governance and SA where he took since 1999, when he Project Committees of the Board. on the task of joined Adelaide City building the new Council full time after organisation under completing a Degree Board of Directors a new state wide in Recreation Planning peak body back in October 2006. Previous and Management. His work portfolio spans roles in sport include General Manager both sports facilities and events, managing John Dicker APM, at Golf Clubs for a total of 7 years. In that areas in partnership with clubs, state sporting President time Mark served on the Golf Management associations and educational institutions; while With extensive Australia state and national boards. He was also including planning of sports infrastructure experience in first appointed to the Sport SA Board in 2008 from community courts to metropolitan sports sport including his and filled the casual vacancy in 2013. Mark is hubs. Joining the Sport SA Board in 2012 and involvement as a passionate about sport participating in golf, becoming Chair of the Masters Commission player, coach and basketball, tennis and cricket. for Cycling SA are extensions of his passion administrator, John for cycling and commitment to providing brings excellent Joe Stevens opportunities for everyone to enjoy physical knowledge and background to this role. His Having been elected activity. major involvement has been in Football with to the Sport SA also the Police and Fire Games at State, Board in 2011 for a Bronwyn Klei National and International levels and currently period of two years, Appointed to the volunteering with Riding for the Disabled. A Joe brings with Board in 2014, Director since 1998, President from 2003 and him an extensive Bronwyn is General awarded Life membership of Sport SA in 2010. background in sport Manager of Sales at all levels. His and Commercial Jill George, Vice love of and passion for the sport of athletics, at SACA as well as President began primarily in his early years as an General Manager A lifelong athlete through to officiating and taking on of the Adelaide commitment to a number of key administrative functions at Strikers T20 Big Bash team. Before joining sport bringing both a State and National Level, including SACA, Bronwyn spent two decades in media a wealth of President of Athletics SA and a Board Member and sales management including eight years knowledge and of Athletics SA since 2001. Joe is Race in Sydney in senior sales roles for Austereo. expertise from Director of the highly successful Sunday Mail Bronwyn has been a Board member of a number roles as a teacher, City-Bay Fun Run and has the highest respect of sports associations and was a finalist in the administrator, player, coach, manager and and admiration for the many volunteers who Telstra Business Woman of the Year in 2008 and umpire equips Jill well for this leadership role. support sport ensuring they are recognised. 2013. She is President of both the Hills Netball Her involvement with Sport SA commenced in Association and the Aldgate Netball Club while 1995 as a Board member, in 2002 Jill became David Hutton still playing and umpiring. Vice President, a Life Member in 2008 and Appointed to the has continued to the present time. She has Sport SA Board in Andrew Rumbelow represented sport and Sport SA in many a casual vacancy Andrew was appointed forums readily assisting with governance, in early 2013 for to the Board in 2014 projects and events. a period of two and he first began years, David is working in the Lesley Bartlett passionate about sporting industry in The Aquatic sport and physical 1982. In 1993 Andrew industry, Swimming activity, and the positive benefits it provides became the business and Royal Life our community at all levels. His experience owner of Golf on the Saving have been a has been mainly in Australian football as Parade for 7 years and was then Golf Operations significant part of a player, then as a Senior Administrator at Manager at the Kooyonga Golf Club for 5 years. Lesley’s life and she State and National level. Through his previous In 2005 Andrew transferred sports from Golf has been a board role as SANFL State Manager Community to Cricket, when he was appointed the High member, volunteer, Engagement, as well as his personal Performance Coordinator at SACA. Currently instructor and education officer. Further experience in volunteering and supporting a Andrew has moved onto the sport of Volleyball interests include all sports as a spectator range of sports at local community level, David and has been the General Manager of Volleyball these days. In 2014 Lesley was elected as understands the significant roles undertaken SA since 2008. Deputy Chair of RLSSA (SA). As a director of by volunteers in the sports industry. This role Andrew has also been involved with many sports Sport SA since 2001 and re-elected each term, provides an opportunity of working with the having played Amateur League Football, A Grade Lesley has provided valuable insight into the Board to support the growth and development Cricket and Pennant Golf and has served on aquatic sports, volunteering and member of all sports in SA. several sports committees. protection matters.

01 Members at June 30th 2014

FULL (Category A) TOTAL: 101 Association Community Fitness Australia ACHPER SA SA Clay Target Association District Council of Ceduna Adelaide University Sport SA Cricket Association Dogs SA Archery SA SA Darts Council Inc. First in Sports First Aid Athletics SA Inc SA Field and Game Association Inc. Fitness Bug Australian International Pedal Prix Inc SA Ice Skating Association Flinders ONEsport Australian Paralympic Committee SA Indoor Bias Bowls Glenelg Commemoration Day Sports Australian Underwater Federation (SA) SA Masters Squash Association Australian University Sport Ltd. SA Men’s Netball Association Hamilton Secondary College Badminton SA SA National Football League Henley High School Baseball SA SA Olympic Council Inc Hills Community Options Basketball SA SA Police Sports Federation Inc. ICA Sportzworx Stepney BlindSports SA SA Primary Schools Amateur Sports Innovision Consulting Group BMX SA Association (SAPSASA) Little Athletes Funtime Sports Bowls SA SA Rifle Association Metro West Junior Football Club Inc. Boxing SA SA Rugby League Inc Minerva Professional Services Broomball SA SA Rugby Union Ltd. Mt Barker Gymnasium Calisthenic Association of SA Inc SA Water Polo One Eighty Sport and Leisure Solutions Canoe SA SA Weightlifting Association Operation Flinders Foundation City Bay Fun Run Committee Inc SASRAPID Orroroo Bowling Club Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Secondary School Sport SA (SSSSA) Orroroo Carrieton District Council SA/NT Skate South Australia Port Pirie Regional Council Croquet SA Softball SA Port Pirie Regional Gym Academy Cycling SA Special Olympics SA Inc Recreational Ice Sports Association of Disability Recreation and Sports SA Sporting Shooters Association of SA Inc. Diving SA Australia (SA) SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre DragonBoat SA Sports Association for Adelaide Schools SA Country Basketball Council Eightball SA Sports Medicine Australia (SA) SA Ice Sports Federation Equestrian SA Squash SA SA Road Runners Club Fencing SA Surf Life Saving SA SA United Church Netball Association Football Federation SA Inc Surfing SA Inc Saint John Ambulance Australia (SA) Inc. Gaelic Football and Hurling Assoc of SA Swimming SA Seaford 6 – 12 School Golf SA Table Tennis SA South East Local Government Gymnastics SA Inc Taekwondo Australia Inc (SA) Association Handball SA TAFE SA – Regency Campus Sportspeople Pty Ltd Hockey SA Target Rifle SA SportsPhysio SA Horse SA Tennis SA Sports Planning and Management Pty Ice Hockey SA Tenpin SA Ltd. International Practical Shooting Touch Football SA State Tennis Pty Ltd Confederation of SA Triathlon SA Suasion Pty Ltd. Judo SA Uni of SA School of Management Thebarton Aquatic Centre Kodokan Judo Association Volleyball SA Tredwell Management Services Korfball SA Volunteering SA and NT Waikerie Community Sports Centre Lacrosse SA Wrestling SA Inc Wakefield Regional Council Life. Be in it Yachting South Australia World Taekwondo Little Athletics SA Marching SA ASSOCIATE (Category B) TOTAL: 55 INFORMATION AND SERVICES (Category Marleston League SA Active Ageing SA Inc C) TOTAL: 3 Masters Swimming SA Adelaide City Council Active After-school Communities Minda Aquatic Centre Inc Adelaide Nautical College Good Sports (Australian Drug Model Aerosport SA Inc AFL SportsReady Foundation) Motorcycling SA Inc Alexandrina Council Reade Park Croquet Club Netball SA Aquatic Operation and Development Polocrosse SA Australasia LIFE MEMBERS Pony Club Association of SA Inc Aquatics Information John Dicker APM Powerlifting Australia (SA) AUSTSWIM SA Jill George Recreation SA Bicycle SA Kathy Stanton AM Riding for the Disabled SA Campbelltown Council Colin Steinert Rowing SA City of Marion Council Murray Tippett Royal Life Saving Society of Australia (SA) City of Onkaparinga SA Amateur Soccer League Inc City of Salisbury SA Catholic Secondary School Girls Sport Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council

02 President’s Report It is with pleasure that I once again present my annual report. It has been an important year which has included both federal and state elections.

Obviously the result of the state election has Only a few weeks ago, Jan and I, plus other Thank you also to the staff at Sport SA, led greater potential to impact on the sporting Board members were given a presentation by our CEO Jan Sutherland. Thank you to industry and we witnessed a return of the of their proposal for the new museum and Peter Spry, Business Manager, who has previous Government, after securing the it was indeed most impressive. This now been responsible for the challenging task support of elected independent members. allows us to begin the actual fit out of the of developing our business over the past An organisation such as Sport SA must, museum which should begin later this few years, utilising his valuable commercial of course, be politically neutral to a large year. Sport SA business manager, Peter background to manage the KPMG Celebration degree. Neither party made a lot of promises Spry is undertaking Museum Collection and of South Australian Sport and in the future regarding sport and recreation in SA, but Management studies to ensure the proper deliver the South Australian Sports Museum. the returning Government has made some management of the museum. The professionalism of all our Sport SA staff promises which are of benefit to our industry. is key to the success of the organisation. One that has generated considerable interest We are also pleased to see that our Hall of is the issue of sports vouchers for children Fame inductees are featured in a display at And again I express my appreciation to wishing to participate in sport. About one Adelaide Oval. the Hall of Fame Board of Governors who and a half million dollars has been set aside give their time each year to assist with this The provision of training is an important prestigious event. in the Government’s budget for this initiative part of Sport SA’s business activities which may or may not be sufficient. There and it is disappointing that some of the I wish you all the best in the coming year is still considerable detail to be worked programs have been discontinued or have through regarding the implementation of this declined in student numbers. A reduction program which should commence in 2015 in traineeships is concerning, perhaps a John B Dicker APM and Sport SA will monitor its progress. We sign of the current economical climate. want to ensure that excessive amounts of this However, Jan and our Training Manager, Lee President funding are not eaten up in administrative Patterson have worked very hard to identify costs. new opportunities and this year’s graduation Sport SA will still continue to lobby for the ceremony, which filled our premises at other issues on our election ‘list’. These West Beach, is evidence that there is still a include shared community facilities, a major significant interest and need for our training indoor facility for SA, regional development, programs. CPI adjustments to funding levels for Later this year we will see the retirement Government grants, provision of reduced of our patron, Governor Kevin Scarce. Over interest rates on loans for facilities. It was the past years he and his wife Liz have pleasing to see that the Government is been wonderful supporters of Sport SA and supporting a Commonwealth Games bid its members and I thank them sincerely in Adelaide for 2026 or 2030. If successful, and wish them a long, healthy and happy the benefits for the sporting industry in retirement. We will invite the incoming infrastructure would be significant. Governor to be our patron when he takes up Another good piece of news is regarding his office. our project to establish a South Australian Sport SA also saw a change in Board Sports Museum. As I mentioned in last year’s members. Our thanks go to Terry Reilly report we have been continually looking for and Brett Hill for their valuable service a home for our Hall of Fame and a sports over the past years and I welcome new museum. Late last year Leon Bignell, the Board members Bronwyn Klei and Andrew Minister for Recreation and Sport, offered Rumbelow. Thank you also to my other us a site on North Terrace adjacent to fellow Board members. It has been a busy the Intercontinental Hotel. Further, the year and your input is greatly valued. Government has offered to assist with some of the funding required to establish the Again I wish to thank the Minister, Leon museum and offered a most reasonable lease Bignell and his staff and similarly the arrangement. Following the preparation of Executive Director of the Office of Recreation a detailed business case by our CEO, Jan and Sport, Mr Paul Anderson and his staff Sutherland, the next step was to come up for their continued support and inclusion with design plans for the project and to that of Sport SA in matters involving the sports end we were most fortunate to receive the industry. It is much appreciated. assistance of students from the University of SA (assisted and supervised by Uni SA lecturers) who are studying graphic design and interior architecture.

03 Chief Executive Officer’s Report 2013 – 2014 was a year with Sport SA prominent in our advocacy role ensuring that the interests of our members were at the forefront of our policy positions which were then strategically delivered to promote the strengthening of the sport and recreation industry.

The Federal and State elections presented recognised and presented in this challenging discussed, the diversification of our business opportunities for the profiling of the needs of economic climate. The contribution of the is essential and new opportunities with our industry and certainly at the State level services industries to the economy is often innovative approaches are being explored. we have seen some good planned initiatives. overlooked and not a priority in workforce The regulatory costs of a Registered Training Our political relationships continue to be development programs. Organisation have increased greatly this year bipartisan and we have excellent discussions (approximately 200%) with the transition presenting the issues and I would like to Skills for All and the training sector remain to ASQA and national regulation requiring thank Minister Bignell, Liberal Shadows an evolving environment and further policy an extensive review of the training services Hon. Iain Evans and Mitch Williams and directions at State and Federal government of Sport SA. This investment needs to be the current Opposition Spokesperson for levels continue to significantly influence monitored and could be amortised as the Re- Recreation and Sport, Tim Whetstone MP. our industry. We have seen the Productivity registration is for 5 years but still has been In addition we have communication with Commission reports and further discussion of incurred in this financial year. Minister Brock, Tammy Franks MLC and the Not for Profit Sector which are of relevance Senator Nick Xenophon, ensuring that sport to sport. The Sport Awards Project again returned remains in the policy discussions of all on the investment and the Clubs SA Sport, The profile of Sport SA and sport continues Fitness and Health Festival did not achieve parties. Community Sport Australia continues to grow and the opening of Adelaide Oval to develop and position with federal issues the anticipated financial and strategic has generated even greater enthusiasm for outcomes. for our members and I am looking forward to sport in our state. When you come to see our further discussions. successful sporting teams in action at the The Balance Sheet and Member’s Equity I would particularly like to mention the be Oval, please ensure that you take time to look has maintained a good position at this stage active Sport Vouchers for primary school- at the KPMG South Australian Sport Hall of and the Board will continue to focus on the age children, who will receive an annual Fame Gallery, funded by the State government, development of the diversity of the income voucher for $50 towards their sports club in the Southern Entrance area. The KPMG streams. fees, as this has been on our agenda for South Australian Sport Hall of Fame has been some time and thank the government for this an excellent vehicle for acknowledging our valuable program. This is directed at the core sport greats since 2010 and now following Partners of sports participation and will enable our the announcement by Premier Weatherill in November 2013 of the establishment of Thank you to our supporters and partners children to start their sporting involvement across the many activities and projects. at the grassroots level, perhaps attaining the the South Australian Sports Museum, we success of our athletes on the world stage have been afforded with an opportunity to We are delighted that the community but importantly learning to enjoy and gain showcase the sporting history for current and programs add value for our members and the from lifelong involvement in sport. Sport SA future generations. The site provided by the KPMG Financial Management Workshops, will continue to provide services supporting State government in the prominent location OAMPS Insurance Brokers and Adelaide our organisations to enhance their capacity will complement the sporting precinct and Shores services are good examples. In while nurturing these new participants from Riverside and we can now proudly state addition Clubs SA provided support for the grassroots, to the community sport that, “Sport is on North Terrace”. From the the Festival through the IGC Sponsorship participant and the high performance athlete. announcement to the presentation of the Program and Club One also continued with exciting, contemporary design by the talented their assistance. The recognition of the value of sport has University of SA students in Match Studio, continued to gain traction and next year we led by Dr Jane Andrew, we have appreciated The State Government and the Office for are looking forward to the work initiated the great support of Minister Bignell and his Recreation and Sport are our principal by the Office for Recreation and Sport advisor, Margaret Ralston AM, DPTI staff and partners and we appreciate the support “Economic and social value of sport and community experts in Museum and Cultural provided. Minister Bignell and his advisor, recreation to South Australia”. Similar bodies Studies. Margaret Ralston AM, ORS Executive of study pertaining to other areas have been Director, Paul Anderson are supportive undertaken and I am confident in these early The passionate drive of Robert Gerard AO, and insightful with the issues facing stages that this will be an essential tool in Chair of the Board of Governors, has been sport and I would like to thank them. The advocating for sport in SA. While our industry crucial in this project and we are determined to open communication channels with the is under pressure due to resources with a deliver this strategic priority for our members State government enables a collaborative predominantly “unpaid volunteer” workforce, and all South Australians. There will be more partnership as we all work in the best we continue to provide valuable opportunities hurdles and goals to score and drawing on our interests of sport. I enjoy working on the for everyone to enjoy sport. The sustainability successful competitive spirit embodied in the many reference groups of ORS Projects and of the sporting organisations remains Hall of Famers, we are confident that the SA thank the ORS staff for the opportunity to be challenging and our member services Sports Museum will inspire involvement in an involved. include advice and support, providing active healthy lifestyle. KPMG has continued their partnership for assistance in many ways. Red Tape reduction the South Australian Sport Hall of Fame is a persistent issue on the agenda and and Celebration of South Australian Sport. we are still monitoring the flow across our Financial performance This continues to be of great value and has business. Our people are the most important In 2013/2014 we have recorded a significant established a sound foundation for these asset and in our many representative roles deficit against the budget and again this is major activities. we ensure that the sports industry is always predominantly in the training area. As we have

04 The Sport Awards partners are listed on clients and staff demonstrating her extensive contribution to Sport SA. page 11 and again the essential support of knowledge and passion for education To the Board of Governors led by Robert the corporate, community, Premier’s grant and learning. The efficient event, project Gerard AO, thank you once again on behalf and the Office for Recreation and Sport management and member services provided of sport for your assistance with the KPMG has enabled us to deliver this prestigious by Lea O’Brien in her role are valuable and South Australian Sport Hall of Fame and The program. Sharon Stephenson continues to efficiently SA Sports Museum. All sport has become administer the training and financial areas. more prominent since your involvement. Our 2013 trainees Leticia George, Tess Mayes Human Resources (at HHS) and 2014 Natalie Porter and Caitlin This is the tenth year that I have enjoyed the Carroll (HHS) provide valuable support privilege of presenting my report and I am The Sport SA staff continues to operate across all programs. looking forward to the next developments of as a cohesive team, bringing their Sport SA. The objectives of Sport SA have not enthusiasm for sport and their roles to the I would like to thank the Board for their altered and from my discussion, it is evident successful operations. The longevity of their leadership and commitment to Sport SA that there will continue to be changes in the employment is an asset to our organisation and we appreciate their strategic advice and often constraining environment in which we with everyone enjoying long service. support. The recent Board Planning Day was operate. both motivating and challenging to staff and The challenges of the changing fiscal we are all well aware of the accountability Thank you to our members and stakeholders. operations of Sport SA are quite confronting and risk management required as we I look forward to enjoying the 2014 KPMG for the staff and everyone is endeavouring address the financial performance of the past Celebration of South Australian Sport on to be innovative while mindful of the few years. The confirmation of the Strategic Friday November 7th. at Adelaide Oval with requirements of business efficiencies. Plan for the next year was completed and as you when we celebrate another exciting year I am proud to lead a team where each staff discussed we are working on the delivery of for sport. member adds another dimension to the a business plan to provide the sustainability Jan Sutherland JP business with complementary skills and of Sport SA. knowledge. The workload has grown and John Dicker APM and Jill George continue Chief Executive Officer diversified and thank you to everyone for the to bring their excellent knowledge to the adaptability. Peter Spry continues to look roles of President and Vice President. Their at the business development and venturing wisdom and capabilities are respected widely into new markets while his collaborative across the industry and we are always well style is recognised and valued by members represented with their involvement. Thank and partners. Lee Patterson has a great you also to all the Board members who are rapport with our training partners, students, involved in Committees of the Board and their

05 Organisational Structure

2013/2014 Sport SA Members

Sport SA Board

Chief Exectutive Officer Jan Sutherland JP

Business Manager Training Manager Peter Spry Lee Patterson

Administration Administration Assistant & & Membership Finance Officer Officer Sharon Stephenson Lea O’Brien

Lecturers Sports Administration Trainee Volunteers & Consultants Placements Leticia George

Tess Mayes (Henley HS)

Representation Natalie Porter

Adelaide City Council – Victoria Park ANZSLA 2014 Conference Organising Committee Community Sport Australia Ltd. Caitlin Carroll Club One Board (Henley HS) Local Government Sport and Recreation Facility Sustainability Group Good Sports SA Advisory Committee Mature Aged Physical Activity Network Ministerial Advisory Group on Volunteers Office for Recreation and Sport: Youth Traineeship Funding Incentive, Risk Management SANFL Indigenous Advisory Group Service Skills Australia: Board; Sport and Recreation Industry Advisory Committee Service Skills SA: Board; Sport and Recreation South Australian Sport Integrity Network Schools as Community Hubs Action Group Volunteering Strategy for SA – Reference Group

Committees

Infrastructure Finance and Risk Nomination and Remuneration John Dicker APM John Dicker APM John Dicker APM Mark Hubbard Mark Hubbard Jill George Brett Hill (2013) Ray Scheuboeck

06 Industry Capability Strategic Direction: To lead and support the building of capable, sustainable organisations delivering quality sport and recreation.

Strategic outcomes Strategic documents of Sport SA and the Office The following people have been appointed by • Effective, successful models for the for Recreation and Sport share a commitment the SSDC: delivery of sport in state, local and regional to building the capacity of the sport and Panel Members: recreation industry in South Australia and • Research and communication is monitored, continuous improvement of the policies, Colin Steinert, Barry Couzner OAM, Kathryn promoted and supported in the sports procedures and processes which support the Gaukroger, Ron Green, John Daenke, Jill management environment regarding organisations. Further information is available George; Brendan Golden, Ben Krupka, current issues and industry needs to Jemma Krasowski, Brenton Summers, Joe inform decision making at www.sportsa.org.au. Partnerships are an integral part of the SSDC and we ensure that Stevens, Nathalie McRae and Trevor Kenyon. • Services and programs to the industry our members are well informed as to current Mediators: to enable compliance with legislative, issues in sport. Sport SA has continued Colin Steinert, Kathryn Gaukroger, Brenton governance and policy requirements to develop closer links with ANZSLA and Summers, Trevor Kenyon, Jean Smith, Joe • Industry – wide intelligence is shared currently is part of the Conference Organising Stevens, Bianca Fecycz, Ron Green and Jan to build the performance of community Committee – 2014 ANZSLA Conference, 22-24 Sutherland. In addition the LEADR network sporting organisations to foster the October 2014 at Adelaide Oval. is available. development of innovation, knowledge and In addition, information about the State Sport Arbitration expertise within the industry in response to Dispute Centre was presented to the SA Lawyers: John Daenke, Brendan Golden, Ben changing markets and contexts Chapter – LEADR meeting in 2013 and Sport Krupka, Barrister – Anthony Crocker and the • Diversity of income streams to support SA is part of the SA Sport Integrity Network. Legal Services Commission are available. the strategic development of the sports industry Resources are utilised from these sources for Investigators • Regional opportunities and social inclusion professional development: Brenton Summers, Kathryn Gaukroger, Trevor Kenyon and Jean Smith. in all programs to facilitate access for all to • AICD Publication- The Board Room Report quality sport and recreation • ANZSLA Sport News, Annual Journal and Member Protection Information Officers • Sport and PE in education is promoted publications Bianca Fecycz, Trevor Kenyon, Jemma and supported to provide opportunities for Krasowski, Jan Sutherland, Nathalie McRae, community sport pathways. • ASC Integrity Trisha Gundlach and Jean Smith. • Clearing House for Sport The State Sport Dispute Centre How to Conduct a Sports Tribunal Workshop The State Sport Dispute Centre (SSDC) has • Court of Arbitration in Sport news and The “How to Conduct a Sports Tribunal” now been operating for 7 years as a joint media releases workshop was developed to deliver a training project between the Office for Recreation and • Lander and Rogers Sport and the Law workshop suitable for all sports on “How to Sport and Sport SA. The SSDC continues to Conduct a Tribunal”, while promoting Play by be a valuable resource for the members of • LEADR the Rules and the Office for Recreation and Sport SA providing professional, confidential • Lynch Meyer Newsletter Sport’s “Everyone in sport deserves respect - advice and impartial mediation and a dispute Fair Enough” Campaign. The workshops were resolution service. The members of Sport SA • Play By The Rules Online training and delivered with assistance from the Office Referral Guide. are able to access the services of the Centre for Recreation and Sport and supported by and engage the services of the SSDC to assist ANZSLA – Australian New Zealand Sports their organisation. The services complement Management Sub-Committee Law Association. The workshops were held both the member services of Sport SA and the The SSDC is managed by Sport SA and on the 11th of June (City of Onkaparinga) projects conducted by the Office for Recreation overseen by a Management Committee. and 18th June (City of Salisbury, Ingle and Sport and support the capability of the Lesley Bartlett (Chairperson and MPIO) Sport Farm Recreation Centre). The workshops industry. The resources available through SA Director, RLSSA (SA) were Chaired by Jan Sutherland JP, Chief the Australian Sports Commission and Executive Officer of Sport SA, Community Jane Bartlett Office for Recreation and Sport other relevant bodies in the area of dispute Mediator (LEADR) and MPIO. resolution are utilised extensively to provide Richard Mellon Office for Recreation and Sport the essential support in resolving issues. Colin Steinert SANFL In 2013/2014 the SSDC documentation has Joe Stevens Athletics SA been reviewed with assistance from a Law student and the evaluation tool and recording Jan Sutherland (Mediator and MPIO) Sport SA document will be trialed. and Project Manager. 07 The following speakers presented: • Market segmentation for sport The support of our members is greatly • Anthony Crocker: Barrister and current participation, Australian Sports appreciated and we are confident that we Commissioner of the SA Cricket Commission are positioning Sport SA well to achieve our Association, presenting: Best Practice in • Adelaide Shores developments strategic directions for our members. Disciplinary Hearings for Athletes – The • ANZSLA - The Sports Law Association, Ten Essential Features. Regional event Elections – Board of Directors • John Daenke: Legal practitioner since • Reducing Red tape for sport and 1970 and Honorary Solicitor to Tennis recreation (supported by Club One) There were 3 positions vacant and 2 SA, presenting: Preliminary Issues to nominations were received. Lesley Bartlett, o WHS Legislation Consider for a Tribunal Hearing. Terry Reilly and Joe Stevens completed their • Kathryn Gaukroger: Community Mediator o Liquor Licensing terms on the Board. Congratulations to the (LEADR), MPIO and extensive experience o Child Protection following Directors who were elected for a as a Netball Administrator and Official, two year term: presenting: How are “The Essential o Volunteers. Elements” applied in your sport?” • Joe Stevens and Lesley Bartlett. • Jemma Krasowski: MPIO, Panel Member. Members Matters Extensive experience as a Netball New Members They formed the Board with the current Administrator and Official. Directors: Throughout the 2013/14 period, Sport SA • John Dicker APM was pleased to welcome a number of new The workshops were attended by a range of members. These are as follows: • Jill George sports and Sport SA has further funding from • David Hutton ORS to deliver another workshop in 2014. Category B: • Ray Scheuboeck. • Hamilton Secondary College Members Programs • Recreational Ice Sports Association of SA Terry Reilly did not stand for re-election. A Sport SA has been able to provide support Inc. Casual Vacancy was filled by Mark Hubbard and assistance to our members; • SportsPhysio SA (previously an appointed Director). Archery SA, Bowls SA, Croquet SA, Dragon Boat SA, FFSA, Skate SA, Reade Park • Sports Planning and Management Pty Ltd. The President and Vice President were Croquet Club, TAFE SA - Centre for Fitness, elected at the Sport SA Board meeting in Sport and Recreation, Tennis SA, SA Aquatic Category C: October 2013 with both John Dicker APM and Leisure Centre and Swimming SA. and Jill George continuing in their roles as • Governance • Reade Park Croquet Club. President and Vice President respectively. • Risk Management The Board appointed Bronwyn Klei and • Child Safe Environments We would like to thank these organisations Andrew Rumbelow as Directors following a • Administration for their interest in joining Sport SA and review of the Board Skills and Experience Profile to be reviewed following the 2014 • Communication look forward to developing strong and mutually beneficial relationships. The current Annual General Meeting. • Training membership is an excellent representation of • Grant Applications. the sports industry and a list of 159 members 2014 General Meeting is available in this report. The Sport SA General Meeting was held Members Services on the 3rd of June 2014. General meetings General Managers Meetings Other Member Activities provide members with updates of business including financial and strategic activities General Manager’s meetings were conducted 2013 Annual General Meeting in 2013/2014 with between twenty five and while also affording an opportunity for forty attendees representing a range of Thank you to our members, partners, members to present and discuss any issues. member organisations at each meeting. supporters and board members who th Topics of discussion included: attended the AGM on the 24 of September 2013.

08 President’s Luncheons Adelaide Shores once again continued their South Australian Sports Museum Sport SA conducted President’s Luncheons valuable support of the Breakfast. Premier Jay Weatherill announced at the in September and November 2013, which The team behind the stars, the dedicated 2013 KPMG Celebration of South Australian were hosted by Directors: Joe Stevens, David coaches, volunteers, administrators Sport Awards that the State Government Hutton and Terry Reilly. and officials were recognised when the had secured the forecourt plaza showroom The President’s Luncheons were superbly finalists of the 2013 Sport SA Awards were in front of the Intercontinental Hotel as catered for by the Henley High School announced at the Breakfast. These finalists the future space for the South Australian Hospitality students. An average of fifteen are listed on page 11 of this report. Sports Museum a site which was representatives from different member Thank you to Katrina Webb OAM, Jared and previously home to Gallerie Australis, one organisations attended each Luncheon. Claire Tallent and the Lockelys Bowling Club of Australia’s leading Aboriginal fine art Current issues within their organisations and Adelaide Shores for their support of the galleries. were shared and discussed as they were able Breakfast. The responsibility of managing the Museum to network in an informal atmosphere. has been entrusted with Sport SA and we are very excited at the prospect of KPMG Financial Management Workshop overseeing the complete development Thank you to Henley High School hospitality Sport SA in association with KPMG, SA and layout for this state’s first complete teacher Shannon Lim and students for their Sport Hall of Fame and Award night partner sporting cultural institution that will assistance with the Luncheon’s. KPMG presented a Financial Management showcase the contribution of sport to the Workshop for Community Sporting heritage and culture of South Australia. Organisations. Skills Centre Facility Hire It will be dynamic and engaging: connecting th The Sport SA Industry Skills Centre continues The workshop was held on Wednesday 25 people, places and collections and will to be a popular venue for our members, June at the Gawler Sports and Community be dedicated to exhibiting, collecting and casual hirers and training and education Centre. interpreting the works of South Australia’s organisations to hold a range of functions leading sports people. and activities. The Industry Skills Centre is Topics - requirements for a well-managed Sport SA has partnered with UniSA’s suitable for a range of functions and is ideal club, including: matchstudio to deliver an exciting interior for smaller Board meetings through to large • Planning and graphic design proposal for the state’s AGMs, Workshops and Presentation Nights. first dedicated sports museum. A group of • Budgeting Sport SA invites you to contact our office to selected interior architecture and graphic book these facilities. • Financial Systems and Reporting design students recently presented their • Tax proposal to Sport SA. • Fundraising 2013 Adelaide Shores / Sport SA Partners and Members Breakfast and Sport SA • Our Club Sustainability. Awards Finalist Announcement Function The 2013 Adelaide Shores / Sport SA Presented by Jason Muir, Audit Manager, Partners and Members Breakfast was held KPMG and Jan Sutherland, Chief Executive at the Lockleys Bowling Club on the 11th Officer of Sport SA, these workshops of October. 137 guests were present to support the principles of the Office for acknowledge the support of and thank our Recreation and Sports STARCLUB Club members and partners. Development Program. Katrina Webb OAM, Paralympian and Thank you to KPMG and Shannon Coad from Director, Silver 2 Gold High Performance the Town of Gawler for their assistance Solutions ensured the morning ran smoothly with the organisation of the Financial as MC. Katrina also interviewed Jared Management KPMG Financial Management Tallent, three time Olympic medallist and Workshop. Commonwealth Games Gold medallist and Claire Tallent, two time Olympian and Commonwealth Games Silver medallist, both race walkers.

09 Advocacy Strategic Direction: To advocate for and promote recognition of the value of sport as a significant contributor to the achievement of the social, health and public policy agenda of the broader community.

Stategic Outcomes The Election Edition of Sportsay presented  The success and achievements of the and advocated on behalf of our members sports industry are part of the SA culture • The value of sport and contribution to with the identified issues and strategies and to be celebrated with our proud the economy and the positive impact on productivity, health, wellbeing and social which we believe would provide significant history. capital reflected in the sense of community value to sport in SA. The following issues  Increased government support for all were presented: sport and recreation organisations • Success and achievements of the sports industry are recognised  Infrastructure: All South Australians across the whole of government policy participating in sport have the right to development is required to enable the • Whole of government policy development is suitable, quality facilities now and in the effective delivery of quality sport for influenced to achieve increased government future. The provision and standard of everyone. support for all sport and recreation community level facilities in the State organisations  The infrastructure needs for the are not acceptable. A major investment sustainability of the sport and recreation • Marketing of sport to establish strong in the community style facility is needed industry at community, state and national links with the business community and by Government to deliver quality level is driving the opportunities for commercial growth experiences for all participants. Currently participation and there is an excellent thousands of children are unable to • Representation of the sports industry opportunity to make Adelaide a sporting participate due to the number and destination and Centre of Excellence for • Advocacy for community sport issues at capacity of sporting fields throughout the sport. federal government level. state. This is not acceptable and needs to  A planning framework with integrated The primary focus of advocacy this year has be firstly recognised and secondly acted upon. policy and partnerships across sport, been the 2014 State Election in March and our industry and local, state and federal Advocacy Strategy involved the following:  Funding: There needs to be greater government will deliver and support the 1. Identification of Issues recognition of the significant role that excellent workforce of both volunteer and December 2013 is played by sport and recreation in employees. providing valuable community, social and - Members  health benefits. This requires an increase The development of a skilled, responsive - Community in the public investment in sport and workforce of paid and unpaid workers - Partners recreation to ensure quality delivery and that meets the needs of the dynamic - Social Media affordability of sport for all. sport and recreation industry is essential 2. Individual Meetings with all Parties to ensure that the contribution of our  Volunteers: Sport is sustainable only due January / February 2014 unpaid workforce is recognised and to the contribution of our volunteers. supported with a strong framework 3. Questions to all parties The red tape and regulation are burdens supporting and enabling at every level. February 2014 and barriers to their involvement.  The burdens of regulation and 4. Election Meeting They require greater recognition with bureaucracy cannot be worn by the February 2014 education, training and support to volunteer workforce and there needs 5. Sportsay Advocacy Newsletter facilitate their involvement and reduce constraints. to be a collaborative, team approach to March 2014 ensure a safe, positive environment for  6. Media Campaign Events: Adelaide will be a sporting all in sport and recreation and the red February – March 2014 destination with our great tradition in tape never overwhelms nor detracts from world class sporting events with the t h e e n j o y m e n t o f i n v o l v e m e n t i n s p o r t . strong partnerships of our volunteers, 2014 State Election Meeting  sports managers and administrators Participation in sport and recreation as Our focus is clearly on the concerns of state making them successful. This an integral part of an active, balanced sporting organisations and partners including outstanding contribution generates and healthy lifestyle for all South community, grassroots sport. Following this significant economic benefits for South Australians and SA can continue to be in early 2014 the response of all Parties as to Australia and this impact needs to be a healthy, active sport and recreation their priorities in supporting and recognising directed towards greater funding for community. the value of sport to the entire South Australian sport and recreation. Sport SA presented  Lifelong involvement in sport and community was received and in February the issues and recommendations which recreation has to be accessible to all a meeting was convened to provide an the industry articulated as integral to the from pre-school; community to masters opportunity for all parties to present their sustainability of sport and were pleased is an achievable outcome for all South responses. The forum was well supported by with the responses and outcomes. Australians. our members with 100 registrations. Major Parties spoke regarding their Policies and The Sport SA Board is monitoring and views for Sport in the lead up to the 2014 The following principles underscored our reviewing the performance of the State State Election and members were given the advocacy: Government in addressing these issues and opportunity to ask questions. The speakers this will be the principal business of our  Sport is a significant contributor to the discussions. were: achievement of the social, health and • Hon Leon Bignell MP, Minister for public policy agenda of the broader Recreation and Sport community and acknowledgement of the economic and the positive impact on • Hon Iain Evans MP, Shadow Minister for productivity, health, wellbeing and social Recreation and Sport capital which are reflected in the sense of • Hon Dennis Hood MLC, Family First community requires recognition. • Mark Parnell MLC, Australian Greens (portfolio’s listed correct at February 2014).

10 KPMG Celebration of South Australian Sport

A Message from the Partners Message from the Hon. Leon Bignell MP, members. These are South Australia’s most 2013 was another successful year for sport Minister for Recreation and Sport respected and celebrated sports men and in South Australia. We have hardly paused The State Government once again was women who through their achievements for a break since the London Olympics and delighted to join in the KPMG Celebration of have made a significant contribution to this Paralympics, as our athletes continue on South Australian Sport. State. their journeys to the next World Cup, World New chapters continue to be written in our The task for the Selection Committee Championships, national events, the Glasgow enviable and celebrated sporting history never seems to diminish with Sport SA Commonwealth Games and perhaps even onto by simultaneously honouring our legends members and the public nominating and Rio in 2016. and recognising our next generation of 160 have been received from 55 different On 22nd. November 2013 Sport SA, The superstars. More than ever before the organisations. The honour boards have Advertiser and Channel Seven once again Government has a strong focus on creating been well- researched and now each year placed outstanding sporting achievements in the environment for South Australians from as some of our Sports Stars are finishing the spotlight, at the fourth KPMG Celebration all walks of life to participate in sport and their sporting careers on the international of South Australian Sport. Our vision to bring follow their dreams for success at local, stage and retired for two years, they will be together and celebrate all the ingredients for national and international levels. added to the nomination register, perhaps to be inducted in the future. success in sport has come to fruition with In 2013 many of our State’s finest this Gala Dinner. From capturing our history sportsmen and women realised those I would like to thank our major partners and heritage with the KPMG South Australian dreams by delivering outstanding KPMG and the State Government whose Sport Hall of Fame, to recognising outstanding performances right across the globe. On support has ensured that together we are athletes with The Advertiser Channel Seven 22nd November 2013 we saluted their able to profile the outstanding qualities Sports Star of the Year Awards and our achievements. of our sporting champions to the entire emerging talent and support team with the community. Sport SA Awards. In 2014 the world stage is much closer to home with the opening of the redeveloped As Chair of the Board of Governors, I As presenting partners since the inaugural Adelaide Oval, undoubtedly the site of am delighted to drive the KPMG South Celebration of South Australian Sport in 2010, a new era of sporting excellence here Australian Sport Hall of Fame and share my we are delighted that we have been able to in South Australia. It is your stadium passion for sport and South Australia. work with sporting bodies and our community and delivering it is just one way we can Thank you for your support and enjoy the to place this event firmly on the calendar. The express our gratitude and pride, not celebration of the night. Sport SA members (160 sport and recreation only to the athletes – but to the coaches, organisations, representing 850,000 participants administrators and volunteers alike who Message from Con Tragakis, KPMG, in sport and active recreation) joined our business, work so hard and sacrifice so much in the Chairman of Partners government, media and community partners, to name of South Australian sport. hear the inspiring success stories of 2013. KPMG is a proud supporter of Sport SA and Many of us have a vision which would the contribution it makes to our state’s rich The Advertiser and Channel Seven supported see the best athletes in South Australia sporting culture. the awards with significant press and television competing against the best from around coverage of the 2013 KPMG South Australian the Commonwealth. The Government has This year we are again delighted to sponsor Sport Hall of Fame inductees and award appointed me to head a committee to look the 2013 Sport SA Award Night - an evening recipients. at the feasibility of bidding for the 2030 where we reflect on the achievements of The finalists in The Advertiser Channel Seven Commonwealth Games. I would love to see many within the South Australian sporting Sports Star Awards were selected by the teams that happen and I know many others here arena. at The Advertiser and Channel Seven, with the tonight share that exciting vision. At KPMG we understand the importance People’s Choice winner chosen by the public via At your night of nights, we said of honouring those who make a significant Advertiser.com.au . congratulations and thank you for building contribution to the communities in which The Sport SA Awards Committee selected their on a very proud legacy of participation and we live and work. finalists in October, with all award winners success. As part of our sponsorship with Sport SA, announced at the Gala Dinner. it is our mandate to give back to the state’s Channel Seven again produced a special visual Message from Robert Gerard AO, The sporting community. Throughout the year, presentation of our athletes from all fields of KPMG South Australian Sport Hall of we hold financial workshops for sporting sport. Jane Doyle and Bruce Abernethy hosted Fame, Chairman of the Board of Governors clubs in regional areas and support Sport the event and Mark Soderstrom interviewed our SA on various projects that promote and champions to hear their stories firsthand. The KPMG South Australian Sport Hall of celebrate sport in South Australia. Fame has commenced the recording of Our staff participates in sport at both The establishment of the KPMG South our sporting heritage and there are now an elite and casual level and we actively Australian Sport Hall of Fame is an achievement 35 inductees including two teams since encourage them to live and promote a all South Australian’s should be proud of. Thank the introduction in 2010 and tonight we healthy lifestyle. you for sharing our vision and passion. will hear from those who will join this Jan Sutherland prestigious group of South Australian There’s no doubt that Sport SA plays a vital role in celebrating sport and Chief Executive Officer Sports men and women led by our communicating its benefits to the wider Sport SA Legends, Sir Donald Bradman AC, Bart Cummings AO and Barrie Robran MBE. community and we are again extremely Tony Davison proud to be associated with the cause. General Manager Membership of the KPMG South Australian Channel Seven Adelaide Sport Hall of Fame represents the highest level of recognition, acknowledging and Ish Davies promoting the outstanding achievements Regional Director, South Australia of our state’s greatest athletes and general News Limited

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11 THE CELEBRATION OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SPORT Sport SA Awards

AdministratorSport SA Awards of the Year John Cranwell,Administrator Sasrapid of the Year (Winner) AndrewPhil Caldwell, Sinnott, Squash SA Cricket SA (winner) Association MichelleCathy Doyle, Leske, Swimming Croquet SA SA Andrew Rumbelow, Volleyball SA Coach of the Year Tim Decker,Coach of Cycling the Year (Winner) Peter PeterBishop, Bishop, Swimming Swimming (winner) Jane Woodlands-Thompson,Gareth Jones, Golf SA Netball Brenton Sanderson, AFL Country Athlete of the Year JamesCountry Dukalskis, Athlete Athletics of the Year (Winner) Olivia HeatherDukalskis, Richards, Netball Lower South East Bowling Association (winner) JamesKieran Moss, Ashby, Cricket South Australian Cricket Association Daniel Lawlor, SA Men’s Netball Association Event of the Year RescueEvent 2012 of theWorld Year Life Saving Championships (Winner) 9th FINA2012 World World Tennis Junior Challenge Diving (winner)Championships Asics VictorEnergy AustraliaHarbor SwimmingTriathlons Championships and Fun Run Walk World Croquet Federation Association Croquet Championship Official of the Year SimonOfficial Fry, Cricket of the Year (Winner) Peter MichaelGraham, Eastaughffe, Swimming Rowing SA (winner) Peter Graham, Swimming SA Tammy Varga, Lacrosse Phil Haines, Basketball SA Volunteer Award Geoff Young,Volunteer Cricket Award (Winner) Russell Ritter, Equestrian SA (winner) Graham Knight, Tennis Phil Bowen, Swimming SA Bob Nicholson,Jan Summers, Softball Netball SA

Richard Newman Primary School Sports Award Richard Newman Primary School Sports Award Callum Park, Baseball and Football, Plympton Primary School (Winner) Nikki Thompson, Athletics - Para Hills Primary (winner) RhiannaJake Marshall, Bastian, Swimming Diving, -Craigburn Scotch College Primary School EmmaSam Siddle, May, Football/Tennis-Swimming, Tyndale Colonel LightChristian Gardens School Primary School

SecondarySecondary School School Sports Sports Award Kyle Chalmers,Emma Checker, Swimming, Soccer - Immanuel Immanuel College College (winner) (Winner) BraydenMatthew Davidson, Barnard, Athletics, Diving - Immanuel Reynella College East College StephanieKyle Chalmers, Trzcinski, Swimming Softball, - Immanuel St Peters College Girls School

MargaretSpecial Ralston Services AM to Sport “Golden and the Door” Media Award Marie MargaretLittle OAM Ralston AM

The Advertiser Channel Seven Sports Star of the Year Awards The Advertiser Channel Seven Sports Star of the Year Awards SportsSports Star Star of the of the Year Year Rohan Dennis,Anna Cycling Meares, Cycling People’sPeople’s Choice Choice Sports Star of the YearMatthew Natalie Cowdrey, von Bertouch,Swimming Netball Team Teamof the of Yearthe Year Adelaide Thunderbirds,Australian Netball Men’s Team Pursuit Squad, Cycling JuniorJunior Sports Sports Star Star of the Year Alex Edmondson,Luke Saville, Tennis Cycling Elite AthleteElite Athlete with with a aDisability Disability of the YearMatthew Matthew Cowdrey, Cowdrey, Swimming Swimming TanyaTanya Denver Denver Award Award Vanessa Stokes,Kieran Softball Modra, Cycling

KPMGKPMG South South Australian Australian Sport Hall Hall of Fameof Fame - Inductees Russell Ebert OAM, SANFL 2013 InducteesNeil Fuller OAM, Paralympics Jack OateyRachael AM, Sporn, Football Basketball Jenny AlexanderWilliams, Tobin Lacrosse OAM, Soccer/Football Federation KathrynCharlie Harby-Williams, Walsh OAM, Cycling Netball Coach Ken McGregor, Tennis Sir James Hardy Kt. OBE, Yachting

11 13 Workforce Development Strategic Direction: To drive the development of a skilled capable workforce, of paid and unpaid workers, that meets the needs of the dynamic sport and recreation industry.

Strategic Outcomes Sport SA continues to respond to these “I’ve truly enjoyed every aspect of my job, • Status as an accredited RTO through challenges by embracing and seeking new along with the study at Sport SA over the past quality delivery of training and training initiatives while continuing to provide twelve months. I now have a much broader assessment in Vocational Education is quality training to meet the needs of our knowledge of where I want to go career maintained industry. Our leadership roles in vocational wise…” Sharni Andringa, Administration • Leadership of the Industry to ensure that education provide excellent opportunities Assistant, Encore/SANFL. vocational education and training reflects to inform the continuous improvement and “Completing my Certificate III in Sport and our workforce needs review processes. Recreation has helped me learn the skills • Flexible, responsive vocational education In May this year we were successful in again I needed to succeed in my traineeship and and training which enables people to extending our registration through until 2019. helped me on my journey in finding a career develop and utilise the skills necessary to Our quality assurance and compliance were in an area that I love!...” Peter Giannes, SSO contribute to productivity acknowledged also with reference to industry PE Department, Heathfield High School. • Partnership training arrangements engagement and Sport SA’s application “I am now studying my Bachelor’s Degree are established to meet the needs of was accepted with no requirement for an in Sport and Recreation Management and stakeholders audit visit. In addition we have successfully completing the Certificate III in Sports • To ensure that the Industry Skills Centre extended our scope in response to Industry Trainer has added an extra string to my is a centre of excellence in workforce workforce development demand adding the bow when going for a job in the sporting development Diploma of Sport Development and First Aid. industry…..” Jordan Capel, Year 12 Student, • To provide leadership to ensure that the Henley High School. contribution of our unpaid workforce is recognised and supported Graduation • An effective communication network for Graduation for the class of 2013 was held Traineeships th our paid and unpaid workforce is in place on Wednesday 26 March 2014. Guest The Office for Recreation and Sport • Increased participation in the paid and presenters on the night included the Hon. continues to support the Government unpaid workforce, providing opportunities Leon Bignell MP and Dr. Duncan McFetridge Youth Traineeship Incentive Program that for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, MP. Both speakers discussed the importance provides opportunities for young people to Young, Mature Aged, under- employed and of quality training in the Sport and Recreation be employed in the Sport and Recreation disengaged workers, culturally diverse Industry and the flow on health benefits to industry while undertaking studies towards and all other members of the community. the wider community and issues affecting a qualification in Sport and Recreation. healthy lifestyle. Trainees and students The ongoing support from the Office for Graduated achieving qualifications in The Skills for All South Australian Recreation and Sport by way of providing a Certificate II in Sport and Recreation, government initiative has continued to shape grant to offset the cost of a trainees wage Certificate III in Sport and Recreation and the South Australian Vocational Education allows organisations to employ a young Certificate IV in Sport and Recreation, and Training Sector this year with the person who substantially contributes to Certificate III in Fitness and Certificate III in training market and the Funded Training List their business and the Sport and Recreation Sports Trainer. (FTL) undergoing many modifications since Industry in general. the introduction in 2012. Fortunately for It was pleasing to see the final members Not only does the Office for Recreation Sport SA and our Industry workforce, Sport of the Productivity Places group - Existing and Sport provide grant assistance for the and Recreation and Community Recreation Workers receive their qualifications in traineeship program it is always proactive in qualifications still remain on this list and Community Recreation and Sport and discussing specific needs and training trends are still subsidised for eligible students and Recreation. They are all long serving to improve the program outcomes for the enable the career pathways into the Sport members of the Sports Industry and their trainees. and Recreation Industry. qualifications formalise the extensive knowledge and experience they bring to our This has been demonstrated with guidelines The Industry has transitioned through SIS10 workforce. for the program being changed to include and SIS12 Training Packages in 2013 and higher qualifications for existing trainees to then the new SIS13 qualifications introduced “Working at Golf SA has opened my eyes continue on a vocational pathway with their late in 2013. Skills for All and the constant to the behind the scenes of how a sporting organisation. updates of the Training Package have created organisation works and the importance of its many challenges for Sport SA at this time. success…” Kristen Goedeke, Administration Assistant, Golf SA.

14 It continues to be a highly successful • Coach beginner or novice participants to Sport SA can now provide further upskilling program and we look forward to working develop fundamental motor skills of the professionals that currently work with the Office of Recreation and Sport in the within our Industry or higher qualifications future to offer these opportunities to young • Provide equipment for activities. for those suitably qualified. people wanting to work in our Industry. Sports Ready (formerly AFL SportsReady) All with the aim of achieving the following The Academy of Basketball became a Registered Training Organisation program goals: in early 2012. As a result the numbers of Earlier this year Sport SA entered into a trainees enrolled at Sport SA has decreased. • Support for early childhood settings to partnership to become the RTO for the We continued to provide the trainees enrolled increase play-based physical activity time Academy of Basketball founded by Olympic, Australian and National Basketball League with the face-to-face monthly training and • Increased student participation in play- basketballers Phil Smyth and Steve Brehney. on-job assessment to ensure that trainees based physical activity completed their traineeship with the There are currently 13 students completing • Increased understanding in preschool necessary skills to work within the Industry. a Certificate IV in Sport and Recreation staff and families of the importance of while gaining the skills and experience to physical activity for improving learning be competitive basketballers. The students DECD Project - Premier’s be Active Early outcomes are progressing to the Diploma in Sport Childhood Program • Increased career pathways for Certificate Development. In 2013 Sport SA, in partnership with III Sport and Recreation trainees. the Department of Child Education and The program has been a success in the first VET in Schools Development conducted a pilot program to year and funding has been guaranteed for Henley High School Fitness/Sports Trainer deliver sport and recreation sessions in Early next year. We look forward to working with Our partnership with Henley High School Childhood settings to encourage increased DECD and ORS in the future delivery of the continues to strengthen with the joint delivery participation in sport related activities. program. of Certificate III in Fitness and Certificate III in Sports Trainer. Fitness specific vocational It was badged the Premier’s Be Active Early Sports First Aid experience is provided by VIVA Fitness at Childhood Program and was delivered in the As a result of the constant changes to the Kidman Park and provides the necessary following western suburb sites of Adelaide: Sport Industry Training Package, Sport SA work experience for the students. The has extended its scope to include the First Sports Trainer students gained valuable work • Fulham Park Preschool Kindergarten Aid Unit HLTFA311A. The benefit of doing this experience working at school sport carnivals • GoodStart Early Learning is to offer the nationally accredited unit in a and sporting fixtures. • Gowrie SA Sport SA acknowledges the continued • Henley Community Kindergarten sport context and add value to the current • Kalaya Children’s Centre industry workforce. We have been able to assistance of overall program coordinator • Lady Gowrie Child Centre Underdale cater for individuals within our industry Tim Kloeden, the assistance of Trevor Cibich • St. Joseph’s – Hindmarsh requiring the qualification and larger groups in the Fitness Program and Sammy Nutt • West Port Preschool. from specific sports requiring a tailored and Chad Winstanley in the Sports Trainer sport specific course that meets the unit Program. The sessions were not only beneficial to the guidelines. children and staff at the sites they were also Certificate II in Sport and Recreation an opportunity to provide practical hands on Diploma of Sport Development Vocational Education and Training (VET) experience to the trainees in planning and Another response to the changing training provides an alternative pathway to students delivering sport and recreation sessions and environment and the strategic direction completing Year 12 while preparing them to programs. The students gained this practical of workforce development has been the enter the workforce. experience while achieving the following decision to extend the Sport SA scope to competencies: In 2013 Sport SA worked with 11 schools who include higher qualifications that previously delivered VET to approximately 400 students • Plan and conduct a sports and recreation have not been available at Sport SA. In within the school curriculum at Stage 1 and session October 2013 Sport SA was approved to Stage 2. deliver the Diploma of Sport Development.

15 In addition to gaining nationally recognised Training Industry Reference Group The following concerns remain on the units of competency or qualifications the Penny Curtis - Service Skills SA agenda: Red Tape Reduction, WHS, Child VET in Schools program assisted students Protection, Insurance, Volunteer Rights and to complete SACE requirements while Jill George - Sport SA Director Protection and the Cost of Volunteering and providing a vocational study pathway or David Hutton - Sport SA Director we are presenting these in the many forums providing vocational experience on which Tim Kloeden - Henley High School where we represent the sport and recreation to commence a career in the Sport and industry. Richard Mellon - Office for Recreation and Recreation Industry. Sport and Recreation Sport The Ministerial Advisory Group on is a practical vehicle for students to achieve Volunteering has provided recommendations Danny O’Brien - Basketball SA SACE requirements and many more schools and advice to the Minister on matters related are looking to include it in their curriculum. Lee Patterson - Sport SA to volunteering with Chair and Minister for Phil Sinnott - Squash SA Volunteers, now Ms. Zoe Bettison MP. Workforce Development Partners Michael Smart - SportsReady In 2014 MAGV has not continued and the Active Ageing Australia (SA) Jan Sutherland - Sport SA Volunteering Strategy for South Australia has been developed, “To improve the experience Aquatic Operation and Development Tom Trewartha - Traction Teambuilding. of volunteers, enhance the outcomes for Australasia (AODA) volunteer involving organisations, and help Department of Education and Child Workplace Assessor maintain a volunteer participation rate of 70% Development (DECD) or better”. Lee Patterson First in Sports First Aid This involves a partnership across four South Australian National Football League sectors: volunteer involving organisations, Workplace Welfare Visits business, Local Government and State SportsReady Jill George Government with the following partners: Traction Team Building Colin Steinert. • Minister for Volunteers (representing the Tredwell Management Services. State Government) • Volunteering SA & NT Volunteers Lecturers • Local Government Association of South The Sport and Recreation volunteer workforce Australia Jackie Blyth continues to underpin the provision of sport • Business SA. Lee Patterson and recreation and the many roles undertaken The Strategy will be delivered with a 3 Pam Simmons include coach, referee, committee member, official, provider of medical support and Year Operational Plan of 4 focus areas and Susan Stevens support with fundraising. The contribution of Sport SA CEO, Jan Sutherland is Chair of Jan Sutherland this unpaid workforce presents challenges Working Group 1 Focus Area, “Invest in the foundations of volunteering”. Belinda Tredwell in quantifying the economic and social Our capable, enthusiastic volunteer Tom Trewartha. contribution especially when we include the informal and less structured work which is a workforce have been “in action” in many feature of sport and recreation. sporting events and competitions and we It is essential that we support, recognise and would like to thank you once again for your value their involvement and ensure that we outstanding efforts. The 2014 Naracoorte advocate for the addressing of any issues. The State Masters Games epitomised this great statistical demographic of the workforce does community effort. We appreciate your not seem to be represented by the younger contribution to the success of the Games and age groups and we need to ensure that we are know that these sporting events would not responsive to the different approaches often happen without you! required to encourage their participation.

16 Lifelong Active Participation To promote the participation in sport and recreation as an integral part of an active, balanced and healthy lifestyle for all South Australians.

Strategic Outcomes Objectives competition in sport for mature age participants • South Australia is a healthy, active The Games continue to grow due to the has been highlighted with an increase in active sport and recreation community focus of each host region on not only the participation in sport in evidence since the first Games in 2011. • Information collected to promote the participation but also the spirit of competition. benefits of participating in sport and Although the on field rivalries are strong, the Dragonboating and Swimming were new to the recreation as a significant element in defining features each year remain to be the program from 2011 providing diversity and an the reduction of chronic disease. social interaction, camaraderie and enduring aquatic aspect to the weekend. friendships. Sport SA ensures the following • Promotion and support of the objectives are met by each region; participation of children in PE to develop the fundamental movement • To promote lifelong active participation in skills as a basis for a sporting life. sport and recreation • Lifelong, involvement in the sport and • To provide an incentive for athletes to recreation accessible to all from pre- renew, maintain or commence their active 2015 South Australian Masters Games school, community to masters participation in sport Date: 26-29 March 2015 • Community sport presents an • To provide a focus for sporting innovative approach to sport and organisations to identify and recognise ACTIVITIES recreation to meet changes in lifestyle. mature age participants, establish 8 Ball, Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, communication and encourage involvement Cricket, Cycling, Darts, Equestrian, Football, in sport South Australian Masters Games Futsal, Golf, Hockey, Lawn Bowls, Netball, Origins of the Masters Games concept • To encourage sporting organisations to Pony Express Enduro, Squash, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis, Touch Football & The Masters Games concept was first address the development of the mature aged component of their sport Volleyball suggested by the Australian Sports Commission in the early 1980s. It was a • To stimulate and promote community For more information regarding the Clare 2015 concept that saw the beginnings of the interest and participation in sport South Australian Masters Games contact: World Masters appearing in Toronto in • To encourage the partnership of Tourism Andrew Waters, Manager - Recreation & 1985 as well as the Alice Springs Masters and Sport in regional areas Lifestyles in 1986. Since then Masters events have [email protected] supplied the world’s mature age athletes • To encourage more people to participate with a host of opportunities in sharing a in mature age sports activities from your Ph: 8842 3999 Mob: 0458 195 220 common philosophy of engaging in some region and the rest of South Australia http://www.claremastersgames.com.au form of activity and mixing it with a social • To provide an annual South Australian State occasion. The South Australian Masters Masters opportunity Games was developed by Sport SA and have been held annually since 1996. • To encourage retail and commerce to support the local development of sport in Previous venues for the Games have been: their region. 1996 Riverland 1997 Adelaide 1998 Mt. Gambier 2013 Clubs SA Sport, Fitness and Health Festival 1999 Riverland 2000 Port Pirie Sport SA with support from Clubs SA, staged the inaugural Clubs SA Sport, Fitness and Health 2001 Port Lincoln Festival at Elder Park and the Torrens Parade 2002 Port Pirie Ground on the 7th and 8th of December 2013. 2003 Whyalla Clubs SA was very supportive of the Festival’s 2004 Port Pirie 2014 Naracoorte State Masters Games, theme which has always been to educate the general community on how to lead a healthier Date: April 4-7 2014 2005 Riverland and more active lifestyle; with overweight and 2006 Port Pirie The Naracoorte Lucindale Council held a very obesity levels on the rise it is important that 2 0 0 7 Murray Bridge successful South Australian Masters Games there are active channels to educate the public following on from their successful inaugural on ways to eat healthier and maintain a long 2008 Port Pirie Games in 2011. term level of fitness to prevent general ill health 2009 Ceduna Locals played host to 1,000 registrations later in life. 2010 Port Pirie being with an even split of female and male The response from Sport SA members and the 2011 Naracoorte competitors. The town offered 18 sports over Fitness and Health industries was excellent given the four days with Tennis (125), Netball (103), 2012 Port Pirie it was a new event and the Festival attracted 75 Lawn Bowls (97) and Athletics (84) being exhibitors including 25 Sport SA members and 2013 Orroroo the most popular. The event showcased the of these members 11 of them were involved in 2014 Naracoorte Naracoorte Sports Centre (local sporting hub) providing activities over the two days. The overall with 7 sports conducted in this facility. Festival Program had 59 individual activities Events held during the weekend drew large which were a mix of come’n’try, demonstrations numbers of community spectators causing and competitions. The demonstrations were the interest in the event and participation in the most popular as they showcased what was best future. The potential of encouraging active about each of the sports.

17 Finance Report The South Australian Sports Federation Inc. Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 June 2014

Statement by the Board The Board has determined that the association is not a reporting entity and that this special purpose financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies outlined in the Notes to the financial statements. In the opinion of the Board of the South Australian Sports Federation Inc.: • The accompanying financial report presents fairly the financial position of South Australian Sports Federation Inc. as at 30th June 2014. At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that the South Australian Sports Federation Inc. will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due. • The association is not a subsidiary nor is there a subsidiary of the association; and • The association is not a trustee of a trust. • Since the end of the previous financial year: o no officer of the association, or o a firm of which the officer is a member, or o a body corporate in which the officer has a substantial financial interest has received or become entitled to receive a benefit as a result of a contract between the officer, firm or body corporate and the association; and • Since the end of the previous financial year, no officer of the association has received directly or indirectly from the association any payment or other benefit (other than a salary included in the aggregate amount of remuneration received or due and receivable by officers) of a pecuniary value. Signed in accordance with a resolution of the South Australian Sports Federation Inc.

Signed for and on behalf of the Board:

John Dicker APM Jill George President Vice President Dated this 19th day of August 2014.

Independent Audit Report I have audited the special purpose Statement of Financial Position (Balance Sheet) and Statement of Financial Performance (Income and Expenditure) for the South Australian Sports Federation Incorporated for the financial year ending 30 June 2014 The Associations’ officers are responsible for preparing the financial statements that comply with Accounting Standards and in accordance with the Associations Incorporations Act 1985. This includes responsibility for the maintenance of adequate accounting records and internal controls. The audit procedures assessed whether in all material aspects the Statements presented fairly in accordance to Accounting Standards. The procedures included testing, examination, discussion and analysis, and any other disclosures in the statement that were not directly derived from the full financial statements. In my opinion the Association’s Statement of Financial Performance and Statement of Financial Position present a true and fair view of the results of the activities and position of the Association for the period ending 30 June 2014.

Rod Shearing OAM, FIPA Auditor 3 Beryl Court MODBURY 5092 Dated this 8th day of August 2014

18 Finance Report The South Australian Sports Federation Inc. Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 June 2014

Balance Sheet as at 30th June 2014

Jun 30, 14 Jun 30, 13 Current Assets Cash on Hand 85,664 94,182 Investments 284,085 268,715 Petty Cash 200 200 Undeposited Funds 6,699 213 376,648 363,310 Accounts Receivable Sundry Debtors 22,075 78,921

Total Current Assets 398,723 442,231 Fixed Assets Building Improvements 0 316 Buildings 544,526 562,082 Computer Hardware & Software 2,298 5,035 Furniture & Office Equip 1,310 2,260 Total Fixed Assets 548,134 569,693 946,857 1,011,924

Current Liabilities Income Received in Advance 20,000 8,000 Payroll Liabilities 63,476 53,522 Tax Payable -2,754 -328 Total Current Liabilities 80,722 61,194 Net Assets 866,135 950,730

Member Funds Retained Earnings 950,729 960,781 Net Income -84,594 -10,052 866,135 950,729

19 Finance Report The South Australian Sports Federation Inc. Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 June 2014

Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 30th June 2014 Statement of Significant Accounting Policies This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act (SA) 1985. The Board has determined that the association is not a reporting entity. The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historic costs and does not take into account changing money values, or except where specifically stated, current valuations of non-current assets. The following significant accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous period, unless otherwise stated, have been adopted in the preparation of this financial report.

(a) Fixed Assets Fixed assets are carried at cost less accumulated depreciation. There is a 20 year renegotiable lease agreement with the land on which the premises are situated. The depreciable amount of all fixed assets are depreciated over the useful lives of the assets to the association commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use. The Board will undertake a review of the assets and their realisable values in the future.

(b) Employee Benefits Provision is made in respect of the association’s liability for annual leave and long service leave at balance date, calculated at current rates of pay. The Board has determined that provision for long service leave is brought to account for employees who have completed five years of service, although the statutory liability for the association does not commence until employees have completed seven years of service. Contributions to superannuation funds, at the rate specified for the superannuation guarantee levy, are charged as an expense when incurred.

(c) Income Tax No provision for income tax is necessary, as the association is exempt from income tax under section 50-45 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.

(d) Cash Cash includes cash on hand and at the banks, ANZ and Bendigo, held as term deposits.

(e) Revenue and Other Income Revenue is measured at the fair value of the consideration received or receivable. All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST).

(f) Goods and Services Tax (GST) Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office. Receivables and payables in the balance sheet are shown inclusive of GST.

20 Finance Report The South Australian Sports Federation Inc. Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 June 2014

Income and Expenditure July 2013 – June 2014

Jul ‘13 - Jun 14 Jul ‘12 - Jun 13 Income Income - General Government Grant - General 90,000 90,000 Interest 16,828 17,364 Membership Subscriptions 22,260 21,836 Sponsorship 750 0 Sundry Income 2,860 5,652 Tenant Income 7,115 7,437 Total Income - General 139,813 142,289

Total Income - Projects 253,524 260,252

Income - Training 209,408 229,711

Total Income 602,745 632,252

Expense Advert, Annual Report, Board, Subscriptions 5,611 6,198 Audit, Legal, Bank Fees 2,350 3,014 Car, Cabcharge, Courier 1,126 1,174 Cleaning, Maintenance 5,777 5,123 Depreciation and Amortisation 21,559 29,076 Insurance 9,382 9,554 IT, Phones, Website 8,978 11,028 Postage, Printing, Stationery 14,638 14,737 Lease, Off Site Storage 36,797 38,029 Staff Amenities, Staff Training 928 845 Salaries & Wages 349,840 331,017 Tenant Expenses 569 935 Sundry 3,448 10,961 Training Room Supplies 1,704 2,103 Expense - Projects 171,252 126,397 Expense - Training 53,380 52,113

687,338 642,304

Nett Loss -84,594 -10,052

21 Finance Report Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 JuneINCOME 2014 2013/14

SERVICES & PROJECTS Income 2013 - 2014 Other Projects, Trainee Subsidies Club One Interest Tenants FesJval / Expo Other Masters Games SA Income Room Hire Dragon Boats AquaJcs

State Sport Dispute Centre Awards Night Member & Sponsor FuncJons Training -‐ Industry Other FFS, SANFL

Training Traineeships -‐ ORS & DECS and Admin

Traineeships -‐ Other Partnerships, MIT, VET, PPP Job Seekers Government StEP Membership Fees Grant -‐ General SERVICES & PROJECTS FINANCIAL SUMMARY 2013/14 SERVICES & PROJECTS Income and Expenditure 2013 - 2014 Income and Expenditure

$500,000

$450,000

$400,000

$350,000

$300,000

$250,000

$200,000

$150,000

$100,000

$50,000

Income Expenditure 22 Sport SA Partners Sport SA would like to thank and acknowledge the support of our Partners in the 2013/14 financial year.

The Office for Recreation and Sport Specialist in Sport and Recreation The Office for Recreation and Sport’s provision of core funding and also targeted projects funding, enables us to undertake our role as the peak industry body for sport in SA. OAMPS Insurance Brokers have been managing risks for businesses throughout the sporting community for over 30 years. Providing insurance cover and risk management Adelaide Shores Adelaide Shores and Sport SA have been in partnership for over a decade. solutions tailored to your business’ specific needs. In May 2000, Ron Shattock then CEO at West Beach Trust (Adelaide Shores) approached Kathy Stanton (Sport SA CEO) to be a corporate donor with the shared vision that the partnership would work together in the development of For more information on how OAMPS can provide your sport and tourism within South Australia. business with the match winning solution, call us today. In this period both parties have continued to work together and now many of our members regularly use the Adelaide Shores accommodation for their teams and individuals and enjoy the excellent sporting facilities. Tiffany Austin-Sanchez Account Executive [email protected] OAMPS Insurance Brokers The partnership with OAMPS is the longest in Sport SA’s history. The 1994 08 8172 8000 oamps.com.au report lists OAMPS (then known as Insurance Exchange of Australia) as a 180 Greenhill Road, Parkside, Adelaide SA 5063 General Sponsor and Corporate Member. OAMPS Insurance Brokers is now part of Arthur J Gallagher & Co, one of the largest risk management and insurance broking companies in the world. OAMPS Insurance Brokers Ltd ABN 34 005 543 920 AFSL 238312 Ref: 0407 - Oct12 With more than 30 branches across all Australian states and territories, OAMPS delivers personalised local service backed by a global network of international expertise. In a market with many players, the OAMPS vision is 0407 - Ad - Sports SA 1-3pg.indd 1 2/10/12 2:12 PM to be Australia’s most admired insurance broker by remaining firmly focused on a mission to protect more Australians every day. We are committed to being closer to clients and communities in order to understand them, earn their trust, provide them with proactive advice and solutions and to position them to financially survive any insurable event.

Festival City Photography Festival City Photography is Adelaide’s leading social, school, event and formal photographers. Photographing over 500 events per year we can cater for dinners from 30 to 3000 with photos brought back the same night and no attendance fee! We are also school formal and Corporate/Conference photography specialists with experienced and professional staff with over 40 years’ experience. We can cater for your club’s needs be it sports carnivals, grand finals, club sponsor photos, team photos or both action and studio photography. Let us tailor a photographic package to suit your event needs! Please call 1300 360 241 or email Events Coordinator at [email protected] . www.festivalphoto.com.au

23 Sport SA Partners Sport SA would like to thank and acknowledge the support of our Partners in the 2013/14 financial year.

Performance Mouthguards Performance Mouthguards not only protect teeth, but aid in the prevention of concussion due to the excellent design and fit. The designs are as recommended by the Dental Health Foundation – Australia, University of Sydney and recommended Australian Standards. The Adelaide Camry Crows, including many local amateur clubs and schools are currently protected by Performance Mouthguards. Performance Mouthguards include four designs suitable for all sports and age groups. After your dental impressions are taken, the mouthguard is custom made using different combinations of material and construction techniques. Performance Mouthguards are covered by an Unconditional Warranty for manufacturing faults and a Money Back Guarantee if their customers are not able to tolerate the mouthguard. Performance Mouthguards can successfully construct a mouthguard to fit over orthodontic bands. Rebates are payable for privately insured patients depending on the type of dental cover held, quote item number 151. For further information please visit www.performancemouthguards.com.au or call 83765144 to make an appointment.

Club One Club One (SA) Limited holds a Special Club License created in 2006 by the Parliament of South Australia, when it made changes to the Gaming Machine Act 1992. The mission of Club One (SA) Limited is to provide the ethical management of gaming machine entitlements in order to raise funds to be distributed on the basis of merit and need for the benefit of grass roots community sport and recreation, clubs, and the South Australian community.

Clubs SA Clubs SA is a not-for-profit Association that provides assistance to the Licensed Club Industry of South Australia. Clubs SA specialises in providing professional assistance to community Club administrators by the way of industrial relations advice, health and safety compliance, legislative advice and interpretation, industry specific support, training and more.

The Many Faces of Cancer Our mission is to make a difference by enabling people to celebrate the lives of their loved ones and in the process raise funds in a fun and enjoyable manner for cancer research and the services that support people with cancer, their carers, families and friends. Thank you to the following Sport SA members and partners who contributed to the outstanding success of our 2014 Charity Dinner:

• Adelaide Football Club • Golf SA • Adelaide United Football Club • Port Adelaide Football Club • Bicycle SA • South Australian Cricket Association • Dragonboat SA • Tennis SA

Sport SA - Registered Office Sport SA has achieved a reputation for promoting sports Military Road, West Beach SA administration and management as a professional small business PO Box 103 West Beach SA 5024 operation, for high level advocacy with government on important Sports Industry issues, is a Registered Training Organisation and Phone: +61 8 8353 7755 Fax: +61 8 8353 7822 has expanded a highly respected industry training program to ABN 97 454 116 317 meet201 the ne3ed/s2014 of our i nAdustNNry. UAL REPORT

Sport SA - Registered Office Military Road, West Beach SA PO Box 103 West Beach SA 5024

Phone: +61 8 8353 7755 Fax: +61 8 8353 7822 ABN 97 454 116 317 2013/2014 ANNUAL REPORT