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From the State President

The question that has We need to do more to support Watches – reducing been raised around meeting formalities and the need for so many Neighbourhood Watch office bearers, perhaps even producing a generic Tasmania over the past newsletter that all Watches can use, making crime few years has been reports available electronically, etc. Implementing “where to from here?” such change might not sit comfortably with all groups, but we need to progress this organisation. The number of Watches has diminished, Malcolm MacDonald & Associates has been volunteers continue to age and we don’t seem to engaged to assist this process, but they can only have the right recipe to engage younger members act on what we tell them. So make sure you tell of the community. your State Committee representative how you see Neighbourhood Watch into the future. The conference that we held at Deloraine two years ago certainly provided many pro-active and Our Annual General Meeting held late last year exciting ideas on how individual Watches could provided yet another opportunity for us to consider work with their local community for progression. working in partnership on an issue of significant Sadly, many Watches have just sunk back into the importance. Peter Middleton from Tasmanian Fire old ways and don’t like to address the suggestions Service talked about using community partnerships that were put forward. Working with other like- to assist with spreading the message about fire minded organisations in your local community is preparedness and emergency evacuations. This is seen by some as a threat, yet it should be viewed very relevant information for our rural Watches, but as a positive to progress NHW in that area. can still apply in the more urban areas. Although the past summer was a warm one, we have managed Gone are the days when Watches had the to get through it without significant fire outbreaks. manpower to letterbox every house in every That was very good news and we want to keep it street on a regular basis. As the saying goes, that way. make Mohammed come to the mountain – make the newsletters available at the places people go Let’s keep the channels of communication open within that community. And we can’t be scared – between each other, between Watches and of electronic communication – email, Facebook, between community organisations in your area – Twitter and web pages are all very valuable tools there is much strength in being informed across all for communication. issues.

As President of the State body, I am overseeing Jan Dunsby an extensive review of the way we operate, too. President

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FROM THE EDITOR

It is now some six the role of Neighbourhood Watch in this kind of months since the wider community context, c.f. the Nubeena and publication of the previous Natone stories. edition of NHWtasmania and three months since With one exception, all the stories in the Around the 2014 NHWT Calendar the State section of this issue: the Alan Page hit the streets. With fewer NHWT publications Memorial Garden, Nubeena Does it Again, annually, one could be excused for thinking that Legana’s Secret and West Moonah’s Neighbour the role of the Editor gets progressively easier. Day -- have a wider community context than crime prevention and community safety in the Not at all! As time goes by, there are fewer and traditional sense. fewer contributions from individual members of NHWT. A reflection, I hear you say, of the state of Now, well may you say, these stories are about health of our organisation. Watches in country areas (West Moonah would quite rightly disagree); and life was always So, what to do? A little informed navel-gazing different there. Point taken, but a Letter to the would not go amiss. Editor in the next issue, be it in defence of the status quo, or contesting it, would not go amiss Some 12 months ago at the two-day gathering either. of Watch members and friends in Deloraine, a number of speakers suggested there was scope It is, after all, your magazine! Your views, those in Tasmania -- given its size and relatively stable of the readership generally, about its current population -- for closer relationships, even active ‘shape’, and its effectiveness in spreading the co-operation, between particular community Neighbourhood message in the wider Tasmania organisations. Yet, how many Watches have taken community would be very much appreciated. up this option? Malcolm Grant This co-operative theme and approach had been Editor aired at the Future Directions day at Archers Manor in May 2012 and at the joint NHWA/NHWT training Day at the Royal Yacht Club in Hobart in REPORT CRIME TO POLICE June last year. Interesting in this issue -- and this is not a new 131 444 phenomenon – are the stories that come out of nhwtas.org.au

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CONTACTS BULLETIN BOARD

NHW State and District Liaison Do we have your State Community Policing Services Watch information? Sergeant Leigh Taylor 6320 2767 A reminder to Area Co-ordinators that: Southern District Sen. Constable Stephen Rose 6230 2166 • The financial year is 1 July to 30 June. • A copy of the annual financial statement should Northern District be sent to the State Treasurer. Sen Constable Annabel Shegog (District Co-ordinator) 6336 3998 • A copy of the minutes of the AGM should be Western District sent to the State Secretary. Sen. Constable Leonie Ridge (District Co-ordinator) 6434 5286 • Changes to office-bearers should be notified to the State Co-ordinator and State Treasurer. Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000 • The annual fee, currently $25.00, should be NHW Tasmania Inc. State Committee sent to the State Treasurer within three months of the end of the financial year. President and Public Officer Jan Dunsby 0419 328 469 [email protected] Dates for your Vice President and Southern District Delegate Patricia Leary 0419 318 012 calendar for 2014: Treasurer and Southern District Delegate State Committee Meetings: Wayne Burgess 14 June, October (AGM) date to be fixed, 6 [email protected] (03) 6229 6895 December, Police Headquarters, Launceston, State Secretary at 10.30 a.m. Patricia Leary 0419 318 012 [email protected]> Annual General Meeting District Delegates October (date to be fixed) Launceston Police Headquarters Southern District Deirdre Biggar 6265 9711 [email protected] All members of NHW may attend these meetings, but voting rights are restricted to Jan Davis State Committee members. [email protected]

Malcolm Grant 6234 6672 malingrant@ bigpond.com District Council meetings

Northern District for the year are as follows: Gerry Bartley 6393 6687 Fax: 6393 6687 Northern District Thursdays, 11am at the Launceston Police Station: John Martin 3 April, 7 August, 6 November. [email protected]

David Jones Southern District [email protected] Mondays, 7.30 pm at Hobart Police Station: 26 May, 25 August, 24 November. Western District Robert Harcourt-White 6491 1156 Western District [email protected] Wednesdays, 7.30 pm at the Ulverstone Police Lyndy Hoodless Station: 19 February, 21 May, 20 August (AGM), [email protected] 19 November.

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NORTHERN DISTRICT REPORT

The Northern District held it’s final meeting for 2013 recent years, in conjunction with the Meander Valley on 26 September last. Whilst the meeting wasn’t Council with which they have always maintained a well attended, those that were present participated good relationship, on raising money for their Hadspen enthusiastically in conversations with one another and Seating Project . This project is in its final stages and were able to enlighten members about what was going Watch members hope it can be completed this year. on in their areas. The Watch obtained Wheelie Bin Stickers through State NHW last year and gained approval from the Council to Discussion at individual, District and State meetings approach bin owners to attach the stickers to their bins. has often been around newsletters and how individual The aim is to promote NHW and its security messages. groups can continue to keep their communities informed, with newsletter deliverers declining in In Northern District there are a number of Watches numbers due to age. which are struggling for numbers and members to take on office-bearer positions. White Hills NHW closed at David Jones, co-ordinator of the Kings Meadows/ the end of 2013, citing very few members, a low crime Youngtown NHW, recently spoke to members about rate, and the sale of their local meeting hall, depriving their Watch moving to online newsletters. Kings them of their usual meeting location. Meadows Youngtown have a large business community (180 businesses) in their area, and their group has Several other Watches have expressed their concern increased its business focus in recent years to ensure at losing a number of members to ill health and being the Watch stays relevant to its community. unable to complete newsletter deliveries, which is still regarded as an important function in many Watches. The Watch also hosted a Business Incentive Safety One school of thinking is that members don’t see value Forum in October 2013, with the keynote speaker: in moving everything online as their age demographic Deputy Commissioner Scott Tilyard. Launceston Mayor is not terribly technologically savvy. And the issue of Albert van Zetten and Commander Richard Cowling attracting younger members has also been debated also addressed the well attended forum, which was for many years and remains a genuine issue in most sponsored by the Bendigo Bank. Watches.

The Newnham NHW, with Linda Madill at the Hopefully, with the recent appointment of Pat helm, holds regular car boot sales and often invites Leary (current NHWT Secretary) as President of surrounding NHW groups to their meetings when they Neighbourhood Watch Australasia, we shall continue to have an interesting guest speaker booked in. One of be kept up to date with current National NHW trends their members, Alan Leighton passed away just prior to and will be able to move through the real issues NHW our last District meeting. Alan was very highly regarded is facing and come out stronger on the other side. within and outside NHW circles. He was awarded Life Membership at the 2011 NHW convention at Deloraine. Annabel Shegog S/Const 1651 The Hadspen Watch continues to be very active within Northern Community Policing Services its community. Members have also had a focus in

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SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORT

At the most recent meeting of the Southern District Maybe: members a discussion took place about the future structure less formality and fewer requirements for the of Neighbourhood Watch Tasmania (NHWT) in general. running of local Watch meetings;

At the national level Neighbourhood Watch Australasia collaborations or relationships of some kind could (NHWA) is busy and proactive. Many projects are be pursued within each District or local community; being implemented across the country and NHWA is there are various community organisations which, currently seeking on-going federal funding to enable like us, are possibly struggling for membership and these projects to continue. The projects are adaptable volunteers, and they may be interested in joining and can, and will, be implemented in Tasmania. Some forces and resources. require training of Volunteers. We do not intend that any change should cause us to Some suggestions for a review of how NHWT currently lose our identity but increase our collective numbers, operates were considered. Whilst our Constitution does recognition and be able to do more in our communities. not define what a NHWT member is, it was proposed It is proposed that there be on-going discussion within that there could be a number of categories: local Watches and at District levels about ideas to enliven NHWT, to seek some sponsorship and to be E-members: those who seek only to access proactive. our website for information and be forwarded newsletters and other relevant information; We have one of the world’s most identifiable logos and an untainted reputation, many dedicated and Volunteer members: those who volunteer to committed volunteers and some innovative and work at functions and promotions and register relevant projects. accordingly; What more do we need? ON FaceBook friends, who use our FaceBook page; Keen and active members prepared to“BLOCKED do ‘the hard DRAINS? CAL Local members, who continue to run area Watch yards’ and to promote our organisation when and 24/ meetings in their current form; wherever possible. WE CAN UNBLOCK & 7 L and maybe a junior NHWT group. The Executive would like to hear from members about any ideas or plans they may be considering.REPAIR DRAINS WITHOUT DIGGING” Other possibilities may be considered and all members have been invited to provide ideas about how we Pat Leary can become more pro-active and community active. Southern DistrictPh President(03) 6273 6128 www.nujet.com.au ONON CALL • Plumbing Maintenance – Residential & Commercial “BLOCKED DRAINS? 24/724/CAL “Proudly Supporting WE CAN UNBLOCK & 7 • CCTVL Inspections – up to diameter sizes of 1800mm REPAIR DRAINS WITHOUT DIGGING” • Relining of Drains without digging our local policing and Ph (03) 6273 6128 www.nujet.com.au • Drainage Issues • Septic tank problems the Neighbourhood • Clear Blocked Drains • Senior/Pensioner discounts • PlumbingProudly Supporting Maintenance our local – Residentialpolicing and the& Commercial Neigbourhood Watch“Proudly Program Supporting Watch Program” • CCTV Inspections – up to diameter sizes of 1800mm • Relining of Drains without digging our local policing and the Neighbourhood • Drainage Issues • Septic tankProudlyProudlyProudly problems Supporting Supporting Supporting our Proudly Supporting • Clear Blocked Drains • Senior/Pourensioner Local dis ourcounts LocalWatch Program” our Local PolicingLocalPolicing and the Policing and and the the Policing and the NeighbourhoodNeighbourhoodNeighbourhood Neighbourhood WatchWatch ProgramWatch Program Program Watch Program

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WESTERN DISTRICT REPORT

Western District NHW committee held its final interest in the welfare and maintenance of the meeting for 2013 on the 20th November in the new Reserve over many years, and the new interpretive Devonport Police Station in Wenvoe Street. This native garden is a fitting tribute. state of the art $8 million dollar facility was built on land purchased from the Devonport Council and was On 22 February Upper Burnie NHW held a function officially opened in June 2013. It replaced a much at the South Burnie Football Clubrooms to celebrate outdated and very cramped old building in Oldaker 20 years of continuous activity. Afternoon tea was Street that had been built some 60 years previously. enjoyed, along with good fellowship. Congratulations are extended to the Watch. Many of the volunteers The new station, which is also the Divisional are original members. I recall vividly the public headquarters, is home to over 50 police officers and meeting held at the then Upper Burnie Primary support staff. In addition to the main building there School to launch the Watch. is a separate complex that houses forensic services, vehicle examination bays, property and storage Port Sorell NHW had their first meeting for the New rooms, and the regional SES group. Year on 24 February, and representatives of Port Sorell Lions Club attended and presented a cheque Before our meeting we received a much appreciated for $850 to the Watch. The money resulted from a 5 tour of the facilities from Commander Locky cent coin drive the Lions had undertaken over recent Avery and the acting Divisional Inspector, Darren months with the local Watch chosen as the volunteer Pendlebury. I must also thank Inspector Adrian organisation recipient. A very generous donation Shadbolt, the Divisional OIC, for his kind permission indeed. in allowing our use of his magnificent new station. At our first District meeting for 2014, Ambleside- Of interest were large fingerprints uniquely etched Panorama Heights generously donated $50 to the into glass panels on a staircase leading from the very modest District bank account. This Watch does ground floor to the first floor level. These fingerprints so on a yearly basis and their kindness is appreciated. are in memory of Sergeant Penny Burtt and It has always been my hope that the District could Constable Tom Burley, two long serving and highly achieve some degree of financial independence so respected local police officers whose untimely that we could assist local Watches in need and also passing has occurred in recent years. A fitting tribute conduct NHW events at a district level. and a sign of much sincerity and consideration on the part of Tasmania Police. It was decided at the District meeting that we must take proactive steps to ensure the ongoing viability of In November and December a number of Watches our remaining groups. The failure to fill officer-bearer held functions to celebrate the coming Christmas roles was the primary cause of a number of Watches season and holiday period. They included Ambleside- going into recess, both locally and state-wide. Panorama Heights, Natone and Districts, Cam- Volunteers lacked the confidence to take on these Somerset, Central Wynyard, Port Sorell, and Latrobe. roles. In addition, newsletter editors require more assistance in the form of information and reference Roxley Snare, the coordinator of Central Wynyard, material to avoid the ongoing and almost desperate was able to report that senior management of quest to fill their newsletter/s. We hope to develop Woolworths had granted authority for the Watch a strategy whereby some informal training can occur to have a number of motor vehicle specific crime along with resourcing of newsletter material. prevention signs erected in the large car park at the rear of their Wynyard supermarket. The signage was Finally, I would like to take the opportunity on behalf made possible through a successful community grant of Western District to congratulate Pat Leary (state application by the Watch to NHW Australasia. committee secretary) on her recent appointment as national President of the board of NHW Australasia. On 9 February, the Alan Page Memorial Garden Given her wealth of experience and expertise was officially opened in the Upper Natone Forestry gained from presiding over tribunals and boards of Reserve, which is a part of the Natone and Districts management throughout her working life we know Watch area. Alan, a former watch coordinator, that Pat will do us proud in this important role. District President, delegate on the State NHW committee, and Bush Watch committee member Ken Geeves was dedicated to his local community and is President remembered as a tireless worker. He had a great Western District

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WINTER FIRE SAFETY

Change your clock/change your smoke to bed or leaving the house alarm battery at the end of daylight saving. • Never leave cooking unattended. Turn it off before you turn away Some simple home fire safety messages to protect your home in the cooler • Install smoke alarms in each sleeping months: area, hallway and living area. Prepare and practise a home fire escape plan • Clean and maintain chimneys and with the whole family heater flues yearly • Never sleep with your electric blanket • Always use a metal fire screen with turned on an open fire • Don’t leave electric blankets on when • Don’t leave your heater door open you are not home

• Keep flammable material at least • Check electric blankets for faulty 2 metres away from heaters wiring

• Extinguish your open fire before • Don’t overload power points leaving the house or going to bed • Switch off and unplug appliances, • Be careful disposing of heater ash. when not in use Ashes can take up to 5 days to cool. Place in a metal container, well clear • Clean dryer lint filters before every of the house, and pour water over use them

• Don’t burn candles near flammable • Use an electric heater which switches materials off automatically if knocked over

• Never smoke in bed • Position heaters away from heavy traffic • Keep matches and lighters locked away from children • Always turn heaters off when going

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VEHICLE BURGLARY and VEHICLE THEFT

VEHICLE CONTENTS Help avoid your car being stolen by following Most thieves break into cars because they see these tips: something they want inside. • Have an immobiliser fitted. This prevents the engine Never leave valuables, e.g. CDs, purse, handbag, from running, unless the correct key or other token shopping, mobile phone, laptop computer, luggage, is present. See www.carsafe.com.au or call 1300 camera, etc. in your vehicle. 668 410 for more information about immobilisers.

If you do need to leave these things in your vehicle, • Never leave your car unattended, with the key in the don’t leave them where they can be seen; and conceal ignition. them before you park, in case you are being watched. • Don’t leave keys lying around on tables, desks or • Don’t leave keys and your address or key hooks. accommodation information visible inside your vehicle when unattended. • Never hide a second set of keys anywhere on your car. • Always lock your car, close the windows, and never leave your keys in or on the vehicle. Remember, • Fit an alarm and/or steering wheel locking device if a car door cannot be opened and the contents that meets Australian standards. removed in a few seconds, a thief will generally not bother. * If possible, keep your car in a locked garage or behind lockable gates. VEHICLE THEFT Most car thefts are opportunistic, particularly targeting • Never mark your keys with your name and address. older cars that are not protected by ant-theft devices. A Mark them with your business name and suburb or third of all thefts are ‘home thefts’, i.e. taken from the driver’s licence number. person’s driveway, garage, from a backyard or from the street outside their home. • Where possible, park in a well-lit, highly visible area, preferably off the road.

• At night, choose secure or well-lit car parks.

• Remove registration papers from your motor vehicle, to make it difficult for the thief to sell it on the black market.

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The (Honorable) Patricia Leary NEW PRESIDENT FOR NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH AUSTRALASIA

The (Honorable) Patricia Leary has Acting Chair Virtuosi Tasmania Inc, Chair of the Red been elected to the position of Cross Tasmanian January 2013 Bushfire Distribution President of Neighbourhood Watch Committee, Chair of the Centenary of ANZAC Steering Australasia (NHWA). Recently retired Committee and Tasmania Secretary and Vice President after some 28 years on the Bench, of Neighbourhood Watch Tasmania Inc. as a Member of what is now the Fair Work Commission, Patricia (Pat) Pat is a member of the Australian Institute of Judicial said she was honoured to accept the Administration, Australian Association of Women Patricia Leary appointment and was looking forward Judges, Australian Labour Law Association, Industrial to continuing the good work of the Relations Society, (Tasmania and NSW); International organisation. Labour and Employment Relations Association, and a member of the Australian Institute of Company Neighbourhood Watch Australasia (NHWA) is the Directors. largest Australasian community based crime prevention program of its kind. The organisation works across all Pat is committed to her belief that we all have a right Australian and New Zealand communities and policing to live in an community that is safe, happy and where jurisdictions, encouraging the pursuit of the NHWA people know one another. “That’s part of what makes vision of enabling safer and vibrant communities by me proud to be Australian” said Pat. promoting crime prevention and community safety, quality of life and social inclusion. In her spare time Pat likes to read, find and French polish beautiful pieces of furniture, enjoy good music Pat brings immense experience to this Federal and spoil her much loved cats, Hilary and Osama. Government funded not for profit organisation. For 12 years she held the appointment of President of For further information: Please contact NHWA CEO, the Tasmanian Industrial Commission. She has also Ingrid Stonhill phone +61 41 5927526 been a Member, and President, of the Defence Force Copyright © 2014 Neighbourhood Watch Australasia, Remuneration Tribunal and Chair of the Australian All rights reserved. Federal Police Board of Reference. For many years Pat You joined the NHWA News List was a presenter at the Australian Institute of Police Management in Sydney. Our mailing address is: Neighbourhood Watch Australasia Currently Pat continues in her roles as Chair of the C/- QPS Crime Prevention Unit Program, Level 2, 200 Northern Territory Police Arbitral Tribunal and Chair of Roma St the Tasmanian Police Review Board. She is also Chair Brisbane, Qld 4001 of the Board of the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Australia

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Nubeena DOES IT AGAIN

In August 2012 the Nubeena Neighbourhood Watch was approached by its then new local Police Officer, Constable John McGuinness, requesting assistance to raise funds for a portable defibrillator to be placed in the local police vehicle.

The defibrillator was to be carried in the vehicle and used to assist members of the community as a first response; and/or to assist the Tasmania Ambulance Service attending to patients suffering from cardiac arrest, where delays are experienced due to the remote location.

The defibrillator is a small machine, designed to shock a patient’s heart back into normal rhythm when suffering from cardiac arrest. Its cost: circa $3000.

The Watch decided this would be a worthwhile and valuable asset to our community. The result : arrangements were made to hold a luncheon as a ‘meet and greet’ the new local police officer and his family, and to raise funds for this worthwhile cause.

Approval for the project was sought through the Department of Police and Public Safety and the local Southern District Area Commander, Peter Edwards. The latter gave his approval and commended the Watch on its initiative. Constable John McGuinness, Maria Stacey of the Tasman Lions Club, and Commander Ian Edwards with the new defibrillator

The luncheon at the Tasman RSL Ex-Servicemen/s Club was well received and attended by members of the Tasman Peninsula community. The result: Neighbourhood Watch raised some $2,500 on the day, including many charitable donations by community members in attendance.

Many donations were also received from other organisations, including the Lions Club of Tasman, the Tasman Gazette & Peninsula Art Group.

During the organisation of this event word quickly spread throughout the community. This led to a very much appreciated anonymous donation for the portable defibrillator.

The defibrillator was purchased and presented to Commander Edwards and Constable McGuinness at a luncheon held by Neighbourhood Watch and attended by those who had kindly donated money to the project. The defibrillator is carried full-time in the police vehicle, and Constable McGuinness is now able to respond accordingly to heart attack patients in the area. The project is a first for Tasmania Police. and at present Const. McGuinness is the only police officer to carry one in a police vehicle.

With the surplus donations received during the project The new portable defibrillator the Watch has purchased digital CCTV cameras for the

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...continued Nubeena DOES IT AGAIN local Tasman District School. These will provide security and surveillance to the school, deter offenders and assist police investigations relating to any criminal matters which may occur on school grounds. The project’s value to keep the area safe: $849.00. The camera’s were donated by the Watch and installed by the school. The result : the school and the local police officer are able to monitor the school grounds remotely, including night vision capabilities, from an IPAD or IPHONE, when required.

Other areas within the community that would benefit from the installation of CCTV cameras to help maintain a safer community are under discussion; and arrangements are being made for further purchases of these units to assist our police officers in reducing/preventing crime and making our community safer.

The Watch has also purchased a disposable filter bag to assist in providing care for a patient during CPR; the cost: $35.00, and a rechargeable mag light torch for the police vehicle, $199.

Since the luncheon the Tasman Neighbourhood Watch has held various fundraisers to boost its bank balance for community projects. Events include the Nubeena Regatta and Feast which raised over $1100. Tasman Ambulance and Fire Service personnel Constable John McGuinness, Nubeena with a ‘disposable filter bag’

Constable John McGuinness with members of the Nubeena Watch

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Alan Page Memorial Garden

9 February 2014 saw the official opening of the Alan Thanks go to the officiating party for giving up their Page Memorial Garden at the Upper Natone Reserve. time to attend, to the organising committee, and to The Garden is dedicated to the memory of Alan, a the Burnie City Council and Forestry Tasmania for tireless campaigner for the betterment of the local providing the free BBQ. community and a passionate supporter of the Upper Natone Reserve. The garden features some of the Thanks also to the Upper Natone Reserve Committee large variety of trees, shrubs and herbs that can be for the work they do in Upper Natone. They have seen along the Reserve’s walking tracks and the created and maintained a beautiful attraction. bushland in this area. The Burnie Brass Band provided music before the event, and the Garden was opened By Ant Dry by then Deputy Premier Bryan Green, after an address by Deputy Mayor Sandra French.

Local residents enjoyed a BBQ funded by the Burnie City The officiating party: Deputy Mayor of Burnie, Sandra French, Council and Forestry Tasmania after the opening of the Alan former Deputy Premier of Tasmania, Bryan Green, and Page Memorial Garden. A large crowd appreciated the good Chairman of the Upper Natone Reserve Committee Jim Lyall food, good company, laughter, jokes and lots of tall stories. Don’t be a slow coach...

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West Moonah Precinct and Watch held a Neighbour Day BBQ at nearby Cooinda Park on Saturday, 8 March. The Watch supplied pies — in all, 39— for those who attended. Elise Archer, MHA, and her husband were very welcome guests, and photographers, on this enjoyable occasion nhwtas.org.au REPORT CRIME TO POLICE CRIME REPORT 131 444 nhwtas.org.au REPORT CRIME TO POLICE CRIME REPORT 131 444 Photo Courtesy The Examiner

l-r: Dave Brelsford, Ann Brelsford, Ann Dougal and Jim Collier

LEGANA’S SECRET Members of Legana Neighbourhood Watch (alias, the Legana Community Group) recently celebrated Neighbour Day (always the last Sunday in March) by opening the doors of their own homes and offering their guests a cup of tea and a Tim Tam.

It was also an occasion for people to discuss ways and means of making their suburb even better.

Group member, Anne Brelsford, says a newsletter distributed to every letterbox in the area -- it has the fastest population growth in the state, up 1.7% -- has helped to maintain a sense of cohesion. A book club has also helped.

“The Community Group is about people getting to know one another better. We live in a beautiful place ……… there’s the glorious atmosphere, the greenery, the peace and quiet , so many beautiful features.

Slowly but surely I can see that our group is having that bonding effect”, she said.

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VALE: GRAEME RAPHAEL (1946 - 2013)

Late last year Neighbourhood Graeme was a tireless, dedicated worker and Watch in Tasmania lost another committee member of the Parattah Railway of its most committed and active Station, Jubilee Hall and Progress Association, and members. Although living in was known as the father of the Upper Coal River Oatlands, Graeme attended almost Landcare Group at Tunnack. He died on 22 August all of Eastern District’s quarterly 2013. meetings and was a willing and effective group leader at state (Tribute courtesy the Hutchins School, Magenta & Black, gatherings of NHWT members. November 2013) Graeme Raphael The tributes below are from his old Further Comments supplied by Joan Cantwell, an school and from an Oatlands colleague and friend. Oatlands colleague and friend:

Thomas Graeme Raphael was born on 5 February 1946 In Oatlands, Graeme was involved with everything: and entered Hutchins Prep 4 in 1956 aged 10 years. A • the ABC correspondent for the whole district; keen athlete in Junior School, he passed his Schools • the District Animal Protection Officer; Board examination comfortably and left the school at • Overseer: Work for the Dole programs; the end of 1963. • Supervisor: Blue Light Discos for young people; • Founding member and either President or A much-loved and respected member of the Oatlands Secretary of the Oatlands District Historical community, Graeme was a Councillor on both the Society. Oatlands Council and its successor, the Southern Midlands Council. He also served as Chairperson and On a more practical level, he co-planted the hawthorn Secretary of the Oatlands/Bothwell Uniting Church hedge around the 1829 Oatlands Court House, and Council and was a founding member of the Oatlands undertook tree planting in the original cemetery. He Historical Society. also undertook a range of work in nearby Parattah.

A government Apiary Officer, he was a dedicated In Joan’s words: “Graeme was not only one of life’s member of the Tasmanian Beekeepers’ Association gentlemen but such a help to everyone. We have and an honorary judge for many years, in which role he planted a heritage apple tree in his memory at the became popular with students at Oatlands District High Historical Society Garden, complete with a plaque, School and the Levendale Primary School. but he will not be forgotten by any of us.”

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UPPER BURNIE NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH CELEBRATES 20 YEARS

In 1993 after a meeting of more than 300 residents its meetings every second month. In saying that, it of Upper Burnie, a Neighbourhood Watch group is pleasing to see that five members of our Watch was formed with the assistance of Community have attended our meetings on a regular basis Policing personnel from Tasmania Police’s Western since 1993. They are: Dick McKenna, Kay Wright, District. Neil Southwell, Nola Blizzard and John Moore.

The first few meetings of the Watch saw quite a The photo below was taken at a recent get together few issues being raised and the meetings were to celebrate the Watch’s 20 years of service to the attended by a large number of residents. This community. certainly made the name of Neighbourhood Watch Tasmania a rather important part of the community living in Upper Burnie.

Since then Upper Burnie has grown to have at least 30 businesses within the Watch area.

Upper Burnie is a mixed community with these businesses, families, schools and older community residents. So, from the initial start of the Watch the residents had a larger concern for crime, which has certainly changed, and it is a much safer community, to now when the residents are more concerned as a whole with safety within the area. Left to right (back): Ashley Blizzard, Mrs Moore, John Moore, Upper Burnie Neighbourhood Watch has been Kay Wright, Edna Snooks, Trevor Snooks, Dick McKenna struggling to get residents interested in attending (front): Nola Blizzard, Ruth McKenna, Lyndy Hoodless

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19 Neighbourhood Watch Tasmania PUZZLES & TEASERS

PUZZLE 1 PUZZLE 4 Write the five letter answer to Clue 1 in the first space. Write the answer to each question into the spaces Drop one letter and rearrange the remaining letters beside the clue. Then transfer the letter to the number to answer Clue 2. Put the dropped letter in column A. in the solution matching that under it in the clue’s Drop another letter and rearrange to answer Clue 3. Put answer. A letter/ number can be used more than once dropped letter in column B. in the solution. The solution will spell out a saying. Follow this pattern and when completed the letters in columns A and B reading down will spell related words Stale figure of speech ______or phrase. 7 32 12 2 20 26 A B Speak low ______1 2 3 43 20 17 27 29 16 6 Bilbao’s land _ _ _ _ _ 4 5 6 22 29 5 12 9 “Actually….” 2 words ______7 8 9 30 14 24 1 11 28 10 11 12 Tracks down ______31 23 15 5 19 4 10 13 14 15 Instruct _ _ _ _ _ 28 13 11 1 20 CLUES Most in need of ______1. Cringe 2. Heart 3. Fish eggs Tightening 3 33 8 18 21 10 25 4. Netman Agassi 5. Geek 6. Finish Solution 7. Pace 8. Verse 9. Swab ______10. Yarn unit 11. Kitchen basin 12. Relatives 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 13. Explode 14. Cigar remnant 15. However ______17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ______PUZZLE 2 QUIZ 29 30 31 32 33 34

The word yacht comes from PUZZLE 5 a) Dutch, b) Portuguese c) Swedish d) Maltese Each of the twelve squares contains one of the twelve listed words, each of which may follow the word May in a In the Bible who did Delilah betray well known phrase. From the clues given below can you a) Solomon b) Samson c) Saul d) Samuel place the correct word in each of the squares? Words to be inserted What is the capital of Florida APPLE, BLOSSOM, BUG, DAY, FAIR, FLOWER, FLY, a) St Petersburg b) Tallahassee c) Tampa d) Miami LILY, POLE, QUEEN, TIME, TREE CLUES What is the chief city of Iceland APPLE is immediately to the right of BUG and immediately a) Popocatapet b) Reykjav c) Ulan Bator above BLOSSOM d) Valparaiso FLY is somewhere right of FLOWER in one row and POLE is somewhere above DAY in one column. What are truffles LILY is the word in square B4 a) fish b) problems c) fungi d) decorations The words in squares A2 and C2 begin with the same letter TIME is in the same horizontal row as QUEEN separated What does an aerialist perform on by another word a) trapeze b) trapezoid c) trapezium d) trap door Square A4 contains a word with five letters Which of these is the longest measure TREE is in the same horizontal row as FAIR but further to a) inch b) fathom c) mile d span the left

PUZZLE 3 Every day a cyclist crosses the border between Spain and France carrying a bag. No matter how much the customs officials investigate him they do not know what he is smuggling. Do you? (Starting tip – begin by finding the word in Square A4)

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Dr Frank Madill Awarded

A long time friend of Neighbourhood A country Victorian by birth, Dr Madill Watch in Tasmania, Dr Frank Madill came to Tasmania in 1966 to spend of Launceston, received an Australia a year at the Launceston General Day Honours Award on January 26 this Hospital. Almost half a century later, year. A member of State Parliament he and his wife, Linda, a stalwart of for 14 years, Speaker of the House Newnham Watch, are still here. In of Assembly and Minister for Police, his own words: “It quickly became Dr Madill received his award for apparent that this was a beautiful ‘significant service to the Parliament of and friendly city. I’ve had so many Tasmania, as a community leader, and wonderful opportunities and met for his work as a general practitioner’. so many helpful, supportive and encouraging people.” The introduction of speed cameras, improving road safety, and boosting Since his retirement from parliament police numbers were among his in 2000, Dr Madill has resumed his significant achievements as Minister career as a general practitioner in the Dr. Frank Madill for Police between 1992 and 1996. And Northern Suburbs Medical Service. He he managed to visit every major fire is also a member of a range of sporting station and police station in the state clubs, a lecturer at UTAS and the during his term of office. Maritime College, and still maintains close ties with the community.

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PUZZLES & TEASERS ANSWERS PUZZLE 1 Cower W Core C Roe Andre A Nerd R End Tempo T Poem E Mop Skein E Sink S Kin Burst R Stub S But

PUZZLE 2 1. Dutch 2. Samson 3. Tallahassee 4. Reykjavik 5. Fungi 6. Trapeze 7. Mile

PUZZLE 3 A Bicycle

PUZZLE 4 A clear conscience is the softest pillow nhwtas.org.au REPORT CRIME TO POLICE CRIME REPORT PUZZLE 5 131 444 1 2 3 4

A Flower Time Fly Queen

B Pole Bug Apple Lily

C Day Tree Blossom Fair

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