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17443 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Wednesday 17 October 2001 ______ Mr Speaker (The Hon. John Henry Murray) took the chair at 10.00 a.m. Mr Speaker offered the Prayer. BILLS RETURNED The following bills were returned from the Legislative Council without amendment: Police Powers (Vehicles) Amendment Bill Summary Offences Amendment (Minors in Sex Clubs) and Theatres and Public Halls Repeal Bill ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TAMWORTH Resignation of Antony Harold Curties Windsor Mr SPEAKER: I report the receipt of a letter dated 16 October 2001 from Antony Harold Curties Windsor resigning his seat as member for the electoral district of Tamworth. Vacant Seat Motion by Mr Whelan agreed to: That, in accordance with section 70 of the Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act 1912, the seat of the member for Tamworth be declared vacant, by reason of the resignation of Antony Harold Curties Windsor. PRIVATE MEMBERS' STATEMENTS _________ Mr FACE: I seek the leave of the House to permit up to 10 members to make private members' statements forthwith. Leave granted. LINCS VOLUNTEER SCHEME INC. Mr ROZZOLI (Hawkesbury) [10.02 a.m.]: I draw to the attention of the House the outstanding success of a volunteer organisation in my electorate. I am proud to announce that the Living in Communities [LINCS] Volunteer Scheme Inc. was successfully named the national winner of the National Health and Medical Research Council award for volunteer services in medically related areas. It won the national award in the community service regional organisation category, following its outstanding success as the New South Wales winner. This is an outstanding achievement for this organisation, which has struggled financially to carry out its work. -
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4084 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Thursday 27 June 2002 ______ Mr Speaker (The Hon. John Henry Murray) took the chair at 10.00 a.m. Mr Speaker offered the Prayer. OFFICE OF THE OMBUDSMAN Report Mr Speaker tabled, pursuant to section 31AA of the Ombudsman Act, the report entitled "Speedometers and Speeding Fines: A Review of Police Practice", dated June 2002. Ordered to be printed. APPROPRIATION BILL APPROPRIATION (PARLIAMENT) BILL APPROPRIATION (SPECIAL OFFICES) BILL GENERAL GOVERNMENT LIABILITY MANAGEMENT FUND BILL PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT OPERATIONS AMENDMENT (TRADEABLE EMISSION SCHEMES FUND) BILL PUBLIC FINANCE AND AUDIT AMENDMENT (BUDGETING AND FINANCIAL REPORTING) BILL STATE REVENUE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (BUDGET) BILL Second Reading GOVERNOR'S SPEECH: ADDRESS-IN-REPLY Take-note Debate Mr WHELAN (Strathfield—Parliamentary Secretary), on behalf of Mr Carr [10.03 a.m.], in reply: Speaking in reply to the debate on the Appropriation Bill and cognate bills, I thank all members who have contributed to the debate. Following the passage of these bills I will move suspension of standing orders to enable members who have not spoken in the Appropriation debate to take part in a take-note debate on the Appropriation bills. Mr Tink: For clarification, my understanding was that the actual budget debate will now go to the upper House and that the take-note debate will occur here following that without regard to what happens to the budget debate in the upper House. Is that the position? Mr WHELAN: Absolutely. Once the bills are passed I will then move for suspension of standing orders for the take-note debate to take place in this Chamber. -
The Wests.. Life.. Member.. Celebrate.. a Full-Circle
INSIDE ❘ TEAM LISTS ❘ STAT ATTACK ❘ SCORES AROUND THE COUNTRY + BRIAN SMITH ❘ SAM BREMNER ❘ AARON WOODS ❘ NEW SOUTH WALES POSTER MORE ROUND 16 Est. 1920 Volume 99. No.16. June 28-July 4 2018 Twitter & Facebook: @bigleaguemag FRENEMIES The ‘Big Three’ to reunite as rivals The Wests .. life.. BEN HUNT Robbie ‘I know I can do the m ember.. job for Queensland’ celebrate .. a full-circle Farah moment KICKING PAMELA OFF WHALEY HERE were a great many risks taken TbyNewSouthWalescoachBradFittler inordertowinStateofOriginthisyear. Firstofall,henamed12debutantsacross thefirsttwogames.Optingforahopeful mentalattitudeandin-formplayersover incumbents such as Josh Dugan, Wade Graham and Blake Ferguson (albeit – some were burdened by injury) was a brave move forasidethatlackedsomuchexperience. However,hetookachancethattheOrigin experience they lacked would be in his favour.Manyhadn’tlostagameoraseries in the dying minutes, and aside from the disappointmenttheymayhavefeltas fans,hadn’tfeltthestingoftryingsohard andstillcomingupshorteveryyear.In trading experience, what he received was confidence – the innocent arrogance of 20-somethings who aren’t afraid, and who don’tgetnervous.Hissecondgamblewas abandoning the long-held narrative that playersaredisturbedbydoingtoomuch media–thatitspoilstheirfocus.InFittler’s opinion,ifaplayerisafraidtospeakfor 15minutes,howishegoingtoviewthe Slater praises Ponga opposition? Those mighty Maroons who havetakendownmuchmoreexperienced andfearsomeBluesteamsinthepast. Ithoughtitwasastrokeofgenius–there after Origin debut -
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New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Sixth Parliament First Session Tuesday, 20 November 2018 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Visitors ....................................................................................................................................................... 1 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................... 1 Private Members' Statements ..................................................................................................................... 1 Nurse-To-Patient Ratios......................................................................................................................... 1 Seven Hills Electorate Infrastructure ..................................................................................................... 2 Sutherland to Cronulla Active Transport Link ...................................................................................... 3 World Rally Championship ................................................................................................................... 3 Port Stephens Electorate Infrastructure ................................................................................................. 4 Murray Electorate Winemakers ............................................................................................................. 5 Indigenous Recognition ........................................................................................................................ -
Mhf Beanie for Brain Cancer Raises $2.3 Million
Heads Up! Mark Hughes Foundation Newsletter October 2017 Contents MHF Beanie for Brain Cancer 02 The Matt Callander Fellowship 02 Wel come MHF Magic Ball 03 MHF Funding Support 03 I’m in my final preparations Run for Brain Cancer 04 for our next MHF Trek to Everest Base Camp Trek 04 Everest Base Camp. This Personal Stories 05 year I have 29 great blokes Legends of League 06 coming along including Mitch Revs Limited Ed Print 06 some you may know from In Memory 08 my rugby league career. We are proud to be sponsored on this trek by NIB Health Funds and Adam and Belinda MacDougall’s The Man Shake team. I am so lucky to have found such a generous group who have decided to go on this journey with me and collectively we are looking at raising $500,000 for MHF. To donate head to our wesbite. NIB will be covering the trek so keep an eye on our social media for coverage. Only within the last few days the Matt Callander Beanie for Brain Cancer Fellowship has been awarded to Dr Kelly McKelvey. We are very excited about this fellowship and look forwarded to welcoming Dr McKelvey to the MHF funded research team. The process for this fellowship has highlighted the FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA varying research strategies being undertaken across the country to tackle brain cancer and it has been exciting to see the future research directions proposed MARK HUGHES FOUNDATION by talented young researchers. I’m heading to get my scheduled MRI next week.