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VOLUNTEERS PRAISED FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE ON ANZAC DAY There is no doubt that the Coober Pedy RSL was the hub of town on ANZAC DAY. Enthusiastic volunteers arrived at 4.45 am to start preparing breakfast for those attending the Dawn Service. At the day’s end, President Bryce Tickner was still revving, but took time to ponder, praise and thank the volunteers who manned the various stations all day. “As president of the Coober Pedy RSL I would like to thank every volunteer that helped make ANZAC Day such a united community event. Without volunteers behind the scenes helping, it wouldn’t have been possible. Most people don’t see the work they put in.” “Frank and Freda, Erica and Paul, Gerda and Julie What a great breakfast that was. Every year you guys are there in the morning at 4.45am waiting for me to turn up.” “From Grant Steele the Vice President and Jan his rock, Jacquie Boland for always being there no matter what the situation and pushing with new ideas; Geoff Squires who did a sterling job behind the bar; Donna, Karen, and Jacquie, for making the wreaths, and selling merchandise. It wouldn’t be ANZAC Day without the traditional game of Two-Up. Two-Up originated ....... and was popular during the war and is still popular. The game generated a lot of interest well into the evening with locals all trying their luck.

Photo: CPRT Some of the volunteers serving at the RSL bar and elsewhere on Anzac Day are Jacqui Boland, Jeff Squires, Thomas Hammermeister, Donna Dixon, Grant and Jan Steel, Dave Bowman, Bryce Tickner and Matt Crocker

To Dave Bowman - Two Up Ringer and Barney -TwoUp Spinner, thank you for keep up with the crowd. To Mathew Key for doing the PA system then moving it all up for the March - great job well done!” Another highlights of the day was the intallation of a French Mirage Fighter Wing, donated by the RAAF. Thomas Hammermeister what can I say? You are always there when we need something; no questions asked you just jump in. Rob Upton, thank you for the work you did and to come out on your day off to help us out! Also Ken Boland for his help cleaning up with his bobcat and truck - awesome thank you!

Photo: Harley Staines French Mirage Fighter Wing, donated by the RAAF was installed in time for ANZAC Day

Peter Lane who has done so much work behind the scenes as treasurer. Peter is leaving us soon and has resigned as treasurer. On behalf of all the RSL members we thank you for your service to the RSL! To Colin, Tim, Penny at IGA every year when we ask for anything you say no problem, what do you need? A huge thank you for the bacon eggs and bread, and one day before Anzac day Colin says to Thomas, “Well I think you should put the wing up for Anzac Day.” He was there waiting for me on his trusty fork lift smiling with the attitude, “Let’s get this done”. Thomas, his son and Donna, all turning up to get it done, That is community spirit and what a great coming together it was at the dawn service with the wing up.

Photo: Harley Staines The March begins from the RSL to the Cenotaph at the Town Rotunda The light that Rob Upton put in gave a stunning effect to the RAAF Wing. Without all of these people helping out it just wouldn’t happen. To the Speedway Club for lunch and dinner. All of the members were in there cooking, just so people could have a great feed. You guys have been a great addition to the RSL and I thank you for your effort. To anyone I have forgotten I apologise and I would like to say thank you for making Anzac Day special because without your support we would not have an RSL and it is important that we keep this tradition going.

Photo: CPRT ANZAC Day game of Two Up at RSL

Bryce Tickner President Coober Pedy RSL

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Drilling for opal at Donna’s Rush

The Opal Capital of the World *Underground living *Beautiful Opal Gemstones *Over 40 Nationalities living together VISIT THE UNDERGROUND CHURCHES UNDERGROUND MOTELS AND ACCOMMODATION AMAZING UNDERGROUND HOMES (at least 1500 people living underground) During Easter Coober Pedy holds its annual GEM TRADE SHOW and OPAL FESTIVAL PARADE

While in town take an OPAL FIELDS tour - you’ll believe you’re on Mars. Take a tour to the natural landscapes outside the town (see film locations like Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome and Red Planet) including the PAINTED DESERT, the colourful BREAKAWAYS and the MOON PLAIN Join the MAIL RUN out of Coober Pedy to deliver outback mail! Take a leisurely flight over the spectacular LAKE EYRE

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District Council of Coober Pedy Keeping the community informed

The New Look Council Chambers Those that attended last Council meeting on 9th April would have noticed a layout change in the Council Chamber. Inspired by a visit to the City of Onkaparinga Council while attending a series of meetings in Ade-laide the Mayor Michelle Provatidis noticed the layout of their council chamber, Michelle liked the openness and more engaging atmosphere. New look council chambers

Neil Brown appointed as Acting CEO On the 26th April, Acting CEO Neil Brown joined DCCP. Neil has worked in the Commercial, International Non-Government and Government sectors. He brings over 30 years executive experience of managing teams and engaging with communities. Neil said, “I am pleased to be here and am looking forward to working with the Mayor, Councilors and staff and meeting as many people as I can in the community”. Newly appointed Acting CEO Neil Brown

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Thanks to The LGA the LGA Board Visit: and OLG: A sincere thank you, to the Local Government Association and the Office of Local Government for their continued and ongoing support to Council. This support will update the DCCP website and provide us with assistance in preparing our 2016/17 business plan and budget. Neil Brown will be supporting us with the recruitment of the permanent CEO by sitting on the panel and advising council during the selection process.

The LGA Board will be visiting Coober Pedy on the 18th May to conduct their Regional Board meeting and hold also hold a community public meeting at the Desert Cave Convention Room. ALL WELCOME (Free Event) Please Come and meet with the Board Date: 19 May 2016 Time: from 5 to 7pm Welcome Speech by the President Dave Burgess Meet the Board Questions and Answers Food and Drinks from 5-7 Hosted by LGA

Community Reminder for applicants for the Breakaways Marathon on 28 May 2016. Registrations available online at www.cooberpeady.sa.gov.au and from the reception at Council. Further Contact Michelle Provatidis Mayor 0419 034 756

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MOTOR CLUB (SPEEDWAY) NEWS RAFFLE PRIZE DETAILS Ist Prize: A basket full of mother’s day goods donated by Carter’s IGA and a World’s greatest mum trophy donated by Topline trophies. A watch, bracelet and ring set donated by Rosie Berry Valued at $150

Mother’s Day Raffle drawn 1-5-2016 $1.00 ticket ( Drawn from over 600 tickets) 1st C 55 George Oasis 2nd C28 Leanne Harper 3rd C28 Mary Kiosses

Motor Club committee member Jill Trembath presents the 1st prize winner of the Mother’s Day Raffle, George Russell from Oasis Tourist Park with the prize and trophy at the RSL on Sunday night

2nd Prize: Set of 4 crystal glasses, donated by Jill Trembath. Voucher from Earth Shop; Voucher from John’s Pizza Bar, and a Neclace donated by Rosie Berry Value $100 3rd Prize: A watch, a necklace and earing set donated by Rosie Berry Value $60

GREAT BREAKAWAYS MARATHON ENTRANT

Motor Club committee member Denise Day says she will run in the Marathon this year. The committee plans to have a stall on the oval at the Marathon event

UPDATE: The Children at OSHC Need Shade $3,221 of $7,000 has been raised by 38 people in 2 months on GoFundMe This update was retrieved on Tuesday 3 May 2016

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Bardioota shortlisted as possible Radioactive Waste Dump

Coober Pedy Amateur Race Club may fold without Community support by Chevahn Hoad

After considering the feedback provided in the 120 day community consultation period that concluded in March, the Government has shortlisted the voluntarily nominated site in Barndioota, South Australia, as a possible site for a National Radioactive Waste Management Facility. THE HON JOSH FRYDENBERG MP, Minister for Resources, Energy and Northern Australia said, “Importantly, Barndioota’s shortlisting does not represent a final decision to locate the facility, but rather, it presents an opportunity to continue consultation and concept development with the community to ensure information is provided and any outstanding questions are answered.” “Last November, the Government shortlisted six voluntarily nominated sites for community consultation, with three in South Australia, and one in each of New South Wales, Queensland, and the Northern Territory. During the 120-day consultation period that followed, my Department undertook more than 180 face-to-face meetings with stakeholders, and visited the communities of each of the six shortlisted sites at least three times. Further, at least 35,000 information packs were delivered to these communities and in turn more than 1,700 individual submissions were received. Randomised community surveys were also undertaken to obtain a thorough understanding of the levels of support for this facility across each community.”

We breed em big in Two Wells! Brothers Peter and Jeff Thompson sent in this photo of “A wee huntsman found in the lounge at Two Wells.” “The large huntsman spider was on a suit case in the lounge and once seen cleared the house of all visitors”, said Peter.

Coober Pedy Races is part of the circuit that provides an attractive venue for local and regional youth

It is a sad day when a community event such as the Coober Pedy Races and Gymkhana cannot gain enough community support to form a committee. At the second AGM for the year, held on the 30 April 2016 a quorum could not be reached so the meeting could not be held. At the AGM held 4 weeks earlier the positions of President, Secretary and Treasurer were not filled. The previous President, Secretary and Treasurer stood down from their positions due to leaving town or family commitments. It is time for a new committee and unfortunately no one is stepping forward to undertake the roles that largely go on behind the scenes over the months before the races. Without a committee being formed the club will have to hold a meeting to, at best, cancel this years race meeting in the hope of a committee being able to be formed later in the year, or at worst wind up the club. The Coober Pedy Races have been an iconic Coober Pedy Event for 47 years. It has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars over the life of the club. The money raised has all been donated to charity. In the early days a significant amount was donated to the Royal Flying Doctor as well as local charities. Over the last 10 years the club has given away $42,000 to local charities and causes which support Coober Pedy residents. Donations made over the last 10 years SA Ambulance Coober Pedy $8150 Kupi Kupi Gliding Club $4000 Coober Pedy Hospital Auxiliary $5000 Coober Pedy Play Ground $7000 Blue Light Police Club Coober Pedy $2000 Coober Pedy Area School Doorways to Construction Program $1000 Dusty Radio Coober Pedy $1000 Coober Pedy Opal Festival Pony Rides $1500 McGrath Foundation $4912.30 Coober Pedy Outback Open Air Cinema $500 Ovarian Cancer Australia $4148.45 Coober Pedy Historical Society $500

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The event attracts people from surrounding towns and properties to visit Coober Pedy. It also in past years used to attract past residents and family to Coober Pedy to spend the weekend enjoying Coober Pedy’s hospitality and the event itself. It provides a valuable event for other local clubs to raise money by holding food or merchandise stalls. Until this year it was the race and gymkhana weekend with the biggest prize money on offer for the region. Over the last few years local business support and sponsorship has been slowly reducing. Local business support, particularly through sponsorship but also indirectly through promotion of the weekend to potential customers, is critical to allowing the committee to put on the event. If a committee can be formed this year and you have an opportunity to support the event please do so. The committee has always been relatively small for the size of the event. The club gets a lot of support on the weekend of the races which is fantastic. We have a lot of volunteers both local and visitors who work together over the weekend and the days before and after to make the event a success. The race club needs community support now. The roles of President, Secretary and Treasurer (and if possible assistant secretary and assistant treasurer) are critical in preparing for the event. The club needs at least three organised and dedicated people to step up and undertake these positions. It needs people who can put in time before the event on the administrative tasks. Membership is still strong but no one on the previous committee is able to undertake those positions and put in the time required. Another AGM to try and form a committee will be held on the Tuesday the 24th May 6pm at the Coober Pedy Golf Club. It will be critical to form a committee at this meeting for the Race Weekend may be cancelled for 2016 and the future of the club will be in jeopardy. If you would like to be involved in this committee focussed on raising money for good causes please, please come along to the meeting and help form a committee to benefit the entire community. Membership is free and committee membership is open to any members to volunteer. You don’t need to know about horses or motorbikes but you do need to be positive about creating a great event for visitors and locals alike.

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Police News At about 7 am, Tuesday 19th April 2016, Police attended Hutchinson Street, Coober Pedy, where hotel staff and a council employee had been assaulted in separate incidents by the same offender. They were conveyed to hospital with minor injuries. After treatment they returned to their duties. Of particular concern was the unprovoked nature of these attacks on people going about their regular business. The incidents were captured on CCTV. Police later arrested a 27 year old male from Coober Pedy for multiple counts of aggravated assault. He was refused bail and subsequently remanded in custody to the Port Augusta Gaol. He will appear before court again on 17th May.

During the evening of Thursday 21st April 2016, police responded to a request from SAAS to assist with the extrication of an injured female from Hospital Hill. Mine Rescue/SES and CFS also attended. A 60 year old female was walking back from admiring the view from the top of Hospital Hill when she slipped and sustained a substantial injury to her right leg/hip. With the cooperation of all in attendance she was carried from the hill and conveyed to hospital. On Wednesday 20th April and Thursday 21st April 2016, the Dept. of Transport Depot, Stuart Highway, Coober Pedy was broken into. The office was entered and vehicles interfered with. A set of spotlights were

stolen from a vehicle. The scene was examined by a crime scene examiner who took a number of exhibits for further, fingerprint and DNA analysis. Police are currently conducting further enquiries in relation to this incident and request any information in relation to the matter or the whereabouts of the stolen spotlights. During the evening of Tuesday 26th April 2016, Police attended a crash between a vehicle and a cow approximately 60 km South of Coober Pedy. The vehicle sustained substantial damage and was towed from the scene. The occupants were international tourists who were fortunately travelling at a conservative speed and wearing seatbelts. As a result they did not receive any injuries. This highlights the value of driving in accordance with the conditions and wearing seatbelts. It also highlights the additional vigilance required to travel safely after dark on remote roads with hazards such as wildlife and livestock.

On Thursday 28th April 2016, Police from Coober Pedy attended a Police Foundation Day ceremony at Port Augusta. The South Australia Police was established by Governor Hindmash on 28th April 1838. A plaque was unveiled by Police Commissioner Grant Stevens to recognise the significant contribution of our pioneering police officers to the Far North of South Australia. The plaque dedicated to those officers – some of whom paid the ultimate price while performing duties in the north of the state is now permanently on show at the Port Augusta Police Station. Police remind members of the public to call 131444 for Police assistance or 000 in the case of emergency. If anyone has any information of criminal matters in and around Coober Pedy please contact CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000 or ring the Coober Pedy Police on 86725056.

Missing man in state’s far north 03 May 2016 7:48am Police are searching the Leigh Creek area for a man last seen on Saturday 30 April. The man was staying at a remote station at Angepena and police were alerted to the fact that he was missing at 4pm on Monday 2 May. Staff at the station have located the man’s car and police commenced a search last night with the use of the police helicopter. The police fixed wing aircraft will also be heading to the area this morning to continue the search with the assistance of members of the SES.

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DEFINING ‘ART & CRAFT Letter to the editor, Due to the misunderstanding among some in the community I wish to clarify by this letter a few things regarding the Art & Craft Fair held at the Croatian Club over the Easter Weekend.

“An Ode of Remembrance to the Dark-side"… on Anzac Day To the Editor Times and Dreams of long ago when Knowledge was the “Weapon of Choice” and “Monsters of the Moment” clothed themselves in the “Garb of The Dead” and sewed their Journeys into the Fabric of Fear as they Metamorphosized into “Pretenders wearing Thorny Crowns”…. and dancing to the “Music of Guillotined Minstrels” drowning in the Blood of the lost Generations... and the Lives of Mankind cut short in the never ending “Din of The Battle”.

Kenneth Helfand

2016 FLU VACCINE AVAILABLE ACROSS SA The 2016 seasonal influenza vaccine is available across the state to help protect those most at risk of serious complications from the flu. The free vaccine for vulnerable members of the community is available from local GP clinics, while the general public can also purchase the vaccine at a small cost from their GP or community pharmacy if they are aged over 16 years. SA Health Communicable Disease Control Branch Director, Dr Ann Koehler, said immunisation remains one of the most effective ways of reducing the impact of flu on the community.

The Croatian Club and the Gem Trade Association were approached on this basis and an agreement was made to use what had been a vacant room to showcase the fantastic variety of Art & Craft available in the town. It is only for the Easter Weekend and is an event held in a dust free climate controlled environment that runs for two days.

The Art & Craft Fair is a sponsored event, completely separate from the Saturday markets or Trash & Treasures held in Coober Pedy.

Now in it’s second year the Art & Craft Fair has created another aspect to the Easter weekend festivities that hopefully will attract visitors on the basis of Art & Craft. It is a goal for local art and craft people to work towards annually.

The conception of this event was to showcase the many artistic talents of Coober Pedy. The local art and craft talent pool are invited to attend and given the opportunity to display and sell their hand produced wares, whether they are crafted or painted.

I wish to thank all of those who participated; the sponsors, Gem Trade Association and the Croatian Club for giving all artists and crafts people in this town a place to showcase their work. Christine Challis Organiser.

Smartphones are a driving menace say police 29 Apr 2016 3:37pm. Using a phone while driving needs to become totally socially unacceptable, police said today. “We believe this is a significant road safety issue which impacts the entire community,” said Detective Chief Inspector Denise Gray, the acting officer in charge of Traffic Support Branch, said. “Tackling this issue is going to take a change in community culture – that means family, friends and colleagues saying to each other ‘put it down’. “A consumer survey* last year found that almost 80 per cent of Australians have a smartphone and that there are about 15 million smartphones in use across the country. “We also know that most people instantly reach for their phone whenever it rings or beeps, but doing that while driving poses an unjustified risk to all road users.” Launching twin road safety operations today – Distraction and Belt Up – Chief Inspector Gray said judging by SAPOL’s past experience, 50 Adelaideans a day could expect to be caught using their mobile while driving over the next month.

In February, 1413 drivers thought their phones were more important than their lives and 429 people didn’t care enough about their safety to wear a seat belt. The new month-long campaigns – focused on mobile phone use in the city and seat belt use on rural roads – kick off on Sunday. Research shows that using a mobile phone while driving increases the risk of crashing by at least four times and you are 10 times more likely to be killed in a road crash if you are not wearing a seatbelt. “These figures clearly indicate that a fine may be the least of a drivers worries,” said Chief Inspector Gray. “If you can’t leave your phone alone while driving, put it in the glove box, or the back seat,” she urged. “This behaviour is simply unacceptable.” The fine for a driver failing to belt up is $341 (plus a $60 victims of crime levy), while the fine for using a mobile phone is $315 (plus a $60 victims of crime levy).

“Last year SA Health recorded its highest number of flu notifications on record, with more than 15,000 people struck down by the illness,” Dr Koehler said. “South Australians eligible for the free vaccine include those over 65 years of age, pregnant women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders children aged six months to less than five years and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 15 years and older. “People with chronic medical conditions, such as such as heart disease, lung disease and diabetes, are also eligible for the free vaccine. “Flu can hit anybody at any time so it’s important that people take the simple step of getting a flu shot to protect not only themselves, but the entire community.” In 2015 SA Health recorded a record 15,658 flu notifications. So far this year SA Health has recorded 545 notifications of flu compared to 1,011 at the same time last year. This year the Commonwealth-funded vaccine will include four strains of flu instead of three, including two flu A strains and two flu B strains. Symptoms of flu can include rapid onset of fever, headache, muscle aches, fatigue, sneezing, running nose, sore throat and coughing. For more information about flu and the seasonal influenza vaccine visit www.flu.sa.gov.au

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REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES INQUIRY The Social Development Committee is calling for submissions for an inquiry into issues related to Regional Health Services. The inquiry will address: 1. The review by the Health Performance Council on the operations of the Health Advisory Councils in accordance with the Health Care Act 2008 and 2. A range of issues related to the management and governance of health services in regional South Australia. The full terms of reference for the inquiry is available at www.parliament.sa.gov.au/sdc and click on current inquiries, or contact the Secretary of the Committee. Any person or organisation wishing to make a written submission addressing the terms of reference, or register an interest in presenting oral evidence to the Committee, is invited to do so by Friday, 24 June 2016. Submissions dealing with issues outside the terms of reference may not be accepted. Address submissions to, The Secretary, Social Development Committee, GPO Box 572, Adelaide 5001, or e-mail to [email protected] Additional information on the Committee and making a submission is available at www.parliament.sa.gov.au/sdc Please direct any inquiries to the Secretary on telephone (08) 8237 9416 or by email. The Secretary Social Development Committee

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REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES INQUIRY The Social Development Committee is calling for submissions for an inquiry into issues related to Regional Health Services. The inquiry will address: 1. The review by the Health Performance Council on the operations of the Health Advisory Councils in accordance with the Health Care Act 2008 and 2. A range of issues related to the management and governance of health services in regional South Australia. The full terms of reference for the inquiry is available at www.parliament.sa.gov.au/sdc and click on current inquiries, or contact the Secretary of the Committee. Any person or organisation wishing to make a written submission addressing the terms of reference, or register an interest in presenting oral evidence to the Committee, is invited to do so by Friday, 24 June 2016. Submissions dealing with issues outside the terms of reference may not be accepted. Address submissions to, The Secretary, Social Development Committee, GPO Box 572, Adelaide 5001, or e-mail to [email protected] Additional information on the Committee and making a submission is available at www.parliament.sa.gov.au/sdc Please direct any inquiries to the Secretary on telephone (08) 8237 9416 or by email. The Secretary Social Development Committee

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THE HORROR TRACK THAT BECAME A HIGHWAY by Jenny Davison, Coober Pedy Historical Society On Sunday April 17, 20 members and friends of the Historical Society drove to three nearby places on the Stuart Highway that coincide with the old Horror Track, to hear stories of how the route evolved over the years, beginning with the first journey in 1921 from Coober Pedy to Kingoonya. This was undertaken by Arch Burnett and Jack Norton driving “Wilful Murder” a Model T Ford, after they were awarded the first mail contract from Kingoonya to Coober Pedy. A Tourist’s Road Guide, complete with map and details of the track, published, circa 1927, was studied with interest. This guide and map was used by a lone 18 year old Englishman, travelling to Darwin in 1929 in a tiny Austin Seven. His story and that of a married couple who also made the journey the same year, is told in the fascinating book, “Telegraph Tourists”. At the Mabel Creek turnoff, some history was told of Alf Turner, who took up Mabel Creek Station circa 1928, and a newspaper article read from 1936, telling how in that year, 400 cars had passed through Mabel Creek. The article I suspect, was attempting to drum up interest in a proposed car race of 6,500 miles around and through Australia, stating that conditions on the road from Adelaide to Darwin were comparable to those between Sydney and Melbourne. Extremely doubtful! At this point, we took off our fly nets and retired to John’s Pizza to hear more recent stories of adventures and misfortunes on the track by Broni, Brian and Edward. Of particular interest were those told by Trevor Gotte who worked for Kalman and Yolanda Szuk in the 1970’s, when many ingenious repairs were made to road damaged trucks, caravans and cars.

Some of our group on the Old Kingoonya Road, “The Horror Track” Photo: Sue Britt

Judy Sparrow kindly provided us with notes written by Mike Denison who worked on the sealing of the Stuart Highway in the 1980’s, describing the equipment he worked with, their camps, living and working conditions. This information along with studying the brochure commemorating the completion of the sealed highway made for a fitting end to the afternoon. I think we all agreed that while we would not like to return to the “horror track”, there was a friendliness then that cannot be found these days on the sealed highway. Everyone would stop to check if others were OK and even help with repairs, at times even sharing an impromptu picnic.

Far right: An old map from “The Tourists Road Guide of SA” circa 1927 Left: Noel Turner and Jenny study the old map Photo: Sue Britt

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The Coober Pedy Historical Society are considering assembling a book of photographs depicting the many fascinating and varied dugouts of our unique town. If you are a dugout owner and are interested in opening your home to being photographed, or if you may have early photos of any dugouts then please contact : Judy Underwood: 86725210 Veronika Witham: 0400881557 Thursday 5 May 2016

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FOOTBALL RESULTS COOBER PEDY FOOTBALL CLUB v. OLYMPIC DAM SPORTING CLUB Round 2 - 23/04/2016

Far North Football League TOP TEN GOAL KICKERS: FIRSTNAME SURNAME CLUB Far North Football League 2016 Scott McIntyre East Roxby Football Club Ricky Prosser Roxby Districts Sporting Club Jaeden Calyun Coober Pedy Football Club Ashley Baxter Hornridge Sporting Club Joel Harman Hornridge Sporting Club Jordan Mandemaker Roxby Districts Sporting Club Lachlan Munro Hornridge Sporting Club Todd Paull Roxby Districts Sporting Club Kerry Roderick Coober Pedy Football Club Ian McBey Olympic Dam Sporting Club James Telfer Roxby Districts Sporting Club Kain Zeptner Roxby Districts Sporting Club Rhett Simms East Roxby Football Club Joshua Abdulla Coober Pedy Football Club Tyron Cribb Roxby Districts Sporting Club

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THIS RND GOALS 10 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 0

Olympic Dam Sporting Club 0.0, 5.0, 5.4, 6.6 (42) GOALS, Coober Pedy Football Club : Jaeden Calyun 6, Kerry Roderick 2, Damian Brady 2, Corey Jonas 1, Allan O'Toole 1, Matthew Lynch 1, Bradley Crombie 1, Dion Doolan 1

10 10 7 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Olympic Dam Sporting Club : Ian McBey 3, Nicholas Howard 1, Jason Elliott 1, Tyler Odgers 1 BEST, Coober Pedy Football Club : Matthew Lynch, Dylan Warren, Jaeden Calyun, Casey Bailes, Kerry Roderick Olympic Dam Sporting Club : Michael Shaw, Robert Rayner, Cameron Green, Tyler Odgers, Tom Burchill

HORNRIDGE SPORTING CLUB v. COOBER PEDY FOOTBALL CLUB Round 3 - 30/04/2016 Hornridge Sporting Club

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2

0

0

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3

0

3

0

0

0

118 332 35.54 0

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2.4, 9.7, 11.11, 15.18 (108)

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1.6, 4.6, 7.13, 11.17 (83)

Coober Pedy Football Club 3.1, 4.5, 7.7, 8.11 (59) GOALS, Hornridge Sporting Club : Lachlan Munro 4, Tyler Golding 1, Brock Court 1, Russell Moroney 1, Joel Harman 1, Simon Turner 1, John Martin 1, Aaron Meates 1 Coober Pedy Football Club : Joshua Abdulla 3, Meletios Likouresis 2, Moshiak Lennon 1, Kerry Roderick 1, Jaeden Calyun 1 BEST, Hornridge Sporting Club : Lachlan Munro, Lachlan Forward, John Martin, Bradley Cooper, Max Hanson Coober Pedy Football Club : Casey Bailes, Gary Warren, Allan O'Toole, Harley Cotter, Brenton Crombie

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PUBLIC NOTICE

AGM - COOBER PEDY AMATEUR RACING CLUB Another AGM to try and form a committee will be held on Tuesday the 24th May 6pm at the Coober Pedy Golf Club. It will be critical to form a committee at this meeting for the Race Weekend may be cancelled for 2016 and the future of the club will be in jeopardy. If you would like to be involved in this committee focussed on raising money for good causes please, please come along to the meeting and help form a committee to benefit the entire community.

Mining Act 1971 Notice is hereby given in accordance with Section 28(5) of the Mining Act 1971 that the delegate of the Minister for Mineral Resources and Energy intends to grant an Exploration Licence over the area described below. Applicant: Location:

Minotaur Operations Pty Ltd Clucas Hill Area - approx. 82 km ESE of Tarcoola Pastoral Leases Coondambo, Kokatha, North Well Term: Two years Area in km2: 369 Ref: 2015/00231 Plan and co-ordinates can be found on the Department of State Development website: http://www.minerals.statedevelopment.sa.gov. au/exploration/public_notices or by contacting Mineral Tenements on 08 8463 3103.

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Even in the bush we can trade more fairly!

ANZAC DAY 2016 THANK YOU TO EVERYONE THAT SENT IN PHOTOS!

Chk out the new guide A new set of guides that aim to ensure fair trading in Australia and protect consumers and businesses are now available online. The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) guides were updated by consumer regulators to help businesses learn about their rights and obligations and assist legal practitioners to provide advice to their clients about how to comply with the law. Commissioner for Consumer Affairs, Dini Soulio, said the ACL has been in force across the country for more than five years, and in that time important legal precedents have been set.

Photo: Jacqui Boland

After the Dawn Service, those paying their respects on Anzac Day, enjoyed a gunfire breakfast before the March to the Cenotaph in the centre of town where a 10am service was held Photo: Harley Staines

“The new guides include a range of examples demonstrating how the one consistent national law is being interpreted and legal outcomes that are impacting positively on the marketplace. “The penalties handed down by the state and federal courts have been significant, some in the range of $2 to $3 million dollars in recent Federal Court cases. These high profile cases and substantial penalties are also now resulting in significant media and public attention.”

Five guides are available covering the following topics: * Consumer guarantees * Unfair contract terms * Product safety * Sales practices * Avoiding unfair business practices

Photo: Jacqui Boland Dawn Service against the backdrop of the French Mirage Fighter Wing, donated by the RAAF

Attending the Coober Pedy RSL for ANZAC Day were, Wing Commander Noel Corbet, Dave Bowman and Squadron Leader Darren Shorten

Photo: Harley Staines

Mr Soulio said the guides can be used as a valuable resource to answer common questions such as: what you can say in your advertising, how to compete fairly, what to do if you realise you are selling an unsafe product, and when you must provide a customer with a repair, replacement, or refund. “Under the ACL, all businesses have responsibilities when it comes to the products or services they deliver, how they market them and how they deal with their customers,” he said. “We want a thriving business community in South Australia where businesses are both innovative and respect consumer rights.

Photo: Harley Staines Wreaths laid at the Dawn Service

George Panagiotou carrying the Greek flag and George Russell OAM., carrying the Australian flag

Photo: Harley Staines L-R Ernest Warrior, Wing Commander Noel Corbet and soldier, Raymond Boland

Photo: Nipper Crabb Members of the local community marching towards the Cenotaph

“Consumers benefit when businesses trade fairly, but on the flip side, both consumers and businesses suffer when there is non-compliance. “Since the introduction of the ACL, regulators around Australia have worked cooperatively in enforcement, education and policy and will continue to provide this support and action around the law.” The updated guides are now available to download from the CBS website. http://www.cbs.sa.gov.au/consumers/business-advice/ publications-for-business-advice/

Motor Club volunteers and friends, preparing the evening meal at the RSL on ANZAC Day while the patrons play Two Up. Photo: CPRT Barney collects bets for the Two Up

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Coober Pedy Opal Capital of the World

GUIDE TO SHOPS AND SERVICES IN COOBER PEDY

2016 Opal Queen contest held in Coober Pedy

The Virgin Rainbow was discovered in Coober Pedy

65 Million year old opalised pearls found at the 12 Mile in Coober Pedy

The Coober Pedy residents build their homes underground in Dugouts

John’s Pizza Bar & Restaurant Open 7 days 9am -10pm 10% Discount for Pensioners Ph:08 8672 5561 Fax:08 8672 5537

Email: [email protected] Hutchison Street opposite Desert Cave Hotel

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Flat Hill Road Coober Pedy Phone (08) 82895033 Mobile 0408859037 Fax: (08) 82805788

BOLAND BACKHOE SERVICES

Local family business with a Tip truck, backhoe and bobcat with auger attachment for hire at reasonable rates. Available for hire to mining companies and pastoral properties

Contact Ken or Nola Home phone (08) 86723451 Ken’s Mobile 0417828186

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What’s On

COOBER PEDY? & Visiting Services

MONDAY WATER AEROBICS Monday to Fridays 7:30 to 8:30 $10 session and pool entry every 3rd session free (Donna Clements)

TUESDAY ARTS & CRAFT 10am – 11am Lions Club; 2 - 4 years & Parent/ Carer; (Donna Clements) TJI TJITJI TJUTA INKANYINI PUKULPA 11am – 1:45pm; Lions Club; 0 - 6 years & Parent/Carer; (Donna Clements) FREE TAI CHI CLASSES for over 65s Sit or stand for these gentle exercises. 1:15PM at Community Health (Sue Radeka) Please register: 8672 3299

Drop in Centre 3:00 – 6:00pm; Ages 8-17 (Sophie Reynolds) DISTRICT COUNCIL MEETINGS 3nd Tuesday each month at 7pm AMBULANCE TRAINING 7.30pm Umoona Road. Every Tuesday except school holidays

WEDNESDAY PARENT YARNING CIRCLE 10am – 12am Lions Club; Parents, Caregivers, Grandparent, ALL Children; (Donna Clements) Wednesday-Links 11:00 – 2:00pm Ages 17 and older (Sophie Reynolds) Active Boys Group 3:155:00pm; Ages 8-17 (Sophie Reynolds)

THURSDAY LITTLE MUSICIANS 10:30am – 11:15am School (old Deadly Centre) 3 – 6 years (Donna Clements)

Active Girls Group 3:155:00pm; Ages 8-17 (Sophie Reynolds)

FRIDAY TINY TACKERS GROUP 10am – 11:30am Lions Club 0-3 years (Donna Clements)

TWIGHLIGHT GOLF with a social ambrose 3 – 6 hole competition from 6pm SERBIAN Church Social Club, Dinner 6pm Fridays

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FRIDAY CP SHOOTERS CLUB 8pm Friday night Clay Target Shotgun GREEK CLUB - Bingo 7.30 pm CP Social Scrabble 7.30pm United Club . All skill levels welcome SWIMMING PROGRAM 6pm children achieve personal best with prizes at the end of the season (Donna Clements) Late Night Fridays 6:00 – 10:00pm; 11-17(Sophie Reynolds)

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District Council of Coober Pedy Supplementary Elections: Reminder of key dates Nomination Period 28 Apr to 12:00pm 12 May 2016 Mail out of voting Material Wed 25 May to Tuesday 31 May 2016 Close of voting 12:00pm Tuesday 14 June 2016 Scrutiny and Counting in Adelaide (Light Square) Wendesday 09:00 15 June 2016 A briefing session for candidates will be held in Council Chambers from 6 to 7pm on 16 May 2016 .

LEGAL SERVICES

WK Lawyers Phone: 08 8361 9148 Email: [email protected] COOBER PEDY DATES 2016 during Court Circuit. Weeks commencing -

22 February 2016 2 May 2016 4 July 2016 29 August 2016 17 October 2016 5 December 2016

Free initial legal advice to anyone anytime! Please contact Andrew and make an appointment prior to his arrival.

SATURDAYS KIDS CLUB 10am – 12pm Lions Club 5 & up (Donna Clements) Drop in Centre; 11:00 – 2:00; Ages 8-17 (Sophie Reynolds)

MINE RESCUE Training (Alternate Saturdays) CFS TRAINING - every second Saturday at 2pm Need new members urgently CP SHOOTERS CLUB Pistols CROATION CLUB Happy Hour Saturdays 6-7pm

SUNDAY

MOVIES COMING TO THE DRIVEIN 2016 21-Apr Last Cab To Darwin (Sponsored by Uniting Care) 22-Apr LIVE AFL - Adelaide vs Hawthorn 23-Apr Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice 30-Apr Kung fu Panda 3 7-May The Lady In The Van

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PLAY TIME 2pm – 3:30pm School Gym 0-5 YEARS & Parent/Carer (Donna Clements)

GOLF Regular Sunday competition and social golf 8:30am for 9am tee off.

Late tee off also available for members.

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and Sunday School 9:30am Sunday. Bus pickup available. Ph 8672 5038 YOUTH SHED 11-2 ages 8 & up CP SHOOTERS CLUB Rim Fire Rifles

May 21-22 Coober Pedy Opal Fields Golf Open Weekend A fun weekend for the entire family. All welcome. May 28 - Great Breakaways Marathon June 25th William Creek Gymkhana July 16 th - Oodnadatta Campdraft and Bronco Branding

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Telstra plans to upgrade an existing telecommunications facility located in the southern section of Ernabella. 1 The proposed 4G (LTE700) upgrade works includes the removal of 2 existing omni antennae and installation of 2 new omni antennae, 2 tower mounted amplifiers and other ancillary equipment. 2 Telstra regards the proposed works as Low-impact under the Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination 1997 based on the description above. 3 Further information can be obtained from Ly n e t t e B r a n d w o o d (08) 8363 9550, [email protected] and at www.rfnsa.com.au (RFNSA reference no 0872005). 4 Written submissions should be sent to: Prime Planning PO Box 3636 Norwood SA 5067 by 24 May 2016.

OBITUARY

Wendy BROWN Died RAH c. 22.04.16 Loving wife of Brett Trueman

2016 CENSUS FIELD OFFICERS Up to 38,000 opportunities to make a difference… August 9 is Census night, and the Australian Bureau of Statistics is seeking up to 38,000 motivated and community minded Field Officers to join our team and play a role in shaping the future of Australia. Field Officers are: • Non-office based positions, requiring travel • Casual positions with flexible working hours, including some evening and weekend work. As a Field Officer, you will: • Undertake a range of procedural, operational and administrative duties • Have to read and navigate maps • Be self-motivated, able to work autonomously and make decisions independently • Earn $21.61 per hour (inclusive of 25% loading). As a Field Officer, you must: • Know your local community • Be of reasonable fitness • Have a current driver’s licence and access to a vehicle • Have a home computer with internet access and be comfortable using a mobile or tablet device • Comply with ABS work health and safety policies • Be an Australian citizen or have the legal right to work in Australia. A Census Field Officer’s duties may vary, depending on their assigned area. Job seekers from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Apply now at abs.gov.au/careers More information is available from the ABS website.

FOR SALE - DUGOUT

PUBLIC NOTICE

Location with views

Originally built 1920’s Featured in a post card, ex show home. Professionally renovated. 4 bedrooms plus. Hey dig more! This secure family home has too many features to list. All furniture, electricals etc included. Asking $140K. Tel 0419032071

POSITION VACANT

Irrwanyere Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC (ICN: 987) Annual General Meeting May 23 2016 NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF IRRWANYERE ABORIGINAL CORPORATION RNTBC WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE STANDPIPE HOTEL, PORT AUGUSTA ON May 23, 2016 AT 9:30 AM AGENDA 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

TEMPORARY / CASUAL POSITION Tourist Information Officer Coober Pedy Visitor Information Centre A temporary, full-time equivalent position is available for a suitable candidate to undertake duties at the Visitor Information Centre for approximately 1 month while the current manager is on annual leave. Duties Include: · greet and offer information to visitors as and when they arrive at the Visitor Centre; · keep shelves and brochure displays stocked at all times and to print and distribute town maps and guides; · assist visitors with making phone calls, using the internet and notifying visitors of varying road conditions; · answer any phone calls or emails relating to information requests;and · perform any other lawful duties as directed by the CEO, within the purview of the position as they arise. Duration: 13 June – 22nd July 2016 On-the-job training will be provided as a lead in to commencing the position Inquiries regarding the position can be made to Mr Duncan McLaren 08 8672 4600

Welcome Confirmation of Minutes of last meeting Reports (general, financial, directors’, native title) Checking Register of Members Any questions about management of Irrwanyere Appointment of Directors, Alternates and Elders. Any other business

The meeting will also be an authorisation meeting for the Irrwanyere Settlement ILUA which is an agreement between Irrwanyere and the State Government of South Australia. This agreement covers matters that will affect your native title and sets out the compensation arrangements negotiated with the State. The ILUA covers the area depicted on the map below which is the area of your native title determinations. We will ask you to consider passing all necessary resolutions, including: 1.

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That those persons present have the authority to make decisions about the authorisation of an ILUA; and That, in accordance with the traditional decision making process of the Irrwanyere native title holders, the native title holders agree to enter into the Irrwanyere Settlement ILUA with the State of South Australia. Please contact Malcolm Lane or Stephen Bromley at SANTS on 1800 010 360 regarding travel and accommodation. Marilyn Ah Chee and Arthur Ah Chee Co-Chairs

Applications, including a current CV, for the position should be forwarded no later than COB Friday 27 May 2016 to Ms Judy Williams [email protected] or via delivery to Ms Judy Williams PO Box 425 Coober Pedy SA 5723.

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