Northern Territory ANNUAL REPORT. Our People, Our Lifestyle, Our Water

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1 Northern Territory ANNUAL REPORT Our People, Our Lifestyle, Our Water

2 OUR PARTNERS INSIDE COVER RLSSA NT Patron: His Honour The Administrator, Mr Tom Pauling AO QC

3 CONTENTS PAGE Contents 1 Presidents Report 2 Our People - Executive Board 3 Executive Directors Report 4-5 Our People - Staff 6-7 Drowning Statistics - Our Lifestyle 8 Aquatic Services Industry Report 9 Training Swim & Survive Our Community, Our Water 17 WSAP - Water Safety Awareness Program WSAP In The News 20 Keep Watch Ambassadors 21 Sports Report AUSTSWIM 24 Remote Pools Project Youth Leadership Certificates Issued Membership - Instructor & Trainer 32 Membership - Individual 33 Membership - Family & Corporate 34 Membership - Alice Springs Pool Life Saving Club 35 Membership - Pool Life Saving Club 36 Membership - Award Financials Royal Life Saving is Australia s largest provider of water safety education. 1

4 PRESIDENTS REPORT The Royal Life Saving Society NT Branch continues to grow stronger each year and is always striving to achieve its mission of preventing loss of life and injury in the aquatic environment and promoting safe participation in water related pursuits. I am very pleased to report to members, partners and supporters that the 2007/2008 year has been no different. The NT Branch continues to grow in every facet of its operations. Throughout the 2007/2008 year the NT Branch issued an amazing 12,803 certificates, including 8,249 from the Swim and Survive program, Rescue strand and Bronze and Advanced Life Saving strands. In addition, the Branch issued 4,324 under its Vocational Education and Training banner including First Aid, Resuscitation, AUSTSWIM, Pool Operations and Emergency Care courses. Add this to our Trainer, Examiner and Instructor base of just over 100 spreading throughout the Territory. The NT Branch has proven it should be recognised as a formidable water safety training and education body. I am pleased to say that with this vast infrastructure, it is the only organisation that is well able to deliver its messages, courses and programs to all communities throughout the NT whether they are in urban, rural or remote areas. I am pleased to advise that the NT Branch continues to forge strong partnerships with industry throughout both the Aquatic and Recreation Institute and Pool Managers; with Government through the various Departments of Sport and Recreation, Local Government, Health, Family and Community Services, Education and Training; with the Education Sector through Primary, Middle and Senior schools; with like training providers such as AUSTSWIM; and of course with the community in general throughout the various Health Promotion initiatives and community awareness programs. On behalf of the NT Branch I would like to thank the following: The Patron of the Society, His Excellence Mr Tom Pauling QC for his ongoing support. The Hon. Minister Matthew Bonson, Minister for Sport and Recreation for his support. I wish him every success in the future. The newly appointed Minister for Sport and Recreation Karl Hampton. I look forward to cementing this relationship into the future. The Hon. Minister Rob Knight, Minister for Local Government for his ongoing support. The fantastically dedicated examiners and instructors for spreading the Royal Life Saving message far and wide. The Board of Directors, Members, Club and Competition Members and volunteers for their wonderful work. The NT Branch staff and professional trainers who are all very committed to the Society s teachings and future directions. Randall Cook President Our People, Our Lifestyle, Our Water 2

5 OUR PEOPLE - EXECUTIVE BOARD Royal Life Saving Society (Australia) NT Branch Incorporated is a not for profit organisation that has been committed to community benefits in the Northern Territory since Thanks to the vision and passion of Harry Giese branch status was achieved in 1965 as we were a sub branch of South Australia before that. Our movers and shakers have included Daphne Read, Kath Curby, Barb Stacey and Sue Parry. These fantastic people have motivated, inspired and encouraged Territorians to be safe in, on and around water. This year Royal Life NT was led by a fantastic Executive Board who ensure the culture of the organisation is upheld while the business operations grow. The Executive Board for was: PRESIDENT Randall Cook VICE PRESIDENT/TREASURER Kim Clark SECRETARY Jacqueline Puig (resigned 22/7/08) MEMBER Kath Midgley MEMBER Petina Franklin MEMBER Tony Knott (resigned 10/7/08) PUBLIC OFFICER Annette Floss Roberts RLSSA NT Board Members at the 2007 RLSSA NT Christmas Party Back Row: Matthew Bonson, Minister for Sport & Recreation, Kath Midgley, Kim Clark, Floss Roberts Front Row: Randall Cook and Santa Claus Jacqueline Puig Tony Knott Petina Franklin 3

6 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR S REPORT The year proved to be another successful year for the Northern Territory Branch of The Royal Life Saving Society. We achieved many significant milestones while focusing on the Territory s tragic drowning toll and near drowning incidents. We have increased services to regional, remote and very remote communities and this enhances the quality of life for all Territorians. Our People, Our Lifestyle, Our Water is the strategic direction for This includes a comprehensive business plan with defined goals and objectives. Business performance includes community development, sport and recreation development, industry relationships and capacity building, business management and leadership. Focus has been on safety and aquatic programs, providing water safety initiatives and implementing public awareness and drowning prevention strategies specific to the needs of our community. RLSSA NT continued to promote community wellbeing and assist Territorians build water safety knowledge and skills. This encourages a safe, healthy & active lifestyle. The Swim and Survive program is a nationally developed swimming and water safety program that provides an opportunity for primary school children to achieve the national benchmark in water safety primary school aged children participated in the Swim & Survive program. The exciting statistic is that 27% of enrolled students in remote locations participated in the program. 20% of students in provincial locations participated in the program and the challenge ahead is to increase this number and achieve the national benchmarks in water safety education. Training statistics increased in all areas, particularly in secondary schools as VET outcomes and competency based training leads to employment pathways. 5,414 training certificates were issued this year, 35% of this training was in regional and remote areas. Resuscitation, First Aid, Bronze Medallion and Pool Lifeguard courses achieved significant increases in accreditation. The quality of course content, professional delivery and the various course resources remain second to none which has ensured our reputation as a leading Registered Training Organisation specialising in Water Safety and First Aid. The Remote Pools Project has been a fantastic initiative and achieved many accolades since its inception in The aim is to maximise the health, social and economic benefits to indigenous people in remote communities through access to a safe aquatic environment such as remote swimming pools. The long term goal is to reduce the gap of indigenous disadvantage through planned commitment to health, education and jobs. Through RLSSA NT, 13 communities have created a network that assists them to maintain and manage their pools and explore the health, education, social benefits of swimming and the importance of swimming pools in their community. This extensive network, in 13 communities, includes 7 shires with a population of 42,466 and covers a land mass of 995,012 square kilometres. The Royal Life Saving Society has become a respected and reliable organisation that facilitates sustainability within the community and training of local indigenous people. Despite demonstrated strong relationships and increased community engagement, ongoing funding has not been secured and the project ceased in its current form on the 30th of June

7 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR S REPORT The Northern Territory government committed ongoing funding to the Water Safety Awareness Program as a proactive strategy for drowning prevention of children under 5 yeas of age. The vision, support and commitment from the Northern Territory government ensures Territory families are safer in, on and around the water. In 2002 the Northern Territory had the highest drowning rate in Australia, of children, in the Under 5 age group, compared to the lowest in The voucher program provides a fantastic opportunity for families to access free water safety lessons for their child families have enrolled in the program since its inception. The success of the program is attributed to dedicated qualified providers, a strong partnership with the Water Safety Branch and wonderful parents who want to keep their children safe around water. The Sport of Pool Lifesaving achieved increased participation and Lifesaving athletes enjoyed carnivals in Darwin, Mataranka, Alice Springs and Tennant Creek. A fantastic team represented the Northern Territory in the Australian Pool Lifesaving Championships held in Caboolture in January Thanks to our coaches, volunteers and officials whose ongoing commitment and contribution to the sport makes a huge difference to our community. Youth Leadership camps were held in Maningrida and Daly River. The project title was YOAL Youth Organised Aquatic Leadership and was facilitated by funding through Red Cross and the Australian Government Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA). The project aims were to bring about an increase in the quality, quantity and coherence of diversionary activities for young people aged between 10 and 17 years across two targeted regions: Victoria/Daly and West Arnhem. This project seeded the development of a sustainable regional network of youth oriented services and youth leaders that will work together to develop a youth direction plan across the region. A total of 72 youth attended both camps, which was an amazing achievement. I am pleased to complete my report by advising members, stakeholders and supporters that the NT branch is in a strong position and looks forward to ongoing challenges. I would like to sincerely thank our devoted volunteers including the Executive Management Team led by Randall Cook, our trainers, instructors, examiners and our members. I would like to thank RLSSA National and all the State and Territory Branches of Royal Life Saving. Finally I would like to thank the wonderful staff of Royal Life Saving NT for their continued dedication and commitment. I am proud and honoured to be part of a fantastic team that is strengthened by our values of: Integrity Respect Quality Leadership Innovation Transparency Yours in Lifesaving Floss Roberts Executive Director Floss pictured with Minister for Sport and Recreation Matthew Bonson in April

8 OUR PEOPLE - STAFF The staff of Royal Life Saving are committed, professional and fantastic individuals who work tirelessly to make a difference for Territorians in, on and around the water. Here is the RLSSA NT team and their favourite water safety message: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Annette Floss Roberts Water Safety is our Business OPERATIONS MANAGER Aroha Jennings Be aware, take care in, on and around water TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Leah Cullen Learn how to resuscitate, any attempt is better than no attempt SWIM & SURVIVE PROGRAM MANAGER Jacqui Dobson More than swimming lessons, water safety lessons SWIM & SURVIVE DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Wayne Van Sambeek Remember the Aquacode - go together; stay afloat and wave; reach to rescue Royal Life Saving staff pictured with the Minister for Sport & Recreation Matthew Bonson in April

9 OUR PEOPLE - STAFF WSAP PROGRAM MANAGER Rebecca Gawne Pool fences and self closing gates save lives but always keep watch! WSAP OFFICER Courtney Stephenson Keep watch and keep them alive SPORTS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Demelza Melz Johnson Drowning is Silent REMOTE POOLS PROJECT MANAGER Corinne Queenie Warhurst Check it is safe before swimming REMOTE POOLS PROJECT OFFICER Chris Bagley Always take a mate and keep watch for each other FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION OFFICER Jill Dowd Be Water Wise, Be Safe ADMINISTRATION OFFICER Liz Cruse Swimming pools are cool if you know the rules 7

10 DROWNING STATISTICS - OUR LIFESTYLE 8

11 AQUATIC SERVICES INDUSTRY REPORT Through Aquatic Services and Risk Management, Royal Life Saving Society (Australia) NT Branch offers the following to Aquatic Industries & stakeholders; Aquatic Facility Safety Assessments Aquatic Facility Desktop Audits Guidelines for Water Safety Risk Assessments Water Safety Signage Expert Witness Reports In the 07/08 Financial Year, RLSSA NT Branch has been active in supporting the Aquatic Industry of the Northern Territory. Nguiu Pool - Aquatic Facility Safety Assessment & Operations Manual Parap Pool - Aquatic Facility Safety Assessment Yuendumu Pool - Water Safety Signage Assessment (desktop) Leanyer Recreation Park - Operations Manual - Consultation Nauiyu Nambiyu - Operations Consultation Kintore Pool - Aquatic Facility Safety Assessment, Defibrillation Training In March 2008, Floss Roberts, Leah Cullen, Corrine Warhurst and Aroha Jennings completed their Aquatic Facility Safety Assessors course. The Royal Life Saving Society has completed the review of the Facility Design in the Guideline for Safe Pool Operations. All registered GSPO s would have received updates via hardcopy or log-on. If you haven t received the updated version dated 1st Nov 2007, please contact Aroha Jennings on ph: Review Process for the Guidelines for Safe Pool Operations (GSPO) is currently in process for the following sections; First Aid, General Operations & Programs. Parap Pool Aquatic Facility Safety Assessment 2008 Aroha, Leah, and Queenie from RLSSA NT with Alistair Thom from RLSSA National Office Alistair Thom, Laurie Dempsey from Parap Pool and Floss Roberts from RLSSA NT 9

12 TRAINING COURSE Courses Delivered in the Northern Territory 2007/2008 Alice Springs Tennant Creek Jabiru Gove Batchelor Palmerston Remote Total Darwin Katherine Bronze Medallion Bronze Medallion Re-Accreditation Bronze Cross 5 5 Bronze Star First Aid First Aid Re-Accreditation Basic First Aid 9 9 Resuscitation Resuscitation Re-Accreditation Pool Lifeguard Pool Lifeguard Re-Accreditation AUSTSWIM TSWS AUSTSWIM Infants Wade/Accompanied Rescue Pool Operators 1 1 AUSTSWIM Workshop 1 1 Bronze Awards 1 1 Defibrillation 1 1 Grey Medallion 1 1 Workshops Swimming Teacher Rescue Award 2 2 Total Trainers Workshop Darwin September

13 TRAINING RLSSA NT Branch has been working towards a strategy to increase Bronze & First Aid Training participation in Northern Territory Secondary/Middle Schools. Enhanced participation is through increased teacher trainers in VET and classroom, as well as offering discounted and competitive school rates for RLSSA NT Branch Trainers to facilitate school training. Through this strategy in the 07/08 Financial Year 43.2% of training numbers was accounted for by school participation - teacher, class, student or staff training. RLSSA NT Branch currently offers support through the Annual Trainer s workshop, 1:1 Professional Development & Buddy Training to many of the Teacher Trainers based in Taminmin High School, Darwin High School, Kormilda College, St Johns College, Nhulunbuy High School & Nightcliff High School. School based RLSSA Trainers minimise the costs to schools and parents whilst maximising education and employment opportunities for their students. Training course numbers have increased by 12% from the 06/07 Figures. 260 courses were delivered in the Northern Territory in the 07/08 Financial Year, 35% of those courses being in Regional and Remote areas. 549 participants from Regional & Remote Northern Territory and 1565 participants from Darwin participated in RLSSA Training Courses. Bronze Medallion and First Aid Courses proved to have the highest enrolments in the 07/08 Financial Year whilst AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming & Water Safety award maintained similar enrolment figures from the 06/07 statistics. Due to an increase in courses offered throughout the Northern Territory, RLSSA NT has identified the following significant achievements in Training for the 07/08 Financial Year Pool Lifeguard certification increase by 163%, Pool Lifeguard re-accreditation increased by 44% Bronze Medallion certification increase by 53% First Aid certification increased by 36% NT School Participants DEET/ Other Essington Kormilda College CSC Nhulunbuy Tennant Creek Kat herine Nightcliff HS St Johns College O'Loughlin Taminmin DHS DEET/Other 53 Essington 7 Kormilda College 256 CSC 28 Nhulunbuy 23 Tennant Creek 14 Katherine 32 Nightcliff HS 36 St Johns College 57 O'Loughlin 12 Taminmin 220 DHS

14 TRAINING RLSSA National Branch has introduced a new initiative aimed at over 55 s called the Grey Medallion. RLSSA NT trialled this in early April The program aims to teach participants a range of personal survival techniques, provide them with skills to deal with an emergency situation and to develop confidence and competence to enjoy aquatic exercise and other water-based activities safely. Grey Medallion participants with their certificates in March 2008 Pat Jones of Humpty Doo was one of 5 Senior Territorians who participated in the inaugural Grey Medallion course in Darwin. RLSSA NT Branch will look to engage Senior Territorians in regional and remote areas through the Grey Medallion during Seniors Months annually. Training - Breakdown Participants by Location Darw in Katherine Alice Springs Remote Tennant Creek Series1 Jabiru Gove Palmerston Batchelor COURSE ENROLMENTS No. of Enrolments Bronze Medallion First Aid Basic First Aid Bronze Medallion Re-Accre... Resuscitation Resuscitation Re-Accredit... AUSTSWIM TSWS First Aid Re-Accreditation Bronze Star Pool Lifeguard Re-Accredit... Pool Lifeguard Wade/Accompanied Rescue Workshops Bronze Cross Teacher Wwater Rescue AUSTSWIM Infants Defibrillation AUSTSWIM Workshop Pool Operators Bronze Awards Grey Medallion Course 12

15 TRAINING Training at Nguiu Teacher Training at Kormilda College Bronze Medallion at Casuarina Pool Grey Medallion Bronze Medallion at Casuarina Pool Bronze Medallion at Katherine Pool 13

16 SWIM & SURVIVE The Swim & Survive Program is a national program that targets school aged children and provides a balanced program of swimming, water safety and survival skills. From July 2007 to June 2008 thousands of children across the Northern Territory have taken up the Swim & Survive challenge. Using AUSTSWIM qualified instructors the Swim & Survive program introduces swimming and water safety to all school children in the Northern Territory. Children learn important skills necessary for safe and enjoyable water participation. Not only are these acquired skills used in the pool environment, but they are also essential for other aquatic activities like boating, fishing, diving and much more. The Swim & Survive Program is about participation. It is about students learning new skills, getting outdoors and leading a healthy lifestyle in an aquatic environment. The number of participants continues to grow. In the 2007/2008 financial year a total of 7396 Northern Territory students participated in the Swim & Survive Program. While this is a great achievement, when compared to the number of students enrolled in Northern Territory schools, we have a long way to go. The data presented in the chart below compares school enrolments and primary aged students who participated in the swim and survive program in the 2007/2008 period, during school time. The data is grouped by geolocation as follows: Provincial Darwin, Palmerston and Rural schools Remote Alice Springs and Katherine schools Very Remote All other NT schools Provincial Remote Very Remote Total Enrolments 07/ Participation 07/ % Participation 20% 27% 3% 17% This year has seen 52 schools throughout the Northern Territory embrace the Swim & Survive program. Of the 52 schools in the Northern Territory embracing the Swim & Survive program, 37 of these programs are directly run by RLSSA NT Branch staff. These programs offer employment opportunities for AUSTSWIM qualified instructors. Currently RLSSA NT has 58 registered casual employees who together with their knowledge, skills and professionalism present a quality program that benefits all children of the Northern Territory. 14

17 SWIM & SURVIVE The Swim and Survive program is not only targeted at schools. The program is open to all children aged 4 14 yrs. It kicks off in the January holidays with our Vacswim program held at Casuarina pool. This program is specifically tailored for the holidays with ten lessons over two weeks. This offers participants a daily structure to assist reinforcing knowledge and new skills learnt. This financial year we ran three programs on Sunday mornings at Nightcliff pool. The Sunday Life Saving program was held in October 07, February 08 and April 08. Sunday Life Saving crew, Nightcliff Pool February 2008 These programs are run over six Sunday mornings and are continuing to be popular with both children and parents engaging in a relaxed atmosphere. It s great to see parents encouraging their children as they learn and perfect new skills. Looking forward to another great year! Junior Lifeguard in Katherine November 2007 Peppimenarti School visit Parap Pool for Swim Survive with Jacqui Cliff s Swim and Survive group at Casuarina Pool VacSwim January

18 SWIM & SURVIVE Recognition of NT Schools that committed to Water Safety Education and Awareness in 2007/2008 Northern Territory Primary Schools Adelaide River Primary Alawa Primary School Alice Springs School of the Air Araluen Christian School Bakewell Primary School Batchelor Primary School Bee's Creek Primary School Bradshaw Terrace Primary School Braitling Primary School Casuarina Street Primary Clyde Fenton Primary School Douglas Daly Primary School Driver Primary School Gillen Primary School Good Shephard Lutheran School Holy Family Primary School Holy Spirit Primary School Howard Springs Primary School Jabiru Primary School Jingili Preschool Jingili Primary School Katherine School of the Air Katherine South Primary School Larapinta Primary School Larrakeyah Primary School Leanyer Primary School Litchfield Christian School Living Waters Primary School Northern Territory Middle and Senior Schools Oloughlin College Darwin High SIEU Darwin High ESL Unit Sanderson High Nhulunbuy High School Nightcliff High School Macfarlane Primary school Marrara Christian School Mataranka Primary School Middlepoint Primary School Nakara Primary School Nhulunbuy Christian School Nhulunbuy Primary School Nightcliff Primary School Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Palmerston Christian School Parap Primary School Peppimenarti Primary School Pine Creek Primary School Ross Park Primary School Sacred Heart Primary School St Andrews Primary School St Francis Primary School St Josephs College St Mary's Primary School St Pauls Catholic Primary School Steiner School The Essington School Wagaman Primary School Wanguri Primary School Woodroffe Pandanus unit Woodroffe Primary School Wooliana School Kormilda College Taminmin High Casuarina Senior College Katherine High St Johns College Maningrida CEC Left: Training at Kormilda College Right: Leah providing spinal injury management training at Taminmin High School 16

19 OUR COMMUNITY - OUR WATER Royal Life Saving Northern Territory is a public benevolent institution (PBI) dedicated to saving lives. We turn everyday people into everyday lifesavers. We achieve this through education, training, sports and participation, health promotions, risk management, advocacy and research. Focus has been on safety and aquatic programs, providing water safety initiatives and implementing public awareness (drowning prevention) programs specific to the needs of our community. Royal Life Saving Northern Territory has attended several of the territory parents support group sessions held at Nightcliff, Casuarina and Palmerston for new parents and their babies. These sessions have been very rewarding in alerting parents to the aquatic dangers that may face their young children as they grow. Leah has visited the Sommerville Homes around Darwin and the rural area conducting staff training to the carers that work in homes that have swimming pools and spas. Sommerville provides homes for adults with disabilities. The training has been very successful for the staff to gain an understanding of how to perform a basic water rescue if it should be needed. Royal Life Saving Northern Territory also helps out other organisations. The Paramedics under training at St Johns spent a morning near the end of their course with our trainers learning basic water rescues and also got to see how we deal with a spinal injury in the water and the equipment used. It is important for them to know how to conduct these rescues in case they are first on the scene during a water emergency. Activities at the closing ceremony of Water Safety Month September 2007 at Nightcliff Pool Wagaman School invited the RLSSA NT to present information at their school health expo. We saw the whole school come through the expo and distributed an Aqua Code book to every child as well as information such as WSAP Under 5 Program and the Swim and Survive Program information. The Defence Community Organisation held Open Days for new defence families to the Northern Territory. RLSSA NT attend these open days so that new families can learn about what is on offer in the way of education and employment opportunities as well as the Water Safety Awareness Program. Water Safety Month is our biggest event, stretching out for 4 weeks. This great initiative is organised by the Northern Territory Government s Water Safety Branch to bring water safety to all areas of the NT. One of the highlights of WSM was the opening of the Alice Springs Pool, there were fun activities for the whole family as well as reaffirming the water safety message. Courtney and Wayne at the Wagaman Primary School Health Expo June

20 WSAP - Water Safety Awareness Program Last year 35 Australian children under the age of 5 died as a result of a preventable drowning, The majority of these toddler drownings occurred at swimming pools. In the Northern Territory we love the water, especially the kids. Pools, rivers, lakes, billabongs, dams and the ocean are all part of our culture and everyday lives. Water awareness begins from a very young age. From birth, parents can enjoy safe water fun with their children. In 2002 the Northern Territory had the highest drowning rate in Australia in the under 5 s age bracket. RLSSA NT Branch along with the Northern Territory Government implemented the Water Safety Awareness Program as a strategy targeted at families and lifestyle. The Water Safety Awareness Program aims to reduce the number of drowning and water related incidents in the under five age group. This aim is achieved by providing parents of children under five with the information and skills relating to emergency procedures, water awareness and safety and swimming foundation skills, which can be used and practiced throughout their child s development. The Water Safety Awareness Program is available to children aged six months to five years who are permanent residents of the Northern Territory. This past year has been a great year to showcase the Northern Territory in leading the way in childhood drowning. The National Water Safety Conference was held in May at Sydney. Floss Roberts and Rebecca Gawne presented the WSAP to 150 water safety delegates from across Australia, response to the program from delegates was overwhelming and extremely positive. Number of enrolments ALICE SPRINGS DARWIN REGION KATHERINE REGION NHULUNBUY PO BOXES PALM ERSTON REGION RURAL DARWIN REM OTE AREAS Left: Bec and Floss at the National Water Safety Conference in Sydney May 2008 Right: Bec, Floss and Jacqui at the Austswim conference in Adelaide July

21 WSAP - Water Safety Awareness Program 806 families have enrolled in the WSAP with 62% completing all five sessions. Since the implementation of the program over 5000 enrolments have been processed, prizes were given to Emily Watts and Jack Knight to celebrate the milestone. Royal Life Saving Northern Territory have been proactive in promoting the WSAP by holding events/displays at FREEPS, Teddy Bears Picnic, Public Safety Expo, and mothers groups in Nightcliff, Casuarina and Palmerston. Water sessions have been held in Maningrida, Katherine, Batchelor, Palmerston and Darwin in conjunction with RLSSA NT infant aquatics. 5000th WSAP enrolment Emily Watts and her mother Kate Watts from Humpty Doo. 5001st WSAP enrolment Jack Knight and his mother Paquita Knight from Alice Springs.. The success of the Program is attributed to dedicated providers, strong commitment for Royal Life Saving Northern Territory and the Northern Territory Government, and the dedicated parents who want to keep their children safe around the water. RLSSA NT has developed a strong partnership with the Water Safety Branch in a collaborative approach to water safety and commitment to our community. Below: Jacqui Dobson at a Public Safety Expo Above: Emergency Care at Batchelor Above: Jill, Jack and Sarah Dowd with Shaan Myall from the Water Safety Branch at the WSAP display at July FREEPS Jingili Water Gardens, June

22 WSAP IN THE NEWS LAWRENCE PRAISES NT DROWNING WORK Posted Fri Jul 18, :40pm AEST The former Olympic swimming coach Laurie Lawrence says the Northern Territory should be congratulated on reducing the rate of child drowning. The water safety advocate says the Territory used to have the worst record in Australia for children drowning in backyard pools, creeks and dams, but is now leading the country in preventing deaths. He says in the last five years only one child under five years old has drowned in the Territory. "One of the really proactive things that the Territory has done is there is five free water safety lessons available to all parents of a child under five which is absolutely fantastic. And I think this basically has been the big turnaround." DEATH OF SMALL CHILD REMINDER OF THE DANGERS OF INFLATABLE POOLS Media Release - 17 th January 2008 The death of a small child near Utopia last night highlights the need to be extra vigilant with small children in and around water at all times. NT Water Safety Advisory Council Chair, Daphne Read AO, said the recent death should be a reminder to us about the dangers. People forget or may not be aware of the risk associated with inflatable pools because they are often not very deep, but tragically it only takes about 10cm of water for a child to drown It only takes a few seconds for children to get into trouble and drowning is silent. Parents must maintain a constant visual of their children at all times, she said. The Water Safety Advisory Council is calling on parents to ensure that blow up pools, buckets and bath tubs are emptied immediately after use. The removal of toys around areas of water will also help to deter children. National Trends indicate that Indigenous Australians are four times more likely to drown than other Australians. All swimming pools and spas in the Northern Territory, including blow up and portable spas, are required to have a compliant barrier before being filled with more than 30 centimeters of water to prevent small children gaining unsupervised access. I ask that people pack inflatable pools up and put away when not in use and remind people that buckets, fish ponds and eskies also pose a real danger, she said. This death has come as a terrible shock to us and our thoughts go out to the family during this extremely sad time, Said Ms Read The Royal Life Saving Northern Territory conducts a free Water Safety Awareness Program for children aged six months to five years of age, where both parents and child learn how to be water safety wise. Parents can register on line at or by phoning WATER SAFETY PROGRAM TO CONTINUE Kon Vatskalis, Acting Minister for Sport & Recreation Media Release - 28 December 2007 The Water Safety Awareness Program for Territory children aged six months to five years old will be continued after achieving outstanding results. Acting Sport and Recreation Minister Kon Vatskalis said the success of the program justified continuing its support. "Since the program began there hasn t been a single drowning of a child under five in the Territory," said Mr Vatskalis. "Before the Government introduced the free water safety sessions and pool fencing program the Territory had the highest rate of drowning of children under five in the country we now have the lowest. "The Territory is now leading the country, with the Water Safety Awareness Program accepted as national best practice by the Australian Water Safety Council. "The program was due to end this year, but it will now continue indefinitely," Mr Vatskalis said. Developed and implemented by the Royal Life Saving Society NT, Mr Vatskalis congratulated the organisation on the success of the program. "Floss Roberts and her team have done a fantastic job with over 4,000 children completing the water safety sessions and I thank them for all their hard work." In addition to the expansion of the Water Safety Awareness Program, the Safe Pool Grant Scheme for Territorians who own existing pools or spas installed prior to 2003 has been extended for 12 months. "Through the Safe Pool Grant Scheme many pools are now safer due to having upgraded pool fencing," said Mr Vatskalis. "We re continuing the scheme to so residential pool owners can still access to grants of up to $4000 to upgrade their fence. "At the end of the day it is about saving the lives of children and I m incredibly proud that the Northern Territory is the only state or territory where a child hasn t drowned in the past five years," Mr Vatskalis said. 20

23 KEEP WATCH AMBASSADORS Drowning is the most common cause of accidental death in Australian children aged between 0-4 years. Keep Watch is a public education program of the Royal Life Saving Society Australia aimed at preventing drowning deaths of children in all aquatic locations. There are four main strategies of the Keep Watch program that parents and carers of children are encouraged to undertake to prevent children from drowning. Keep Watch Strategies Supervise your child Provide barriers to water locations Familiarise your child with water Learn resuscitation The following Northern Territory Government and Federal Government members are Royal Life Saving Northern Territory Keep Watch Ambassadors. Ms Marion Scrymgour Ms Jodeen Carney Mrs Barbara Anne McCarthy Mr Elliot McAdam Mr Terry Mills Mrs Loraine Braham Mr James Burke The Honourable Kon Vatskalis Mr Rob Knight Mr Chris Natt The Honourable Clare Martin Mr Ted Warren Mr Mathew Conlan Dr Chris Burns Ms Delia Lawrie Mrs Fay Miller Ms Alison Anderson Mr Matthew Bonson Mr Gerry Wood The Honorable Syd Stirling The Honourable Jane Aagaard Ms Kerry Sacilotto Mr Len Kiely The Honourable Karl Hampton The Honourable Paul Henderson Damian Hale Trish Crossin Warren Snowdon MLA Arafura MLA Araluen MLA Arnhem MLA Barkly MLA Blain MLA Braitling MLA Brennan MLA Casuarina MLA Daly MLA Drysdale MLA Fannie Bay MLA Goyder MLA Greatorex MLA Johnston MLA Karama MLA Katherine MLA MacDonnell MLA Millner MLA Nelson MLA Nhulunbuy MLA Nightcliff MLA Port Darwin MLA Sanderson MLA Stuart MLA Wanguri Member for Solomon Senator, NT Member for Lingiari Thank you for your commitment to drowning prevention strategies for parents and carers of young children. 21

24 SPORTS REPORT 2008 was an incredible year for Pool Lifesaving kicking off at the Pool Life Saving Nationals in Caboolture. Northern Territory was represented by Alex Rofe, Denise Clark, Zoe Clark, Sarah Dowd, Jack Dowd, Amanda Riley, Clodagh McKechnie and Georgia McQueen. Thank you to Coach Alister Lear and Team Manager Kim Clark for their dedication to the team and the sport over the year. Congratulations to the whole team for their extraordinary effort at the Nationals and also throughout the year! NT Representatives for Australian Pool Life Saving Competition, Caboolture January 2008 NT Representatives at the South Australian Pool Life Saving State Championships, April 2008 The Northern Territory Sports Awards were held on the 28th March. Congratulations to the following Pool Life Saving Nominees. Coach: Alister Lear Volunteer : Kim Clark Official: Courtney Stephenson Sportsperson: Sarah Dowd Junior Sportsperson: Zoe Clark Team: Alex, Denise, Sarah, Alice, Amanda, Sherie, Zoe, Georgia, Jack & Clodagh NT Representatives at the Northern Territory Sports Awards, March 2008 Have a Go Australia Day Swimming and Life Saving Carnival was held at the Casuarina Swimming Pool in January. It was a day where families could come down and have a go at Pool Lifesaving and swimming. Over the afternoon 40 kids participated in four Pool Lifesaving events which included Obstacles, Manikin Carry, Rescue A Friend and Club Fin Relay challenge. Congratulations to Darwin Swimming Club for winning the Club Fin Relay challenge. 22

25 SPORTS REPORT The word is spreading about how much fun Junior Pool Lifesaving really is! Over 32 kids aged between 7 and 12 participated in the Sport. Training is on Wednesday Nights at Casuarina Pool from 6pm till 7pm. The Program consists of Pool Lifesaving events, Water Safety skills and most importantly it increases stamina and fitness in a fun team environment. Two Pool Lifesaving Carnivals were held at Casuarina Pool over the Year, with Junior and Senior members participating in the lifesaving events. Thank you to all the Mums, Dads and RLSSA NT office staff for helping out with the Carnivals. Junior Pool Life Saving at Casuarina Pool Denise Clark, Zoe Clark and Jack Dowd completed at the South Australian Pool Lifesaving State Championships in April. They all smashed their personal best times in their events. Alice Springs Pool Lifesaving has been a huge achievement this year with over 21 members participating in the sport. A huge thank you to Petina Franklin and Deidre Couchman for their commitment in running a successful program in Alice Springs. Pool Lifesaving is held every Wednesday evening and the participants train in lifesaving events. An end of season Carnival was held 26/03/08 with the children participating in the events and joining in on an end of season BBQ. Two Pool Lifesaving Carnivals were held at Maningrida on 26/11/07 & 14/03/08. This was a great way for the children to learn and improve their lifesaving skills. Leah conducted a Pool Lifesaving Carnival at Tennant Creek on 12/09/07. The kids had a great time developing their skills in the sport. Over 20 children participated in the carnival, putting in a fantastic effort on the day. Daly River Pool Lifesaving Carnival was on 15/04/08. Floss, Queenie and Chris went down to run the carnival and were amazed by the talent they saw in the pool. After the carnival the children celebrated with apple slinky and fresh squeezed juice! Pool Lifesaving even made it to the thermal pools at Mataranka on 28/5/08. Melz and Queenie held the events to over 60 kids from the Katherine region. Once again this was a fantastic effort as the children tried out the new sport and loved swimming in the warmth of the pools! Mataranka Pool Lifesaving, May 2008 Daly River Pool Lifesaving Carnival, April

26 AUSTSWIM The NT State Advisory Committee is chaired by Petina Franklin. Members meet twice a year and the key challenge for this year has been marketing. Course numbers have been low and many courses re-scheduled, this impacts on people who travel to Darwin or Alice Springs specifically to attend the courses. Fourteen AUSTSWIM teachers attended the NT professional development workshop on the 12 th August 2007 in Darwin. The conference was a great success despite declining numbers. A highlight of this year was Kath Midgley receiving the National Award for Most Outstanding commitment to AUSTSWIM. Kath has been an advocate for AUSTSWIM for over 25 years. Kath is a mentor and coach to all new presenters and is valued for her willingness to share knowledge and sustain a team of AUSTSWIMMERS. Kath empowers all around her and has kept the AUSTSWIM profile alive and respected as industry best practice. Kath thinks outside of the square and adds value to the organisation through the application of new ideas and an open, passionate and educated mind. Well done Kath! Royal Life Saving Society Northern Territory Branch has delivered AUSTSWIM courses across the NT. The strong partnership of AUSTSWIM and RLSSA NT provides opportunities for Territorians to have a career pathway in teaching swimming and water safety. The NT Government funded Water Safety Awareness Program, provides employment opportunities for AUSTSWIM Infant qualified teachers. This fantastic program is a targeted approach to drowning prevention of children under 5 years of age. The program is regarded as industry best practice and has made a positive difference to families across the Northern Territory. The following courses were held in 2007/2008 Name of Course Location & Dates Attendance Teacher of Swimming & Water Safety Darwin 25-26/8/07 12 Darwin 14-21/10/07 16 Alice Springs 13-14/11/07 10 Nhulunbuy 27-28/10/07 9 Nauiyu 5-9/11/07 4 Batchelor 12-16/11/07 13 Tennant Creek 9-10/2/08 8 Katherine 16-17/2/08 12 Darwin 24/3 &2/3/08 12 Darwin 25-26/3/08 10 Total 106 Teacher of Infant Aquatics Darwin 1-2/10/07 4 Alice Springs 9-10/2/08 7 Darwin 31/5-1/6/08 6 Total 18 Annual Professional Development Floss Roberts and Aileen Milazzo Executive Officer, RLSSA SA Branch 24

27 REMOTE POOLS PROJECT The Remote Pool Project has been operational since 2005 & currently working within fourteen Remote Indigenous Communities of the Northern Territory. These communities receive a direct benefit from RLSSA NT Branch through access to Water Safety Education in schools and community, Training & Resources, Aquatic Services, consultancy and RLSSA Programs. The RLSSA NT Branch aims to maximise the health, social and economic benefits of swimming pools in remote indigenous communities. The fourteen remote Indigenous Communities linked to the Remote Pools Project are; Maningrida Santa Teresa Milikapiti Gunbalanya Pirlangimpi Borroloola Ngukurr Nauiyu Nambiyu Areyonga Yuendumu Nguiu Peppimenarti Kintore Wadeye Participants go through warm up exercises at the Indigenous Pools Conference in Darwin, September 2007 In September 2008 the The Indigenous Pools Health Promotion and Operations Workshop was held in Darwin from the 17 th to the 19 th. Twenty six delegates from Remote Pool Communities in the Northern Territory, Indigenous Health & Ageing representatives, local members and both RLSSA NT & National representatives attended parts of the conference over the three days. The Conference was officially opened by the Former Administrator, Ambassador for Indigenous Heath and RLSSA NT Patron, Mr Ted Egan. The workshops aims were to: Support the use of community swimming pools as a means of preventing injury and promoting health and safety in Indigenous communities; Reduce the risk of drowning by using the community swimming pool to improve swimming and water safety skills in Indigenous communities; Foster strong networks across remote Indigenous communities Provide a means for exchanging ideas and information relating to the use and management of the community swimming pool in Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory; Exchange ideas and practices for more effective use of community swimming pools in Indigenous communities; Increase the health promotion knowledge and skills of participants, particularly in relation to injury prevention and safety promotion in Indigenous communities; and Help remote pool workers and sport and recreation workers progress towards Certificate III and IV in Community Sport & Recreation 25

28 REMOTE POOLS PROJECT Nauiyu Nambiyu 1 x AUSTSWIM TSWS 1 X First Aid 1 x Bronze Medallion 1 x Bronze Medallion Update Professional Development- BHC Project Officer Betty Sullivan. Pool Operations. - Pool Lifesaving Carnival - YOAL Camp (YOAL Funding) - Water Safety Awareness Program Maningrida 1 x Bronze Medallion 2 x Pool Lifeguard Update 1 x Pool Lifeguard 1 x Bronze Medallion Update 1 x First Aid Update 1 x AUSTSWIM Infants - Water Safety Awareness Program - Pool Lifesaving Carnival - YOAL Camp (YOAL Funding) - Pool Manager Professional Development Nguiu, Milikapiti, Pirlangimpi 1 x Bronze Medallion - Pool Operations Manual - Pool Audit Wadeye 1 x First Aid Update (Pulumpa) 1 x AUSTSWIM Infants - Water Safety Awareness Program Gunbalunya 1 x Bronze Medallion - Swim & Survive Peppimenarti - Swim & Survive Borroloola - Desk Top Audit consultancy Ngukurr 1 x Bronze Medallion 1 x Bronze Medallion Update Kintore 1 x Bronze Medallion 1 x Bronze Medallion Update - Aquatic Facility Safety Assessment - Consultancy- GSPO Requirements, equipment etc Areyonga Community Visits & consultation Santa Teresa Swim & Survive Program Community Visits & consultation Yuendumu 1 x Bronze Medallion - Signage Audit (desktop) 1 x Sydney RLSSA Trip - Active Family Fun Day -Lifesaving Training (A/Springs) Images from the YOAL Camps held in Maningrida and Daly River in June

29 REMOTE POOLS PROJECT Additional Remote Pool Services 1. Mataranka Community Arts & Sports Week- Pool Lifesaving & Bronze Medallion 2. Jilkminggan CEC- Bronze Medallion 3. Yulara- Bronze Medallion & Bronze Medallion Update 4. Remote Indigenous Pools- Health Promotions and Operations Workshop- 29 Participants from 6 communities Remote Areas- Breakdown Particpants Nauiyu Nambiyu Maningrida Yulara Yuendumu Kintore Gunbalunya Mataranka Jilkiminggan Palumpa Nguiu Ngukurr Workshop REMOTE PARTICIPANTS Nauiyu Nambiyu 24 Maningrida 13 Yulara 11 Yuendumu 7 Kintore 8 Gunbalunya 8 Mataranka 8 Jilkiminggan 9 Palumpa 7 Nguiu 17 Ngukurr 15 Workshop 29 Sharona and Elvin learning about PFD s and water safety on the YOAL camp in Maningrida 2008 Nguiu Bronze Medallion

30 YOUTH LEADERSHIP During the month of June, the RLSSA NT branch hosted two exciting Youth Organised Aquatic Leadership (YOAL) camps. The first camp was held in the remote indigenous community of Maningrida on the 13th 15th of June. Children between the ages of were invited to attend. Participants from Minjilang (Croker Island), Warruwi (Goulburn Island) and Maningrida attended. Four staff from RLSSA NT ran the camps Queenie, Melz, Chris and Liz. The 31 youth participants enjoyed three days of aquatic activities including important water rescue techniques, safe boating practices, touch football/basketball clinics and daily challenges. Each of the three days carried a theme, Sport & Participation (FUN), Education (LEARN) & Health (FEEL GOOD). The highlight for most of the participants was the fishing trip on day two. A local coxswain provided a safety talk before the participants boarded boats to be ferried to First Island, at the mouth of the Liverpool River. Once on the island the children explored the surroundings before being taken out on the boats again for a fishing trip. A total of 15 fish were caught between the camp leaders, fishermen and participants. Fish caught included the spectacular Coral Trout, Spanish Flag and plenty of Rock Cod. A lunchtime community barbeque on Sunday signaled the end of the camp with local community members attending before the camp leaders set off on the journey to Daly River to do it all again! 28

31 YOUTH LEADERSHIP The second YOAL camp was held in Nauiyu Nambiyu (Daly River) on the 17th 19th of June. A total of 41 students attended from nearby communities Palumpa, Peppimentarti and the host community Daly River. The camp in Nauiyu presented different challenges to the organisers than those at Maningrida, most difficult was that the community pool had been drained for some much needed maintenance. The swimming component was instead based at the nearby magnificent Tipperary Station for the day to carry out pool based rescue skills. The participants were split in to two groups, one group started in the pool, the second had fun with Life Be In It games. The most popular game was the giant inflatable ball. On the second day, the camp was based on the banks of the Daly River for the boating component of the camp. Groups of ten were taken up the river to nearby Woolianna Farm and back, with lots of crocodiles spotted along the way! On the final day, the participants were treated to a healthy eating and living talk from the local health clinic. The camp ended with a community barbeque on the oval with the local school children attending as well as members of the community. Both camps were hailed a success with the participants all taking away valuable skills and lessons to benefit them in the future. 29

32 CERTIFICATES ISSUED CERTIFICATES ISSUED 2004/ / / /2008 Swim and Survive Awards Developing Water Discovery - D Water Discovery - L Developing Water Awareness - D Water Awareness - L Developing Water Sense - D Water Sense - L Water Wise - L Junior Swim and Survive - L Swim and Survive - L Senior Swim and Survive - L Swim Star Participation Dry/Wade/Accompanied Rescue Bronze Star Water Smart Resus Awareness Junior Instructor Award n/a Junior Lifeguard Club Total Swim Survive Awards Continuums * Infant Aquatics

33 CERTIFICATES ISSUED CERTIFICATES ISSUED 2004/ / / /2008 Training Bronze Cross n/a n/a 7 19 Bronze Star n/a n/a 139 n/a Bronze Medallion Bronze Medallion Update n/a n/a Resuscitation Resuscitation Update n/a n/a Oxygen Resuscitation Oxygen Resuscitation Update n/a n/a Basic First Aid n/a n/a First Aid First Aid Flexible Delivery n/a n/a First Aid Update n/a n/a Pool Lifeguard Pool Lifeguard Update n/a n/a Swimming Teacher Rescue Award Instructor Award Examiner Trainers Pool Operators SRCAQU003A n/a SRCAQU003B n/a SRCAQU006A n/a SRCAQU006B SRCAQU007A n/a SRCAQU007B n/a n/a PUXEME001A SRXFAD001A n/a n/a SRXEMR003A n/a n/a HLTFA1A SRCAQU001A n/a 5 0 n/a SRCAQU002A n/a 5 0 n/a SRCAQU004A n/a 5 0 n/a AUSTSWIM n/a n/a Total Training Certificates Total Certificates 2004/ / / / * * Due to nil funding from DEET, 2008 does not include continuums. 31

34 MEMBERSHIP - Instructor & Trainer 6 Instructor Memberships 5092 Courtney Stephenson TIWI 7771 Jodie Barlow MOULDEN 7818 Patricia Kavanagh STUART PARK 5478 Rachel Butt MALAK 5559 Roslyn Owen HUMPTY DOO 7770 Wayne Van Sambeek LEANYER 26 Trainer Members 4613 Alice McDonald LUDMILLA 4016 Annette (Floss) Roberts NIGHTCLIFF 6782 Aroha Jennings NIGHTCLIFF 5662 Bernard Holland ROSEBERY 4044 Carney Broadbent MOIL 7656 Cathy (Catharine) Mary Waldron N/A 6652 Cliff Walton PALMERSTON 4031 Corrine Warhurst JABIRU 7823 Demelza Johnson MORANBAH 4013 Jacqueline Dobson ALAWA 100 Janette Verrall DARWIN 5050 Jessica McHardy BAKEWELL 4639 Jo- Jo Wreford TIWI 4042 Kath Midgley NIGHTCLIFF 4047 Leah Cullen HOWARD SPRINGS 4049 Leeshay Marsh NHULUNBUY 116 Mark FitzSimons MILLNER 4614 Michelle Harrison WOODROFFE 7163 Peter Cecys NIGHTCLIFF 4009 Petina Franklin ALICE SPRINGS 5142 Rebecca Gawne THE GARDENS 4039 Robyn Dix PARAP 4150 Rosemary Andrews FANNIE BAY 4529 Sharyn Smith LEANYER 4010 Stephen Godwin NOONAMAH 6879 Stephen McWilliams KARAMA 5632 Wendy Rawlins DRIVER Trainers Workshop, September

35 MEMBERSHIP - Individual 66 Individual Membership 5561 Alexandra Whitlock MILLNER 6618 Alison Thompson VIA WINNELLIE 5557 Alison Brennan (Instructor) WULAGI 4422 Barbara Morgan SANDERSON 7380 Camille Cullen HOWARD SPRINGS 6101 Carlie Gale BERRIMAH 8941 Chelsea Hingston DARWIN 7739 Christopher Bagley NIGHTCLIFF 5372 Corina Reed WINNELLIE 7806 Daniel Wicks TIWI 8627 Danielle Hogben KARAMA 8274 Daphne Edith Read AO BAKEWELL 4121 Debbie Riley NAKARA 5396 Deidre Couchman ALICE SPRINGS 4666 Denise McNaught NHULUNBUY 4658 Elisa Kennedy WATTLE GROVE 8925 Elisabeth Cruse PARAP 6613 Felicity Tanner WINNELLIE 4043 Fritz Risler WINNELLIE 5129 Jacqueline Puig MOIL 5076 Jacqueline Clark NHULUNBUY 4441 Jennifer Roe FANNIE BAY 8214 Jessica Case DURACK 7821 Jill Dowd BRINKIN 7283 Julie Millar WOODROFFE 8401 Karen Maus RAAF BASE 7041 Kate Heron NIGHTCLIFF 8574 Kate Crane DARWIN 4315 Kerri Ebbers WINNELLIE 8943 Keryl Crighton KATHERINE 6273 Kim Donovan ALICE SPRINGS 8263 Kylie Luce PALMERSTON 99 Kym Carthew DURACK 8624 Lisa Allen MILLNER 8942 Lisa Naomi Bush FANNIE BAY 4001 Liz (Elizabeth) Margaret Grylls PARAP 5256 Loren Waller NHULUNBUY 5356 Lynda Reid NHULUNBUY 7370 Lynn Beach NIGHTCLIFF 86 Margaret Himmelreich WOOLNER 146 Marianne M Yuen CASUARINA 7800 Melanie Furseman STUART PARK 6063 Michael Lloyd WULAGI 7802 Narelle Fay Thomas RAPID CREEK 4416 Nonie Hunter CASUARINA 7417 Patti Jean Wright DRIVER 8939 Sarah Jane Murray CASUARINA 8944 Sarah-Clare Fern NIGHTCLIFF 8375 Sherie Frances Tracey NIGHTCLIFF 8938 Storm Ross WAGAMAN 4012 Suzanne Parry MOWBRAY 8940 Tania Pengilly NIGHTCLIFF 4020 Tara Alexander NAKARA 5768 Ted Warren COOLALINGA 4418 Trudy Robertson ALICE SPRINGS 8813 Vicki Hawkins ALAWA 8611 Wendy Northam KATHERINE 33

36 MEMBERSHIP - Family & Corporate 5 Family Memberships 6781 Anita Newman GRAY 4269 Cameron Family WANGURI 5051 Clark Family MARRARA 3028 David Michael WAGAMAN 4024 Robyn Jane Levick JINGILI Corporate Members 8688 Araluen Electorate ALICE SPRINGS 8689 Arnhem Electorate CASUARINA 8690 Barkly Electorate TENNANT CREEK 8997 Bianca Robinson WOODROFFE 8692 Blain Electorate PALMERSTON 8694 Brennan Electorate PALMERSTON 8695 Casuarina Electorate CASUARINA 8696 Daly Electorate VIRGINIA 7998 Darwin High School DARWIN 8697 Drysdale Electorate PALMERSTON 7909 Emilia Low KARAMA 8698 Fannie Bay Electorate PARAP 8699 Goyder Electorate HUMPTY DOO 8701 Greatorex Electorate ALICE SPRINGS 5757 James Burke BRENNAN 5751 Jane Aagaard NIGHTCLIFF 8687 Jodeen Carney DARWIN 4318 Joe Dempsey NIGHTCLIFF 8702 Johnston Electorate CASUARINA 8703 Karama Electorate SANDERSON 8704 Katherine Electorate KATHERINE 5764 Kon Vatskalis CASUARINA 5800 Leanyer Recreation Park PALMERSTON 5763 Loraine Braham BRATLING 8705 Macdonnell Electorate ALICE SPRINGS 8700 Matthew Conlan ALICE SPRINGS 8706 Millner Electorate NIGHTCLIFF 4818 Monique Moffat-Croft PALMERSTON 8707 Nelson Electorate HOWARD SPRINGS 8708 Nhulunbuy Electorate NHULUNBUY 8709 Nightcliff Electorate NIGHTCLIFF 8710 Port Darwin Electorate DARWIN 5765 Rob Knight VIRGINIA 8711 Sanderson Electorate SANDERSON 8712 Stuart Electorate ALICE SPRINGS 5762 Terry Mills BLAIN 6027 Tom Pauling QC DARWIN 8286 Voyages Recreation Centre YULARA 8713 Wanguri Electorate CASUARINA

37 MEMBERSHIP - Alice Springs Pool Life Saving Club 21 Alice Springs Pool Life Saving Club Members 8234 Ayden Donovan ALICE SPRINGS 8228 Brad Vanluenen ALICE SPRINGS 8225 Daniel Franklin ALICE SPRINGS 8926 Daniel Graham ALICE SPRINGS 8410 Ella Donovan ALICE SPRINGS 8226 Emme Scheid ALICE SPRINGS 8937 Gabrielle Ewing Borchers ALICE SPRINGS 8933 Hannah Rose Galpin ALICE SPRINGS 8223 Kirrah Codrington ALICE SPRINGS 8229 Lachlan Sullivan ALICE SPRINGS 8936 Louisa Katrine Borchers ALICE SPRINGS 8932 Matthew Lyndon Stephens ALICE SPRINGS 8230 Max Fleming ALICE SPRINGS 8233 Maxim Buckley ALICE SPRINGS 8224 Meg Black ALICE SPRINGS 8232 Mitchell Couchman ALICE SPRINGS 8931 Sarah Williamson ALICE SPRINGS 8934 Scott Cullenane ALICE SPRINGS 8227 Shane Vanluenen ALICE SPRINGS 8935 Sophie Manning ALICE SPRINGS 8231 Tye Summers ALICE SPRINGS 35

38 MEMBERSHIP - Pool Life Saving Club 39 Pool Life Saving Club Members 7814 Alex Henderson TIWI 7207 Alexander Rofe CASUARINA 4046 Alister Lear DARWIN 4120 Amanda Riley NAKARA 7419 Andrew Ward MILLNER 7734 Bailey Helbig LARRAKEYAH 7810 Bianca Corrie TIWI 7816 Cian Tyson TIWI 7645 Clodagh McKechnie NIGHTCLIFF 7812 Daniel Brooks ANULA 4028 Denise Clark MARRARA 7851 Georgia McQueen NIGHTCLIFF 8282 Grace Murphy ALAWA 7420 Hannah Sky Ward MILLNER 7850 Jack Dowd BRINKIN 7811 Jayde French NIGHTCLIFF 7817 Joel Buningh PARAP 8281 John Adams MALAK 8256 Jordan Smith SANDERSON 7647 Joseph Thomas BAKEWELL 8405 Kate Dowd BRINKIN 7815 Kimmie Henderson TIWI 7733 Lachlan Helbig LARRAKEYAH 7813 Liam French NIGHTCLIFF 8284 Lucinda Murphy ALAWA 5754 Luke Dorward DARWIN 7646 Madeleine Thomas BAKEWELL 8279 Mia Stensness KARAMA 7648 Michael Ball MOIL 8283 Rachel Chalada LEANYER 8280 Renee Mulholland MALAK 6791 Sally Caitlin Edwards NAKARA 7819 Sam Berhane NAKARA 7820 Sarah Berhane NAKARA 5299 Sarah Dowd BRINKIN 8285 Sharon Sykes ALAWA 7424 Tiarna Withers DARWIN 7415 Umima Shah-Munro HUMPTY DOO 8243 Vigneshwar H Gokhula NIGHTCLIFF 5051 Zoe Clark MARRARA 36

39 MEMBERSHIP - Award 1129 Award Members 8539 Aaron Campbell NHULUNBUY 8745 Aaron Chin JINGILI 8327 Aaron Collins MALAK 8406 Aaron Lund DURACK 8957 Aaron McGregor N/A 8779 Aaron Smith MALAK 8538 Aaron Walker NHULUNBUY 8823 Aaron Wedding DARWIN RIVER 8976 Abbey Scanlan DURACK 7937 Adam MacKay KUNUNURRA 8222 Adam McMahon MILLNER 8481 Adam Saba KATHERINE 8960 Adam Westland N/A 8800 Adam Wylie ALICE SPRINGS 7394 Adelaide River School ADELAIDE RIVER 9049 Adele Chapman JINGILI 8240 Adrian Dodson-Shaw TENNANT CREEK 8424 Adrian Kitching COCONUT GROVE 8357 Adrian Wallace DARWIN 9101 Agnes Munkara NGUIU 8671 Aimee Williams HUMPTY DOO 7886 Aisling Purcell BAYVIEW 8315 Ajith De Silva DURACK 9094 Alan Kerinaiua NGUIU 9028 Alan Treton DARWIN 8587 Alex Moraitis DARWIN 6904 Alex O'Regan WANGURI 8975 Alex Pepper PALMERSTON 8479 Alfie King KATHERINE 7884 Alicia Davis N/A 8393 Alicia Dawson WINNELLIE 8303 Alisha Barriball BRINKIN 7873 Alisha McDonald BERRIMAH 8312 Alison (Ann) Fleming ALICE SPRINGS 9001 Alison Hind HUMPTY DOO 8867 Alison Martin HOWARD SPRINGS 8899 Alix Burke WOODROFFE 9077 Allan Phillips PALMERSTON 8765 Allicia Cann STUART PARK 8340 Allison Bandy STUART PARK 8607 Allison Johnson KATHERINE 8356 Alma Ngalmi THE GARDENS 7926 Amanda Palmer MARRARA 8255 Amanda Ryan NHULUNBUY 6841 Amar Belbin NGUKURR 8776 Amee Ridgway BERRIMAH 7927 Ameina Brunker DALY RIVER 8677 Amie Burgdorf HUMPTY DOO 7842 Amika Bober DURACK 9118 Amy Ballard FANNIE BAY 8657 Amy Bates KATHERINE 8913 Anastaisa Goodman HUMPTY DOO 8799 Andre Blackall DRIVER 8665 Andrea Brown HUMPTY DOO 8927 Andrew Demetriou BERRIMAH 7913 Andrew Lewis NIGHTCLIFF 8586 Andrew McWhirter STUART PARK 8364 Andrew Nicholson DARWIN 5790 Andrew Owens HOWARD SPRINGS 7764 Andrew Turner BATCHELOR 8570 Andrew Wills COCONUT GROVE 8271 Ange Kent KUNUNURRA 7924 Angela Harvey FANNIE BAY 9046 Angella Eyers CASUARINA 8783 Angus Lewis NIGHTCLIFF 7863 Angus Young HOWARD SPRINGS 4164 Anica Beckett KATHERINE 8452 Ann Maria Herd DARWIN 8576 Anna Thomson DARWIN 7943 Anne Prewett KATHERINE 8273 Anne Richards KUNUNURRA 8634 Anne-Marie Pearce ALICE SPRINGS 9061 Annette Husband HUMPTY DOO 6237 Ann-Maree McKinstray HUMPTY DOO 9044 Annr Coutts BAKEWELL 8897 Anthony Bennett BERRY SPRINGS 8400 Anthony Nelson NIGHTCLIFF 9103 Anthony Timaepatua NGUIU 8686 Arafura Electorate DARWIN 8755 Asha Nur STUART PARK 8670 Ashea Beckett HUMPTY DOO 7885 Ashera Chubb N/A 8675 Ashlee Inglis HUMPTY DOO 9113 Ashleigh Sainsbury ROCKHAMPTON 8962 Ashley Obrien N/A 8875 Ashley Reece HUMPTY DOO 8331 Ashley Williams YULARA 8354 Ashliegh Rebecca Winter LEANYER 7140 Bakewell Primary School PALMERSTON 7894 Barb McInnes LARRAKEYAH 7945 Barbara Morthorpe KATHERINE 9062 Becky Ling DRIVER 8260 Belinda Newman COONAWARRA 8825 Ben Cooper HUMPTY DOO 8553 Ben Cordier JABIRU 9004 Ben Donovon N/A 8793 Ben Farkas ALICE SPRINGS 8769 Ben Hofmeyer LARRAKEYAH 8504 Ben Humphrey DARWIN 8951 Ben Humphries NIGHTCLIFF 7223 Ben McCallum STUART PARK 8760 Ben Vincent DARWIN 8898 Ben Ward BERRY SPRINGS 8720 Ben Zillman N/A 8289 Benjamin Jackson FRENCHS FOREST 9035 Benjamin Johns JINGILI 8236 Benjuan Newcastle (Hogan) TENNANT CREEK 8435 Beth Ali MANINGRIDA 8810 Beth Harris DARWIN 8219 Beth Mitchell THE GARDENS 9057 Betty Jakari DRIVER 9122 Bev Preston ROSEBERY 37

40 MEMBERSHIP - Award 8604 Bianca Dries TINDAL RAAF 8353 Bianca Scrymgour JINGILI 8244 Bill Roberts ADELAIDE RIVER 7766 Bob White KATHERINE 8443 Bobby Yirrinni-Bidingal VIA DARWIN 8717 Bodhi Elsegood STUART PARK 8199 Bonnie Keogh HUMPTY DOO 7513 Bradley (JPR) Malby HUMPTY DOO 9133 Bradley Davies DARWIN 8733 Bradley Meiklejohn WINNELLIE 7510 Braelene (JPR) Bridge SANDERSON 8693 Braitling Electorate ALICE SPRINGS 8767 Brandon Fildes FANNIE BAY 8532 Brandon Orchard NHULUNBUY 8381 Brandon Turner JINGILI 8876 Bree Birch HUMPTY DOO 7918 Brenda Carew PARAP 8882 Brendan Ryan WINNELLIE 7364 Brendan Von Gerhardt (JPR) HOWARD SPRINGS 8589 Brent Carter LEANYER 7890 Brent Rowley DARWIN 8660 Brett Woods-Alum KATHERINE 7749 Brian Cullen CDU 9011 Brienna Logie TIWI 8918 Broden Kelly HUMPTY DOO 9025 Brogan Hanrahan BERRIMAH 8477 Bronwyn Finch KATHERINE 8261 Bronwyn Sim COCONUT GROVE 8495 Bryanna Lockley WOODLEIGH GARDENS 8656 Brycen Ammenhauser KATHERINE 8429 Burt Rami NGUKURR 8801 Byron May STUART PARK 9033 Byron Wilson JINGILI 8343 Caitlin Blockey DARWIN 9021 Caitlin Buralli NAKARA 9016 Caitlin Holt NIGHTCLIFF 4753 Caleb Johnston KATHERINE 8916 Callum Johnson HUMPTY DOO 8499 Callum Tribe DARWIN 7836 Cameron Dempsey PARAP 8407 Cameron Smith WANGURI 7380 Camille Cullen HOWARD SPRINGS 8768 Camille Hays WOOLNER 8906 Carita Dahlhelia HUMPTY DOO 8257 Carla Martyn PALMERSTON 9091 Carly Simpkins NAKARA 7941 Carol Constable KATHERINE 7874 Carol Douglas BERRIMAH 7796 Caroline Ashford TENNANT CREEK 9032 Caroline Paech FANNIE BAY 8735 Casey McDonald WULAGI 8998 Casey Richardson HUMPTY DOO 8300 Casey Veentjer ALAWA 8380 Cassandra Jai Utting COCONUT GROVE 7882 Cassandra Sheldon DRIVER 7904 Cassie McDonough HOWARD SPRINGS 5532 Catherine Breen KATHERINE 9059 Catherine Ganley HOWARD SPRINGS Cathrine Mayo HUMPTY DOO 8458 Cathy Austbo PARAP 4703 Catriona Dawn Condon DRIVER 8993 Cayle Box N/A 8911 Cecil Kerinauiua HUMPTY DOO 5183 Chantelle Scott KATHERINE 9080 Charlie Saliba WINNELLIE 9064 Charmain Collins ROSEBERY 9054 Charmaine Monforte WAGAMAN 9017 Charnise Henderson COCONUT GROVE 8886 Cherise Walker-Fletcher HUMPTY DOO 8457 Cheryl Bowman COCONUT GROVE 9127 Cheryl Maguire KARAMA 8332 Chistopher Watson YULARA 8661 Chloe Gower KATHERINE 8550 Chloe Warhurst JABIRU 8742 Chloe-Beth Tresider FANNIE BAY 8623 Chris Baker COCONUT GROVE 9092 Chris Keppie NGUIU 8456 Chris Lashbrook STUART PARK 7944 Chris Stanger KATHERINE 8490 Christian Gadaleta DARWIN 7846 Christian Pertudo PALMERSTON 7830 Christina Spinella BAYVIEW 7761 Christine Ellen Corney NOONAMAH 8639 Christine Kirk COCONUT GROVE 8316 Christine Milne KARAMA 8399 Christopher John Wie BAY VIEW 8674 Christopher Mackay GIRRAWEEN 9112 Christopher McInerney GRAYS POINT 8384 Christopher Nelson NIGHTCLIFF 8330 Cindy Bandy STUART PARK 8630 Claire Wharton DARWIN 8288 Clare Shiell ALICE SPRINGS 8383 Clarissa Phillips COCONUT GROVE 125 Clint Beard MILLNER 8548 Cody Williams PINE CREEK 8984 Cohen Walters WINNELLIE 9055 Colin Davies ALAWA 5954 Colleen Ahwong ANULA 8973 Conner Parany LARRAKEYAH 8748 Connor Flynn PARAP 8659 Conor Rollinson KATHERINE 8992 Conrad Cockman HUMPTY DOO 9026 Corey Kurnoth KARAMA 8562 Courtney Chin LEANYER 8667 Courtney Flynn HUMPTY DOO 8751 Courtney King COONAWARRA 8949 Craig Eisenhuth KATHERINE 9108 Craig Fairwester KATHERINE 4321 Craig Haala NIGHTCLIFF 7843 Craig Merrifield N/A 5383 Craig Neal YULARA 8278 Crystal Pollitt ALICE SPRINGS 5805 Cyndell Raggatt HOWARD SPRINGS 9074 Cynthia Cooper GRAY 8820 Dallas Hope N/A 8533 Dallas Walker NHULUNBUY

41 MEMBERSHIP - Award 9078 Dalmain Hartley DRIVER 8986 Damian White GUNN 8259 Damien Byrne STUART PARK 8470 Damien Fennell WINNELLIE 9012 Dan Kohlman NIGHTCLIFF 6817 Dana Cameron TENNANT CREEK 8542 Daniel Cullen BERRIMAH 8245 Daniel Eakins KATHERINE 8573 Daniel Espie HUMPTY DOO 8821 Daniel Gallow HOWARD SPRINGS 7889 Daniel Hogg CASUARINA 7875 Daniel Lim LEANYER 8590 Daniel Watts ANULA 8627 Danielle Hogben KARAMA 8402 Danielle Shoben MILLNER 8291 Danika Kalinic ALICE SPRINGS 8741 Darcy Stanford MILLNER 7870 Darren Ross MCMINNS LAGOON 7516 David (JPR) Carroll NAKARA 7895 David Allen ALYANGULA 8595 David Anthony Krause N/A 8620 David Burgess NAKARA 8999 David Cowie N/A 7939 David Forder KATHERINE 8387 David Fulton N/A 8961 David Garwood N/A 7373 David Garwood (JPR) VIRGINIA 8530 David Johnson NHULUNBUY 6788 David Lowrey YULARA 8436 David Moore MANINGRIDA 8358 David Noonan DARWIN 8551 David Patrick JABIRU 8815 David Richardson DRIVER 8808 David Ricmaroson DRIVER 8983 David Taylor BRINKIN 8953 David Thompson VIA KATHERINE 8987 David Usher BERRIMAH 7751 David Wragg LEANYER 8653 Dean Blunden KATHERINE 5964 Dean Cameron Cummins JINGILI 7837 Dean Fieldhouse N/A 8507 Dean Kew CULLEN BAY 6570 Dean Nankivell ALICE SPRINGS 7744 Deb Parker VIRGINIA 8873 Deb Wildash HUMPTY DOO 7787 Debbie Loffman GUNN 8645 Debbie Sheers PALMERSTON 8625 Deborah Cesari MALAK 8310 Deborah Micallef ALICE SPRINGS 8480 Deborah Unwin KATHERINE 5260 Debra Eastcott ALAWA 8831 Declan Edwards HUMPTY DOO 8749 Declan Gaggin RAPID CREEK 7902 Denise Edwards JINGILI 8522 Denise Johnson ALICE SPRINGS 9079 Dennis Raymond BRINKIN 9104 Dennis Tipiloura NGUIU 8804 Denys Spencer CASUARINA 7799 Desmond Murphy TENNANT CREEK 6674 Desmond Robertson KATHERINE 8950 Devita Huddleston VIA KATHERINE 8308 Di Dorfler KATHERINE 9047 Diane Adams DRIVER 8615 Diane Bowman KATHERINE 8297 Dianne Willis ALICE SPRINGS 5214 Didier Rouer NIGHTCLIFF 8781 Digantha Weesachantra STUART PARK 8482 Don McGregor KATHERINE 9114 Don Murchie CALOUNDRA 8293 Donal Sullivan ALICE SPRINGS 9115 Donna Neylon NIGHTCLIFF 7938 Donna Warland KATHERINE 8445 Dora Doolan VIA ALICE SPRINGS 8216 Douglas Roberts MOULDEN 8272 Drew Campbell KUNUNURRA 8826 Dylan Agius HUMPTY DOO 8771 Dylan Jessop PARAP 9013 Dylan Kimlin BERRIMAH 9008 Dylan Lloyd BERRIMAH 8892 Dylan Russell HUMPTY DOO 8871 Dylan Worth HUMPTY DOO 9043 Ebony Johnston HUMPTY DOO 8474 Ebony Valler KATHERINE 8302 Edward Bagley NIGHTCLIFF 8529 Edward Brazier NHULUNBUY 8726 Edward Costello DARWIN 8571 Edward McKenzie GUNN 8505 Edwards Jaensch DARWIN 9067 Elaine Stamp NIGHTCLIFF 7849 Eleni Battalis LARRAKEYAH 8719 Eli Ralph RAPID CREEK 9073 Elin Mogensen GRAY 8524 Elisa Brownhill ALICE SPRINGS 9124 Elizabeth Feldbauer VIRGINIA 9066 Elizabeth Griffiths PALMERSTON 5635 Elizabeth Kirk TINDAL RAAF 7743 Elizabeth Martin JABIRU 5791 Elizabeth Payne HUMPTY DOO 7783 Elizzabeth Harbison CASUARINA 8884 Ella Melhuish BERRIMAH 7515 Ellen (JPR) Fink HUMPTY DOO 8416 Ellen Hales RAPID CREEK 7917 Ellen Hankin MILLNER 8725 Ellen May STUART PARK 9089 Eloise Fawcett SANDERSON 7502 Elyssia (JPR) Meggitt PALMERSTON 8666 Emerald Chin HOWARD SPRINGS 7903 Emily Coleman HUMPTY DOO 8212 Emily Haynes ROSEBERY 8766 Emma Chandler NIGHTCLIFF 8736 Emma Dunbar WINNELLIE 8802 Emma Harronell ALICE SPRINGS 8069 Emma Jenkins KATHERINE 7865 Emmanual Gerakios JINGILI 9100 Emmanuella Kerinaiua NGUIU 8469 Eric Austin PALMERSTON 39

42 MEMBERSHIP - Award 8834 Erin Dickson HUMPTY DOO 8466 Erin Flynn WADEYE 8874 Erin Hussie HUMPTY DOO 8816 Erin Moriarty CASUARINA 7520 Errol (JPR) Zanos DARWIN 9010 Ethan Neaves PARAP 6546 Eve Moore COCONUT GROVE 9058 Evelyn Davey WOODROFFE 8794 Felix Ho HUMPTY DOO 8258 Fiona Courtney MILLNER 7877 Fletcher Merington BERRIMAH 9045 Flora Haberecht PALMERSTON 8461 Francis Vigona N/A 9107 Francisco Babui NGUIU 8547 Franck Ortola PARAP 7391 Fri McKenzie PARAP 8824 Frost Jez DARWIN RIVER 8437 Gabrielle Read MANINGRIDA 8608 Gail McLoughlin KATHERINE 8543 Gareth Anderson BERRIMAH 8929 Gary Milburn DARWIN 8237 Gavin Mahony TENNANT CREEK 8311 Gayle Vickers ALICE SPRINGS 8948 Gene Daniels VIA KATHERINE 8786 Genevieve Harold DARWIN 8299 Geoff Barnard JINGILI 8893 Georgia Gorham DARWIN RIVER 5158 Georgia Leach DARWIN 7838 Georgie Roe HOWARD SPRINGS 8740 Geraldine Murdoch LARRAKEYAH 8732 Gerdy Gunawan WULAGI 8967 Gillian Nicholl LARRAKEYAH 8246 Glen Huxley KATHERINE 8843 Glenn Higgins PALMERSTON 8904 Gordon Foster NOONAMAH 8613 Grant Dickens KATHERINE 8812 Grant Ebbers STUART PARK 8869 Grant Thiel WINNELLIE 8270 Greg Smith KUNUNURRA 8521 Greta Enbom BERRIMAH 8215 Gwen Lowther HOWARD SPRINGS 7856 Hamish Malone SANDERSON 8249 Hannah Putland NHULUNBUY 9027 Hannah Smith DARWIN 8889 Hannah Sullivan HUMPTY DOO 8972 Harriet Palmer DARWIN RIVER 8763 Hayden Cunningham DARWIN 8654 Hayden Morrison KATHERINE 8664 Hayden Smith LEANYER 7897 Hayley Bennett ROSEBERY 8996 Hayley Cragon N/A 9083 Hayley McNaught SANDERSON 8956 Hayley Simpkins N/A 9042 Heather Fauser PALMERSTON 8680 Heather Morris TINDAL RAAF 4975 Heather Swinbourne PALMERSTON 8577 Helen Clarke LEANYER 8628 Helen List WOODLEIGH GARDENS 7772 Hennie Lovell CASUARINA 8579 Holger Woyt ALICE SPRINGS 8954 Howard Brittain N/A 8552 Ian Douglass JABIRU 9095 Ian Marmont NGUIU 8616 Ian Pianta KATHERINE 106 Ian Verrall DARWIN 7785 Isaac Broad PALMERSTON 8348 Isaac Hays WOOLNER 7880 Isabel O'Callghan JINGILI 7517 Isabelle (JPR) Riley WULAGI 9037 Ivamere Allen GUNN 7504 Jack (JPR) Heath PALMERSTON 8599 Jack Fauilla TENNANT CREEK 8905 Jack Ludbrook HUMPTY DOO 8782 Jack Macmillan STUART PARK 8775 Jack Reedy FANNIE BAY 8324 Jack Rochford HOWARD SPRINGS 9005 Jack Stevens N/A 8525 Jackie Ammerman ALICE SPRINGS 9036 Jackson Okeny NIGHTCLIFF 8501 Jacob Dunbar WINNELLIE 8494 Jacob Linett DARWIN 8560 Jacqueline Fitzgerald GUNN 7784 Jacqueline Harbison CASUARINA 8422 Jacqui Rann MOIL 8398 Jacqui Toms WINNELLIE 7931 Jacquie Corrick WINNELLIE 8668 Jaimi Johnson BERRIMAH 9024 Jake Albon BERRIMAH 8830 Jake D'Arsie HUMPTY DOO 8844 Jake Temple ROSEBERY 7899 Jakie Canniford HUMPTY DOO 7844 James Barretto PARAP 8207 James Beckett HUMPTY DOO 8483 James Bulbert KATHERINE 8787 James Cox DARWIN 7752 James Faraone KARAMA 8591 James Sedman N/A 7876 James Stoddart NIGHTCLIFF 8829 James Whittard HUMPTY DOO 8959 Jamie Brooks N/A 8614 Jamie Brooks KATHERINE 8912 Jamie Packham HUMPTY DOO 7923 Jan Thomas ANULA 8559 Jane Goodrich NIGHTCLIFF 5954 Jane McQuade DARWIN 7756 Jane Poole WOODROFFE 8563 Janelle O'Neill-Thorne PARAP 9039 Janet Mura DURACK 7872 Janet-Vera Farrell BERRIMAH 8520 Janice Mayne ALICE SPRINGS 8549 Janine Mewburn JABIRU 8837 Janis Keating-Lowe NOONAMAH 8985 Jarred Rees ALAWA 7755 Jason Chin DARWIN 7774 Jason Eecen ALAWA 8428 Jason McCracken NGUKURR 40

43 MEMBERSHIP - Award 8268 Jason Scott ADELAIDE RIVER 8894 Jay Hribar HUMPTY DOO 7869 Jayde Robinson HUMPTY DOO 7505 Jaymie (JPR) Thomas GUNN 8540 Jayne Drzezozon NHULUNBUY 8367 Jayne Parry BERRIMAH 8852 Jazmyn Mashman MOULDEN 8527 Jeanette Pastor ALICE SPRINGS 9071 Jeanette Phillips WOODROFFE 8296 Jeanette Venhoek ALICE SPRINGS 7888 Jeffery Cummings WOODROFFE 7878 Jemma Cotter TIWI 8379 Jenevie Crooks WULAGI 8642 Jeni Cheater DARWIN 8516 Jenifer Scholz CULCAIRN 8603 Jenni Butterworth KATHERINE 7887 Jenni Nibbs CASUARINA 9029 Jennie Thompson DARWIN 8995 Jennifer Cangeeg N/A 8473 Jennifer Child KATHERINE 9093 Jennifer Leach WINNELLIE 8313 Jenny Davis ALICE SPRINGS 9072 Jenny Messell PARAP 7834 Jeremy Briec LEANYER 6076 Jeremy Hall VIA KATHERINE 8895 Jess Clarke DURACK 8682 Jess Plummer KATHERINE 8415 Jesse Gohier-Fleet NIGHTCLIFF 8388 Jessi-Anne Shaw COCONUT GROVE 8338 Jessica Campion YULARA 8214 Jessica Case DURACK 8584 Jessica Cook BATHURST ISLAND 8746 Jessica Dally ANULA 6773 Jessica Leeson WOODROFFE 8971 Jessica May Mellor DARWIN 8301 Jessica Pritchard BAYVIEW 8497 Jessica Thornton DARWIN 8672 Jessica Westlund HUMPTY DOO 8209 Jessie Risk HOWARD SPRINGS 8863 Jessie Roach BERRY SPRINGS 8885 Jessie Stevens HUMPTY DOO 8326 Jo Glennon ANULA 3035 Jo Hersey KATHERINE 9123 Joanna Parish FANNIE BAY 9129 Joanne DeFransz GRAY 8722 Joanne Leyshon NIGHTCLIFF 6149 Joanne Rush TENNANT CREEK 8980 Joanne Yallop MALAK 8554 Jocelyn Forwood DARWIN RIVER 8872 Jodie Astell HUMPTY DOO 7771 Jodie Barlow MOULDEN 5355 Jodie Hart KATHERINE 8307 Joe Hayward KATHERINE 8880 Joel Cavanough HUMPTY DOO 8901 Joel Kimber HUMPTY DOO 7779 Joel Mitchell DARWIN 7879 Joel Paech DURACK 8974 Joel Paterson LARRAKEYAH 8864 John Bates HUMPTY DOO 8923 John Burt HUMPTY DOO 9006 John Cahill N/A 8290 John Farren ALICE SPRINGS 8640 John Halliday NIGHTCLIFF 8811 John Hammer PARAP 8453 John Herd DARWIN 8721 John Keeley COCONUT GROVE 7786 John Payne MILLNER 8541 John Scott Thompson BERRIMAH 8360 John Tinley MOIL 7767 John Whatley BATCHELOR 7936 Jonathon Graham JINGILI 8729 Jonathon Hegarty SANDERSON 8917 Jordan Atwill HUMPTY DOO 8544 Jordan Foster BERRIMAH 8727 Joseph Ashby-Cliff DARWIN 8488 Joseph Chapman DARWIN 8350 Joseph McCarthy DARWIN 7911 Joseph Pearce HOWARD SPRINGS 7406 Josephine Jacobs MOULDEN 8988 Josh Maczkowiack N/A 7868 Josh Saunders WINNELLIE 8868 Josh Shephard HUMPTY DOO 7855 Josh Wahlquist BAKEWELL 8389 Joshua Arnott MILLNER 8958 Joshua Gelder N/A 8791 Joshua Gunders SADADEEN 8404 Joshua Mitchener WOODROFFE 8818 Joshua Thompson WINNELLIE 5955 Judi Trevena DARWIN 4972 Judith Ann Ratajec WULAGI 9116 Judy Grant WULAGI 7861 Julia Collins HOWARD SPRINGS 7867 Julia Fenton PARAP 7910 Julia Muirhead VIRGINIA 8321 Julie Ann Andrew ANULA 6861 Julie Edge PALMERSTON 7750 Julie Hearnden MALAK 8349 Julie Johnson DARWIN 8213 Julie O'Brien COCONUT GROVE 7922 Julie Roycroft NOONAMAH 7792 Julie Wickham TENNANT CREEK 8724 Justen Taylor ROSEBERY 8764 Justin Griffiths DARWIN 8636 Justin Halicek WANGURI 8908 Justin Whelan VIRGINIA 7832 Kai Pickerin WOODROFFE 9002 Kalia Nichols N/A 8903 Kallum Dixon HOWARD SPRINGS 9009 Kanu Blanco BERRIMAH 7858 Kara Tovey-Smith RAPID CREEK 8346 Karina Jane Dean THE GARDENS 7794 Karl Godden LUDMILLA 5487 Karly Denmead STUART PARK 8622 Kate Buckeridge NIGHTCLIFF 8574 Kate Crane DARWIN 8262 Kate Irwin GRAY 41

44 MEMBERSHIP - Award 7793 Kate Williamson ALICE SPRINGS 8761 Katena Valastro FANNIE BAY 4525 Katherine Harbison CASUARINA 8362 Katherine Hollis PARAP 8922 Katherine Mills DARWIN RIVER 7494 Kathleen (JPR) Withers JINGILI 8298 Kathleen Hannah WANGURI 7450 Kathleen Windy VIA ALICE SPRINGS 5963 Kathryn Dransfield JINGILI 8370 Kathryn Luscher NIGHTCLIFF 8715 Kathy McGuire FARRAR 7835 Katie Allan HUMPTY DOO 8716 Katie Reynolds BAYVIEW 8374 Katrina Bergman TIWI 8306 Katrina Hayward KATHERINE 8758 Kavindra Perera DARWIN 8534 Kayla Ashworth NHULUNBUY 8728 Kayla Ralph ANULA 8648 Kaysie Dawson KATHERINE 8478 Keegan Davies KATHERINE 8413 Keena Beeanca Allanora NIGHTCLIFF 8545 Keenan Henrikse BERRIMAH 7747 Keith Macleay NIGHTCLIFF 4235 Keith Rogers KATHERINE 8578 Kelli Zaleski ALICE SPRINGS 95 Kellie Logan PARAP 9082 Kellie Longman NAKARA 7925 Kelly Ann Barney Daly DALY RIVER 8254 Kelly Assman NHULUNBUY 7900 Kelly Dockerty ALYANGULA 8888 Kelly Morgon PALMERSTON 9084 Kelly Roach ALAWA 7408 Kelly Ryan WOODROFFE 8373 Kelly Seden DARWIN 9051 Kellyanne James HOWARD SPRINGS 8907 Kendra Willett HUMPTY DOO 7854 Kerrianne Green N/A 8663 Kerrie Payne KATHERINE 5347 Kerryn Hart KATHERINE 7769 Kevin Natt GRAY 8446 Kevin Warradikaway VIA DARWIN 8391 Kiera Dawson KARAMA 8510 Kieran Macdonald NIGHTCLIFF 8738 Kieran McManus DARWIN 8339 Kim Bong Yong YULARA 5353 Kim Window KATHERINE 8750 Kimberly Harding WOODROFFE 8691 Kira Hamilton MOIL 5713 Kirby (JPR) Bolton HOWARD SPRINGS 8575 Kirby Selbie DURACK 8737 Kirsten Frost DARWIN 5188 Kirsty -Anne Cheesman KATHERINE 8519 Kirsty Cody-Mayne ALICE SPRINGS 7857 Kita Taylor DURACK 8752 Kody Lambourne CULLEN BAY 8731 Kongapan Boompan KARAMA 8221 Kris Jockers KARAMA 9068 Kristia Fischer RAAF BASE 7762 Kristina Lamb PALMERSTON 9120 Kristy Dawson LARRAKEYAH 8419 Kyle Ayton Mackenzie NIGHTCLIFF 8777 Kyle Saintsbury LARRAKEYAH 8366 Kylie Drysdale WOODROFFE 8790 Kylie Killalea PALMERSTON 8263 Kylie Luce PALMERSTON 8448 Kylie Wunungmurra N/A 7754 Kym Fleming BERRIMAH 7864 Kymm Villaflor HOWARD SPRINGS 8870 Kyra Lynn Thunig HUMPTY DOO 8991 Lachlan Gunn N/A 8512 Laicon Simoes DARWIN 8762 Lang Williamson BAY VIEW 7512 Laura (JPR) Pollock NIGHTCLIFF 8592 Laura Duffield BRINKIN 8854 Laura Fensom HOWARD SPRINGS 6099 Laura Nutton VIRGINIA 4620 Laura Smithers- Shaw MOIL 9031 Lauren Edwards NIGHTCLIFF 8537 Lauren Richter NHULUNBUY 8528 Lauren Wapling ALICE SPRINGS 8883 Leah Renshaw ADELAIDE RIVER 8238 Leaha Holecek TENNANT CREEK 6086 Leanne Bugg KATHERINE 8218 Lee Adam ROSEBERY 7782 Lee Verrall DARWIN 8647 Lee Humpries HUMPTY DOO 8439 Leelah Martin MANINGRIDA 8460 Leslie Jamarin N/A 8485 Levi Martin WADEYE 8210 Liam Wolter NOONAMAH 8309 Lily Anesbury ALICE SPRINGS 7914 Lily Zhong CASUARINA 5486 Linda Condor MILLNER 7348 Linda Hopkinson HUMPTY DOO 8930 Linda Quinn HUMPTY DOO 7921 Linda Woerner BERRIMAH 8220 Linden Mooney DRIVER 8624 Lisa Allen MILLNER 7840 Lisa Campbell DURACK 7928 Lisa Cooper DALY RIVER 7907 Lisa Knight NIGHTCLIFF 8447 Lisa Sharman VIA ALICE SPRINGS 5256 Loren Waller NHULUNBUY 9060 Lorna Underhill GUNN 8333 Louisa Watkins YULARA 6858 Louise Bright NGUKURR 8594 Louise Corrigan TENNANT CREEK 8662 Louise Doyle KATHERINE 7896 Louise Schnitzhofer NOONAMAH 8807 Louise Thomas GUNN 5951 Lucia Kiden KARAMA 8803 Lucinda Buckland KATHERINE 8919 Lucy Robertson HUMPTY DOO 8500 Luis de Krester WANGURI 8248 Luke Alexeyeff NHULUNBUY 7803 Luke Chilcott DARWIN 42

45 MEMBERSHIP - Award 8784 Luke Collister KARAMA 8819 Luke Hawes DARWIN RIVER 8989 Luke McIntosh N/A 8772 Luke Mischker LUDMILLA 8757 Luke Pearson STUART PARK 8396 Luke Pike NIGHTCLIFF 8498 Luke Tomlin HOWARD SPRINGS 7594 Luke Westerberg NAKARA 4704 Lydia Riria Croft Wagaman 8319 Lysbeth Corney ALICE SPRINGS 8858 Maddy Hunt HUMPTY DOO 9020 Madelaine Cvrim FANNIE BAY 8981 Madeleine Hearnden MALAK 8649 Madison Budarick KATHERINE 8513 Magan Trinor WULAGI 8449 Malati Yunupingu N/A 8265 Maranda Milham PALMERSTON 7805 Marc Jacewicz MILLNER 8593 Marc Turner WINNELLIE 8651 Mareesa Bates KATHERINE 4705 Margaret Hazelbane ALAWA 6890 Margaret Stevenson ALICE SPRINGS 5954 Margaret Wormald DARWIN 9121 Marian Halliday DARWIN 9097 Marie Kerinaiua NGUIU 8275 Marie-Clare De Vere ALICE SPRINGS 7898 Marine Cook HOWARD SPRINGS 6816 Marita Steward TENNANT CREEK 7860 Maritoni Ogale SUNSET COVE 8341 Mark Daniel Amante STUART PARK 8337 Mark Higley YULARA 9075 Mark Mick ALAWA 8569 Mark Pocock LEANYER 8217 Mark Watts GUNN 8320 Marli Banks ALICE SPRINGS 8945 Marrar Frank VIA KATHERINE 8596 Martin Power TENNANT CREEK 7920 Martin Willoughby SANDERSON 9050 Martina Cotton GUNN 9063 Mary Atenyi WULAGI 7853 Mary Campbell BERRIMAH 7933 Marylyn Nichols HOWARD SPRINGS 8753 Matt Lewis CASUARINA 8484 Matthew Allen KATHERINE 7831 Matthew Bennett N/A 4751 Matthew Boyle KATHERINE 8269 Matthew Kelly KUNUNURRA 8492 Matthew Lassemillante MOIL 8476 Matthew Leigh KATHERINE 8372 Matthew McCourt PALMERSTON 7906 Matthew Parker DURACK 7489 Matthias Roberts VIA KATHERINE 8558 Max Hancock PALMERSTON 9090 Max Koller LEANYER 8817 Max Proft LARRAKEYAH 8440 Max Turner VIA ALICE SPRINGS 8287 Maxine Riley ALICE SPRINGS 9131 Meg Ellis BATCHELOR 8066 Meg Jennings KATHERINE 8635 Megan Anstice LARRAKEYAH 8857 Megan Hamilton HUMPTY DOO 7488 Megan Huddleston VIA KATHERINE 8335 Megan Robinson YULARA 6744 Megan Taylor KATHERINE 8982 Megan Turnbull KARAMA 9000 Meghan Lague WINNELLIE 9069 Melinda Watson PALMERSTON 8631 Melissa Browning TENNANT CREEK 4524 Melissa Roberts ALICE SPRINGS 8371 Mellissa Lennon GRAY 8314 Melonie Meggitt LEANYER 9053 Melvyn Meehan GRAY 8235 Michael Alderman TENNANT CREEK 7760 Michael Carter MALAK 7841 Michael Cowley HOWARD SPRINGS 5332 Michael Delaney MOIL 4319 Michael Dempsey NIGHTCLIFF 8881 Michael Duke BEES CREEK 8442 Michael Ellis VIA ALICE SPRINGS 8241 Michael John Starvon TENNANT CREEK 8420 Michael Mavros COCONUT GROVE 9111 Michael Peckham ALAWA 7507 Michalea (JPR) Pickering MOULDEN 8619 Micheal Cassidy BERRIMAH 5516 Michelle Barnden HOWARD SPRINGS 8979 Michelle Rizzotto LEANYER 8518 Michelle Rowe ALICE SPRINGS 8392 Michelle Vickers MELBOURNE 8468 Mick Jerram KATHERINE 8778 Mitchel Saintsbury LARRAKEYAH 7891 Mitchell Bastin HUMPTY DOO 8536 Mitchell Dunkin NHULUNBUY 8678 Molly Bliss HUMPTY DOO 7930 Monica Mushiwun DALY RIVER 8322 Monica Stewart BERRIMAH 9105 Morris Geinbaraba NGUIU 8347 Myra Gorey DARWIN 8068 Nadia Menmuir KATHERINE 7871 Nadim Moummar GUNN 8840 Naomi Alliston WAGAMAN 8247 Naomi Barton NHULUNBUY 8264 Naomi Brooks HUMPTY DOO 9117 Narelle Higginson ANULA 4026 Narelle Offord SHOAL POINT 7919 Nasreen Ghani WOOLNER 9119 Natalie McMasters RAPID CREEK 8739 Natalie Morris WOOLNER 9023 Natasha Bonney BERRIMAH 8329 Natasha Brooking ALYANGULA 8832 Natasha Collins WOODROFFE 9130 Natasha Thompson BATCHELOR 8963 Nathan Hosie N/A 8531 Nathan Knofler NHULUNBUY 8564 Nathan Perrin LARRAKEYAH 8352 Nathan Roberts THE GARDENS 7778 Nathanael House PALMERSTON 43

46 MEMBERSHIP - Award 8066 Meg Jennings KATHERINE 8635 Megan Anstice LARRAKEYAH 8857 Megan Hamilton HUMPTY DOO 7488 Megan Huddleston VIA KATHERINE 8335 Megan Robinson YULARA 6744 Megan Taylor KATHERINE 8982 Megan Turnbull KARAMA 9000 Meghan Lague WINNELLIE 9069 Melinda Watson PALMERSTON 8631 Melissa Browning TENNANT CREEK 4524 Melissa Roberts ALICE SPRINGS 8371 Mellissa Lennon GRAY 8314 Melonie Meggitt LEANYER 9053 Melvyn Meehan GRAY 8235 Michael Alderman TENNANT CREEK 7760 Michael Carter MALAK 7841 Michael Cowley HOWARD SPRINGS 5332 Michael Delaney MOIL 4319 Michael Dempsey NIGHTCLIFF 8881 Michael Duke BEES CREEK 8442 Michael Ellis VIA ALICE SPRINGS 8241 Michael John Starvon TENNANT CREEK 8420 Michael Mavros COCONUT GROVE 9111 Michael Peckham ALAWA 7507 Michalea (JPR) Pickering MOULDEN 8619 Micheal Cassidy BERRIMAH 5516 Michelle Barnden HOWARD SPRINGS 8979 Michelle Rizzotto LEANYER 8518 Michelle Rowe ALICE SPRINGS 8392 Michelle Vickers MELBOURNE 8468 Mick Jerram KATHERINE 8778 Mitchel Saintsbury LARRAKEYAH 7891 Mitchell Bastin HUMPTY DOO 8536 Mitchell Dunkin NHULUNBUY 8678 Molly Bliss HUMPTY DOO 7930 Monica Mushiwun DALY RIVER 8322 Monica Stewart BERRIMAH 9105 Morris Geinbaraba NGUIU 8347 Myra Gorey DARWIN 8068 Nadia Menmuir KATHERINE 7871 Nadim Moummar GUNN 8840 Naomi Alliston WAGAMAN 8247 Naomi Barton NHULUNBUY 8264 Naomi Brooks HUMPTY DOO 9117 Narelle Higginson ANULA 4026 Narelle Offord SHOAL POINT 7919 Nasreen Ghani WOOLNER 9119 Natalie McMasters RAPID CREEK 8739 Natalie Morris WOOLNER 9023 Natasha Bonney BERRIMAH 8329 Natasha Brooking ALYANGULA 8832 Natasha Collins WOODROFFE 9130 Natasha Thompson BATCHELOR 8963 Nathan Hosie N/A 8531 Nathan Knofler NHULUNBUY 8564 Nathan Perrin LARRAKEYAH 8352 Nathan Roberts THE GARDENS 7778 Nathanael House PALMERSTON 8650 Rachael Barritt KATHERINE 8900 Rachael Lording PALMERSTON 8585 Rachael Lovett ALICE SPRINGS 8361 Racheal Curtain MALAK 8342 Rachel Craggs WANGURI 8859 Rachel Gerdes HUMPTY DOO 7828 Rachel Howells BAKEWELL 5506 Rachel McLellan KATHERINE 8305 Rachel Ranford TINDAL RAAF 5955 Raelene Marshall DARWIN 7745 Rafael Perez WINNELLIE 8385 Raoul Nairn MILLNER 4871 Raphael Hall NGUKURR 5955 Raquel Tryon GUNN 8638 Ray Hall RAPID CREEK 8828 Raymond Stoddard HUMPTY DOO 8851 Rayna Repo MOULDEN 8822 Rebecca Ascoli HUMPTY DOO 8836 Rebecca Irwin PALMERSTON 8601 Rebecca Keane TENNANT CREEK 4948 Rebecca Mather-Brown KATHERINE 8629 Rebecca McCasker ROSEBERY 6815 Rebecca McDonald TENNANT CREEK 8600 Rebecca Padgham TENNANT CREEK 8581 Rebecca Stirk ALICE SPRINGS 8403 Rebekah Dunn STUART PARK 8276 Regina Pfeiffer ALICE SPRINGS 8511 Reith Parker PALMERSTON 9110 Rex Ah-One KATHERINE 7883 Rhekita Stuart N/A 8855 Rhianna Ferguson VIRGINIA 8417 Rhiannon Hepi NIGHTCLIFF 8866 Rhiannon Klein HUMPTY DOO 8952 Rhys James Millar KATHERINE 8355 Ricci McRoberts KARAMA 8946 Richard Blitner KATHERINE EAST 7829 Richard Hatton LEANYER 6848 Richard Muranty PORT DOUGLAS 9109 Richard Perlowski KURRAJONG 8848 Rick Bell BERRY SPRINGS 8862 Rick Haddon HUMPTY DOO 8970 Rickie Collister KARAMA 8414 Ricky Chisholm NIGHTCLIFF 8408 Roan Wilkins HOWARD SPRINGS 7509 Robbie (JPR) Wigley DURACK 8845 Robbie Minissale DARWIN 8994 Robbie Przibilla N/A 5959 Robert (JPR) Pullino MILLNER 8641 Robert Brown COCONUT GROVE 9102 Robert Cunningham NGUIU 8827 Robert Douglas N/A 8891 Robert Hazelmere HUMPTY DOO 7765 Robert Moloney KATHERINE 8835 Robert Nguyen NOONAMAH 4275 Robert Risk HOWARD SPRINGS 9030 Robert Scheer DARWIN 8431 Robin Rogers NGUKURR 8679 Robyn Ison KATHERINE 44

47 MEMBERSHIP - Award 8517 Robyn King ALICE SPRINGS 8990 Rochelle Hunt N/A 8546 Roderick Mick BERRIMAH 8847 Rodney Black HUMPTY DOO 9098 Roland Cunningham NGUIU 8955 Roland Van Eige N/A 8397 Romel Siplon ALAWA 7862 Romesa Malik DURACK 8676 Romy Dodds HUMPTY DOO 8434 Ronald Barton MANINGRIDA 8433 Ronald Gray MANINGRIDA 8294 Ronald Ulamaru SANTA TERESA 7777 Ronan Buckley BRINKIN 8743 Rori Watt PALMERSTON 6543 Rory Hancock PALMERSTON 8514 Rory Turner DARWIN 9096 Rosalia Mary Munkanome NGUIU 8684 Rosanne Fuller ALICE SPRINGS 8796 Royce Harrison ALICE SPRINGS 8947 Russell Cadell KATHERINE 8683 Russell Modlin ALICE SPRINGS 8582 Ryan Standish ALICE SPRINGS 8621 Ryan Woolfe GUNN 5530 Ryle Guymer KATHERINE 8580 Sabine Gonelli ALICE SPRINGS 7323 Sacred Heart Primary School PALMERSTON 7809 Sadadeen Primary School ALICE SPRINGS 8292 Sally-Anne Stokes ALICE SPRINGS 8865 Sam Drawwater HERBERT 7912 Samantha Deacon PARAP 8211 Samantha Dreha CASUARINA 8798 Samantha King GUNN 8681 Samantha Newham KATHERINE 8609 Samantha Newnham KATHERINE 8780 Samuel Van Den Nieuwenhoff LUDMILLA 8723 Sandra Eaton WOODROFFE 8317 Sandra Mansfield ALICE SPRINGS 8369 Sara Caldwell PARAP 8966 Sara Ducey KATHERINE 7519 Sarah (JPR) Kneebone LEANYER 8486 Sarah Butler FANNIE BAY 9088 Sarah Chau LEANYER 8523 Sarah Chunys ALICE SPRINGS 9125 Sarah Dene KARAMA 8583 Sarah Graham GILLEN 7827 Sarah Munson GRAY 8833 Sarah Peck BAKEWELL 7839 Sarah Seppings PALMERSTON 8838 Sarah-Jane Kirk HUMPTY DOO 8363 Sas Clark PALMERSTON 8718 Scott Murdie N/A 8928 Sean (JPR) Iji ANULA 8506 Sean Kassman FANNIE BAY 8423 Sebastian Young JINGILI 8344 Selwyn Anderson DARWIN 7775 Serina Annis-Brown LEANYER 9003 Shane Birch N/A 8920 Shannen Cubis PALMERSTON 5958 Shannon Harben NHULUNBUY 7881 Shannon Hercus HOWARD SPRINGS 8328 Shardai Brown WULAGI 7239 Sharee McKnoulty TINDAL RAAF 8253 Sharlene Morton NHULUNBUY 8412 Sharna Edwards STUART PARK 6887 Sharon Martin ALICE SPRINGS 8643 Sharon Prew RAPID CREEK 7781 Shaun Theiber LEANYER 8756 Shay O'Reilly STUART PARK 8809 Shelley Kennedy WAGAMAN 8432 Sherena Wurramara NGUKURR 7946 Sherree Menmuir KATHERINE 7905 Sheryn Young ROSEBERY 8465 Simon Bailey KARAMA 9087 Simon Bochow VIRGINIA 7848 Simon Felmingham PARAP 8409 Simone Brogan STUART PARK 8430 Simone Donoghue NGUKURR 8084 Sonya De Hamer KATHERINE 8714 Sophie Dodd LEANYER 7859 Sophie Smith N/A 8250 Stacey Dwyer NHULUNBUY 8395 Stacey McKenna JINGILI 8444 Stephanie Campbell VIA ALICE SPRINGS 7390 Stephanie Charlesworth MOULDEN 8770 Stephanie Ison LUDMILLA 8325 Stephen Hollis STUART PARK 8418 Stephen Keith William Hoffman MILLNER 8841 Stephen Payne HUMPTY DOO 5075 Stephen Pilkington WULAGI 8555 Steve Gray DARWIN 7768 Steve Sutton ANULA 7901 Steven Baird MOIL 8924 Steven Davies MCMINNS LAGOON 8351 Steven Ramsey DARWIN 7932 Stevie Marcon HOWARD SPRINGS 8673 Stevie Taylor HOWARD SPRINGS 8251 Stewart McGill NHULUNBUY 8509 Storm Lalor DARWIN 4621 Stuart Robert Shaw MOIL 8605 Sue Holder KATHERINE 8646 Sue Lamb BATCHELOR 5401 Sue Van Luenen ALICE SPRINGS 7789 Sue-Ellen Skinner HUMPTY DOO 8377 Summer Allen NIGHTCLIFF 9038 Susan Hawken COCONUT GROVE 7790 Suzanne Gibson ALICE SPRINGS 8887 Suzy Tang HUMPTY DOO 6633 Sydney Morgan N/A 9022 Tahlia Pierik ANULA 8252 Taku Taylor NHULUNBUY 8878 Taleaha Nash HOWARD SPRINGS 8915 Talithia Goodman HUMPTY DOO 8877 Tamara South HUMPTY DOO 9052 Tamie Carlile WINNELLIE 8382 Tamika Tiedeman RAPID CREEK 8438 Taneal Croydon MANINGRIDA 45

48 MEMBERSHIP - Award 7503 Tanya (JPR) Nowland PALMERSTON 8597 Tanya Bollinger TENNANT CREEK 7776 Tanya Bower GRAY 8242 Tanya Jones TENNANT CREEK 8632 Tanya McGowan TENNANT CREEK 9132 Tanya Scott ADELAIDE RIVER 7808 Tanya Wakelam WINNELLIE 8610 Tara Gray KATHERINE 9056 Tara Hounsh KARAMA 8652 Tara Meldrum KATHERINE 9018 Taryn Godbaz NOONAMAH 8496 Tasha Murden WINNELLIE 8411 Tasha Victor STUART PARK 8744 Tegan Bryan COCONUT GROVE 8502 Telita Ganley WAGAIT BEACH 5537 Tenneil Helliwell ALICE SPRINGS 9048 Teresa Ellis BAKEWELL 7940 Terry Ellem KATHERINE 5475 Terry Martin ALICE SPRINGS 8239 Tessa Lahne TENNANT CREEK 7804 Therese Humphrys NIGHTCLIFF 9106 Therese Puantulura NGUIU 9007 Thomas MacLeay NIGHTCLIFF 8754 Thomas Moulds FANNIE BAY 7366 Thomas Pisel (JPR) THE NARROWS 8977 Thomas Rogers LARRAKEYAH 8890 Tiffany Adlard DRIVER 9065 Tilak Raj CASUARINA 8487 Tim Calwell RAPID CREEK 8472 Tim Hillier KATHERINE 7795 Tim Laurie KATHERINE 8965 Tim Mathas KATHERINE 8730 Tim Reimann WULAGI 8846 Tim Schmidt HUMPTY DOO 8304 Tim Stevens PARAP 7759 Tim Wolsterholme BATCHELOR 9014 Timothy Faulds BAYVIEW 8493 Timothy Lewis CASUARINA 7908 Tina Sketchley NIGHTCLIFF 8345 Tisha Corbett DARWIN 8774 Toby Phelps BERRIMAH 7852 Todd Hoy COCONUT GROVE 8759 Todd Robe LEANYER 6677 Tom Farrell VIA KATHERINE 8526 Tom Holyoake ALICE SPRINGS 8637 Tom Reilly NIGHTCLIFF 8853 Tom Sant ROSEBERY 8626 Toni Cork TIWI 8910 Toni Shierley WINNELLIE 8368 Tony De Silva DARWIN 8318 Tracey Blockey ALICE SPRINGS 9041 Tracey Leibhardt PALMERSTON 7780 Tracy Rowe WINNELLIE 7845 Trent Davies PARAP 8842 Tristhan Powers PALMERSTON 8909 Tyaan Tuckey NOONAMAH 8856 Tyler Higgins HUMPTY DOO 8785 Tyler McKenna LARRAKEYAH 9086 Tyson Jerve PARAP 8450 Ujith Perera DARWIN 8561 Vanessa Ekins LARRAKEYAH 8266 Vanessa Walsh NHULUNBUY 8441 Verona Gordon-Brown VIA ALICE SPRINGS 7801 Veronica Barnham TENNANT CREEK 9070 Veronica Luta NIGHTCLIFF 8813 Vicki Hawkins ALAWA 9099 Victorianna Punguatji NGUIU 6810 Virginia Courtney-Palmer BAKEWELL 7748 Vivienne Parker ROSEBERY 4880 Walter Thompson NGUKURR 8644 Wendy Dendle HOWARD SPRINGS 8427 Wendy Hughes NGUKURR 9040 Wendy Mackenzie WOODROFFE 8611 Wendy Northam KATHERINE 8515 Wendy Tucker HUMPTY DOO 8334 Wesley Smith BALLARAT 8535 William Blake NHULUNBUY 8902 William Ravenswood PALMERSTON 8861 William Van Tilburg HUMPTY DOO 7847 Wilson Lee BERRIMAH 8421 Yara Murray-Atfield RAPID CREEK 7642 Yolander Noordermer GUNN 8277 Yvonne Driscoll ALICE SPRINGS 8508 Zac Kunnikorn MOIL 7866 Zachary Penman ROSEBERY 8067 Zak Houseman KATHERINE 9085 Zak Knowles MOIL 8394 Zane Hitchcock-Allen NIGHTCLIFF 8669 Kelli Wolter NOONAMAH Australia Day Carnival Casuarina Pool January