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05Introduction

07welcoming speeches

09drawing

ceremony

11closing

ceremony

13sports events

18Itinerary

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21Sports venues

24Arrival

Information

25Location

maps

32about

Melbourne

37Food spots

41AGA

Committee

45Sponsors & Partners

55contact details

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HistoryThe Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is a geo-political and economic organisation which comprises of ten countries located in the region of Southeast Asia. Formed on the 8th of August 1967 by Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand, its membership has since expanded to include Brunei, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam. The organization’s primary objective is to accelerate the economic growth, social progress, cultural development and sustainability of the peacefulness in the region as well as to encourage stronger interdependent relationships among participating countries.

What is AGA?The ASEAN Games Australia is a multinational sports event organized by MASCA Victoria in collaboration with the ASEAN-based student peak representative bodies, proudly supported by Council of International Students Australia. It aims to enhance the relationship among students from Southeast Asian countries. This event is an initiative under the ASEAN-Australia Agenda specially organised to allow student athletes from ASEAN countries all across Australia to gather around and exhibit their sports talents at a competitive level.

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G reetings everyone!

I would like to extend my gratitude to all of our generous sponsors, affiliates and partners, to the ASEAN community in Australia for their continuous support as participants and volunteers, and last but not least, to the 3rd ASEAN Games Australia 2014 committee which has worked tirelessly and performed beyond expectations and boundaries to make this event a successful one. Without any of you, all of this would not be possible.

As a committee, our dream is to see the ASEAN Games Australia 2014 become the platform on which people from our region are brought together. People who share the same drive to excel in the sports we are passionate about. The main aim of this sporting event, the largest of its kind to engage the ASEAN community in Australia, is to unite the ASEAN community and promote sports participation in 9 globally recognised sports and we hope to achieve this.

MSports, which is the athletic arm of the Malaysian Students’ Council of Australia, Victorian Chapter, plays host to the annual ASEAN Games Australia with the purpose of fostering healthy and competitive relationships through sports and athletic culture. It is an initiative under the ASEAN-Australia Agenda (AAA), and it was initially founded as the ASEAN Student Games Melbourne in 2011, before being rebranded to the ASEAN Games Australia in 2012. This was to allow non-students from the other states across Australia to participate and further strengthen the relationships among the ASEAN community nationwide.

In our efforts to extend our reach to the ASEAN community in Australia, this sports event is in collaboration with the ASEAN students’ peak student bodies, and is proudly supported by the Council of International Students Australia, a new supporting partner. This year, we have cash prizes of more than $3500 to give away to attract athletes to participate as well as vouchers that are up for grabs at the Opening and Closing Ceremony, thanks to all our benevolent sponsors.

The ASEAN Games Australia overall champion plate will also be presented at the conclusion of this event upon finalization of the overall point tally. It has been passed on since 2012 to be in the possession of the student council of the winning country every year. So, athletes, this is it. Now is the time to rise up, excel, play hard and make your country – your homeland, your birthplace – proud.

I sincerely encourage everyone to make the most out of your experience at the 3rd ASEAN Games Australia, be it as a volunteer, an athlete, a spectator. The committee has put in an immense amount of effort to create a strong and familiar ASEAN atmosphere that will hopefully make you feel comfortable and at home over the next few days, while maintaining a professional and friendly sports environment.

These games are a blessed occasion where we celebrate our differences and also our similarities as we bridge the cultural gaps between the ASEAN community. We encourage you to gather all your friends from the Southeast Asian Nations in Australia and bring out the passion in sports together as one to help us realise our dream. With that, I truly believe the notion “Embrace Diversity, Celebrate Victory”.

I wish everyone participating in the ASEAN Games Australia 2014 the very best. Compete and battle with true sporting spirit!

Sheh Tyne Yeo Project Director of ASEAN Games Australia 2014 Director of Msports, Malaysian Students’ Council of Australia, Victorian Chapter (MASCA Victoria)

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CeremonyThe official draw ceremony of ASEAN Games Australia 2014 will be open to the public on the 12th of September, 2014. With 10 countries participating and competing in the annual games, the draw ceremony is held to encourage fairness and advocate respect amongst the teams. We strongly encourage representatives from different clubs and societies, as well as participants to come along and witness this exciting event!

Date - 12 September 2014Time - 6.30pm - 8.30pmVenue - Drill Hall, Multicultural Hub

26 Therry Street Melbourne VIC 3000

The Hub is 10 minutes away from Melbourne’s CBD. Just walk along Elizabeth Street towards Queen Victoria Market, and the Hub is across the road at the corner of Elizabeth and Therry Streets.Streetside and Carpark parking are available nearby.

Melbourne Central Station is within walking distance from the Hub

Trams 19, 57 and 59 run along Elizabeth Street and stop outside Queen Victoria Market. The Hub is located directly across from the tram stop.

Itinerary:• Arrival of VIP guests and participants• Speech by VIP• Speech by Project Director• Drawing ceremony• Lucky draw• Networking/mingling session with light refreshments• Closing

How to get there:

Dress code - Smart Casual

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CeremonyTo officially end the games, we will be organising a closing ceremony to show our gratitude towards everyone involved in making the 2014 games possible. Prizes will be given out during the day to winners of each sport and all participants will receive an ASEAN Games Australia 2014 certificate!

Date - 14 September 2014Time - 6.00pm - 8.00pmVenue - Show Courts, MSAC

1 Aughtie DriveAlbert Park VIC 3206

Refer to page in the Sports Venues section for instructions on how to get there

Itinerary:• Arrival of VIP guests and participants• Speech by VIP• Speech by Project Director• ASEAN Song• Prize-Giving ceremony

1. Basketball2. Futsal 3. Netball4. Squash5. Volleyball6. Ultimate Frisbee7. Tennis8. Table Tennis9. Badminton

• Networking/mingling session• Closing

How to get there:

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Events

Where -Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre

When - 13 & 14 September

This high speed racquet sport is divided into five categories of Men’s/Women’s Singles, Men’s/Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles. To win a match, a player must beat their competitor in a best-of-3 game, with each game up to 15 rally points with settings to 21 points. The winners of each event will be determined via a round robin, singles elimination system. Each competitor will play every other competitor in their round robin group, whereby everyone will be guaranteed a minimum of 2 matches regardless of their result.

This section provides a general rundown of the main events of ASEAN Games Australia. All players are advised to be on time at the competition venues and adhere to competition rules. The updated schedules, competition rules and participants are published on the AGA webpage www.aseangamesaustralia.com.au

The standard FIBA Basketball rules apply with the exception of some slight changes to ensure that stronger teams are able to progress further into the tournament. The match duration is 30 minutes (15 minutes for each half) with a 1 minute break in between. The game clock will not halt for out of bounds, time-outs, and free throws until the last minute of the second half. An extra playing time of 3 minutes will also be granted, should the game result in a tied score.

Where -Carlton Baths (Females, 12th)MSAC (Males, 13th-14th, Fe-males, 14th)

When - 12 & 14 September (Females)13 & 14 September (Males)

Where -Albert Park Indoor Sports Centre

When - 13 & 14 September

The game is played by four outfield players and a goal keeper (max 5 players per team on the pitch at any one time). The match is divided into two halves. Each half comprises the duration of 15 minutes and 1 minute interval during half time. The competition will be for two days from the 13th to the 14th of September. The winner, runner-up and second runner-up of the competition will be awarded.

Where -Albert Park Indoor Sports Centre

When - 14 September

The netball game is played over quarters. A 3-minute break will be given after the first quarter and third quarter of each game. A 5-minute period will be allocated during half time. However, there would not be any extra time given if an injury occurs. The game will be umpired in accordance with the official rules used by the Netball Australia.

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Where -Melbourne University Sports Centre

When - 14 September

This racquet game is played in a four-walled glass court and with a small, hollow rubber ball where players will alternate in striking the soft ball on the walls of the court. The tournament will be held on the 14th of September. It is broken down into the Men’s and Women’s Singles category.

This sport is broken down into four categories: Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles. It will be held on the 13th of September, following the official rules of the International Table Tennis Federation.

Please refer to http://www.ase-angamesaustralia.com.au/up-loads/1/0/8/8/10880101/table_ten-nis_rules.pdf for further details.

Where -Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre

When - 14 September

Where -Albert Reserve Tennis Centre

When - 13 & 14 September

Tennis matches are held from the 13th to 14th of September, and conducted in accordance with the ITF Rules. The sport will be organized into 5 categories: Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles.

Where -Albert Park Synthetic Fields

When - 13 September

Ultimate Frisbee will be a one-day tournament on the 13th of September. Teams will be grouped into one big pool. The first team to 15 goals wins, with a time cap of 40 minutes. There are no referees for Ultimate, it emphasizes strongly on the Spirit of the Game that establishes responsibility for fair play on every player.

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Where -Melbourne University Sports Centre

When - 14 September

A Volleyball match consists of two opposing teams, each with six players. Each team will try to score points by attempting to hit the ball onto the ground of the opposing team’s court. Players usually use their hands or arms to hit the ball, but may also use other parts of the body to ‘strike’ or ‘push’ the ball in the game.

For each rally, both teams are allowed a maximum of three consecutive touches. The rally then ends when a team either makes a ‘kill’ and wins the rally, or makes a ‘fault’ and loses the rally. The winning team for the particular rally will earn a point and gets to serve the ball for the next rally.

Itinerary &Schedule

Sport DatesBadminton 13-14 September

Basketball 12-14 September

Netball 14 September

Futsal 13-14 September

Squash 14 September

Table Tennis 13 September

Tennis 13-14 September

Ultimate Frisbee 13 September

Volleyball 14 September

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Schedule

Time

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7pm - 8pm

8pm - 9pm

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Carlton Baths

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12pm - 1pm

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Badminton(9am - 6pm)

Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC)

2pm - 3pm

3pm - 4pm

4pm - 5pm

5pm - 6pm

6pm - 7pm

7pm - 8pm

Men’s Basketball(9am - 8pm)

Table Tennis(9am - 6pm)

Futsal(9am - 5pm)

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Albert Park Tennis Reserve

Ultimate Frisbee(9am - 5pm)

Albert Park Synthetic Fields

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Venues

Cnr St. Kilda Road & Hanna StreetMelbourne VIC 3004

Melway Ref. Map 58-A5

Take trams 3, 3A, 5, 6 , 16, 64, 67, 72 (away from Melb Uni). Alight at Stop 25 Commercial Road and cross to Hanna Street.

Take buses 216 (to Brighton Beach) or 219 or 220 (towards Gardenvale) from Queen Street in the city. Alight at Commercial Road, where the venue is across the street.

Parking at Albert Reserve, accessible via Hanna Street, is free to all Tennis World customers at the time of a court booking or ten-nis/fitness session.

Melway Ref. Map 57-H5

From the City, take route 96 (towards St Kilda beach). Disembark at Stop 130, Middle Park Station.

See MSAC section for parking details.

Pitt Building3 Aughtie DriveAlbert Park VIC 3206

1 Aughtie DriveAlbert Park VIC 3206

Melway Ref. Map 57- G4

From the City, take route 96 (towards St Kilda Beach) or 112 (towards South Melbourne). Disembark at Stop 129, Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre.

Parking is available at $3 per day on weekends. Cecil Street entry at Albert Rd provides access to the Southern and Multi-Deck car park.

Hockey Drive (Aughtie Drive) Albert Park VIC 3206

Melway Ref. Map 57-K7

From the City, take route 96 (towards St Kilda Beach). Disem-bark at Stop 131, Fraser St.

See MSAC section for parking details.

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248 Rathdowne StreetCarlton VIC 3053

Melway Ref. Map 43-K2

From the City, take route 1 (towards East Coburg) or 8 (to-wards Moreland). Disembark at Stop 113, Lygon St (near VicRoads) and walk one block to Rathdowne St.

Free parking will be available for participants who wish to drive.

From the City, take routes 1, 3/3a, 5, 6, 8, 16, 64, 67, 72 along Swanston St. Disembark at Stop 1, Melbourne University.

Several options available for parking:

-University Square Car Park. Entrance at 244 Bouverie St and on Berkeley Stoff Grattan Street.Hours: Weekends - 7:00am to 7:00pm

-Royal Parade Car Park. Entry via Royal Parade, between Genetics Lane and Medical Road. Hours: Weekends - 7:00am to 7:00pm

-Eastern Precinct car Park. Entry via 375 Cardigan Street, Carlton, near the corner of Elgin Street. Hours: Weekends - 7am to 9pm.

Tin AlleyMelbourne VIC 3010

ArrivalInformation

Starbus operates from the Airport to the CBD and surrounding areas. For more information about serviced areas and prices, check their website www.starbus.net.au (click on the logo)

Price range - AUD17-20 per person (one way)+61 3 8378 8700

Skybus runs from the Airport to Southern Cross Sta-tion every 10 minutes. Also, Skybus offers to custom-ers complimentary hotel drop-offs and pickups through its Hotel Transfer Service. For more information about Skybus Services, check their website www.skybus.com.au (click on the logo)

Price - AUD18 per person (one way)+61 3 9600 1711

Sita coaches operate between Avalon Airport and Southern Cross Station. Shuttle services are fixed to meet Jetstar flights, and take approximately 50 minutes to get to Melbourne. Book the shuttle service on their website http://www.sitacoaches.com.au/avalon (click on the logo)

Price - From AUD22 per person (one way)+61 3 9689 7999

13CABS

13 2227www.13cabs.com.au (click on the logo)

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Directions to MSAC

Start from Melbourne Central Station, cnr La Trobe and Swanston Streets. (1)

Walk along Swanston Street towards cnr Swanston and Bourke Streets (2). Catch tram route 96 (towards St Kilda Beach) from Stop 6 (Swanston Street).

Alight at Stop 129 (MSAC/Wright Street) (3). Exit stop away from street towards Albert Park.

Directions to Albert Park Tennis Centre

Start from Melbourne Central Station, cnr La Trobe and Swanston Streets.

Catch tram routes 3, 3A, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67, 72 heading away from Melbourne University from Stop 8 (Melbourne Central Station). (1)

Alight at Stop 25 (Commercial Road/Albert Hospital) (2). Cross St Kilda Road to the cnr of Hanna Street & St Kilda Road

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Directions to Melbourne University Sport

Start from Melbourne Central Station, cnr La Trobe and Swanston Streets.

Catch any tram route (1, 3, 3A, 5, 6, 8, 16, 64, 67, 72) heading towards Melbourne University from Stop 8 (Melbourne Central Station). (1)

Alight at Stop 1 (Melbourne University) (2). Cross the road and walk along Tin Alley to reach Melbourne University Sports (3)

Directions to Carlton Baths

Start from Melbourne Central Station, cnr La Trobe and Swanston Streets.

Catch tram routes 1 (towards East Coburg) or 8 (towards Moreland) from Stop 8 (Mel-bourne Central Station). (1)

Alight at Stop 114 (Princes Street) (2). Walk along Princes Street towards Rathdowne Street, thenfollowing Rathdowne Street until reaching Carlton Baths (3).

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Get to knowMelbourne

Voted the World’s friendliest city and the World’s most liveable city for the 4th year in a row, what makes Melbourne so special?

Well, it’s all about the friendly people, the little laneways of art, the lauded coffee and brunches. Melbourne is defined too by its alfresco dining and its glorious weather – but we won’t spoil it for you by telling you everything. We’ll let you find out for yourselves.

So go on, go walkabout and get lost in Melbourne.

Explore Melbourne aboard the free Tourist Shuttle Bus! Hop on and off at any of the stops at key city destinations. It runs daily from 9:30am to 4:30pm, with the trip taking approximately 1.5 hours and including informative on-board commentary as you travel around Melbourne!

Jump on the city’s free City Circle tram. The City Circle Tram is a free service around central Melbourne taking passengers down bustling streets and past some of Mel-bourne’s major attractions - basically travelling the perimeter of the central business dis-trict every day between 10am and 6pm, except Christmas Day and Good Friday. Extended hours of operation between 10am and 9pm occur on Thursday, Friday and Saturday during this season.

Brighton Beach

September is probably still too cold to go swimming in the ocean but the colourful storage houses of Brighton beach make a beautiful photo backdrop.

Get there by train on the Sandringham line and stop at Brighton Beach Station, it takes around 25 minutes to get there.

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Melbourne

Royal Botannical Gardens

Lose yourself in Melbourne’s lush green landscape of serenity, you will not even realise that you’re not completely out of the city. Though, try not to get lost in this maze of flora varieties!

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 7.30am to 5.30pmBirdwood Ave, South Yarra VIC 3141

Accessible by trams 3, 3A, 5, 6, 8, 16, 64, 67, 72

State Library of Victoria

Be amazed by the vast spaces and the heritage architecture of Victoria’s state library. Stand inside the octagonal La Trobe reading room and gaze up at the library’s signature design - the dome-shaped glass roof.

Opening hours:Monday to Thursday 10am to 9pmFriday to Sunday 10am to 6pm328 Swanston Street,Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia(Across from Melbourne Central)

Shrine of Remembrance

The Shrine of Remembrance stands just a stone’s throw away from the Royal Botanical Gardens. It remains one of Melbourne’s most recognisable landmarks, and was built to commemorate the sacrifice made by brave Victorian soldiers during the First World War. http://www.shrine.org.au/home

Opening hours:1-am-5pm daily (Free Admission)Birdwood Ave, Melbourne VIC 3001

DFO South Wharf

Looking for some retail therapy with a good bargain? DFO South Wharf houses over 100 leading Australian brands that will leave you spoilt for choice once you’ve stepped in! Stop by one of the many cafes operating at DFO to replenish after a long day of shopping.

Catch trams 96, 109 or 112 to Crown and walk along the Yarra past the MCEC

20 Convention Centre Place South Wharf VIC 3006Opening hoursFriday: 10am - 9pm All Other Days: 10am - 6pm

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Emporium Melbourne

Boasting a plethora of renowned fashion stores, Emporium is the city’s brand new shopping haven. With big names such as Uniqlo, Victoria’s Secret, Topshop and many, many more, not to mention H&M in a separate building just opposite Emporium, this mall is the place to be.

287 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne VICOpening HoursSaturday – Wednesday 10am – 7pmThursday – Friday 10am – 9pm

Great Ocean Road

Arguably THE biggest attraction in Melbourne, with the world-renowned Twelve Apostles as one of the many beautiful, natural rock formations along this stretch of road, this 243km-long road is breathtaking and a site (sight too!) not to be missed.

For more information on tours and accommodation, have a look at http://www.visitgreatoceanroad.org.au/.

St Kilda Beach

Looking to chill out in the sun (if there is any!) without having to travel to the other end of the city? St Kilda beach, located near Albert Park, is the perfect place for you then! The weekend is when it gets busy, especially the coffee shops with their delicious collection of cakes! Every Sunday morning till noon, there is a Sunday market on the main street where vendors market their gorgeous, home-made artefacts.

Catch tram route 96 straight to the beach!

Fitzroy

You can’t really visit the hipster capital without visiting the heart of the hipster culture can you? Fitzroy is hipster haven, with cafes, retro clothing stores and street art you’ll never quite find elsewhere! Find records, coffee and everything sterotypically hipster and Melburnian here.

Tram route 112 runs along Brunswick Street, the heart of Fitzroy’s hipster district.

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Spots

Sure, Melbourne is famous for its amazing variety and quality of food – we have everything from the best Italian restaurants on Lygon Street, to the delicious Vietnamese pho that can be found in Richmond, to the classic fish and chips in St. Kilda. Don’t forget that favourite Melburnian pastime - brunching - that has seen a vibrant culture grow around it.

But, if you’re wondering where to find the best eats at the best price, look no further.

Before you hand over the cash, the cashier will already have your change ready. 2 minutes later, your food’s out. And this is at peak lunch hour. Classic Japanese food ready-to-go.

198 Little Lonsdale St, Melbourne VIC 3000

This place uses fine Thai products to create dishes that would literally awaken your taste buds and leave you craving for more. The authentic Thai dishes at Le Bangkok will leave you satisfied and the friendly staff that serve you will give you an ideal dining experience.

195 Lonsdale St, Melbourne VIC 3000

Pho Bo Ga Mekong whips up pho and spring rolls that are to-die-pho. Prices are affordable and it is not uncommon to see a long line out the door as this is an incredibly popular and busy joint.

241 Swanston St, Melbourne VIC 3000

Don’t be fooled by the fact that they are of the same franchise as the one in Malaysia – the PappaRich Australia menu brags more variety and is completely different. Portions are large and taste authentic.

Level 2, Shop 11, QV Square, QV Building Melbourne VIC 3000

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With a relatively more specialised menu set to PappaRich, but with the standard to make up for it, Mamak’s nasi lemak and satay are super sedap! Their Milo Tarik makes for the perfect nightcap too and they’re open til late.

366 Lonsdale, St Melbourne VIC 3000

Want to pay a decent price and get a super large chicken parma? That’s what Universal restaurant on Lygon is lauded for among the student community. And we haven’t even mentioned the pizzas and pastas.

139-141 Lygon St, Carlton VIC 3053

Are you a sweet or savoury person? Doesn’t matter when it comes to Pancake Parlour – they serve both sweet and savoury pancakes and let us tell you, they’re all lovely.

Various locations around Melbourne – most accessible: Level 3, Melbourne Central

Gelato forged from a blast of liquid ni-trogen. Sounds cool right? #getthepun Anyway N2 up in Fitzroy offers some of the best gelato this side of Italy, with menus changing every week. Check their Instagram for the menu of the week and indulge yourself in creamy heaven

329 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy VIC 3065

You won’t have a hard time looking for this place because its name is literally its location (well, sort of). The entrance of Mart 130 is located right in front of tram stop no 130 and its name spelled backwards is actually “tram”. Step into one of Melbourne’s best brunch places to enjoy good food and a nice ambience.

@ Stop 130 on the 96 tram line

Despite the unfriendly staff, the Taiwanese XL Crispy Fried Chicken is finger-licking good. Pair this with their famous noodle soup and you’ve got an excellent meal for an excellent price!

273 Swanston St, Melbourne VIC 3000

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2014 CommitteeExecutive Committee

Project DirectorYeo Sheh Tyne

Managing DirectorLai Ting Yuen

SecretaryElaine Koh

Vice-SecretaryCarissa Yuen

TreasurerTammie Kwong

Vice-Treasurer Sudha

Munissavaran

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Table Tennis DirectorRebecca Sim

Tennis DirectorBryan Hong

Badminton DirectorVictor Lee

Badminton Assistant Director

Wang Xuen Yin

Volleyball DirectorAurora Tan

Futsal DirectorAsher Loh

Basketball Director

Joo Yee Sham

Netball DirectorAnnette Chan

Squash DirectorAnna Chan

Ultimate FrisbeeDirector

Yu Kai Liang

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2014 Committee

Marketing & MediaDirector

Sylvia Soo

Marketing Assistant Director

Farah Nadiah

Photography Director

Kevin Chua

Marketing OfficersTimothy Ong

Jolene GohAlyssa Remesh

Media OfficersLooi Yen LingIli Amirah Isa

Creative DirectorKevin Chua

Operations & Logistics DirectorRebecca Chloe Chin

Operations & Logistics Officers

Ong Jia HuiDoung Hoai

Elsha LeeChong Yik Surn

Sponsorships DirectorElin Tham

Sponsorships OfficerEvelyn Wong

First Aid DirectorRyan Soon

HR DirectorAudrey Chua

HR OfficersCrystal SeahLaw Yi Huey

IT DirectorYeap Choon-Yin

IT OfficerShen Qiang

Food & Beverage Director

Chow Fui Wern

Food & BeverageOfficers

May Yin Voon

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PartnersGold sponsors

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IDP Education, a global leader in student placement services and a proud co-owner of IELTS, is a sponsor of this year’s ASEAN Games Australia.

Over the last 45 years, IDP Education has helped over 400,000 students gain entry into quality education institutions in Australia, New Zealand , the UK, US and Canada . We have a global network of more than 80 student placement centres in over 30 countries.

Importantly, IDP Education has six student service offices based in Australia. Our offices provide a welcoming environment for international students to call in and catch up with our education counsellors. Our experienced education counsellors can help you find the best course, co-ordinate your university application or book your IELTS test. Every year, our student services teams deliver welcome events around Australia to help students feel a sense of connection and community here.

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Committed to meeting the health and wellness needs of consumers in the region and across the world, F&N is driven by its overarching philosophy of Pure Enjoyment, Pure Goodness. F&N has built a wide and exciting portfolio of beverage and food products with a strong emphasis on healthy enjoyment. Brands under the F&N umbrella include 100PLUS isotonic drinks, F&N MAGNOLIA milk, F&N FRUIT TREE juices, F&N NUTRISOY, F&N SEASONS Asian-inspired drinks and teas, F&N ICE MOUNTAINwater and F&N aLIVE yoghurt, alongside the familiar range of F&Nsparkling drinks. Many of the F&N brands are market leaders in their respective categories.

In recognition of the high quality and safety standards of F&N prod-ucts and their distinctive marketing, the company has been conferred many awards and accolades such as HACCP accreditation since 2003 for F&N Foods and Superbrands gold recognition. F&N’s established networks and strategic partnerships provide the company with the impetus to continually innovate and expand its portfolio of brands while strengthening its capabilities across the region.

The food and beverage business at F&N is driven by the overarching philosophy of Pure Enjoyment, Pure Goodness. This encapsulates the F&N commitment to deliver health and enjoyment to everyone through its products. It also describes the experience F&N promises to con-sumers each time they reach for a F&N product – healthier drinks and food that also taste good.

Underpinning this commitment are five key values that guide all our activities: Trust, Thoughtfulness, Excitement, Innovation and Pro-gressiveness. These values have helped shape the brand and seen its growth into a consumer favourite.

Established in 1883, Fraser and Neave, Limited (F&N) has been quenching the thirst of generations of consumers and is today a leading player in the food and beverage arena in Singapore and Malaysia.

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Rolld Australia prides itself on its family values and Vietnamese heritage. Created over a dinner with friends, Rolld was born of the idea of tapping into the huge gap in the market for a fast, fresh and healthy Vietnamese quick service restaurant.

From its humble beginnings at Goldsborough Lane (CBW) in May 2012 to now a business which hosts 20 stores over three (and soon to be four) states, Rolld has established itself as a leader in its market space in a little over 2 years. Our vibrant, fresh and delicious products speak to the heritage and culture of Vietnamese inspired fare and with our urban street appeal, we present an alternative in the current market.

Rolld is committed to the ongoing education of the Australian public about its core family values and Vietnamese food and culture. And in spite of how large or successful the Rolld franchise becomes, we will never forget how we came to be – 4 friends sitting around a dinner table and bringing an idea to life.

Rolld Australia – your go to for fresh and authentic Vietnamese food and culture.

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Halal Enterprises

We are an importer and distributor of fine food. We sell brand names like Habhal’s sauces such as Sweet Soy Sauce (Kicap Manis), Salty Soy Sauce, gourmet Tomato Ketchup and Chilli Sauce. Habhal’s sauces are popularly known in Malaysia, Singapore & Brunei by their trade mark ‘Kipas Udang’.

Our product ranges include Faiza spices, ready to eat cooking pastes and Rice Cubes (Ketupat), Faiza is located in Batu Pahat, Johor. In addition, we distribute Dollee’s ready to cook Curry and Laksa pastes, and cookies such as Pineapple Tarts, Egg Roll (Kuih Kapit) and Crispy Prawn Rolls, and many more.

We have successfully supplied to over 100 retail channels throughout NSW, ACT, Gold Coast, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth. We also sup-ply to Malaysian restaurants and caterers in NSW and Victoria.Our products are from Malaysia and they are all certified halal. We are focused on selling and promoting halal products. Our current product range includes not only food stuffs but also halal tooth pastes under the hygiene product category.Halal Enterprises Pty Ltd commenced in August 2010. It is a privately own company. The company is an Importer and Distributor of quality halal food stuff and grocery items. We distribute them Australia wide.

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Offering a wide spread of over 150 mouth watering dishes, there is always something for everyone. The menu ranges from a selection of Fresh Seafood, Sushi & Sashimi, Dim Sum, Peking Duck, cooked-to-order Stir Fried Noodles and vegetables, Traditional Beef and Chicken Curries, as well as scrumptious Cakes and Pastries to end a wonderful meal. The recent balcony extension at the Burwood East branch has definitely benefited our customers by offering even more food choices which varies from time to time.

In addition to the dishes available at Burwood East, seasonal menu are also available at Chinatown & Pacific Epping - *Fresh Soufflé, Chocolate Fountain, Bamboo Rice, Roast Suckling Pigs, Goose Pate Sushi, Chawanmushi and much more.

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6 Months Free NBN Internet! Lease at EPIC Southbank Apartments before September 21st for unlimited downloads, no connection fees, no contracts!* Brand New Apartments feature floor to ceiling windows, modern fixtures & fittings, concierge services, tennis court, pool & gym

Visit epicsouthbank.com or call 1800 703 989 for more info. EPIC Apartments located at 118 Kavanagh Street (cnr Balston Street) Southbank. Open Monday through Saturday 9am - 6pm and 10 - 5pm Sundays.

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DetailsProject DirectorYeo Sheh Tyne+61 451 501 936projectdirector@aseangamesaustralia.com.aumsports@mascavictoria.com

First Aid DirectorRyan Soon+61 497 081 072info@aseangamesaustralia.com.au

First aid medics will be on standby at each venue to provide assistance during all competition events. In case of an emergency, please contact the First Aid Director.

For police, ambulances and the fire department call 000