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AROUND ALICEF o r l o c a l s a n d v i s i t o r s
WHO TO CALLPolice, Fire, Ambulancein emergencies dial:
000Alice Springs Police:131 444Ambulance: 8959 6600Fire & Rescue Service: 8951 6688Alice Springs Hospital: 8951 7777Power and Water (emergency number): 1800 245 090
RSPCA: 8953 4430Alice Springs Town Council: 8950 0500
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ATTENTION TOURISTSPop in to the acclaimed Visitor Centre to fi nd out all you need to know about the Red Centre. Call 1800 645 199
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LIVE MUSICLeon Spurling will perform at the Rock Bar tonight from 8pm and Ben Phillips will be playing on Wednesday from 8pm.
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KARAOKE... is on at the Memo Club on Thursday from 9pm.
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LEARN BOOKKEEPINGQuickBooks accounting certifi cate course is on at the Diplomat Hotel tomorrow from 9am to 4pm. For bookings and information, call AVB Training on 1300 123 181.
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MORNING TEACelebrate the successful launch of “Billy Benn” by Catherine Peattie with IAD Press at the Alice Springs Library tomorrow as part of Harmony Week Cel-ebrations from 11.30am.
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CANCERSUPPORTProstate Can-cer Support Group is hav-ing its monthly meeting on Thursday from 6.30pm at 5 Skinner Street.
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DISABILITY INFOAn information afternoon about education, training, employment & recreational opportunities for people with a disability or ongoing health condition is at Centralian Senior College on Thursday at 3.30pm.
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BEGINNER DANCEBeginners Adult Dance Classes 5.30-6.30pm every Tuesday. $10 at the door Alice Springs Youth Centre Dance StudioCall 0424274383 [email protected]
Stabbed with a tomahawkMan faces court after argument with his wifeCameron Boon
POLICE say a woman who wasstabbed in the leg with a tomahawkwas running from her husband whenshe called for help.
The man is accused of hacking his
wife’s leg with a tomahawk, stabbingher in the wrist and head with a fork,and hitting her with a plastic chairduring an argument at the weekend.
Police say they were called ataround 9pm on Friday when thefight at a home in Ellery Drive was
taking place. When they arrived thevictim told officers her husband hadhit her with a tomahawk and stabbedher head and wrist with a fork.
The woman said her husband hadalso dragged her from a car earlier inthe night and kicked her to the head
and stomach. She was taken to AliceSprings Hospital and received nu-merous stitches. She was dischargedyesterday.
The man was charged with aggra-vated assault and two counts of beingarmed with an offensive weapon. Hewill appear in court today.
Call toset grogpriceA FLOOR price on al-cohol would help sup-port the NT Govern-ment’s ‘‘Enough isEnough’’ alcohol re-forms, according tothe People’s AlcoholA c t i o n C o a l i t i o n(PAAC).
Spokesman JohnBoffa said the alcoholreforms would assist alimited number ofpeople to cut downtheir drinking, butmore needed to bedone.
He said: ‘‘If we areserious about trying toreduce alcohol con-sumption to some-thing approaching thenational average, thenimplementing a floorprice is the single mostsignificant action theNT can take.
‘‘A floor price wouldreduce the amount ofharm that occurs inthe first place. It wouldalso enable the re-moval of some irrat-ional aspects of cur-rent restrictions.’’
Dr Boffa said thefloor price would makemeasures such as Al-cohol Banning No-tices, the Alcohol andOther Drugs Tri-b u n a l , a n d t h eSMART Court, farmore effective.
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ServiceawardsTHE Customer ServiceAwards winners, acknowl-edging Alice Springs busi-nesses and individualswho promote excellentcustomer service, will beannounced on Saturday.
More than 200 nomi-nations have been re-ceived for four categories.
Chamber of Commerceexecutive officer KayEade said: ‘‘The winnerswill be announced on Sat-urday evening at a galadinner at the Golf ClubMC’d by Mark Mitchell.
‘‘After the awards, therewill be entertainment pro-vided by Scott andSamantha Dann.’’
Tickets are $125 forChamber members and$140 for non-members, in-cluding a three-coursemeal, drinks and enter-tainment.
Korrie Harmer receives her prize fromAdvocate manager Dallas Frakking
Korrie$1500richerKORRIE Harmer is $1500 richerand plans to use her extra doughto get away to Broome for aholiday.
She is the winner of theCentralian Advocate’s $1500Easter cash giveaway.
She said: ‘‘Well, I did say I’dlove a trip to Broome or I’d like toget a new TV and set-top box andgo digital.
‘‘I’ve never been to Broomebefore, so I’m leaning towardsthat.
‘‘It’ll be a couple of monthsbefore I go.
‘‘I never did make it up therewhen my husband was still alive.It’s just me and my dogs now, butI’ll be leaving them at home.’’
Korrie said she wanted to go toBroome in August.
