Dunedoo Central School  

Newsle er:  16th July 2013 

Digilah Street Dunedoo NSW 2844 T  02 6375 1489 F   02 6375 1152  E  dunedoo‐c.school@det.nsw.edu.au 

Week 1 Wednesday 17th July Touch Training Thursday 18th July Schools Cup Netball—Orange Friday—19th July State Cross Country—Sydney Sunday - 21st July Bowls Day—Snow Trip Fundraiser

Week 2

Week 3—Education Week Tuesday 30th July Assembly—Open Day Wednesday—31st July Dubbo Jobs Expo Thursday—1st August Mudgee Touch Football Gala Day Friday—2nd August DCS Athletics Carnival

Tuesday 23rd July PSSA State Netball—Broken Hill Wednesday 24th July PSSA State Netball (BH) Thursday 25th July PSSA State Netball (BH) 7/8 Touch Football—Dubbo Dunedoo V Brisbane Waters night game Friday 26th July Secondary Western Region Athletics—Bathurst CHS Squash KO—Forbes Infants/Primary Assembly (hosted by 1/2)

Richardson Cup On Wednesday 25th June the Year 3/4 Footballers travelled to Dubbo for the Richardson Cup Finals Day. It was a very hard day of Rugby League and our boys played the game with great spirit and sportsmanship throughout the day. Our first game of the morning was against St. Joseph’s Condobolin. It was a close game up until half-time but in the end, Condo were too strong in the second half, winning 6 tries to 3. Our second game was against St. Raphael’s Cowra. This game was a nail biter, with both teams scoring tries alternatively from start to finish. In the end St. Raphael’s were able to hold onto the ball for longer periods and they won the game 6 tries to 5. Our last game was against St Laurie’s of Dubbo. Unfortunately, we saved our worst perfor-mance of the day for this game. We kept turning over possession and failed to wrap the ball carrier up when we had to tackle in defence. St. Laurie’s won the game 4 tries to zero. I would like to thank all the boys for putting in the effort to train during their lunch times and for play-ing the game hard but fair on the day. Keep your chin up boys, we will do it all again next year with the majority of the boys stepping up to the senior division of the Peachey Shield. Mr. Adam Honeysett

Gulgong Horse Sports

Julia, Gemma & Hayley

Josh

Hollie & Hallie

Lauren

Montana

Syd, Jack & Claire

Congratulations to students who competed at Gulgong Horse Sports on 24 June 2013. Special mention to Hallie Hogden and Hayley Cox who were age Champions and Hollie Copeland and Lauren Sullivan who were Reserve Champions. Mrs. Alison Kensit

Charlie

Megan & Gabbi

The NSW CHS Squash carnival was held in Cardiff on 25-27 June 2013. Dan Lane and Kate Gallagher were members of the Western Region Open Boys & Girls teams. Both teams won gold—with Dan and Kate winning all of their games throughout the competition. Elle Lane and Emma Gallagher competed in the Under 15’s Individual Tournament. From this, Elle was selected in the NSW Under 15s team, Emma is 1st reserve. Dan is 1st reserve for the Open Boys NSW Team. These teams will travel to New Zealand on 24 August to compete in the Trans Tasman Series against NZ and QLD. Mrs. Alison Kensit

Elle, Dan, Kate & Emma

NSW CHS Squash Gold

PSSA Netball

We would like to wish the 5/6 Netball the best of luck at Regional Finals, to be held in Orange on Thursday. Let’s hope the weather is kind!! Throughout the holidays, the girls ran 3 x 100 Clubs and a raffle (prize was a Netball). The winners were as follows:

Netball—Lisa Christensen

We thank the community for supporting the girls!!

100 Club # 1 100 Club # 2 100 Club # 3

1st—Tash Swan 1st—Ben Gallagher 1st—David Milsom

2nd—J. Deutscher 2nd—R. Gallagher 2nd—Midwest Accident Repairs

3rd—R. Gallagher 3rd—Dunedoo Transport 3rd—R. Gallagher

 

There was much excitement as we all lined up ready for our excursion to Wellington Caves. Most of us were excited about our excursion and some of us were extremely excited about going on the bus. The Wellington Caves were enjoyed by all of us—the main highlights were the Cathedral Cave (so sparkly!), followed closely by the stomping competition, and then of course, the playground at lunch time. The children had a lovely time and enjoyed the experience. Mrs. A. Brydon

We wish Christie Bauer, Gabbi Johnston, Jayde Bauer & Mitchell Squire all the best as they compete in the State Cross Country at Eastern Creek on Friday 19th July.

Hello everyone. Welcome back to students and staff. I’m sure you’ve had a great break and are ready for what looks to be an exciting term. It was a pleasant task to welcome students back at today’s special assembly and advise them that all the build-ing projects were completed, there were no staff changes and that we were all looking forward to a peaceful, structured term with many great activities. A reminder to parents that we are a uniform school and we expect students to wear appropriate uniform and be at school before 8.50am every day. All students, including Kindergarten, who are late, need to go to the office and get a late note to take to class. If students are absent from school a signed note explaining their absence, including the days absent, is important. If students, for any rea-son, cannot wear uniform, a note from the parent is necessary. It was exciting for our Year 8 students heading to the ASPIRE excursion at the University of NSW yes-terday . This excursion provides opportunities for Regional students to experience a University atmos-phere and learn more about the value of a Universi-ty Education. They will participate in activities with other students from across the state at an innova-tive educational institution which has an attendance larger than the population of Dubbo. This term will see: the Athletics Carnival take place on the Friday of Education week (Week 3); the trial HSC will take place in Week 4; Year 12 students will be marked on their practical HSC projects during weeks 4 & 5; the Year 11 Snow Excursion is hap-pening in Week 4; the CLC Gala Concert is sched-uled for week 7; and the Year 12 farewell is sched-uled for week 10. Other happenings include the se-lection of our School Captains for 2014 and selec-tion elective subjects for Years 8 and 10. Congratulations to Megan Seis, of Year 6, who is the first Dunedoo student to be selected to attend Excel, the Regional Virtual Selective School. Megan will continue to attend Dunedoo CS, but will study Eng-lish, Mathematics, Science and HSIE via Video Con-ferencing . These subjects will be taught by Excel teachers, trained in teaching gifted students. All other subjects will be with her classmates. Only 30

students each year are selected for Excel, despite over 120 qualifying. We currently have three teach-ers teaching with Excel, Mrs. Cluff and Mrs. Stoddart in Science and Mrs. Gallagher in Mathematics. Congratulations also to Dan and Elle Lane who have been selected in the NSW squash sides which will be competing in New Zealand later this term. Rumour has it that Donna may be on leave during this time! Four other students Mitch Squire, Gabbi Johnston and Jayde and Christie Bauer will compete in the State Cross Country Championships in Sydney . Our girls Squash team comprising Kate and Emma Gal-lagher and Ceara Smith will compete for a place in the semi finals of the State Squash titles in Forbes on Friday and our Boys Open Touch team will battle with Brisbane Waters Senior Campus for a place in the top 8 in Dunedoo next Thursday Week. We wish all these students well in their endeavours. We are currently taking nominations for Education Week Awards which will be presented at our special education Week Assembly. These are for students, community members and staff who have made sig-nificant contributions to our school and our students over the past year. The Education Week Agenda will be out soon and will follow similar lines to last year. We hope to see as many parents, grandparents and community members join us on the day, particularly during the, now traditional, “Lunch on the Lawn”. Don’t forget the Bowls Day fundraiser for Year 11 this Sunday. It’s always a great day with lots of fun , food and prizes and supports our students in fund-ing their Snow Excursion. Many thanks to Mrs. Cluff for all her hard work and Therese Edmed and the Bowling Club for supporting our students. Enjoy your week! Peter Campbell

Principal

INFANTS IN FOCUS Kinder, Year 1 & Year 2

Welcome to Term 3. Please read in the Newsletter about the change of date for the Athletics Carnival and Education week. Please remember to: cut up fruit for “Crunch & Sip”; mark all clothing; and check your child’s hair for nits. Mrs. Maria Abbott Kinder/Year 1: Welcome to Term Three! I hope you all enjoyed your holidays. In Jolly Phonics this week, Kinder will revise the sounds s, a, t, i, p and n, and their respective capital letters. They will also learn about ‘y’ saying ‘e’ at the end of some words. Yr. 1 will learn words with the ‘wh’ sound and the Grammar focus is ‘Future Tense’. Our shared big book is ‘My Face’ and our new HSIE unit for Term Three is “Identifying Us”. In Maths, Kinder topics are Comparing Volumes, Filling Containers, Push or Pull and Mass, whilst Yr. 1 will learn about Ordering Numbers, 10-Frame Subtraction and Doubles, and Near Doubles. I would like all children to put in a big effort this Term in learning their sight words and reading nightly—it is so important! Also homework begins this week. Congratulations to Luke Redding, our Student from Week 9 last term and to Jaxon Clifton and Riley Fagerstrom, who received Merit Certificates. Mrs. Yeo Year 1/2: Welcome to Week 1, Term 3. I will be on Long Service Leave until 31 July. Miss Erin Bush and Miss Kristy Watson will be taking the class. All routines will be as normal. In Spelling this week, Yr. 1 will study the ‘wh’ sound as in ‘whole’, and Yr. 2 will study the ‘k’, ‘ck’ sound as in ‘click’ and ‘hook’. In Maths, Yr. 2 will learn about subtraction facts, Jump Strategy and Extending Subtraction facts. Yr. 1 will learn about Ordering Numbers, 10-Frame Subtraction and Doubles, and Near Doubles. The children will begin a new unit in HSIE called “Identifying Us”, where they will learn about groups that they belong to, and Groups within their Community. We will be working with Mrs. Elizabeth Abbott in the Library. In Science with Miss Robison, the new unit is called “Growing Up”. The children will learn about the life cycle of plants and animals. Homework needs to be handed in by Friday—Home Readers will commence today. Please read on a regular basis. I hope everyone had a great holiday and that you are all ready for a hardworking and productive term. See you on 31st July, and keep smiling! Mrs. M. Abbott

Homework Centre will resume again this Thursday, 18th July, from 3.00-4.00pm. Children MUST come with either set homework or a book to read, otherwise, we will provide them with writ-ten work to complete. They may go on to the computers when work has been finished, but only onto Mathletics and Reading Eggs. It is NOT a games afternoon. Mrs. M. Abbott, Mrs. E. Yeo & Mrs. J. Armstrong

PRIMARY NEWS Years 3, 4, 5 & 6

And welcome back to Term 3! I hope everyone had a safe and relaxing holiday. Let’s get straight into it! School’s Cup Netball Thursday 18th July—All the best girls. NSW PSSA State Cross Country Friday 19th July—Good luck to Gabbi Johnston and Christie Bauer! I know you will rep-

resent our school with distinction! Education Week is Week 3 and our Open Day and Lunch on the Lawn on TUESDAY 30th JULY. All welcome. NSW Touch Gala Day (Mudgee) - Years 3-6—THURSDAY 1st AUGUST. More info next week. DCS Athletics Carnival has been moved to FRIDAY 2nd AUGUST. Dubbo District Athletics Carnival—Friday 16th August Keep making regular payments for the excursion - only 8 weeks away! We also have PSSA Boys and Girls Touch Football and PSSA Soccer early this term. So there’s a lot on! Have a great week. Joel Wilson—Assistant Principal Primary

Year 3/4:

Hello all, I hope you had a great holiday break and are ready for a big Term 3. We have a lot planned this term, including our Open Day in Week 3 and Primary Excursion in Week 9. A few reminders for this term: Our library day is Monday and all students need to remember to bring in their library bags for borrowing; Home readers need to be in your child’s bag every Monday and Thursday. We are very lucky to have parents exchanging them on these days and children need to have them swapped regularly to improve their reading levels; Crunch’n’Sip is every morning so don’t forget to pack some cut up raw fruit or vegetable. A great opportunity for your child to ‘re-fuel’ and help improve their physical health and concentration. There will be no homework or news this week. Have a great week. Mr. B. Kline Year 4/5: Hello everyone, welcome back to another busy term. I hope all the students enjoyed the long break as much as the teachers. You should be well rested and ready to learn. Due to the short week in class there will be NO Homework this week, it will resume next week. In English, we will start a new text type, narratives, and in Mathematics, Year 4 will be consolidating their multiplica-tion and division problem solving skills. Please don’t forget to pack crunch and sip for your child every day. Lastly, keep prac-tising for the upcoming Athletics Carnival. Enjoy the week. Mr. A. Honeysett Year 5/6: I trust you’ve all had a relaxing break (or at least the kids have) and are ready for a great term. We get straight back into it this week with our morning routines and continuing our work drafting and editing. In HSIE we will be studying ‘Australian Democracy’ and in, Science our unit is ‘Environment Matters’. My door is always open so if you ever need to contact me regarding your child please contact the school to arrange a suitable interview time. Cheers. Mr. J. Wilson

Congratulations To the following Secondary Students who have achieved Level Two ACE!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Wishing you all a great day!

17th July Jade Cowell Year 4 18th July Dally Caldwell Year 2 20th July Skye Leeson Year 6

DUNEDOO COMBINED SCHOOLS HORSE SPORTS DAY THURSDAY, 8TH AUGUST 2013

HELP WANTED: PLEASE TICK A BOX IF YOU ARE ABLE TO ASSIST WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:

WORKING BEE @ SHOWGROUND ON WEDNESDAY, 7TH AUGUST @ 1.00 pm SUPPLY CAKES, SLICES, EGGS, BISCUITS ETC. FOR THE CANTEEN SERVE IN CANTEEN

PLEASE REMEMBER YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE “HORSEY” TO BE INVOLVED IN THIS DAY!! THIS IS A WHOLE SCHOOL FUNDRAISING EVENT AND EVERYONE IS WELCOME

TO COME ALONG !! PLEASE CONTACT ROSIE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUERIES, 6375 1489

 

 

 

Australian Mobile Dental Care

Free Dental Examinations 

All parents would have received an Application Form last Term for a Free Dental Examination for each child

from Australian Mobile Dental Care.

If you would like your child to have a free dental examination, please complete the forms and return to the

school as soon as possible.

We anticipate these examinations will take place late in Term 3.

There is no cost for this examination, but if work is required, you can choose to use this

service.

Should you have any questions, please contact Australian Mobile Dental Care on phone: 8850 3005.

Mr Peter Campbell  Principal

Education Week Celebrations

Dunedoo Central School Would like to invite

you to our OPEN DAY

& “LUNCH ON THE LAWN”

When: Tuesday 30th July 2013 9.30 a.m. ECUMENICAL CHURCH SERVICE D.C.S. Hall 10:30 a.m. MORNING TEA D.C.S. Hall 11:00 a.m. SPECIAL ASSEMBLY D.C.S. Hall 12:00 - 12:30 p.m. Tour of school & facilities Primary & Infants - Open classrooms & activities Secondary - display in Hall 12.30 - 1.00 p.m. “Lunch on the Lawn” with your children - bring your own

lunch & picnic blanket or order at our canteen

Sunday July 21st Dunedoo Bowling Club

12pm BBQ Lunch and Bowls $20

Kids under 10yrs $10 Prizes for bowls winners Meat and Vegetable trays.

Lunch Only $15 per head Bowls Only $5 per head.

1st prize Load of cut

fire wood

2nd prize : $100 CASH

3rd prize: $50 CASH

Tickets $2

Drawn on the day

Please come along for a fun day out support our Year 11 students on their quest to raise money for the annual snow trip. LUNCH will start at 12pm Names for Bowls By 1pm Bowls will commence at 1.30pm.

Hello & Welcome back for Term 3! I hope you all enjoyed your holidays, now back to reality! I am looking forward to working with my volunteers, Annette, Belinda, Debbie, Donna, Michelle, Nick, Nola, Ange & Victoria again this term. It would be fantastic if I could add a few more names to this list. For Weeks 2, 3 and 4 only, we will have some uniforms that are in stock on special, as follows: Please remember to order any uniforms by the end of Week 3 (2nd August). I apologise for the delay in the arrival of the sports uniforms. There has been an issue with the embroidery following a change of hands, the person dealing with our order having left the company, therefore issues arose that should have never been a problem—very frustrating!!! Jenny Farley

CANTEEN ROSTER TERM 2

15/07 STAFFING DAY

16/07 Nola & Annette

17/07

18/07 Donna

19/07 Annette

CANTEEN NEWS

Midford Pants Sizes available: 4, 8, 12, 14

Were $32 Now $25

Boys Navy Pants Sizes available: 12

Were $21.50 Now $17

Mens Navy Pants Sizes available: Medium

Were $28 Now $24

Jumpers (Kids Sizes) Sizes available: 4, 6, 8, 12, 14y, 16y

Were $24.50 Now $19

Jumpers (Adult Sizes) Sizes available: 14S, 16M, 18L, 20XL, 24XXXL

Were $28.50 Now $23

2013 - DUNEDOO & MENDOORAN

HORSE SPORTS Dunedoo: Thursday, 8th August 2013

Mendooran: Friday, 9th August 2013

Entry Forms are available to collect from the front office & on the

school website

Any questions, please contact Rosie @ the front office 6375 1489.

Dunedoo Central School  Canteen Price List

SUMMER MENU, TERM 3 – 16th July 2013

All Sanwiches, Rolls & Wraps   $ Hot Food $ School Uniform $

NO BUTTER OR MAYO UNLESS REQUESTED Pies (low fat) 3.60 Blue Polo Shirts 19.50

Vegemite 2.00 Sausage roll (low fat) 2.70 White Polo Shirts 19.50

Cheese 2.00 Party Pie (low fat) 1.20 Grey Shorts Boys 17.00

Egg 2.50 Hot Dog 2.50 Navy Shorts Mens 22.00

Tomato 2.20 Chicken chipees (ea) .50 Grey Long Pants Boys 21.50

Ham 3.00 Chicken nuggets (ea) .50 Navy Long Pants Mens 28.00

Salad 3.50 Lasagne Trays 3.20 Polar Fleece (child) 24.50

Ham, cheese & tomato 3.50 Macaroni Cheese Trays 3.20 Polar Fleece (adult) 28.50

Fresh chicken & salad 4.50 Chicken & Corn roll 2.00 Sports Polo Shirt 29.00

Fresh chicken 3.50 Pizza 2.50 Sports shorts 29.50

Ham & salad 4.50 Pizza rounder 2.50 Sports Track Pants 39.50

Chicken & mayo roll 4.00 Noodle cup 2.50 DCS Bucket Hat 20.00

All extra fillings .40 Chicken Burger  5.50 Secondary Check  

Wholemeal Bread used!   Hamburger 5.50 Material (per metre) 14.00

Salad Wraps (chicken/ham):                        5.00 Egg & Bacon Roll 4.00 Primary Check  

Sub Roll:   Tomato Sauce Sachet .30 Material (per metre) 9.00

Salad, hot chicken, chilli sauce, mayo

4.50 Freshly Made Salads $ Navy Shorts Girls 28.00

    Summer Caesar Salad  4.00 Navy Pants Girls 32.00

    Garden Salad Tubs  3.00 Skirt & dress pattern available

Drinks $ Snacks / Other $ Stationery available  ‐ varied

Bottled water  1.50 Low fat chips / JJ Crackers 1.10  

Tropical/Orange/Apple Juice L 2.40 Popcorn .60  

Juice Fruit Box  popper 1.70 Fruit Salad (tub)  3.00

Uniform can only be purchased  

between

9am – 10am &

1pm – 2pm

Breakfast Juice 3.30 Plain custard tub  1.00

Flavoured milk bottle(300ml) 2.20 Frozen $

Big M Flavoured Milk (200ml) 1.50 Icy bites .60

Milkshake – full 3.00 Paddle pops 1.50

Milkshake – half 2.00 Frozen yoghurt 2.00

LOL cans 2.50 Slush puppie (cup) 2.50

    Jelly cup (Frozen) 1.00

    Wobbli .50

ALL LUNCH ORDERS TO BE GIVEN TO CANTEEN BY END OF RECESS PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR OWN LUNCH ORDER BAG

HELP!!! HELP!!! HELP!!! Our School Canteen needs YOUR help!! We need volunteers to assist in the canteen, for our recess

and lunch times. If you can spare one, or two days a term - please contact Jenny at our School Canteen.

Your help is appreciated by our students, staff and our canteen coordinator!

DUNEDOO/ COOLAH CENTRAL SCHOOLS

V BRISBANE WATERS SECONDARY COLLEGE

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TOUCH FOOTBALL GAME ----------------------------------

Thursday, 25th July 2013 Time: 6.30pm tap off (UNDER LIGHTS)

Venue: Robertson Oval Dunedoo

COME & SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL KIDS!!!

The top 20 teams in CHS NSW Open Boy’s Touch Football Competition The winning team to make it to the top 10 teams in NSW

BBQ and Canteen operating on the night, with 100 club and raffles

Community News D.J.R.L.N Dunedoo junior rugby league & netball

Thank you for a good day of Junior League & Netball on Saturday. It was a big day against Gilgandra, a few wins and a few losses, but most of all great sportsmanship and great weather!! Congratulations to the Senior League as well. They produced a great day on Saturday following the junior league, showing appreciation to all the ‘ladies’ in league. Well done! We hold another home game this weekend against Coolah. Please check with your coach for game times. Training will continue on Wednesday commencing at 4pm. Please note we have reduced the cost of all uniform and merchandise. Including jumpers, jackets, track pants, hats and more. Please see Julie Redding at training to purchase. A small note to all parents: Could we please once again ask all parents to please make a small effort to give a hand during our home games. Even if you can spare 15 minutes to help out in the canteen or BBQ, it really does mean a lot. I understand we do have some parent helpers, and we thank each and everyone of them for that, however, I believe there are more parents in our club that could spare 10-15 minutes and lend a hand too! Remember why we are there, and that is for our children. If the club benefits, the children benefit. Thank you to the people who do offer their time, your help is definitely appreciated.

School of Tennis Enrolling now for Term 3, 2013

Monday—Gilgandra Tuesday—Dunedoo

Wednesday—Gulgong Thursday—Coolah Friday—Coonabarabran Group & Private lessons available.

Please contact Andrew 0428-751 757 or Kylie 0427-637 266 or email: schooloftennis@bigtpond.com

All Saints’ Anglican Church

6.30pm for a 7.00pm start Tickets $15p.p. @ Milling Stuart

Tables of 10 BYO Supper

Coffee / Tea / Slice provided

with 5 chances

www.anglicanscoolahdunedoo.com.au Ph: 02 6375 1246

All welcome Join a team, test your knowledge for an entertaining night!

The Sacrament of Confirmation will be held on Sunday 8th September. Parent Meeting will be held on Wednesday 24th July at 3.45pm at St. Joseph’s House.

Any parent wishing their child to receive the Sacrament is asked to attend this meeting or contact Fr. Carl on 6375 1126.

Enrolment will take place on Sunday 28th July at 10am Mass.

Sports Taping courses in Dubbo Sports taping is an important skill for coaches, trainers, teachers, parents and players involved in sport. Correct sports taping can help prevent injury and also help with injury rehabilitation. Level 1 covers beginner technical and practical advice of taping, including wrists, ankles, fingers and thumbs. Level 2 covers advanced techniques for the shoulder, elbow, wrist, Achilles tendon, knee, shin and soft tissue techniques—hamstring and quadriceps. Participants receive a certificate of attainment upon successful completion of the course. Call Sport and Recreation on 6362 6623 or for more info visit www.dsr.nsw.gov.au. Level 1: 22nd July—6 to 9pm Level 2: 24th July—6 to 9pm $60 each

You may be aware that Siding Spring Ob-servatory is Australia’s premier optical as-tronomical observatory and is the home of the 4 metre Anglo Australian Telescope, Australia’s largest optical telescope, and the Australian National University’s 2.3 metre Advanced Technology Telescope, Australia’s second largest optical telescope. These telescopes, along with many other facilities will be on display and open to the public on Saturday the 5th of October. Along with the opening of the telescope buildings to the public, there will also be informative and educational talks present-ed by professional astronomers and engi-neers throughout the day, including Nobel prize laureate Professor Brian Schmidt (seats are limited). There will also be ac-tivities such as solar viewing, face painting, colouring competitions and treasure hunts. Questacon will be attending and offering insights into the world of astronomy and science in general. The Open Day is but one event in our StarFest celebration organised for the weekend of the 4th to the 6th of October, and forms part of the wider “Festival of the Stars” held throughout the month in the Warrumbungle region.

If you would like more information on the Open Day or StarFest, you can visit us on the web at www.starfest.org.au, on Face Book at www.facebook.com/SSOStarFest, or visit the Warrumbungle Regional Council at www.warrumbungleregion.com.au. Alternatively, please feel free to contact me directly by email at Peter.Verwayen@anu.edu.au or using the details below.