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Distributed to: Halls Creek, Billiluna, Balgo, Mulan, Ringer Soak, Argyle Diamond Mine, Fitzroy Crossing, Turkey CreekPhone: 08) 9168 5199 Fax: 08) 9168 5299 Email: [email protected]

Ed No: 145 15th June 2010 RRP: $2 in Halls Creek. All other areas $2.50

The photograph above featured onthe front page of the 3rd of

November 2009 edition of the Herald,we have republished the photographfor a very special reason.

The Halls Creek Town Walk is in therunning for a prestigious internationalaward, with the recent announcementfrom London that the project has beenshortlisted in the Royal Institution ofChartered Surveyors (RICS) Awards2010.

LandCorp regional manager HilaryWoodley said the Town Walk, whichofficially opened in October last year,was the culmination of the efforts of theentire Halls Creek community.

“To be a RICS award finalist is a hugeachievement for the community,” MsWoodley said.

“LandCorp worked closely with the tra-ditional owners, the community and Shireof Halls Creek to bring this project tofruition.

“Making the final shortlist in theCommunity Benefit category of theawards is a fitting testament to the fantas-tic work and input from the whole town,including the Kimberley LanguageResource Centre, Kimberley TAFE WA,Halls Creek Primary School, Red HillPrimary School and Halls Creek DistrictHigh School,” she said.

The two-kilometre walk comprises a

trail linking nine hand-crafted totems dot-ted around Halls Creek, each one express-ing one aspect of local history or culturein interpretive signage and artwork.

The walk takes around 40 minutes forthe visitor to complete and also providesaccess to the heritage-listed trackers’ hutand a bush food garden.

Other finalists in the CommunityBenefit category include the NenoSchools Project in Malawi - which aimsto help Malawi provide 1,500 schools forthe 1.7 million African children withoutaccess to education - and the BritishEmbassy in Algiers.

RICS Award 2010 winners will beannounced in London in October.

TOWN WALK SHORTLISTED FOR INTERNATIONAL AWARD

Originally published 3rd November 2009. L>R The then Shire President Jim Craig pictured with Dean Savoia the Principal of Red Hill School andstudents, joined by the very talented Artists and the Landscape Architect Greg Grabasch

Aries—March 21 to April 19You need to go cheap, eat in, keep yourself from onlineshopping, and find new ways to say no when friends

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Taurus—April 20 to May 20Your happiness is palpable right now, though it may comethrough in odd ways, especially if you're going through

some big emotional changes in your life.Gemini—May 21 to June 21Test yourself, it's the perfect time to bring out hidden quali-ties that you may have only suspected. That's not to say

you're sure to pass all exams, but you should do surprisingly well.Cancer—June 22 to July 22Your energy levels are through the roof right now, so makethe most of them! If you've got a new task to complete, do

it with gusto and don’t complain if you get it wrong.Leo—July 23 to August 22You and your big heart are much in demand right now,so get out there and show others what it's all about! Your

warmth makes you shine in other peoples eyes.Virgo—August 23 to September 22You need your friends to support you right now, so it's agood thing you can count on them. Your energy is just

right for trying something new with lots of support.

Libra—September 23 to October 22You need to make sure that you're keeping track of allyour current tasks and projects, don't let anyone pin you

down to taking time off, this could lead you in the wrong direction.Scorpio—October 23 to November 21You need to deal with someone who is asking a lot of you,so make sure that you're up to it. Your good energy should

help you get through anything!Sagittarius—November 22 to December 21Try to show a little flexibility right now, you've got to makesure that your family and coworkers see the right side of

you. It's a good time to call and old friend.Capricorn—December 22 to January 19You've got a few new ideas for taking care of business,and now is the perfect time to experiment. Your energy

is flowing well, so, be a little brave and make a suggestion.Aquarius—January 20 to February 18You need to deal with your daily routines carefully, no mat-ter how much they seem to oppress you. If you don't stick

to your guns, things will backfire.Pisces—February 19 to March 20You're filled with awesome creative energy right now, andyou should find that you are better able to cope with any

weirdness that may stumble your way!

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H.C. Herald - 15th June 2010 -

AMurdoch University program to trackendangered sawfish in the Fitzroy River

has been awarded an extra $110,000 in fund-ing.

The Natural Resource Management funding ispart of the Government’s $2 billion investmentinto Australia’s environment and will extend thesawfish tagging program currently undertaken bylocal Yiriman (Nyikina/Mangala) rangers, whichaims to increase knowledge of the threatenedspecies.

Senior Research Leader Dr David Morgan fromMurdoch University’s Freshwater Fish Groupsaid the money would pay for more acousticreceivers, used to pick up corresponding acoustictags placed on fish caught by local ranger groupsinvolved in the program.

“Basically, when one of the fish swims by thereceiver it transmits data which we then collectand collate,” he said.

“The tags tell us about the movement patternsand depth utilisation of the fish.” In collaborationwith the rangers, Dr Morgan and postgraduateresearch student Jeff Whitty had previouslytagged 25 fish with the acoustic tags.

The funding will allow for another 10 sawfishto be tagged and the project will move upstreamto the Fitzroy Crossing region and involve localpeople to tag fish in Geikie Gorge.

Dr Morgan said sawfish were also tagged withcattle tags and released, with recreational anglerswho inadvertently caught the fish asked to reportcatches to the centre.

He said Fitzroy River freshwater sawfish areimportant because populations in South East Asiaand the east coast of Australia had becomeextinct.

The fish are believed to spend the first four tofive years of their life in the river before movingout to sea and can live to more than 40 years oldand grow to more than 7m long.

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NAIDOC ACTIVITIES DIARY - UPDATEActivities are now

being confirmed for theNAIDOC week celebra-tions in Halls Creek.

A very important noteto the diary is, if anyoneis interested in having a

food stall at theNAIDOC CommunityDay on Sunday 11thJuly you don’t need toapply to the Shire for aseparate licence. Therewill be no fee.

If you are not sure,please speak to a mem-ber of the NAIDOCCommittee.

There are rules aboutsome food stuffs (suchas stews), let the com-

mittee know what foodyou want to serve.Information is availablefrom the Shire, to helpyou decide what rulesyou might have to fol-low.

For any stall - food orotherwise - we are ask-ing each group or organ-isation to bring yourown chairs, tables andshade.

WARLAWURRU CATHOLIC SCHOOL NAIDOC WEEK - 28th June to 2nd July ATHLETICS CARNIVAL - Tuesday 29th June - 8.30-11.30am OvalSCHOOL PHOTOS - Wednesday 30th June - 8.00amBUSH TRIP/ CULTURE DAY - Thursday 1st July - at Banjo Bore

OPENING CEREMONY- Sunday 4th July (2pm) - Shire Park - starting with a march from the school.KLRC AND EKCDEP - Cultural Day Monday 5th July 1pm onwards YURA YUNGI - Beautiful Baby Competition Wednesday 7th July (time to be decided)CENTRELINK - Sausage Sizzle Thursday 8th July 11.30am TAFE - Open Day Thursday 8th July (time to be decided) kids activities, art show, lunch JUNGARNI-JUTIYA - Open Day/Morning Tea Friday 9th July 9.30am Kangaroo tail at 11.30amSPORTS AND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION AND YOUTH SERVICES - Kids NAIDOC Ball - Friday 9th JulyHAWKS FOOTBALL CLUB - NAIDOC Ball and Fundraiser - Saturday 10th July - Kimberley Hotel MENKAWUM NGURRA - Open Day for families and other visitors - (day to be decided)YARLIYIL ART CENTRE AND SHIRE OF HALLS CREEK - Art Exhibition (day to be decided)SOBERING UP SHELTER - Open Day - activities being planned (day to be decided)RECREATION CENTRE - Film night - (movie and day to be decided)LIRRGARN PARENT SUPPORT - sausage sizzle - (day to be decided) PRK RADIO - Open Day (day to be decided) COMMUNITY DAY - Sunday 11th July 9am onwards Oval

People in East Kimberleyare being urged to put

their hand up to join theirlocal Volunteer EmergencyService (VES) unit.

VES units at Wyndham andHalls Creek urgently requiremore volunteers in a bid toeffectively service the outbacktowns.

FESA East KimberleyDistrict Manager TonyStevenson said the two unitsaimed to double the number ofvolunteers on their books dur-ing June and July.

"We need people to put up

their hands to literally helptheir own communities," MrStevenson said.

"Wyndham and Halls Creekare very isolated and when anemergency happens theseplaces are too far away fromother Kimberley towns toexpect to get help quickly."

VES volunteers are trained torespond to a variety of inci-dents such as road crash res-cues, cliff rescues, flooding,bushfires, house fires andcyclones.

"In larger towns these typesof incidents are normally han-

dled by volunteers from differ-ent groups such as the StateEmergency Service, Bush FireService and Volunteer Fire andRescue Service," MrStevenson said.

"But because Wyndham andHalls Creek have small popula-tions from which to source vol-unteers all these different serv-ices are rolled into one unit."

Mr Stevenson said volunteerswere able to meet people, learnnew skills and develop leader-ship confidence while makinga contribution to their commu-nity.

"The skills and training youobtain can often be useful inyour work or other areas ofyour life and you get a lot ofsatisfaction out of helping peo-ple in your community," hesaid.

People interested in joiningshould contact Tony Stevensonon 1800 225 329.

More information on the VEScan be found by visiting thevolunteer recruitment sectionon the FESA website atwww.fesa.wa.gov.au.

HALLS CREEK NEEDS EMERGENCYVOLUNTEERS - CAN YOU HELP?


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The Department of Health has urged peopleliving and holidaying in the Kimberley

region of Western Australia to take extra careagainst mosquito bites, following detection of thepotentially fatal mosquito-borne Murray Valleyencephalitis (MVE) virus for the first time thisseason.

The Department of Health's surveillance program(undertaken by The University of Western Australia)has detected activity of Murray Valley encephalitis(MVE) virus in several locations in the Kimberley.Kunjin virus also continues to be detected.

Department of Health Medical Entomologist SueHarrington said rainfall during May had resulted inpopulations of biting mosquitoes that could be carry-ing these viruses.

"Murray Valley encephalitis virus and Kunjin virusare both carried by mosquitoes, and while the risk ofbeing infected and becoming unwell is low, the ill-nesses can be severe and people should take sensibleprecautions to avoid mosquito bites," Ms Harringtonsaid.

"Initial symptoms of MVE include fever, drowsi-ness, headache, stiff neck, nausea and dizziness andpeople experiencing these symptoms should seekmedical advice quickly. In severe cases, people mayexperience fits, lapse into a coma, may be left withpermanent brain damage or die.

"In young children, fever might be the only earlysign, so parents should see their doctor if concerned,and particularly if their child experiences drowsi-ness, floppiness, irritability, poor feeding, or generaldistress.

"Infection with Kunjin virus can cause symptomsthat are similar to Ross River virus disease, such asswollen and aching joints, fever and rash. Howeverin rare cases, Kunjin, like MVE, can cause moresevere symptoms which include headache, neckstiffness, fever, delirium and coma."

Ms Harrington said people most likely to be affect-ed by MVE or Kunjin virus were newcomers toaffected regions, such as babies, young children,tourists or new employees, but anyone experiencingthese symptoms should seek medical advice quickly.

"Transmission of other mosquito-borne viruses isalso continuing in the north, with 13 cases of RossRiver virus disease and Barmah Forest virus diseasereported from the Kimberley in the past threemonths," she said.

"There are no specific cures or vaccines for MVE,Kunjin, Ross River or Barmah Forest viruses so it isvery important that people take care to prevent beingbitten by mosquitoes."

The warning particularly applies to people under-taking outdoor activities during the evening andnight in coastal and inland areas of the Kimberleyregion, but also in other parts of the northwest ifmosquitoes are abundant.

Ms Harrington said controlling mosquitoes in mostrural regions of WA was generally not possiblebecause of the large size and inaccessibility of natu-ral mosquito breeding habitat.

MOSQUITO-BORNE DISEASE RISKRE-APPEARS IN THE KIMBERLEY

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This Youth Services fortnight beganin the afternoon sunshine with a

special musical treat at the Shire Stage:a performance by the wonderful percus-sion group Tetrafide. TETRAFIDE

From glockenspiels to garbage bins tomagical rainsticks Tetrafide kept the audi-ence mesmerized with an incredible arrayof instruments. For an hour we savouredmusical sounds from all around the world.The music was so infectious that passers-by were drawn in to catch the show. Eventhe Little Nuggets Daycare children andstaff next door couldn't stop their toesfrom tapping. The Tetrafide tour has takenin a large number of towns and communi-ties across the Kimberley and the show willbe on the road for 3 months in total.Those who were lucky enough to catch theshow raved about the performance. Wethank the Halls Creek District High Schoolfor making this concert possible andMusica Viva for bringing such great funmusical acts to our town.

AFTERNOONS IN THE PARKAfter enjoying the sunshine in the park

for the Tetrafide performance we havedecided to continue with an "Afternoon inthe Park" every Wednesday. Since it hasgot cooler, the afternoon sunshine makesperfect weather for games in the park.Last week we had fun with some of ourfavourite activities including skipping,twister, colouring-in and board games. Wekick off straight after school on aWednesday if you would like to come downand join us. COMING SOON

There are lots of exciting events comingup on the next few calendars…the BigMorning Tea, the Rodeo and NAIDOC weekare all around the corner. This yearNAIDOC week will be running the first weekof the school holidays- keep an eye out forthe program of events. Discussions aboutthe upcoming NAIDOC celebrations gotone of our regular participants reminiscingabout some of last year's festivities. DougMalay-Murphy wrote the following storyabout last years events all by himself.

NAIDOC Day - By Doug Malay-MurphyLast year we had NAIDOC week and we

eat bush food and we ride horse and facepainting. We watching movie and we playfootball and we had lunch and we hadassembly and all the pre-primary and theysinging and dancing and we went back toour classroom and we went home to ourfamily. All day we had fun. Playing footballwas my favourite of the whole NAIDOC day.I am looking forward to NAIDOC day. BIGGEST MORNING TEA

Next Saturday don't miss the BiggestMorning Tea at the Shire Stage from 9am.There will be stacks of games and activi-ties for kids and the winner of the deco-rated tea-cups will be announced. We havehad some amazing entries created by RecCentre participants so we are excited tosee all the entries on the day. Good luck toeveryone and we look forward to a greatmorning of fun for the whole community,raising money for the important work doneby the Cancer Council.

From all of us here at Youth Services -stay healthy and proud.

Nearly $1million ofWA taxpayers

money has been wastedcleaning cars driven bypublic servants,Shadow GovernmentA c c o u n t a b i l i t yMinister LjiljannaRavlich announced.

Ms Ravlich said morethan $730,250 was spenton commercial car clean-ing and detailing acrossWA government depart-ments since September2008, including:

Department of Health$212, 923.85

Department ofAgriculture and Food$145,535.71

Department ofEducation $113,305.00

Department of Training& Workforce $5,688.47

WaterCorp $70,418“WA families are

already struggling withrecord increases inhousehold bills includingelectricity and water, yetthe Barnett Government

is willing to waste nearly$1million on car clean-ing services,” MsRavlich said.

“The BarnettGovernment robbed WAfamilies last year and heis robbing them againthis year but at least pub-lic servants cars willshine.

“Once again WA fami-lies have been put last bythe Barnett Government.Even clean cars comebefore WA families.

“WA families shouldbe angry that cancerpatients had funding forwigs cut while theBarnett Governmentcontinued to pay for carsto be professionallywashed.”

Ms Ravlich said theprofessional car cleaningbill came on top of the$42.2million spent onoffice fit-outs across thepublic sector.

“The BarnettGovernment has reaped

WA TAXPAYERS PAY NEARLY $1MILLION FOR CAR CLEANING BILLmillions of dollars fromhouseholds and busi-nesses across the State

while the public pursecontinues to pay for pro-fessional car cleaning

services,” Ms Ravlich

said.


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CUP: 1ST ROUND OF 16

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12:00 2010 FIFA WORLD CUPMATCH REPLAY

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Round eight saw the Cats continue their good form againstthe Demons in Halls Creek on the weekend. Kicking a hugescore the Cats won comfortably over the Demons who bat-tled hard and had a few players that stood out. Stanley,Dwayne and James were the best players for the Cats whowon most of the ball in the middle and were also dominant upforward.

The Roos were keen to come away with a win against theHawks and started well with an attacking forward set up.They lead at quarter time but from then on the Hawks overran the Roos in all areas of the ground. Some good perform-ances by Murray Gordon, Clinton Cox & Lee Till wereenough to see the Hawks run out winners by 23 points.

ROUND 8Cats 26 - 10 - 166 def Demons 8 - 6 - 54Hawks 9 - 15 - 69 def Roos 7 - 4 - 46

EKFL - Round 8 Update

The KimberleyColts Football

Championships wereheld in Fitzroy Crossingon the weekend of the 5& 6 June 2010.

This year was going tobe different for the HallsCreek and Kutjungkaplayers as they joinedforces to take on the WestKimberley, EastKimberley, CentralKimberley & Derby /Looma representativesides.

Previously the playersfrom Halls Creek couldbe selected with playersfrom Turkey Creek,Kununurra & Wyndhamto play for the EastKimberley side. TheKutjungka region sent itsown players to the carni-val representing thedesert communities.

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2010 HWE LEIGHTONS KIMBERLEY COLTS FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Sonny Rogers & Clinton Cox Coach

Creek and Kutjungkaunder 19 side took on thebest in the Kimberleyand brought home the2010 cup. Losing onlyone game along the wayby three points to theEast Kimberley the sidethen went on to beat

West Kimberley in thegrand final.

The players representedeveryone back home inthe best way possible andthere were too many godperformances to list withsix players from the sideinvited to travel to Perth

with the Kimberley Spiritteam. A special mentiongoes to Murray Gordonwho was the best playerin the grand final andimpressed all the selec-tors for the KimberleySpirit team.

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players who representedHalls Creek, KundatDjaru and Kururrungkucommunities. The nextcarnival will be held onthe 16 & 17 July 2010 forthe under 16 players sowe hope to see you althere.

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