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5th September 2008
Weekend Grand Finals

Good morning folks,
NCFZ have been inundated with telephone calls this morning (Friday) from the local football community with concerns as to the Grand Finals being rained off! So here is an update.

Dont panic folks. I have just spoken to the head curator at the International Stadium and he is confident that the games on Saturday and Sunday will still go on.

The Stadium has a superb drainage system and unless we get a torrential deluge on Saturday morning THE GAMES ARE ON AT THE CH INTERNATIONAL STADIUM!

We are awaiting an update from the Maclean Club regarding the Clarence Juniors but unless we hear anything to the contrary all games are on this weekend.

However..........
So as not to stuff up the fields for the Sat/Sunday games tonight's Over 35s Grand Finals will be postponed until next Thursday evening "September the eleventh" how appropriate eh? (The O/35s kick off times will be the same as on the website). Sorry to the old boys but we want to protect the fields as much as possible for this weekends games.

Should some unforeseen climatic event occur between now and tomorrow morning - Hurricane Katrina?? or an alien invasion, we will put details on the website immediately.

The rule is "GAMES ARE ON UNLESS NOTIFIED OTHERWISE".

See you this weekend.

Bob Harris
Manager
North Coast Football

4th September 2008
Clarence Grand Finals Preview

The preliminary finals last week certainly provided excellent entertainment and large crowds at all of the grounds indicating football is alive and well in the Valley. Our local 1st Division Mens team (Maclean Bobcats) went down to the visiting Boambee side 2-1. This year the Bobcats have certainly stamped their authority in the top grade and it won't be too long before we see them competing in a Grand Final.

Coffs Harbour International Stadium plays hosts to all senior grades Grand Finals this Saturday and the Valley is well represented by two clubs that have excelled in their respective competitions this season.

Grafton City 3rd Division stood up to be recognised and avowed that their promotion to 1st Division was no fluke next year with a win against Yamba at Maclean last week. They have a chance to avenge their semi-final defeat to Macksville at Coffs International Stadium this Saturday at midday.

Our only senior ladies team, South Services Sirens, certainly earned their place in the Grand Final with a tough 1-0 win against southern neighbours Woolgoolga Wildcats. The Sirens meet competition heavyweights and minor premiers Urunga Raiders also at Coffs Stadium at midday on Field 2.

To the Clarence Junior Grand Finals...
Whilst many kids will be at home this Sunday morning pandering to all their dad's wants and needs on Fathers Day, many boys and girls will be hoping to impress their families on the football field playing Grand Final football.

The Maclean club is playing host to all the Junior Grand Finals. From the six games being played the Maclean and Majos clubs are well represented having three (3) teams each in the finals. The balance of the Grand Finalists clubs represented include (1), Lawrence (1), and those from our northern and southern boundaries being Iluka (1) and Coutts Crossing (1).

Under 11's 9.30am Maclean Field 3
Maclean Hawks vs Coutts Crossing Cougars
The Hawks beat the Cougars in the semi-finals two weeks ago. Last week the Cougars had a hard game but managed to pip Yamba to advance to the Grand Final. Throughout the year the two teams have met twice and Maclean have been the better team on both occasions. The road trip to Maclean will be hard one for the Cougars but their current form is strong which will ensure a very close game.

Under 12's 10.30am Maclean Field 3
Lawrence Lazers vs Maclean Falcons
The Falcons caused a bit of an upset last week by defeating Yamba 2-1 in the preliminary final. They meet a Lawrence team which is full of enthusiasm and confidence. Head to head, Lawrence have won two out of three encounters. The teams were very evenly matched at seasons end with only a few goals separating their points for and against. Both teams will be relieved they are not facing minor premiers Yamba. This could well be the first game of the day to go to penalty shoot-outs.

Under 13's 9.00am Maclean Field 1
Majos Mites vs Maclean Magpies
Maclean had a few teams in this division and last week their Magpies upset the more fancied Wolves with a 3-2 win. The Magpies are up against the Mites and both teams have been scoring plenty of goals late in the season. Majos scored a convincing win over the other Maclean team to reach the Grand Final. If recent form is any indication than this game should see many attempts on goal by both teams. An entertaining match.

Under 14's 10.15am Maclean Field 1
Majos Cougars vs Yamba Hammers
Strap yourself in for a humdinger of a match. These two teams have by far been the most impressive attacking outfits of all junior team divisions this season. They have amassed no fewer than 90+ goals each this season. In the last round of the season Majos beat Yamba at Yamba. In the semi final Majos beat Yamba at home. This will be neutral territory for the two young dynamic teams and the result is anyone's guess. Another penalty shootout perhaps?.

Under 15/16's 11.30 Maclean Field 1
Iluka Stingers vs Majos Lions
These two teams have the unique advantage (or some may see it as a disadvantage) of playing during the day rather then the usual Friday night fixtures. Minor premiers Iluka come in to this match as favourites. The Stingers won their semi final encounter against Yamba a couple of weeks back. Majos, who finished fourth on the table at seasons end, have done a herculean effort to make the Grand Final by defeating Westlawn in the semi's then downing Yamba last week in a close game. Iluka have been dominant over Majos during the season and would be eager to maintain that dominance in the Grand Final.

Whilst the Grand Final indicates the end to the season, NCFZ will be conducting the Zone Junior Championships on Saturday 13th September 2008 at Woolgoolga grounds. Those clubs who won their minor premiership of their respective division play off against their southern colleagues to claim Zone Champion status.

More information on the Zone Championships can be found at the following link:
Zone Championships Draw 2008

Stewart James
Administration Grafton
North Coast Football

2nd September 2008
Vale Barney Barselaar

North Coast Football extends its sympathy to Barselaar family.

It is with deep sadness that the Board and Management of North Coast Football extends its sympathy to Rob and Lainie Barselaar upon the loss of their son Barney last week.

Barney came home from school on Tuesday with a high temperature & complaining that he did not feel well. Later that night, while taking a bath, Barney lapsed into unconsciousness and never awoke.

Barney played in the 9 years Woolgoolga Sharks team with his mates who had been there with him since the under 6's. Barney enjoyed his final day of football at the gala day held Sunday before last at Maclean Street.

Barney's Dad Rob, who also coaches the team, had club jackets made up, each monogrammed with the player's name, which were to be given out in a few weeks, however, for reasons not really known at the time, Rob decided to hand the jackets out to the players on gala day. Barney proudly wore his for the remaining two days of his life.

Rob, Lainie and Barney's brother Sam are comforted in a small way by the joy this final gala day provided for their late son, who had turned nine just three weeks before.

"We have been overwhelmed with the love and support shown by our friends and family," an emotional Lainie said this week.

"We want you to know how much we have appreciated what everyone has done for us," she added.

Rob has decided he will go ahead and play in the Over 35's Grand Final this Friday night with his Woolgoolga Dolphins team rather than quietly sitting it out which he had considered doing.

But more important than any game is Rob and Lainie's commitment to the Australia Organ Donor Program which, in the midst of devastating personal upheaval, provides a future for other Australians battling severe, often terminal, medical conditions.

In the days since Barney's passing, the familiy has learned about several recipients of Barney's organs; a teenage girl received his lungs almost immediately, a teenager also received Barney's liver, another teenager received one of his kidneys while a middle aged man received the other. Barney's corneas have been donated to medical research while his heart valves are being scrutinised to see if they may used by a patient, otherwise they too will go to medical research.

"It actually gives us a great deal of comfort to know there are four or five families celebrating a new lease on life this week and there could be more to come," Rob said.

"We want everybody to consider organ donation. It is so important," he added.

For more information about the Australia Organ Donor Registry go to: www.organdonor.com.au

Barney Barselaar's funeral will be held at St Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Woolgoolga on Saturday September 6th at 11.30am. Rob & Lainie would love to see as many of their friends as possible on this day, including junior footballers who will be made especially welcome.

Terry Allen
Media Officer
North Coast Football
Email: Terry Allen

1st September 2008
Grand Finals Draw

The NCFZ Management Committee would like to congratulate all clubs and their teams that have made it through to this weekends Grand Finals.

We are looking forward to a great weekend of football but to make things go smoothly can all clubs assist with the following:

Can all clubs/teams participating this weekend please ensure they;

    Provide two (2) approved match balls

    Ensure that all interchange players in the technical area wear fluorescent vests

    All teams please provide 3 - 4 ball persons
       (wearing white shirts / 10-12 years of age would be ideal)

    Provide some volunteers who can give 2-3 hours of their time on the day
       (Saturday and Sunday)

Once again congratulations to all clubs and good luck on the day.

The draw is now available, please see: Grand Finals Draw 2008

Bob Harris
Manager
North Coast Football

28th August 2008
Junior Zone Championships

The NCF Junior Zone Championships will be held on:
Saturday 13th September 2008 at High St Fields, Woolgoolga.

The draw is now available, please see: Junior Zone Championships

Bob Harris
Manager
North Coast Football

21st August 2008
9s & 10s Gala Day - Draw now available

The draw for the 10s Gala Day
Sunday 24th August 2008
at High St Fields, Woolgoolga
is now available, please see: 10s Gala Day Woolgoolga

The draw for the 9s Gala Day
Draw: Maclean St - updated 22/8
Sunday 24th August 2008
at Maclean St, Coffs Harbour
is now available, please see: 9s Gala Day Maclean St

Bob Harris
Manager
North Coast Football

17th August 2008
FFA E-News



Each month FFA now publish an E-News newsletter.

You can now view the August edition at:
mk.footballaustralia.com.au/mk/get/FFA_ENEWS_20080815?_ED=If_GSigQxDM9mPC-6XqGrM

To receive all the upcoming news via email, signup here:
FFA E-News Subscribe

Bob Harris
Manager
North Coast Football

14th August 2008
SSG Gala Day Draw - Nambucca Heads - Sun 17th August

End of Season SSG Gala Day at Nambucca Heads
6, 7 and 8 Years Teams

Bellingen, Dorrigo, Urunga, Macksville & Nambucca Football Clubs
Sunday 17th August 2008
9am - 1pm

Full details & draws are now available, please see:
SSG Gala Day Draw - Nambucca

Bob Harris
Manager
North Coast Football

14th August 2008
Youth Licence Course

A youth licence course is being held in Coffs Harbour at the Opal Cove ground, Korora on the following dates and times. The theory component will be held at Sportz Central (Bray Street Coffs Hbr) on Friday nights 10 & 17 October, commencing at 5:30pm.

Participants are invited to participate in the practical demonstrations. Participants that are unable to do so will be required to declare any medical impediment in writing. Health warnings are provided to participants when enrolling for the course. Participants are responsible for their own health and medical requirements.

Date	Time	Component
10 October	5:30 to 8:00pm	Theory  at Sports Central
11 October	9am to 4pm	Practical demonstrations  at Opal Cove, Korora
17 October	5:30 to 8:00pm	Theory  at Sportz Central
18 October	9am to 1pm	Coaches practical sessions  & practical demonstrations  at Opal Cove, Korora
19 October	9am to 1pm	Practical demonstrations  at Opal Cove, Korora
25 October	9am to 1pm	Coaches practical sessions  at Opal Cove, Korora

Course Learning Outcomes:

    Identify and coach basic technique and skill requirements of youth players

    Organise appropriate practices to improve basic technique performance

    Organise appropriate practices to improve basic attacking and defensive awareness

    Construct an effective training program which integrates development practices

    Demonstrate communication skills which facilitate effective individual or group involvement within practices

    Evaluate the effectiveness of your coaching session

    Evaluate the effectiveness of your coaching behaviour

Cost of the course is $170 per participant.

Course duration is a minimum 24 hours of practical demonstrations and theory component. A minimum of 14 participants is required in order for the course to proceed. A pre-requisite is that all participants must hold a minimum of a junior licence coaching certificate in order to register and attend. Any participant wishing to apply for recognition of prior learning must make an application for recognition of prior learning via David Smith, Football Manager, Northern NSW Football.

Clubs and/or coaches will need to confirm numbers (name & contact phone number of participant) to admin@northcoastfootball.com.au by no later than Friday 26 September 2008. Participants will be advised should the course be cancelled due to a lack of participant numbers.

Any technical inquiries are to be addressed to Bruce Wallace, NCF Director of Coaching on telephone 0413 084 125 or email bruce.wallace@ausport.gov.au



Bruce Wallace
Director of Coaching
North Coast Football

13th August 2008
Champion of Champions Tournament 2008

The MBF Champion of Champions tournament is conducted annually to determine the top club sides in New South Wales.

These span for the Grades 10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-21-Over 35 and All Age male teams, together with the Grades 10-12-14-16-18 and All Age female teams.

All in all a total of over 360 teams will contest this year's championships.

North Coast Football will have 7 teams competing:
11/12/15/17 Boys, Senior Men, 14 Girls & Senior Women.

Round 1 against Blacktown is on Sunday 14th September 2008 at Maclean St, Coffs Harbour.

Full details & draws can be found at:
Champion of Champions

Bob Harris
Manager
North Coast Football

11th August 2008
SSG Survey

Football Federation Australia, Member Federations, Zones, Association and clubs this season commenced the national roll-out of small-sided games.

As the season comes to an end, we would like to get your feedback based on your observations of your child's participation in small-sided games this season.

Over the next few seasons, small-sided games will be progressively rolled out and your feedback will contribute to this process.

We would like to thank you for your continued support of grassroots football. On behalf of Football Federation Australia we would like to thank you for taking time to complete this survey.

Please complete the SSG parent survey ASAP or no later than Monday 1 September by clicking the link below;
youtellme.com.au/ffa_ssg_2008/

NB: This survey is ONLY for completion by parents of children that played SSG.

David Smith
Football Manager
Northern NSW Football

8th August 2008
Semi Final Series 2008

Details for this seasons Semi Final Series are below:

Junior Finals Series
Semis: Sat 23/8
Finals: Sat 30/8
Grand Finals: Sunday 7/9
(Clarence Jnr G/Fs at MacLean's Wherrett Park)
(Coffs Jnr G/Fs at the Int Stadium)

Senior Finals Series
Semis: Sat/Sun 23-24/8
Finals: Sat/Sun 30-31/8
Grand Finals: Saturday 6/9
(All Senior Grand finals at Coffs Int Stadium)

Reminder;
In the semi finals 1 v 2 winner straight into the Grand Final,
the loser plays winner of 3 v 4 in final,
winner of that match plays in grand final.
The 1st and 3rd placed teams at the completion of the final round will host the semis.

Full details & draws (when available) can be found at: Semi Final Series 2008

Bob Harris
Manager
North Coast Football

8th August 2008
Intensive Training Centre Selection Dates & Times


Coffs Harbour - York Street
Saturday 13 & 20 September 2008

Year Born	Time
1998	12 noon
1997	2pm
1995-96	3pm
1992-94	4pm

Grafton - Rushforth Park
Sunday 14 & 21 September 2008

Year Born	Time
1998	10am
1997	11am
1995-96	12 noon
1992-94	1pm

Players are requested to arrive 15 minutes prior to their session commencement time to have their names checked and attendance confirmed.

North Coast Football will also be nominating squads to play in the Northern NSW State Championship in 2009. This will comprise a series of home-and-away matches to be played against representative squads from other football zones. Proposed age groups are age 13 boys, age 14 boys, age 15 boys and age 15 girls. Girls aged 13 to 15 years (in 2009) are encouraged to nominate their availability for the age 15 girls squad.

Players missing out on selection into the Intensive Training Centre may wish to make themselves available for the NCF representative squad. If so, these players will need to advise NCF when confirming their attendance at the ITC selection trials.



Bruce Wallace
Director of Coaching
North Coast Football

5th August 2008
9s & 10s Gala Days

A Registration Form is available for the 10s Gala day at Woolgoolga on Sunday 24 August, (see below).

Draws will be distributed after nominations have been received.
It will be great to see the Clarence based clubs attend.

All nominations to be in by 15th August to allow for draw to be finalised.
Teams can nominate directly to Peter Davey at: dpdavey@bigpond.net.au
or phone 6654 8100.

10s Gala Day Woolgoolga Registration Form
(to download, 'right click' on the filename & choose 'Save target as...')
10 YEARS GALA DAY-2008.doc
(Microsoft Word file, 120kb)

Bob Harris
Manager
North Coast Football

29th July 2008
Position Vacant - Regional Participation Manager

Following the recent departure of Brad Tudman from the role of Regional Participation Manager (NNSW, NSW and Capital Football), we invite expressions of interest from anyone who may be interested in this role.

The position will now be servicing Northern NSW Football only and will be based in their offices in Hexham.


A Position Description for the Regional Participation Manager - Northern NSW Football role can be downloaded below.
(to download, 'right click' on the filename & choose 'Save target as...')

Regional Participation Manager - NNSW
(pdf file, 36kb)

The successful candidate will report to John Boulous and will work very closely with Northern NSW Football Development staff as well as all of their stakeholders.

A key focus of this role will be the continued rollout of small-sided games as well as the coordination of other participation related activities and programs.

To apply, please send a covering letter and resume to recruitment@footballaustralia.com.au by cob Friday 15 August.

Jo Setright
Head of Legal and Business Affairs
Football Federation Australia

28th July 2008
Coffs United Lions claim Premiership


Coffs United Lions have claimed the Premiership with three full rounds remaining in North Coast Football's men's 1st division.

Saturday night's win over Boambee Bombers took the Lions to 40 points, but it was Sunday's unexpected win by Northern Storm over Maclean which handed the title to the Lions.

Maclean Bobcats went into Sunday's match still feeling they had a shake at the premiership, however that quickly fell away as the Storm side muscled up in defence to keep them scoreless.

That loss means Maclean sit 11 points behind the Lions with only nine maximum points available to them in what remains of the home & away season.

The Lions have earned a more relaxed training run this week as they use the remaining three games to fine tune their set pieces and settle on their finals line up.

The question is: who can realistically challenge them for the title? Maclean have been the second best team all year, but have started to drop games at the business end of the season. That's two in a row now. Have their batteries run flat or are they simply getting their bad games out of the way now instead of during the finals?

Boambee has been rocked by the injury to Brady Parker as they try to mount a finals campaign of their own. They could still finish second, but they no longer look to be the imposing side of a few weeks back. They too have lost two in a row.

Sawtell Scorpions are on the rise and they only need to keep winning to claim fourth spot. However, the way things are going, Sawty could finish even higher.

And then there's the rest. Who would you put your money on to challenge for fourth? Each week there seems to be a new contender, but all of them (Woolgoolga. Urunga. Northern Storm and Coffs Tigers) need Sawtell to lose a game if they are to have any hope and that could happen with the Scorpions set to face Boambee, Coffs Lions & Coffs Tigers heading to the finish line.

Our congratulations to the Lions who have once again been the dominant team in North Coast Football. We look forward to their performances in the finals and the Champion of Champions which remains a case of unfinished business.

For match reports of all 1st Division games, see: Senior News

Terry Allen
Media Officer
North Coast Football
Email: Terry Allen

28th July 2008
Matildas' Captain in Nambucca

It was great to have the Captain of the Australian women's football team, Cheryl Salisbury, spend some time with some of the Nambucca Strikers players.

Unfortunately it was too wet on Thursday night for a training session but we gathered in the Nambucca Leagues & Sports Club.

Once we'd looked over the range of Nike gear, Cheryl graciously signed mementos and posed with fans for photos.









PHOTO: Matilda's Football Captain, Cheryl Salisbury, and happy Nambucca fan, Sarah Orman.


A contingent from the Nambucca women's team was keen to chat and get a photo with Cheryl. There were some keen juniors too who might not realise how talented this tall, lanky lady is but they'll treasure her autograph and photos for years to come.


PHOTO: Matilda's Football Captain, Cheryl Salisbury (3rd from right), with Nambucca Strikers women's team.

Salisbury mentioned that the call for the Matildas to play a friendly game with the Japanese Olympic women's football team came with only a few weeks notice and some regular players had commitments that prevented them from being at this game.

This included Salisbury who had work commitments. Salisbury said it was an opportunity for Australia's up-and-coming players to test themselves at the international level and gain valuable experience.

Our thanks to Lyn McRae for the report & photos.

Terry Allen
Media Officer
North Coast Football
Email: Terry Allen

25th July 2008 - updated 30/7
Upcoming Events

To all NCFZ Clubs,
It looks like we may be having a wet weekend so please keep an eye on the wet weather updates on the website, see: Wet Weather info
If your grounds are closed please follow the wet weather procedures. Thanks.

On to other matters. Last Wednesday night NCFZ held a Management Committee meeting and some important matters were raised so I want to briefly fill you in on some important up and coming events.

GALA DAYS AND SSG TROPHIES
NCFZ will continue to provide trophies at the end of the season to all children who play in non-competitive games. On the last round of SSGs - Saturday 16th August - NCFZ will provide a trophy for each 6, 7 and 8 years player. The trophies can be collected from Coffs and Grafton offices in the week preceding this last round. NCFZ hope to have representatives at the grounds to present the trophies. We will collate numbers based on each clubs registrations.

NCFZ will also conduct two Gala days for the 9s and 10s.
Woolgoolga FC will be hosting the 10 years Gala Day at High Street on Sunday 24th August and Coffs City United will be hosting the 9 years Gala Day at Maclean Street Coffs Harbour also on Sunday 24th August.

Any Clubs wishing to nominate NCF teams (especially welcome are the Clarence based teams) please contact the two clubs directly. There are no entry fees and NCF will provide trophies to all (registered) non-competitive players in the 9 and 10 year age divisions.

NCF hope all players will attend these exciting conclusions to their season.
Draw details will appear on the NCF website when finalised.

2008 GRAND FINALS
Clarence Juniors Grand Finals: (11s, 12s, 13s, 14s, and 15/16s)
will be held at Maclean FC this year on Sunday 7th September.

Coffs Harbour Junior Grand Finals:
will be held at the International Stadium on Sunday 7th September.

All Senior Finals:
will be held at the International stadium on Saturday 6th September

The 0/35s Finals: will be played on the 4th and/or 5th September. Scheduling still has to be finalised so some other games may need to be played on the Friday evening.

Once again there will be entry fees for all players, supporters, officials and referees at the International Stadium.
On Saturday - $5 per adult (over 18 years of age) and $2 for children.
On Sunday - $2 for seniors and children will be admitted free.

We require all NCFZ Clubs to provide the names of 6 people (at least) who will volunteer to assist on the day - 1 or 2 hours each will be fine - please help out here.

NCFZ 2009 PRESENTATION NIGHT

NCFZ will be holding the 2009 Presentation evening on Saturday 20th September. The evening will be held at the Coffs Ex-Services Club (our Major sponsor). We are going up market a bit this year so it will be a (semi formal) gala event with a sit down dinner and a well known national football identity as guest speaker. NCFZ will also be presenting various trophies to the best players, officials and clubs of 2008 season.


We have 200 tickets available (first in best dressed) and we expect representatives from all senior clubs to attend. (Maybe a good way to thank your committee members and volunteers). Tickets are $35 each but NCFZ will subsidise $15 towards the cost, so for this year only $20 a ticket. It will be a fun night and once again we will do the senior draw for the 2009 season and also draw the winner from our "Escape Travel" raffle.

Thanks folks, have a great weekend and PLEASE circulate this information throughout your club.

Bob Harris
Manager
North Coast Football

21st July 2008
Positions Vacant: Futsal Coordinator

Futsal Coordinator
Casual
Coffs Harbour
$18.49 per hour

PCYC currently have a vacancy for a highly motivated sports-minded person to join the PCYC Club of the Year and our rapidly growing Futsal network in the role of Futsal Coordinator at Coffs Harbour PCYC (Level 3A).

You will primarily be involved in the administration and coordination of the established competition including the duties of marketing, registration procedures, cash handling, and appointing referees. Excellent customer service skills are necessary, as you will liaise with PCYC members.

We are looking for an enthusiastic, positive individual with an eye for detail and experience in dealing with people of all ages and cultures. Experience in dealing with clients is essential to succeed in this role.

Applicants must be available for afternoon and evening work on Monday's and possibly Thursday's and therefore would suit TAFE or University students studying sport management, leisure management or similar. Experience in coordination of sports activities preferred but not essential.

Applicants will need to address the following essential requirements in their application:
Reception and customer service experience
Cash handling and budgeting
Microsoft Office & Basic Website Maintenance
Organisation and supervision of activities
Experience in sport of Futsal
Conduct Risk assessments and comply with OH&S policy and procedures
Hold a Current First Aid Certificate

Applicants are subject to Police Check and Working with Children Checks.

The successful applicant would be required to commence September 2008.

Please send your application in writing to:
Karen Hope,
HR Manager,
PO Box 595
Mt Druitt NSW 2770

or email to: recruitment@pcycnsw.org.au by close of business on 8 August 2008.

Matthew Gillett
Manager Sports, Arts & Youth Development
Police & Community Youth Clubs NSW Ltd
www.pcycnsw.org

7th July 2008
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