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Conventionnational member 2013

Darwin

29 may to 2 June - the holiday inn esplanade, darwin nt

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Convention Co-ordinator

For ease of registration, we have engaged a Convention Co-ordinator, vicky spence, who will be able to assist you with your registration. should you need to speak directly to vicky about your registration or accommodation bookings, she can be contacted via the following:

mobile: 0408838482

Fax: 08 89817241

email: [email protected]

mail: vicky spence

po box 3458,

darwin nt 0801

all registration and accommodation bookings should be made directly with vicky spence at vs event management. For all other convention enquiries, please email [email protected]

registration and Convention support

the registration desk will be located at the member Convention venue, on the first floor of the holiday inn esplanade. the majority of the meeting rooms are located in this area.

this area can be accessed by stairs or lifts, adjacent to the accommodation side of the hotel.

registration desk opening times

wednesday 29 may 2.00pm to 5.00pmthursday 30 may 7.30am to 5.00pmFriday 31 may 7.30am to 5.00pmsaturday 1 June 7.30am to 5.00pm

should you need assistance outside of these hours, please contact Convention support on 0499 990 659 or [email protected]

internet

wireless connection is available at the holiday inn esplanade in the lobby area. the first 20 minutes is complimentary, then it is charged at $5.00 for 30 minutes, $10.00 for 1 hour or $20.00 for 3 hours.

message board

there will be a message board displayed in the registration area of the holiday inn esplanade for the duration of the Convention, please check the board regularly for messages.


member Convention venue

the holiday inn esplanade darwin is a 4.5 star accommodation, Convention and event centre, located in the perfect location to enjoy stunning parkland with ocean views, and the excitement of darwin’s most vibrant location, mitchell street. explore nearby galleries, shop for that unique gift or catch some live entertainment and excellent dining opportunities.

boasting a large outdoor pool, comfortable rooms, and a friendly relaxed atmosphere, holiday inn esplanade darwin is the perfect place to enjoy your stay in the top end.

For your information the holiday inn darwin and the holiday inn esplanade will be renamed effective 1 may 2013. the hotels will then be called double tree by hilton darwin and double tree by hilton esplanade. we hope that this does not cause any confusion.

transport

darwin airport is located approximately 15 minutes from the Cbd, which is the location of our member Convention venue.

upon arrival into darwin airport, we will endeavor to meet you and transport you to your accommodation. please ensure if you are not staying at the Convention venue, you advise us prior to arrival of your choice of accommodation. we will be offering a transport service for the duration of the member Convention.

if you choose to make your own arrangements, the following information will assist you.

darwin airport to darwin Cbd 12km in distance, approximately 15 minutes travel time

taxi: $25.00 private hire Car: $40.00airport shuttle bus per person, one way $13.00

Please note prices are correct at April 2013


aCCommodation options

if you choose not to stay at the member Convention venue, there are a number of alternatives, within walking distance to the holiday inn esplanade.

palms City resort

standard motel room: Queen bed and single bed$220 per night for 1-2 persons per room

superior motel room: Queen bed and single bed$235 per night for 1-2 persons per room

business villa: larger Free standing villa with a Queen bed$270 per night for 1-2 persons per room

other villa’s also available.

*10% discount for St John Members– please mention you are attending the Convention when making your booking *

www.palmcityresort.com64 The Esplanade, Darwin

darwin Central hotel

twin Queen: $215 per night for 1-2 persons per room

king deluxe: $240 per night for 1-2 persons per room

studio twin/Queen with kitchenette: $250 per night for 1-2 persons per room

additional occupant $45

Full cooked breakfast available at $24 per person

www.darwincentral.com.au21 Knuckey Street, Darwin

medina darwin grand waterfront

premier studio room: Queen bed prices start from $212 per night (special non-refundable web price when booking min 30 days in advance)

premier studio room with view: Queen bed prices start from $248 per night (special non-refundable web price when booking min 30 days in advance.)

bed & breakfast options are also available.

www.medina.com7 Kitchener Drive, Darwin Waterfront


poinCiana resort

motel room: single/double $180 per night

twin:$190 per night

triple:$200 per night

www.poincianainn.com.auCnr Mitchell & McLaughlin Streets

travelodge mirrambeena resort

motel room: double & single bedprices start from $153 per night (special non-refundable web price when booking min 30 days in advance)

guest room: 2 Queen beds$240 per night bed and breakfast (for 2 guests)

1 bedroom townhouse: Queen bed prices start from $216 per night (special non-refundable web price when booking min 30 days in advance)

www.travelodge.com.au64 Cavenagh Street, Darwin

these are a only a few of the options available, please refer to the accommodation options tab on the web site for more venues.

a visit to the territory in the dry season is a must. the weather is nothing short of perfect for almost 6 months of the year. the average temperature for may and June are below, but please remember to pack a light jacket or cardigan as evenings can be a little cool. well if you are local they can!

temperature may /June max average minmax temperature 33 °C 30 °C 24 °Cmean temperature 27 °C 26 °C 22 °Cmin temperature 24 °C 21 °C 17 °C

darwin, has two very distinct seasons clearly divided by “wet/dry” seasons. it is consistently hot and sunny year-round. the ‘wet season’ runs from november to april and can have the most spectacular displays of thunderstorms. if you want to stay dry and avoid the rains, may through september is generally the best time to visit darwin. the downside being, that during the dry season, it is very popular with tourists so accommodation can be a problem if it is left too late.

weather

Prices quoted are correct as at September 2012 and are subject to change. Selected room options have been listed as a guide only. Please refer to the hotel’s website for a full list of room types available.


Convention program - wednesday 29 may

registration will open from 2pm to 5pm to allow those arriving early to register and familiarise themselves with the local area and settle into your accommodation.

the st John ambulance northern territory investiture and Graduation Ceremony will be held in the evening at Government house. this event is by invitation only. For other delegates, the evening is free to explore darwin.

Convention program - thursday 30 may

registration desk 7.30am to 5.00pm

Chief executive Committee meeting 8.30am to 4.30pm

the meeting venue will be advised in the Convention program, which will be available inside the delegate registration bags.

happy hour 4.30pm to 5.30pm

Join us for the famous happy hour in the lobby bar at the Convention venue. we hope you take this opportunity to catch up with old friends and make some new ones. delegates must wear their convention name badge, to take advantage of the happy hour drink prices.

mindil beach sunset markets 5.30pm to 10.00pm

Following the happy hour, we will have transport available to take delegates to the famous markets. this event is not to be missed and is a highlight for any visitor to darwin.

darwin’s annual dry season is heralded by a clear blue sky, dragonflies and the famous mindil beach sunset markets. set beneath a shady canopy of monsoon vine forest trees and a grove of coconut palms, the market takes shape each thursday afternoon as the hundreds of stalls are assembled by perhaps the most diverse cross-section of people working together in australia.

the markets close at 10pm.

a st John transport service will operate every half an hour after 5.30pm until markets close at 10pm.


Convention program - friday 31 may


grand prior’s breakfast (invitation only) 7.00am to 8.00am

venue for the breakfast will be advised in the Convention program which will be available inside the delegate registration bags. the speaker for the breakfast will be prof mark Compton am, Chancellor elect.

plenary session 8.30am to 9.30am

the theme of the opening plenary session will be “looking back”. the focus being on what we have achieved as an organisation over our 130 year history. speakers will include the retiring Chancellor, dr neil Conn ao GCstJ and a special guest speaker.

meetings 9.30am to 4.30pm

Further information regarding meeting rooms will be provided in the Convention program which will be available in the delegate registration bags. meetings confirmed are as follows:

historical society session 9.30am to 4.30pm

the historical session will be held in the arafura ballroom at the Convention venue.

darwin 2013 will see the fifteenth annual historical society seminar. this element of the national member Convention has grown strongly since it was first held those many years ago. 2013 promises again to be another very memorial mix of recent and ancient history of the order and her sister activities. we will again be fortunate enough to have figures of note from the local st John territory family, some guests from all over the country and, as always, our regular eminent st John historians. the programme always has something to interest every st John member from 8 to 88 and from every part, be it volunteer first aid, ambulance, training, community volunteer or ophthalmic contributor. the st John historical society warmly encourages you to come and see what everyone is talking about!

happy hour 4.30pm to 5.30pm

will again be held in the lobby bar at the Convention venue. make the most of some free time to make new contacts and catch up with old friends or just relax after a busy day. delegates must wear their convention name badge, to take advantage of the happy hour drink prices.

official opening reception 5.30pm to 7.00pm

the reception will be held at the iconic Government house on the esplanade, home of the territory administrator her honour the honourable sally thomas am dstJ, who will be our host for the evening. the opening will commence with a ‘welcome to Country’ by a member of the larrakia people, followed by the launch of our territory history book. orders for the book can be taken at the reception and books will be available for purchase at the registration desk on saturday 1 June.

australian youth Council 9.30am to 4.30pm national Cadets officers Group 9.30am to 4.30pm

national First aid services Group 9.30am to 4.30pm health professionals workshop 9.30am to 4.30pm

national board dinner (invitation only) 7.30pm to 10.30pm

dinner will be held on the vessel the alfred nobel, where guests will dine while cruising the beautiful darwin harbour. the ‘alfred nobel’ is a beautiful 30 metre spotted gum schooner built in newcastle, nsw and has a superbly colourful history. Guests will be treated to a sumptuous seafood dinner, in a unique setting. transport will be available from the opening reception direct to the alfred noble, due to time constraints.

Contingent dinners 7.30pm to 10.30pm

this evening is a free night for members and we encourage you to take advantage of the variety of local restaurants and cafes in the city centre and nearby mitchell street. there are also a number of restaurants and bars in Cullen bay and the wharf precinct. we strongly advise you to book your dinner prior to arrival in darwin.


dining options for Contingent diners

Char Restaurant70 the esplanadep: 08 8981 4544www.charrestaurant.com.au Cuisine: seafood, australian

Ducks Nuts Bar & Grill76 mitchell streetp: 08 8942 2122www.ducksnuts.com.au Cuisine: australian

Hanuman Restaurant * 93 mitchell streetp: 08 8941 3500www.hanuman.com.au Cuisine: thai, indian, nonya

Manoli’s Greek Taverna64 smith streetp: 08 8981 9120www.manolisgreektaverna.com Cuisine: Greek

Nirvana6 dashwood streetp: 08 8981 2025www.nirvanarestaurantdarwin.com Cuisine: indian, thai, malay

Moorish Café37 Knuckey streetp: 08 8981 0100www.moorish.com.au Cuisine: african, moroccan, spanish

Outback Jacks Bar & Grill1/28 mitchell streetp: 08 8941 5554www.outbackjacks.com.au Cuisine: steak, seafood

Thailicious69 mitchell streetp: 08 8941 9966www.thailicious.com.au Cuisine: thai

The Noodle House33 Knuckey streetp: 08 8941 1742www.noodlehouse-mitchell.com.au Cuisine: Chinese

darwin City

These are some highly recommended options, but please do not feel limited to dine at one of these venues, as there are many others to choose from

Wisdom Bar and Café48 mitchell streetp: 08 8941 4866www.wisdombar.com.au Cuisine: modern australian

Skycity CasinoGilruth avenue, mindl beachp: 08 8943 8940www.skycitydarwin.com.au

Starbeque*Gilruth avenue, mindl beachp: 08 8943 8940www.skycitydarwin.com.au Gourmet poolside bbQ

Evoo*Gilruth avenue, mindl beachp: 08 8943 8940www.skycitydarwin.com.au modern australian

Il PiattoGilruth avenue, mindl beachp: 08 8943 8940www.skycitydarwin.com.au italian

Buzz Cafemarina blvd, Cullen bay marinap: 08 8941 1141www.buzzcafe.com.au Cuisine: modern australian

Yots Greek Tavernamarina blvd, Cullen bay marinap: 08 8981 4433www.yots.com.au Cuisine: Greek

Il Lidothe waterfront, wharf onep: 08 8941 0900www.illidodarwin.com.au

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WHaRf PRECINCT


Convention program - saturday 1 june

women’s network breakfast 7.00am to 8.00am

Come along and join us for a fun filled and informative breakfast. our guest speaker for the event is a local identity, Catie Kirke, who will inspire and motivate you and will leave you feeling excited and inspired about what you can achieve in your life.

priory office meeting 7.00am to 8.00am

this meeting will be held in the lobby bar adjacent to the breakfast dining room on the ground floor of the hotel.


national board meeting 9.00am to 12.00pm

information regarding the meeting room will be provided in the Convention program which will be available in the delegate registration bags.

member session stream 1 - st john in the Community 9.00am to 12.00pm

the speakers we have chosen for our sessions in the theme of st John in the Community, are an eclectic mix of topics that shape our organization. there is sure to be something for everyone. the speakers will hopefully provide some thought provoking topics which will lead to engaging discussions.

speakers include:

member session stream 2 - health matters in the outback 9.00am to 12.00pm

the theme of this stream focuses on health matters, which will have something of interest for all demographics, from those with a medical background, to those who are keen to learn something new. our speakers will cover a range of topics, some of which are specific to health concerns in the territory, while others cover topics of interest in the broader field. again, there are a variety of topics covered and we will keep you updated with speaker information as we lock in and finalise our program.

speakers include:

blake edwards

Joan washington

Kieran brown

dr anna ralph

alison mustapha oam

Community mental health educator

melaleuca refugees

sJa tasmania

menzies school of health

Clinical burns specialist

mental health first aid for indigenous Communities

refugees in the local community

indigenous First aid in remote nt

the diversity of local infections with attention to tuberculosis and rheumatic fever

dealing with burns

alison hucks

John mcneur

Catie Kirke

sonya Gale

avant personnel

volunteering sa/nt

st John nt

st John new Zealand

recruitment and retention of volunteers

transition, tough and tenacious in the territory

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harper scholarship presentation 1.00pm to 1.30pm

a presentation will be made by psychologist and First responder scott santinon (22) of victoria who was awarded $16,000 by the harper Family endowment Fund, to make a continuing contribution to the work of st John ambulance.


Convention program - saturday 1 june (...Continued)

the great debate 1.30pm to 2.30pm

the inaugural Great debate will focus on the topic of ‘diversity in st John’ and aims to build awareness in st John of the importance of diversity and inclusion, challenging existing stereotypes and promote the benefits of diversity for our organisation. despite the thought provoking nature of the debate, the intention is to use this light-hearted debate style event to promote diversity and inclusion, rather than agree it is not important for st John! this does not mean the affirmative needs to win!

historical society agm 1.00pm to 2.30pm

Further information regarding meeting room will be provided in the Convention program which will be available in the delegate registration bags.

youth Consultation session 4.00pm to 6.00pm

Further information regarding the meeting room will be provided in the Convention program which will be available in the delegate registration bags.

happy hour - territory style 4.00pm to 6.00pm

Join us for the final happy hour of the Convention ‘territory style’, which means we allow you to relax for just a little bit longer. hopefully the happy hour, will give you a chance to reflect on some of the great speakers which would have been heard at the member sessions during the day and invoke some healthy debate on different areas. delegates must wear their convention name badge, to take advantage of the happy hour drink prices.

gala dinner 7.00pm to midnight

our spectacular Gala dinner with a twist will be held at the magnificent venue of Crocodylus park. the event will be held outdoors, something we can only do in darwin. the theme for the evening is ‘animal magic’. we urge you to find your sense of adventure and join us in making the theme work. we would like all guests to wear an animal themed mask for the evening, or wear something with an animal print and join in the fun and entertainment. if you wish to be involved but prefer not to source your own mask, for a small fee we can arrange something for you. Guests will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with a Crocodile. this will truly be a night to remember, for all of the right reasons! ticket must be presented on entry, to be eligible for the lucky door prize.

We are excited to announce as part of the St John National Member Convention the…..

Animal Magic Gala Dinnertaking place at

Crocodylus Wildlife Park, Darwinon Saturday 1st June 2013

7pm til 12pm

Experience this unique outdoor setting dining under the stars, feasting on sumptuous gourmet fare,

while listening to the magical sounds of lions roaring and monkeys chatting.

This will be a night to remember.

Animal themed Live Band performing

Option for short lagoon tour to view the crocodiles by spotlightOpportunity to handle a snake and baby crocodileWin a stunning piece of Paspaley Pearls jewellery

as part of the Lucky door prize

$150 per person

Reserve your ticket now! Go to http://wired.ivvy.com/event/stjohn

and complete the online registration form.

Closing plenary session 3.00pm to 4.00pm

we close our member sessions with an exciting guest speaker and the opportunity for members to be formally introduced to the newly appointed Chancellor prof mark Compton am and his vision for st John ambulance australia for the future.

Chapter meeting 4.00pm to 6.00pm

Further information regarding meeting room will be provided in the Convention program which will be available in the delegate registration bags.


Convention program - sunday 2 june

robing and Capitular procession 8.30am to 8.45am

For members who will be participating in the Capitular procession, a robing room has been arranged at Christ Church Cathedral. transport to allow time to robe and form up for the Capitular procession will be arranged, further details will be advised in your delegate information, which can be found in your convention bag.

Church service 9.00am to 10.00am

the venue for the service is the historic Christ Church Cathedral, which is located at the wharf end of smith street and is a good 10 minute walk from the Convention venue. transport will be provided for those who choose not to walk.

morning tea 10.30am to 11.30am

there will be a morning tea held immediately following the Church service. members are invited to join us at the darwin supreme Court, for light refreshments. the court is located directly across the road from the Church. this is not an area which is normally open to the general public and we encourage you to join us for this unique event.the service will commence at 9am sharp, as we have been invited to participate in the regular sunday service.

informal farewell bbQ 3.00pm to 6.00pm

For those of you who are still in darwin on the sunday evening, you are welcome to join us for an informal bbQ at our palmerston volunteer division home. this is a final chance to catch up with friends and wind down after a hectic few days, in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, darwin style. transport will be provided to and from the bbQ.

an exciting program of social events is planned, to give everyone the opportunity to network and enjoy some of darwin’s most unique venues. in addition to an action filled convention program, a selection of options are on offer for those who wish to take their northern territory journey beyond the Cbd. Family and friends are invited to take advantage of the wonderful touring options on offer with our Convention partner “territory discoveries”. touring options include day tours of darwin and surrounds, or why not take advantage of the premium weather of the top end’s dry season and stay a little longer to explore the best of what the territory has to offer.the service will commence at 9am sharp, as we have been invited to participate in the regular sunday service.

http://www.territorydiscoveries.com

exploring the top end


merChandising

we have a range of souvenirs available for purchase as a memento of the Convention and your visit to darwin. all goods can be purchased from the registration desk, with the exception of the green shirts, which must be pre-ordered by friday 3 may.

inside your satchel you will find a souvenir order form for your convenience.

Name:___________________ Email:___________________ Phone Number:___________________ State:_______

Merchandise Pre-Order FOrM

Payment details

Please make cheques payable to: St John Ambulance NT

Name on Card

Card Number

Signature

Expiry Date

Date/ / //

Cheque Visa Mastercard

Convention Stubby Cooler ($8.00) ........................................................................... Qty________ $________

Convention Premier Polo Shirt ($35.00) S,M,L,XL,2XL,3XL,4XL .............. Size________ Qty________ $________

St John Ambulance NT USB Flashdrive ($10) 4GB with keyring ........ Option________ Qty________ $________

St John Ambulance NT Luggage Tag ($5) ................................................................ Qty________ $________

St John Ambulance NT Fishing Lure ($10) ............................................................... Qty________ $________

Order by0 1 / 0 5 / 1 3

Pick up at the registration desk

Stubby Cooler $8 Premier Polo Shirt $35 USB Flash Drive $10 Luggage Tag $5 Fishing Lure $10

Option A

Option B

The Convention Polo Shirt will not be available for sale at the Convention. You must pre-order a Convention Polo Shirt by Friday the 3rd of May to ensure this is ready for you to collect at the Convention. Orders will also be taken at the Registration desk if you would like one posted to you following the Convention. All other merchandise is available for sale at the Registration Desk during the Convention.


partner program

Get up close with native wildlife in their natural habitat as you walk through tree-top aviaries, stroll around a natural lagoon and see amazing aquatic life in the walk-through aquarium. Put on your walking shoes to make your way around the comprehensive walking tracks or jump aboard the shuttle train which runs continuously during the day.

Pick up: From your accommodation at approx 9:00am. Return at approx. 3pm.

Price: $55.00 (includes park entrance fee, morning tea, lunch and transport)

Sit back and enjoy the ride as we take you on a sightseeing tour taking in Darwin’s historical sites and other major attractions, including an exclusive tour of the Paspaley Pearl building and visit to the showroom (not normally open to the general public). The tour will also visit Stokes Hill Wharf, East Point Reserve, the Botanical Gardens and a final stop at the Museum and Art Gallery where you can hop off and wander the Museum at your leisure. Lunch is available at the Cornucopia Museum Café at your own expense.

Pick up: From your accommodation at approx 10am. Return after lunch.

Price: Free

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30Territory Wildlife Park Visitwww.territorywildlifepark.com.au

City Tour and Museum Visit

Please register your interest in any of the Partner Program activities by emailing us at [email protected] or on the Convention Registration form which can found online at www.wired/ivvy.com/event/stjohn

In your delegate bag you will find information on other activities and points of interest for you to explore at your leisure.

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Partner Progam

We invite you to bring your family and friends to experience and share with you all that the Top End has to offer. Our Partner Program has been tailored to let your partner enjoy the company of others as we visit unique Territory attractions. Get the most out of your trip to the Territory by letting us organise your partner’s day!


nt history book launCh

many hours of extensive research and hard work have culminated in the release of the history of st John ambulance (nt) and its volunteer service, looking at the people and events that have shaped us into the organisation we are today. this challenging project involved investigating an overwhelming amount of material with countless hours spent looking through old newspaper articles on microfilm and archival files and photos from all over the territory to bring together the most comprehensive and accurate account possible. Frank says “producing this history was an exciting adventure and well worth the many hundreds of hours. of effort”.

the title, awkward hours and awkward Jobs was discovered when researching the st John ambulance brigade’s activities in the aftermath of Cyclone tracey. it is taken from the ambulance crews’ description of those punishing days and nights as they worked long hours under the most extreme conditions.

Join us at the opening reception to be held at Government house for the launch of the book and the chance to talk with Frank about the journey of bringing the history of st John to the page.

about the author - frank dunstan mstj

Frank dunstan originally came to the northern territory as a four year old lad in 1946 and so began his long love affair with the territory. he then left for a number of years before returning to darwin in 1972 to work in the mining, construction and power industries which took him to every corner of the territory from remote communities in arnhem land to desert communities south and west of alice springs. upon retirement in 1999, Frank’s desire to do volunteer work led to his

involvement as a volunteer firefighter before coming upon st John ambulance after attending a First aid course. he fully committed to his new role as divisional superintendent at humpty doo and was rewarded for his hard work and dedication by being named adult volunteer of the year in 2002. Frank returned to his volunteer work with the berry springs volunteer bushfire brigade, during which time he attended to hundreds of fires and was deployed to assist at the victorian bushfires in december 2006 and January 2007 and continued fire fighting until the age of 70. Frank returned to st John ambulance (nt) as an affiliate member in 2006 and started a divisional newsletter that evolved into vollie news, a much loved and informative bulletin for volunteers across the territory. Frank was awarded the title of operational support member of the year in 2010 and was admitted to the order of st John as member in 2011. Frank is an ordinary bloke without qualifications or experience in writing, who took on the challenge of bringing st John’s history to life so that it could be enjoyed by everyone.

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This publication will be launched at the Official Opening Ceremony of the National Member Convention in Darwin, May 2013, by the Administrator of the Northern Territory, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas AM DStJ. This is your opportunity to pre-order your copies of the book, which can be made available for collection at the Member Convention registration desk.

PRE-ORDER FORM

Please send/order (circle as appropriate) copies of the publication Awkward Hours, Awkward Jobs

Bulk order discount (includes gst)

QUANTITY

1 - 5 books

6 or more copies

COST PER BOOK

$30.00

$25.00

Cost of books

$

POSTAGE

Add $8.00 per book

Add $8.00 per book

Cost of postage

+ $

TOTAL COST

= $

Cheque or money order payable to: St John Ambulance Australia (NT) Inc

Credit card - please charge my: Visa Mastercard

Card Number: / / /

Expiry date:

Cardholder’s name:

Cardholder’s signature:

First name: Last name:

Postal address:

Postcode: State/territory:

Telephone: Email:

Please hold copies for collection at the Registration desk.

Mail completed form to:Gwyn BalchSt John AmbulancePO Box 40221Casuarina NT 0811

Fax completed form to:(08) 8922 6259

Phone for enquiries:(08) 8922 6205

Email completed form to:[email protected]

Payment

Delivery/Pick up

Place your order

A History of St John Ambulance

in the Northern Territory

1915 - 2012

Book 1: The Volunteers

Frank Dunstan

AwkwArd Hours,

AwkwArd JobsA History of St John Ambulance


1915 - 2012

The Volunteers

A History of St John Ambulance


1915 - 2012

Book 1: The Volunteers

Frank Dunstan

Frank Dunstan

1915 - 2012

A History of St John Ambulance in the Northern Territory 1915 - 2012 Book 1: The Volunteers Frank Dunstan

AwkwArd Hours, AwkwArd JobsA History of St John Ambulance in the Northern Territory1915 - 2012

The Volunteers

A History of St John Ambulance in the Northern Territory 1915 - 2012 Book 1: The Volunteers Frank Dunstan

Frank Dunstan

1915 - 2012

AWKWARD HOURS, AWKWARD JOBSA History of St John Ambulance in the Northern Territory

by Frank Dunstan


DRESS CODES

For the Convention the following dress standards apply:

uniform:where “uniform” is specified it means General duty order, including medals and decorations

after 5 / territory formal:Formal dress / suit for evening occasion

territory rig:Gentlemen: long trousers, long sleeve shirt and tie or barong or long sleeve batik shirtladies: day dress/after five

territory Casual:no suits or ties, neat casual clothes (including jeans)

functions:

mindil beach markets territory Casual

Grand prior’s breakfast territory Casual, unless receiving an award,must be in uniform

meetings / member sessions territory Casual (no uniform)

official opening reception territory rig

national board dinner territory rig

women’s network breakfast territory Casual

Gala dinner territory FormalPlease note that the Gala Dinner is an outside venue and will be held on grass.

Church service members – uniform, other guests territory Casual

parap ambulance Centre palmerston volunteer Centre headquarters


CONTaCT DETaILS

if you have any further queries with regards to the member Convention, please feel free to contact us on:

Convention support: 0499 990 659 i [email protected] vicky spence: 0408 838 482 i Fax: 08 89817241 i [email protected] Event Management

THaNk YOu TO OuR SPONSORS

we would like to thank our sponsors and supporters of the national member Convention

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