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Cocos (K) Islands News

Berita Pulu Cocos (K) 2

Public Notices

Notis-notis Umum 21

Sports & Rec

Olahraga & Hiburan 23

Games

Kemainan 24

Cocos Moment

Saat Cocos 26

Community Events

Acara Masyarakat 27

In this edition

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The Cocos (Keeling) Islands

comprises of 27 coral islands

forming two atolls—situated

2768km north-west of Perth and

3685km due west of Darwin —

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Indian Ocean.

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The Year 3/4 & 5/6 students have been having a great time during Watersports over the first term and are now well

underway into the snorkelling sessions

Thanks to Clay for coaching the kids tennis. They loved it!

Credit: CIDHS

Credit: Cathy Howitt

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Latest to 20 March 2019:

March Statistics

69.40mm

Latest 2019 Statistics:

303.00mm

LATEST WEATHER

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A big thumbs up from the

West Island boat owners

to Ian for taking the time

and effort making sure as

many boats as possible

were safely stored before

the cyclone.

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FROM THE CEO’S DESK - 7 MARCH 2019

This has been a week of reflection. It has been

filled with such deep sorrow about the tragedy in

New Zealand while discovering a new found

appreciation for what we have on Cocos. Our

caring community serves as a model for harmony

and mutual respect. Our love and thoughts are with

everyone impacted by this tragedy in New Zealand

and in the international Muslim Community.

Minngu ini menjadi minggu untuk renungan. Ia

telah penuh dengan kesedihan dengan apa yang

telah berlaku di New Zealand dengan masa yang

sama mendapatkan penghargaan baru dengan apa

yang kita ada Cocos. Masyarakat penyayang kami

menjadi sebagai contoh keharmoniaan dan saling

menghormati. Kesayangan dan peringatan kami

berada dengan semua yang terlibat oleh tragedy di

New Zealand dan masyarakat Muslim diseluruh

dunia.

MAJU PULU KITA / ADVANCE OUR ISLANDS:

The working group looking at prioritizing the 60

projects that emerged from the masterplanning will

be meeting on Wednesday 20 March. This is a

mammoth task and we are grateful to those people

who have volunteered to assist us with this

process. Once they have finalized their

prioritisation, the masterplan will be made available

to the community for review and input.

MAJU PULU KITA / ADVANCE OUR ISLANDS:

Working group akan adakan meeting hari Rabo 20

March untuk memprioritaskan 60 project yang

dihasilkan dari masterplanning. Ini adalah tugas

yang sangat besar dan kami sangat berterima kasi

kepada semua yang sudi voluntir untuk membantu

kami dengan proses ini. Apabila tugas ini suda

selesai, masterplan akan disediakan kepada

masyarakat untuk memberi pandangan.

DIRECTION ISLAND RESORT PROPOSAL: Public

submissions closed on Tuesday 12 March and we

received a total of 18 submissions. A table of

submissions, which protects the anonymity of

people who made submissions, will be provided to

the proponent for response and to the Community

Reference Group. The 25 people registered for the

Community Reference Group to will be meeting on

Saturday 30 March to discuss the proposal in-

depth. We thank those members of the community

who are giving up their time to participate in this

important process. We also acknowledge the

independent technical experts in the areas of

Economic Development, Tourism, Environment,

Infrastructure and Culture for giving their time to

advise this group.

DIRECTION ISLAND RESORT PROPOSAL: Surat

pendangan ditutup pada Selasa 12 March dan kami

menerima jumlah 18 surat. Daftaran surat

pandangan, yang tidak dinyatakan dengan nama

orang yang memasukkan surat itu, akan diberikan

kepada proponent-nya untuk menjawab dan

kepada Community Reference Group. 25 orang

yang telah rejista untuk Community Reference

Group akan bertemu pada hari Sabtu 30 March

untuk membincangkan cadangan ini dengan lebih

dalam. Kami berterima kasih kepada memba dari

masyarakat yang memberikan masa mereka untuk

menghadiri dalam proses penting ini. Kami juga

ingin mengakui ahli-ahli teknikal dalam bahgian

Economic Development, Tourism, Environment,

Infrastructure and Culture untuk memberikan masa

mereka untuk menasihati kumpulan ini.

HOME ISLAND RETAIL CENTRE: Many in the

community will be disappointed to learn that we

were unsuccessful in our application for funding to

build a new retail centre on Home Island. We will

look at other options to take to Council regarding

the future of this important centre.

Cocos (Keeling) Islands News (cont’d) Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling) (seterusnya)

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FROM THE CEO’S DESK - 7 MARCH 2019 (continued)

KEDAI HOME ISLAND: Ramai dimasyarakat akan

merasa kecewa bila mengetahui yang kami tidak

berhasil dalam permohonan duit bantuan untuk

membangunkan kedai baru di Home Island. Kami

akan mencari cara lain untuk mengemukakan

kepada Council mengenai kepentingan masa

depan kedai ini.

CONGRATULATIONS IBRAHIM MACRAE AND

RAZALIE ZAINIEL: Ibrahim has achieved his

Certificate 4 in Planning and Razalie has completed

his Certificate 4 in Regulatory Services. Both team

members are to be congratulated for their

dedication and hard work – please let know that we

are very proud of them next time you see either of

them. We, as a Shire and Community, will definitely

benefit from having more skilled and qualified

people on Cocos. Well done Ibrahim and Razalie.

CONGRATULATIONS IBRAHIM MACRAE AND

RAZALIE ZAINIEL: Pak Yus telah berhasil belajar

Certificate 4 dalam Planning and Pak Rani telah

juga selesaikan Certificate 4 dalam Regulatory

Services. Taniah kepada kedua untuk dedikasi dan

kerja keras mereka – jika bertemu beri tau bahwa

kami sangat berbangga dengan mereka. Kami

sebagai Council dan masyarakat akan bermanfaat

memliliki orang yang lebih berkualitas di Cocos.

Bagus sekali Pak Yus dan Pak Rani.

STAFF HEALTH AND WELL-BEING FORUM: All

staff participated in a half-day health and well-being

forum last Thursday. Topics covered included

hidden sugar in drinks, manual handling and

posture, the impact of drug use, emotional health

and well-being. It was a fun way to communicate

some serious health messages and to get the office

and depot teams together for some team building.

A big shout out to Wendy Tempest, Annie Gray and

Narelle Whatley for their wonderful contributions to

the success of this forum.

STAFF HEALTH AND WELL-BEING FORUM:

Semua perkerja Council menghadiri dalam forum

tentang kesehatan dan kesejahteraan pada hari

Khamis yang lalu. Perkara-perkara yang di

bincangkan temasuk gula yang ada dalam

minuman, cara postur mengangkat barang berat,

kesan dari pada gunaan drug, kesehatan emosi

dan kesejahteraan. Ini juga adalah cara yang

seronok untuk menyampaikan tentang berkara

kesehatan yang serius dan untuk pekerja opis

bersamaan dengan perkerja luaran Council. Terima

kasi kepada Wendy Tempest, Annie Gray and

Narelle Whatley atas sumbangan mereka yang luar

biasa kepada kejayaan forum ini.

COCOS CV: We were pleased to receive BBRF

funding to develop a whole of Island CV that aims

to showcase the skills in our labour force and in our

local businesses to secure local employment and

business benefits from major projects such as the

Runway Upgrade. If you want to be included in the

Cocos CV as a job seeker please register your

interest with Aindil or Asma at IOGTA and

supply information on your experience and

qualifications. Local businesses are also

encouraged to let us know if they would like to

be included. Please email or write to the Shire

marked to the attention of the CEO with the subject

heading Cocos CV. If you have any queries, please

contact me at the Shire. We look forward to hearing

from you.

COCOS CV: Kami sangat senang yang telah

menerima BBRF funding untuk membangunkan CV

untuk Cocos yang menunjukkan kepandaian dalam

pekerjaan kami dan bisnis-bisnis tempatan kamu

untuk memastikan kerjaan untuk orang tempatan

dan keuntungan bisnis dihasilkan daripada projek-

projek besar seperti Runway Upgrade ini. Jika anda

ingin dimasukan ke dalam Cocos CV sebagai

pencari kerja sila regista nama anda dengan

Pak Sofiya atau Mak Adi di opis IOGTA dan beri

informasi tentang pengalaman perkerja dan

sekolaan anda. Bisnis-bisnis tempatan juga di

galakkan untuk memberi tau jika ingin

dimasukan nama. Sila email atau tulis ke Shire

dan alamatkan ke CEO dan tulis Cocos CV di atas.

Kalau ada pertanyakan yang lain sila hubungi opis

Council. Kami menunggukan untuk mendengar dari

anda.


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PUBLIC TOILETS – WEST ISLAND: Noting that

the issue of public toilets on West Island is a

recurring complaint, I am pleased to advise that

have signed an agreement with the Cocos Club to

keep the toilets open 24/7 until 30 June 2019 to

provide an interim solution until a longer term

solution can be considered.

JAMBAN UMUM – PULU PANJANG: Dengan

mengingati perkara jamban umum di Pulu

Panjangan adalah komplenan yang berterusan,

saya bersenang hati yang telah menyain

persetujuan dengan Cocos Club untuk menetapkan

jamban terbuka 24jam/7hari hingga 30 June 2019

untuk memberi penyelesaian sementara hingga

penyelesaian jangka panjang dipertimbangkan.

CYLCONE: THANKS Sincere thanks to the

Territory Controller, Anna Swain, the Emergency

Management Committee and volunteers for their

efforts to ensure the community was kept safe and

well-informed about what was happening while

Cyclone Savannah was in the vicinity.

And a massive thanks also to the Shire Works

Crew for their prompt clean up to ensure the

Islands were neat and tidy as soon as possible.

SEKLON: TERIMA KASIH kepada Territory

Controller, Anna Swain, Emergency Management

Committee dan voluntir-voluntir atas usaha mereka

untuk memastikan masyarakat ditetapkan selamat

dan sering diberitahu tentang apa yang berlaku

dimasa Cyclone Savannah berada dalam

perwatasan pulu.

Dan terima kasih banyak sekali kepada Krew

Pekerja Shire atas pembersihan yang cepat untuk

memastikan pulu kita dalam keadaan kemas dan

cantik secepat mungkin.

VISIT FROM MILITARY: We were delighted to

host a visit from Air Commodore Richard Owen,

Commander of the Joint Task Force 661 for the

Indo Pacific Endeavour 2019. Air Commodore

Owen arrived on Cocos Island at the airport in

spectacular fashion in an MRH90 helicopter on

Sunday morning with a number of officers from the

defence force. Our own RAAF officers, Andrew

Porter and Shan Summers, were excellent

ambassadors for Cocos.

PELAWATAN OLEH MILITARY: Kami sangat

bergembira untuk menjadi tuan rumah terhadap

pelawatan oleh Air Commodore Richard Owen,

Commander of the Joint Task Force 661 untuk

Indo Pacific Endeavour 2019. Air Commodore

Owen sampai ke Pulu Cocos di airport dengan cara

terbaik sekali dalam helikopta MRH90 pada pagi

hari Minggu dengan berberapa opisa dari defence

force. Opisa RAAF kami, Andrew Porter dan Shan

Summers, mewakili Cocos dengan sangat baik.

STAFFING UPDATES: I am really pleased to

advise that we have had some staffing

reassignments. Ibrahim MacRae, formerly the

Executive Support Officer has had his role

redefined as the Governance and Risk Coordinator.

Ibrahim will be looking after compliance, OSH and

areas of risk. Luluk Sloan is assuming responsibility

for Asset and Property Management and Isa

Minkom will be moving into the role of Community

Development Coordinator. Luluk’s Asset and

Property Management role will ensure we take a

more proactive and planned management and

maintenance of our houses and other properties.

Isa will take on the coordination of the Community

Development area to ensure a more holistic

approach to Community Development.

Congratulations to our new Coordinators who have

worked hard to demonstrate their capabilities and

their commitment. We know they will be successful

in their new roles.

STAFFING UPDATES: Saya sangat gembira untuk memberitau bahwa kami telah menjalankan menggantian tugas untuk pekerja-pekerja. Pak Yusri, sebelumnya Executive Support Officer sekarang telah digantikan tugasnya sebagai Governance dan Risk Coordinator. Pak Yusri akan menjaga bahgian perundangan, OSH dan tempat tempat risiko. Mak Zamani akan mulai tanggunjawabnya sebagai Asset dan Property Management dan Pak Indra akan mulai sebagai Community Development Coordinator. Tugas Asset


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and Property Management Mak Zamani akan memastikan kami akan bertindak secara proaktif dan dicadangkan dalam pengurusan penjagaan rumah dan properti selainnya. Pak Indra akan

mengambil tanggungjawab dalam pengurusan yang menyeluruhi bahgian Community Development. Taniah kepada mereka yang telah bekerja keras dalam membuktikan kebolehan dan komitmen mereka. Kami tahu mereka akan berjaya dalam perkerjaan mereka yang baru.

WORKS UPDATE:

We are pleased to be taking advantage of the low

tides to install the concrete mats at the boat ramps

on Home Island this week. These mats should

make launching and retrieving boats much easier

and safer.

The concrete footing has now been removed and the ground has been rehabilitated.

WORKS UPDATE:

Kami bersenang hati yang telah dapat mengambil

peluang ayer kering untuk memassang concrete

mats di ramp sekoci di Home Island minggu nini.

Mats ini diharapkan untuk memudahkan untuk

menurunkan dan naikkan sekoci dengan lebih

senang dan selamat.

Bekas-bekas concrete yang lebar telah diangkat dan tanahnya telah diperbaiki.

These are a few items that I think may be of particular interest but we are always willing to meet with members of the community who are interested in knowing more about Shire activities.

Ini adalah berberapa perkara yang saya ingat mungkin jadi keminatan tetapi kami selalu sanggup untuk bertemu dengan penduduk masyarakat yang berminat untuk mengetahui lebih tentang aktiviti-aktiviti Shire.

Andrea Selvey

Chief Executive Officer


Ground rehabilitation stages has begun from where the old Coop workshop

used to be

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Job Vacancy

Looking for a great career opportunity? The below roles offers a chance to work for a Shire that is focused on quality customer service and takes pride in delivering services of high standard with its team of approximately 35 employees. We want the people who join our team to share our passion for the community we all live in and love.

Applicants interested in being considered for this opportunity should submit an application that address selection criteria for each of the positions. Selection Criteria for the below positions are available upon request at the Shire office.

Administration Traineeship

Community Sports & Rec Officer

Communications & IT Officer

These positions will be paid in accordance with the Local Government Industry Award 2010.

Applying:

Your application must include the following:

1. A cover letter clearly outlining your ability against each of the selection criteria, identified for the particular role, and is available upon request at the Shire office;

2. A resume with your personal contact details, a summary of your work history, education, training, a copy of your qualifications and a minimum of 2 contactable referees.

Additional information about the roles can be obtained by contacting the Shire of Cocos (Keeling) Islands Chief Executive Officer, Andrea Selvey, on 08 91626649 or [email protected]

Applications addressed to the Chief Executive Officer must reach the Home Island Shire Office no later than 12.00pm Friday 5th April 2019. Applications can be mailed, hand delivered or emailed to [email protected].

Applicants may be subject to a pre-employment medical, including drug screening.

The Shire of Cocos Keeling Islands is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and is committed to a fair recruitment process in selecting the best applicant for the position.


mailto:[email protected]


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“We don't HAVE a great day we

MAKE IT a great day”

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Quote of the Day

“Forget your weaknesses, increase your strengths, and be

the most awesome you, that

you can be”

Tim Fargo

Thought for the Day

How do you make a tissue dance? You put a little boogie in

it.

The past, present and future

walk into a bar. It was tense.

Why did the orange stop?

Because, it ran outta juice.

Knock knock. Who’s there? Interrupting Cow. Interrupting

Cow wh-MOOOOOOOOO!

Why is six afraid of seven?

Because seven ate nine.

Knock knock? Who’s there?

Lettuce. Lettuce who? Let-us in!

While leaving a grocery store, a customer dropped a bag of flour. A Scout ran to pick it up. “Don’t bother young man” said

the customer, “It’s self-rising”

What do you call a dinosaur

that is sleeping? A dino-snore!

Why did the teddy bear say no to dessert? Because she was

stuffed.

Why did the student eat his

homework? Because the

teacher told him it was a piece

of cake.

What kind of tree fits in your

hand? A palm tree.

Joke of the Week


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1995 (WA) (CKI)

Shire of Cocos (Keeling) Islands

Proposed Local Law

The Shire of Cocos (Keeling) Islands proposes to adopt the following local law –

1. Shire of Cocos (Keeling) Islands Local Law 2019;

Purpose – for the management of meetings of the local government

Effect – to repeal the existing Standing Orders Local Law, and provide for the conduct of Council, committee and electors meetings

A copy of the proposed local laws may be inspected at or obtained from –

the Shire Office on Home Island during standard business hours or on West Island Tues and Thurs 12noon to 3pm

from the Shire of Cocos (Keeling) Islands website www.shire.cc

by contacting the Shire Office on 9162 6649 or [email protected]

Submissions about the proposed local laws may be made by 12noon on Monday 8 April 2018

in writing to the CEO, or

by email to [email protected]

Andrea Selvey



LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1995 (WA) (CKI)


Cadangan Undang-undang Tempatan

Shire Pulu Cocos (Keeling) bercadangan untuk meluluskan undang-undang tempatan berikut –

1. Shire of Cocos (Keeling) Islands Local Law 2019;

Tujuan – untuk pengurusan mitingan kerajaan tempatan

Kesan – untuk mencabut Undang-undang Tempatan ‘Standing Orders’, dan mengatur pelaksanaan mitingan Council, komiti dan pengundi

Salinan undang-undang tempatan yang dicadangkan boleh diperiksa atau didapati dari –

opis Shire Office di Home Island dimasa kerjaan atau di Pulu Panjang pada hari Selasa dan Khamis 12 tengah hari hingga 3 petang

dari website Shire of Cocos (Keeling) Islands di www.shire.cc

dengan menghubungi opis Shire dinomor 9162 6649 atau [email protected]

Surat pandangan atau pendapatan, tentang undang-undang tempatan yang dicadangkan ini boleh dibuat sebelom 12 tengah hari pada hari Senin 8hb April 2018

secara tertulis kepada CEO, atau

melalui email ke [email protected]

Andrea Selvey


http://www.shire.cc


http://www.shire.cc


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Art Exhibition at Home Island Shire Chambers

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY AND SALE :

1. The entry fee must be lodged with the entry form. Under 16yrs - $5 per item. Adults : $10 per item.

2. All entry forms and fees must be received by 4.00pm on Monday 1st April – Lisa @ Health Centre or Home Island Shire

Office.

3. Art Works must be delivered to the Shire Chambers no later than 4pm Wednesday April 3rd, 2019.

4. All artworks must be the original work of the artist.

5. Artworks must be suitably framed and/or ready to hang. Sculptures must be free standing. Resin art acceptable as is if “Not

for sale”; Art for sale must however comply with above please.

6. All entries shall be clearly marked on the back with the exhibitor’s name, title, medium and sale price. Labels are attached to

entry form.

7. All mediums welcome – 2D & 3D.

8. Each artist may submit up to 4 entries. Youth (Under 16yrs) may submit up to 2 entries.

9. The Exhibition Committee reserves the right not to exhibit art deemed inappropriate.

10. Sold art works may only be collected at the completion of the exhibition.

11. The Exhibition Committee will take all reasonable care with all submitted works, but shall not be responsible for the loss of

or damage to any works while in the custody of the Exhibition.

12. Payment of Art can be made via cash or via EFTPOS to Shire account, however works may not be collected until payment has been received.

13. The Exhibition Committee reserves the right to photograph works for promotional purposes.

14. Entrants who have their works sold will be contacted following the completion of the Exhibition for their payouts.

Art Exhibition at Home Island Shire Chambers

SYARAT-SYARAT UNTUK MASUK DAN JUALAN:

1. Bayaran untuk masok mesti diberikan bersama-sama dengan form. Dibawah 16tahun - $5 satu barang. Dewasa $10 satu barang.

2. Semua form untuk masok serta bayarannya mesi diterima sebelom jam 4.00 soreh pada hari Senin 1hb April – Lisa di Pusat

Kesihatan atau Opis Shire Home Island.

3. Kesenian mesti dihantar ke Council Chambers sebelom 4 soreh Rebo, 3hb April 2019.

4. Semua kesenian mesti kerjaan asli yang dibuat daripada artis.

5. Kesenian mesti di frame dan/atau siap untuk digantung. Seni ukiran mesti boleh diberdirikan sendiri. “Resin art” diterima

sedemikian kalua “Tidak untuk dijual” ; Kesenian untuk dijual mesti turuti dengan apa tersebut diatas.

6. Semua kesenian yang dimasokkan akan ditandakan dibelakangnya dengan nama artis, judulnya, media dan harga jualan.

Label dimelengketkan ke form yang dimasokkan.

7. Semua media dipersilahkan – 2D & 3D.

8. Sediap artis boleh memasukkan hingga 4 barang. Remaja (Dibawa 16 tahun) boleh memasukkan hingga 2 barang.

9. Komiti Pertunjukkan memegang hak untuk tidak menunjukkan kesenian yang di anggap tidak sesuai.

10. Kesenian yang telah dijual hanya boleh diambil bila pertunukkan telah selesai.

11. Komiti Pertunjukkan akan mengambil perhatian yang pantas dengan semua kerjaan yang dimasukkan, tetapi tidak akan

bertanggungjawab terhadap kehilangan atau kerusakkan segala kerjaan kesenian yang berada dalam jagaan Pertunjukkan ini.

12. Bayaran Kesenian boleh dibuat dengan tunai atau melalui EFTPOS ke akaun Shire, tetapi kesenian itu tidak boleh diambil

selagi bayaran itu belom diterima.

13. Komiti Pertunjukkan memegang hak untuk menggambarkan kerjaan-kerjaan untuk tujuan promosi.

14. Pihak-pihak yang dapat menjual kerjaan mereka akan dihubungi setelah selesainya Pertunjukkan itu untuk diberikan bahgian mereka.

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In space, astronauts cannot cry because there is no gravity and

tears can’t flow.

Did You Know???

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REQUEST FOR QUOTATION – OFFICE FURNITURE –

The Cocos Keeling Islands Tourism Association invites interested parties to provide a quote to build storage and office furniture.

An information session regarding requirements will be held on 28th March at 9am @ the

Visitor Centre.

For more information, please contact Stephanie Hagenbrock at [email protected] or 9162 6790.


IOT Air Services Information Sessions Home Island – Wednesday, 3 April

West Island – Thursday, 4 April

Virgin Australia Regional Airlines (VARA) will be visiting the Cocos (Keeling) Islands on 3 and 4 April 2019 to discuss the provision of air services to the IOTs.

Sessions will be offered to residents, business groups and other interested stakeholders across both islands. Additional details will be provided once sessions are finalised.

Further information regarding the provision of air services in the IOTs, including frequently asked questions, is available at: https://regional.gov.au/territories/indian_ocean/iot_bulletins/2019/files/A11-2019-virginaustralia.pdf

Majlis Keterangan Serbis Penerbangan IOT Home Island – Rebo, 3 April

Pulu Panjang – Khamis, 4 April

Virgin Australia Regional Airlines (VARA) akan melawati Pulu Cocos (Keeling) pada 3 dan 4 April 2019 untuk membincangkan penyediaan serbis penerbangan ke IOTs.

Majlis ini akan ditawarkan kepada penduduk, kumpulan bisnis-bisnis dan stakeholder lain yang berminat dikedua-dua pulu. Keterangan tambahan akan diberikan setelah majlis ini selesai.

Keterangan selanjutnya mengenai persediaan serbis penerbangan di IOTs, temasuk soalan yang paling sering ditanya, boleh didapati di : https://regional.gov.au/territories/indian_ocean/iot_bulletins/2019/files/A11-2019-virginaustralia.pdf


https://regional.gov.au/territories/indian_ocean/iot_bulletins/2019/files/A11-2019-virginaustralia.pdf




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VARA SCROUNGERS!

Join the Cocos Islands Golf Club for a special

Scroungers event on Thursday 4th April.

With special thanks to Virginal Australia Regional

Airlines for their generous sponsorship of this event.

Food available after the game.

Be at The Donga no later than 3.30pm

Geoff’s Bird Dairy

The eagle people have been seeing on West Island and South Island is a Western Osprey. It catches large mullet to

eat so you see it cruising above shallow water at low tides. Another one was on Cocos for two months in 2015. They

come from Sumatra and are larger than the Ospreys you see commonly around Australian beaches.

Western Osprey 2015

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Cocos Police would like to remind members of the community that all boats fitted with an engine must be registered (Previously only over 6hp). This includes Personal Water Craft (Jetski’s). Registration of boats is now administered by WA Transport.

In addition to this, a recreational skipper’s ticket (RST) is required to be held by the person operating a boat (Including jetski’s) where they are fitted with an engine over 6hp.

Below is list of safety equipment required for operation around Cocos (Keeling) Islands.

VHF Radio – A VHF radio should be carried onboard a boat at all times around the Cocos Islands.

Flares – The minimum flare requirement is two red handheld and two orange handheld flares. Two Para-chute flares can be carried in lieu of red handheld flares.

Bilge Pump/Bailer – A bilge pump is required to be fitted to all boats over 7 metres in length. For boats under 7 metres in length, a bailer (bucket) and length of rope is sufficient.

EPIRB – An EPIRB is required to be carried on boats going further than 2 nautical miles from shore. EPIRB’s should be individually registered with AMSA. If you have an EPIRB that belonged to another per-son you should check that it is now registered to you and your boat.

Lifejackets – Enough lifejackets are required to be carried onboard the vessel to enable every person onboard to have access to a lifejacket.

Jetski Specific Information

Every person onboard a Jetski must wear a lifejacket at all times.

A jetski needs to carry the same safety equipment as a boat.

Freestyle riding is prohibited within 50 metres of another vessel or person in the water, and within 30 me-tres of another jetski.

Kite and Windsurfing specific information

The Department of Transport has implemented new laws in relation to kite and windsurfers. As these laws are ap-plied in Cocos Islands they may affect you.

Although operators of kite and wind surfing equipment are not required to hold a Recreational Skippers Ticket (RST), they are still considered to be the responsible skipper.

A sailboard, kite surfboard or any other similar recreational equipment used by a person during sailboarding is taken to be a vessel.

As with all skippers, they are deemed by law to be responsible for the safety of their vessel and this includes obeying the collision regulations that apply to all vessels.

Kite and windsurfers travelling more than 400 metres from shore are required to wear a lifejacket. They are also required to carry either flares or an EPIRB (Personal Locating Beacons which can be attached to a lifejacket are recommended).

Civil Aviation Safety Authority Regulation prohibit the use of kites within certain areas, which includes the eastern side of the runway. If using kites on the eastern side of the airport runway, permission is required from the Airport Manager.

Commercial Operations

Vessels operating commercially (charter operations, etc) must be in survey and hold a valid certificate of survey (unless they have an official exemption from AMSA).

Persons operating commercial vessels must hold the associated commercial qualification.

Cocos Police provide this information as a guide to boat users in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. Police are available to discuss this information at any time.

Various brochures, notices and stickers are available at Cocos Police Station.

In the coming weeks, Police will be conducting boating safety enforcement operations to ensure compliance with the rules.

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Cocos Police ingin mengingati masyarakat yang semua sekoci yang mempunyai injin mesti di rejista (Dahulunya hanya yang lebih 6hp). Ini temasuk Personal Water Craft (Jetski). Rejistresen sekoci sekarang diurusi oleh WA Transport.

Disamping itu, recreational skipper’s ticket (RST) perlu untuk dipunyai oleh orang yang membawak sekoci (temasuk jetski) bila sekoci/kolek mempunyai injin yang melebihi 6hp.

Dibawa adalah pekakas-pekakas keselamatan yang diperlukan untuk Pulu Cocos (Keeling).

VHF Radio – VHF radio mesti dibawak didalam sekoci setiap masa disekitaran Pulu Cocos.

Flares – Keperluan flares sekurang-kurangnya ialah dua flares ‘handheld’ merah dan dua orin. Dua Parachute flares boleh dibawak untuk menggantikan dua flare merah tadi.

Bilge Pump/Timbaan – bilge pump diperlukan untuk dipasang untuk semua sekoci yang lebih dari 7 mita panjangnya. Untuk sekoci dibawah 7 mita panjangannya, timbaan (ember) dan talinya sudah cukup.

EPIRB – Sebuah EPIRB diperlukan untuk dibawak disekoci yang pergi keluar lebih dari 2 nautical miles dari darat. EPIRB’s harus direjista dengan AMSA. Kalau kamu mempunyai EPIRB yang dimiliki oleh orang lain kamu harus periksa yang ia sekarang direjista kepada kamu dan sekoci kamu.

Lifejackets – Lifejackets yang cukup diperlukan untuk dibawak disekoci dan disediakan untuk semua orang yang berada dalam sekoci.

Keterangan Jetski

Setiap orang di jetski harus menggunakan lifejacket disetiap masa.

Jetski perlu untuk membawak pekakas keselamatan yang sama dengan sekoci.

“Freestyle riding” dilarang dalam 50 mita daripada sekoci atau orang lain yang berada di laut, dan dalam 30 mita daripada jetski lain.

Keterangan Kite dan Windsurfing

Department of Transport telah menetapkan undang-undang baru mengenai kite dan windsurfers. Olehkerana undang-undang ini digunakan di Pulu Cocos ia mungkin berkenaan dengan kamu.

Walaupun pengguna pekakas kite dan wind surfing tidak perlu memegang Recreational Skippers Ticket (RST), mereka juga masih dipertimbangankan sebagai skipper yang bertanggungjawab.

Sebuah sailboard, kite surfboard atau pekakas rekreasi yang sama oleh seorang dimasa sailboarding diambil sebagai ‘vessel’.

Sebagai semua skippers, mereka dianggap oleh undang-undang sebagai yang bertanggungjawab terhadap keselamatan vessel mereka dan ini temasuk menuruti perundangan saling-terajang yang digunakan terhadap semua vessel.

Kite dan windsurfers yang berjalan lebih dari 400 mita dari darat diperlukan untuk memakai lifejacket. Mereka juga diperlukan untuk membawak flares atau EPIRB (Personal Locating Beacons yang boleh dimelengketkan ke lifejacket disokong).

Civil Aviation Safety Authority Regulation melarang menggunakan kites dalam kawasan-kawasan tertentu, yang temasuk sebelah timur runway. Kalau menggunakan kites disebelah timur daripada runway airport, keizinan mesti diperlukan daripada Airport Manager.

Operasi Commercial

Sekoci-sekoci yang dijalankan secara “commercial” (charter operations, etc) mesti di survey dan memegang certificate survey yang hidup (kecuali mereka ada official exemption daripada AMSA).

Orang-orang yang menjalankan sekoci “commercial” harus memegang commercial qualification yang berkenaan.

Cocos Police memberi keterangan ini sebagai panduan untuk pengguna sekoci di Pulu Cocos (Keeling). Police bersedia untuk membincangkan keterangan ini bila-bila masa sahaja.

Brochure, notis-nbotis dan sticker disediakan di Cocos Police Station.

Dalam minggu-minggu yang datang, Police akan menjalankan pemeriksaan keselamatan sekoci untuk memastikan penurutan undang-undang ini.

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Ways to Conserve Water at

Home

Use appliances only when necessary. Run your washing machine and dishwasher only

when you have a full load.

Upgrade to a front-loader washer. Compared to an efficient front loader, a top loader washer waste up to 50%

of water per load.

Soak pots and pans before washing. Give cookware time to soak instead of letting the water

run as you scrape and clean.

Don’t rinse water under running water. Save up to 750 litres of water a month by rinsing produce in a filled pot or pan instead of under running water

in the sink.

Reuse extra water that has cooled from cooking or after

rinsing dishes to water plants.

Upkeep your garden. Regular pruning will help your plants to use water in the garden more

efficiently.

Take advantage of the weather. Install rain water tanks under gutter spouts to catch excess runoff after a storm; use rainwater to wash your car or

water your garden.

Reduce shower time. When every family member commits to taking shorter showers by 1 –to 2 minutes, you can conserve an estimated 2600 litres of

water per month.

Turn off water while brushing your teeth. Every member of the family can benefit from turning of the tap to prevent water waste. Using water only to rinse can save an estimated

11 litres a day.

Defrost meat in the fridge overnight. Avoid thawing meat or frozen foods under running water in the sink; plan ahead to defrost in the refrigerator or use the microwave defrost setting

instead.

Green Living Tips Public Notices Notis-notis Umum

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EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

Off-shore Flare Kits/EPIRBS/Safety Equipment

The Cocos Islands Community Resource Centre will once again investigate the

possibility of purchasing flare kits for the Cocos Islands Community. We will also

be able to provide EPIRBS and personal locator beacons.

Off-shore flare kits (and other items) are a legal requirement when taking your boat

out on the water.

As flares are now classified as a Class 1 explosive, it results in additional freight

charges to send to Cocos Keeling Islands.

To obtain a semi-accurate cost to supply these flare kits to the community, we

require your expression of interest in purchasing a kit/s.

Please email or phone our office no later than Monday 8th April 2019. We will

then further investigate to provide you a price.

If you require further information, please contact:

CRC Coordinator on 9162 7707 or email [email protected]

Or the AFP on 9162 6600

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After Hours Health Services on CKI

IOTHS has 2 clinics on the Cocos (keeling) Islands; one on Home Island, and one on West

Island. Both clinics are open Monday to Friday from 8am-4pm. Outside of these hours there is a

nurse available for emergencies.

In an emergency you can call the clinic where a recorded message will give you the nurse’s

home phone number. If the nurse is out in the community you can reach them on the health

service VHF radio channel #24. This channel is a public channel where available health staff on

both islands are tuned into. If you cannot reach the nurse on your island the nurse on the other

island or the doctor will hear you.

For any emergency on island you can call VHF channel #20 or 000 for police.

Please DO NOT go to the health staffs’ private residence, or contact them via social media.

Non-urgent health queries ie: PATS, scripts, appointments, should be addressed during clinic

hours.

The Australian Government has nurses available 24 hours a day for free and reliable advice:

1 800 022 222 or https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/

If you have any concerns or suggestions regarding any of the IOTHS services, you can contact:

CNM Alanna Watson on 9162 6655 [email protected]

or HSM Tess Robinson on 9164 8333 [email protected]

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Layanan Kesehatan Setelah Jam Kerja di CKI

IOTHS mempunyai 2 klinik di Pulu Cocos; satu di Pulu Panjang, dan satu di Home Island. Kedua-dua klinik di buka dari hari Isnin hingga Jumaat dari jam 8 pagi hingga 4 petang. Di luar waktu ini ada jururawat yang ada untuk emergensi.

Dalam emergensi anda boleh menghubungi klinik di mana mesej yang direkodkan akan memberi anda nombor talipun rumah jururawat. Sekiranya jururawat berada di kampong, anda boleh hubungi mereka melalui radio VHF chanel #24. Chanel 24 adalah chanel umum di mana perkerja kesehatan yang ada di kedua-dua pulu boleh dengar. Jika anda tidak dapat menghubungi jururawat di pulau anda, jururawat di pulau lain atau doktor akan mendengar anda.

Untuk keadaan darurat apa pun di pulu, anda dapat menghubungi saluran VHF chanel #20 atau 000 untuk polis.

Harap JANGAN pergi ke rumah perkerja kesehatan, atau hubungi mereka melalui media sosial. Pertanyakan kesehatan yang tidak penting iaitu: PATS, surat obat, apoinment harus di tanyak pada jam klinik.

Kerajaan Australia mempunyai jururawat yang ada 24 jam sehari untuk nasihat yang bebas dan boleh dipercayai:

1 800 022 222 or https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/

Jika Anda memiliki kekhawatiran atau cadangan mengenai layanan IOTHS, anda boleh menghubungi:

CNM Alanna Watson - 91626655 [email protected] atau

HSM Tess Robinson - 91 64 8333 [email protected]

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IOTHS – Oral Health Team

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Public Notices Notis-notis Umum

Senator Nigel Scullion dan Coalition Government memberikan duit bantuan kepada Pulu Cocos Keeling.

CLP menginvest dalam projek tempatan di Pulu Cocos Keeling dibawah Round 3 dalam Building Better Regions Fund:

$37,000 untuk Cocos (Keeling) Islands Shire Council untuk membangunkan sebuah repot, Cocos CV, yang menunjukkan kebolehan dan kapasiti bisnis-bisnis, persatuan-persatuan dan ‘job seekers’ dalam daerah Pulu Cocos, memberikan mereka dengan peluang yang terbaik untuk memastikan pekerjaan daripada projek-projek besar dalam Indian Ocean Territories.

Kami menyampaikan untuk penduduk-penduduk Pulu Cocos Keeling

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Public Notices (cont’d) Notis-notis Umum (seterusnya)

Consumer Protection will be visiting CKI from 5 – 12 April

Joan Susinetti from Consumer Protection will be providing advice, assistance and updates while she’s on CKI to help you:

settle consumer disputes;

keep on top of the new associations and charities legislation;

avoid problems with retail shopping, refunds, warranties, lay-bys, advertising, internet buy-ing etc;

understand consumer contracts for goods or services;

avoid problems when renting a home (tenant) or renting out your property (owner) – includ-ing information on the new family and domestic violence legislation and the changes cur-rently in place;

pick safer toys, nursery furniture, trampolines, cots etc; and

recognise scams and get-rich-quick schemes - and generally keep safe online.

Untuk berjumpa dengan Joan, silah email [email protected] atau tinggalkan pesan di Cocos Village Bungalows dimasa dia berada di CKI.

Kerajaan Australia dalam bekerjasama dengan Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety, memberikan serbis penjagaan pengguna ke IOTs.

Consumer Protection akan melawat CKI dari 5 – 12 April

Joan Susinetti dari Consumer Protection akan memberikan nasihat, bantuan dan berita masa ini bila dia berada di CKI untuk membantu kamu:

menyelesaikan petengkaran pengguna;

teruskan mengatasi undang-undang persatuan dan charities;

mengelak masaalah dengan pembelian dari kedai, ganti rugi, warranty, lay-by, advertais, pembelian internet dan sebagainya;

memahami kontrek pengguna untuk barang-barang atau serbis;

mengelak masaalah bila menyewa rumah (penyewa) atau menyewa harta benda kamu (pemilik) – temasuk keterangan tentang undang-undang keganasan keluarga dan domestik dan petukaran yang sedang berlaku;

memilih kemainan yang lebih selamat, temasuk barang-barang nursery, trampolines, katil anak-anak dan sebagainya; dan

mengenali tipuan dan skim cepat kaya - dan pada umumnya selamat online.

To meet with Joan email [email protected] or leave a message at the Cocos Village Bungalows while she’s on CKI.

The Australian Government in collaboration with the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety, provides consumer protection services to the IOTs.

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Healthy Lifestyle Activities for

Mental Wellbeing.

1. Exercise regularly.

Along with weight management and physical health, exercise offers protective benefit to your mental Health. Aerobics exercises reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression. Aerobic activities

include:

Jogging

Swimming

Cycling

Walking

Gardening

Dancing

Be sure to get in 30 minutes of

moderate exercise 3 times a week.

2. Enjoy a healthy diet.

Less nutritious foods such as processed foods, fast food, and sweets can all undermine mental health. Eating a balanced and

varied diet that includes:

Bread and cereals, mostly

wholegrain

Nuts and seeds

Beans and lentils

Fruits

Lean meats, including fish

Vegetables

A nutritious diet can reduce mood swings and increase energy levels. Omega-3 found in fish and Omega-6 fatty acids found in seed and nut have also been proven boost brain

power and reduce mood swings.

3. Get enough quality sleep The Australian Sleep Health Foundation recommend adults get 7 to 8 hours of sleep each night. A regular sleep cycle is created by going to bed and waking up around the same time each day. Good sleep habits can lead to mental health improvements, making it easier to recover after illness and facing challenges less daunting. 4. Spend time with loved ones and build positive relationships. Friendship can make a big difference when it comes to mental health. Connection gives us a sense of belonging and purpose. We can connect in many ways, such as planning a weekly outing with a friend, or engaging with the wider community through volunteer work. 5. Make time to relax Relaxation has been proven to assist with mental health. Daily meditation, deep breathing, or mindfulness can help us better manage emotions. 5. Quit smoking Approximately 50% of people with a mental illness are also smokers. The toxins in cigarettes have been found to contribute to mood problems. In addition, the physical health problems caused by smoking, such as heart disease and lung disease, can lead to mood problems and mental health challenges. Quitting smoking can be a big challenge and may create a temporary downturn in mental health. Keep in mind that quitting has many benefits to mental health – these benefits can be felt after just a few weeks.

Healthy Living Tips Sports & Rec Olahraga & Hiburan

2018 AFL Broadcast Guide Cocos Keeling Islands Time

Round 01

Thursday, 21st March

Carlton VS Richmond 7mate 2.30pm (LIVE)

Friday, 22nd March

Collingwood VS Geelong Cats 7mate 3.00pm (LIVE)

Saturday, 23rd March

Brisbane Lion VS West Coast Eagles 7mate 3.30pm (LIVE)

Sunday, 24th March

Fremantle VS North Melbourne GWN7 1.30pm (LIVE)

Round 02

Thursday, 28th March

Richmond VS Collingwood 7mate 2.30pm (LIVE)

Friday, 29th March

Sydney Swans VS Adelaide Crows 7mate 3.00pm (LIVE)

Saturday, 30th March

West Coast Eagles VS GWS Giants 7mate 30.30pm (LIVE)

Sunday, 31st March

Gold Coast Suns VS Fremantle GWN7 12.00pm (LIVE)

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78. Used to be

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22. Sculpture or painting

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grass

Sudoku Solutions Crossword Answer Games Page Halaman Kemainan

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Games Page (cont’d) Halaman Kemainan (seterusnya)

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A Cocos Moment

Royal Australian Navy MRH90 helicopter dropping in to our fantastic little airport on Sunday

Credit: Cocos Keeling Islands Airport

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2019 COMMUNITY EVENTS

Community Events Acara Masyarakat

22 MARCH

Home Island Market Day

Youth Council

23 MARCH

West Island Market Day

Cocos CRC

27 MARCH

Council Meeting HI

Shire Council

4 APRIL

VARA Scroungers

Cocos Islands Golf Club

6 - 11 APRIL

Community Art Exhibition

Contact: Lisa

8 APRIL

Flares - EOI Close

Cocos CRC

17 APRIL

Council Meeting WI

Shire Council

25 APRIL

ANZAC Day Lunch

Cocos Club/North Park

22 MAY

Council Meeting HI

Shire Council

14 - 21 JUNE

Marine Debris Project

Keep Aust Beautiful

19 JUNE

Corporate Golf Day

CKI Golf Club

22 JUNE


Cocos CRC

22 JUNE

Administrators Ball

Administrators Office

26 JUNE

Council Meeting WI

Shire Council

24 JULY

Council Meeting HI

Shire Council

17 AUGUST

Barefoot Ball

Yacht Club

28 AUGUST

Council Meeting WI

Shire Council

01 SEPTEMBER

School Athletics Carnival

CKIDHS

14 SEPTEMBER


Cocos CRC

17 - 24 SEPTEMBER

Cocos Golf Open CKI Golf Club

25 SEPTEMBER

Council Meeting HI

Shire Council

25 SEPTEMBER

AFL Grand Final

Cocos Club

2 - 13 OCTOBER

Club Championships

CKI Golf Club

20 OCTOBER

School Fete and Auction

P&C Association

5 NOVEMBER

Melbourne Cup Brunch

Cocos Club

6 NOVEMBER

Council Meeting WI

Shire Council

4 DECEMBER

Council Meeting HI

Shire Council

7 DECEMBER

Presentation Dinner

CKI Golf Club

14 DECEMBER


Cocos CRC

18 DECEMBER

School EOY Concert

CKIDHS

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