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Energy Revolution South Australia is leading the way in the transition to sustainable energy and Mawson Lakes is embracing the change. Professor Chris Saint, Dean of Research and Innovation at UniSA Mawson Lakes, spoke to MLL and Guest speaker Rebecca Evans, Curator of Decorative Arts at the Art Gallery of SA, described presented Linda Vining with the this time in Best Dressed Award at the View Club Luncheon on International Women's Day history as the era of the Energy Revolution. "We are resetting our teaching because future demand for professionals will be in fields related to water, wind and sun. To read more about the energy revolution and how the
university is responding go to page 7. And, in this issue you will meet some of the students who will be driving the energy industry in years to come. They are starting this year at UniSA. Hear what they are studying at the Mawson Lakes campus which specialises in engineering, information technology, mathematical science and the natural and built environment. At another level, Artique Hair Studio is engaging in resource recovery strategies as a Sustainable Salon. What does this mean? Take a look on p 6. Fancy a ride on a Travelator. Go to the new Capital Street Shopping Centre and leave your car in the underground car park, then go up to the shops on Level 1. The elegant, architecturally designed Travelator is on our cover this month.
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Clean up Mawson Lakes Thanks to everyone who took part in Cleanup Australia Day last month. We filled about 50 bags with rubbish from the streets, creek and wetlands. The most common forms of rubbish were food wrappers, plastics, foam and cigarette butts. Other interesting finds were bricks, laptops and clothing. Mawson Lakes Lions Club Branch Speak up on crime With reference to the article on "Neighbourhood Policing" in MLL/March, I write to report my experience. Because break-ins and theft are becoming commonplace in our community and in our street we installed CCTV to our home. Very recently we had a theft in the front yard (at 3.44am) and clearly caught the offender committing the act on the CCTV with recording and evidence he was not acting alone. We have also recorded further acts of theft in daylight (11.30am) to items donated and waiting to be collected by a charitable organisation. We all need to be vigilant and report even small incidences to police on 131 444. This can help police piece together a jigsaw. These perpetrators are on camera with distinctive features and I am sure that these crimes would not be the only acts they have conducted in the area. Grahame R Rye Bird mix-up For me, the main highlight of MLL are the puzzles. I do them all every month but I must report errors in the March issue of "Could You Pass Year 5? " It seems MLL is getting its birds mixed up. Q13 asked the name of the penguin in Storm Boy. Mr Percival was a pelican, NOT a penguin! Question 7 says polar bears eat penguins. No they don’t. Polar bears live in arctic regions (north pole) and there are no penguins in the arctic. Penguins are only found in Antarctica and the southern hemisphere where it is seals who eat penguins. Matthew, Shoalhaven Ed: Oops. Sorry Mr Percival. Seems like MLL needs to go back to school!
Red Bays Good to see the uni has taken action to protect community parking spaces outside the Mawson Centre (MLL/Jan/theft of parking spaces). The red bays, pictured above, are distinctive and make it clear that this is not a free student/staff parking area. Mark Barrymore Community parking at Mawson Centre I am the Campus Facilities Manager at Mawson Lakes Campus. In response to the article in the January edition of Mawson Lakes Living, Theft of Parking Spaces, the university has initiated improvements as follows: *More prominent line marking *Larger street signs indicating the bays *Entry signs modified *Parking enforcement officers to patrol and infringe overstayers and those parking in areas not designated. If community members have any concerns or questions please contact 8302 1759. Justin Faggotter, Campus Facilities Manager Kings Junction What impact will the new development on the corner of Main North Road and Kings Rd have on the traders in Mawson Lakes? This site called Kings Junction will have 13 specialty shops, major retail chains, a gym, fast-food restaurants, and 3 entertainment venues. The SA government and Salisbury Council are neglecting businesses in Mawson Lakes (eg all the empty retail spaces) and instead giving approval to a huge retail centre next door. Lesley Steven Continued on page 10
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Energy Revolution - Sustainable Salon Artique Hair Studio on Metro Parade is a small space that is doing big things. Numerous awards for the owner, Marco Giorgio, is evidence of this, and this month he is one of 6 finalists for the SA/ TAS Hairdresser Of The Year in the Australian Fashion Awards. "Action is taking place around the world to develop eco-friendly environments and we are changing our salon’s operations in Mawson Lakes," said Marco who took over Artique in October 2016.
"We have reduced the salon’s ecological footprint by using recyclable fabric towels to cut down on electricity use, we collect all our plastics and chemicals, glass, aerosols and aluminium and recycle these resources to stop them going into the waterways and landfill. Every fortnight a van from Sustainable Salons Australia collects our waste for reuse." Even hair is being reused. For example, clippings from sustainable salons are stockpiled to create hair brooms that can soak up oil spills because hair is a natural product that is very absorbent. Marco's passion for his industry goes way beyond his salon. He trains others overseas with Hair Aid,
Marco, owner of Artique Hair Studio
wins awards for his creative hair extensions and specialises in colour, cutting and styling. "The hairdressing industry is changing. We are more eco-friendly and our clients are demanding better practice and greater creativity. They are more adventurous; they see what the celebrities are wearing and how they use hair extensions to create amazing profiles and they come to us to create the same look." Ed
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Energy Revolution - Sustainable Campus We are at the beginning of a worldwide Energy Revolution which will dramatically transform our way of life and the careers we pursue, predicts Professor Christopher Saint, Dean of Research and Innovation at the University of South Australia, Mawson Lakes. "South Australia is Australia's leading state in the transition to renewable energy and the Mawson Lakes campus is at the forefront in trialing new technologies for a carbon neutral environment," he said.
Following the sun - a trial field for energy generation on the Mawson Lakes campus
"Some of the most brilliant researchers in Australia are working on developing this project. For example, our material scientists are looking at new materials to store energy, as opposed to lithium batteries which have a limited lifespan."
"Being a world leader in renewable technologies will bring a host of new jobs and investment opportunities to South Australia and to Mawson Lakes, as well as training the next generation of energy professionals for an environmentally friendly future." Imagine a suburb where every home is an electricity generator with solar panels and a storage system, so that no home is connected to the grid, but the energy is made, managed and shared within the suburb so there will never be an energy crisis. It’s coming. Now imagine a university campus that generates all its own electricity to power buildings and equipment, drive it’s air conditioning and power its lights. It’s happening
at Mawson Lakes. The campus is a trial site for sustainability with an investment of $7.7 million to showcase sustainable technologies and show how they can reduce electrical load, cut emissions, make energy available on demand and introduce huge savings. Dr Stephen Berry who is Renewable Energy & Decarbonisation Manager and coordinates the energy project, explained that UniSA/ML is transforming its campus. "In addition to developing sustainable technologies, our mission is to reset our teaching and raise a new generation of professionals whose future is in water, wind and solar. We are embedding in our teaching an alternative way of living in a carbon neutral environment." Driven by community demand and new technologies, things are moving fast on the project which will feature solar panels on 18 buildings at the uni, one hectare of solar collectors, battery storage, hydrogen fuel cells and thermal energy storage to run air conditioning. All this will be all completed by the end of 2019. "We have the drive, the expertise, the support of government and the partners in industry to make it happen," said Dr Berry. Ed Please mention Mawson Lakes Living when responding to ads
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out & about in Mawson Lakes
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Last month, uni students attended the uni for an orientation day. Mawson Lakes Living was there taking photographs, talking to new arrivals, and finding out what the students will be studying this year. The stated aim of the University of South Australia at Mawson Lakes is to use strong academic, industry and community networks to inspire innovative approaches to real world problems in science, engineering, technology and the environment.
Ravi and Sidhu are both studying engineering management
Gumpreet and Pratik are studying for their masters in engineering management
Members of the Student Association, Brooke and Gabby are after degrees in business, tourism and event management
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Making friends over lunch, Brittany, Eric, Ella and Isse
Getting a feel for the campus, Ezzy aspires to be a mechanical engineer
Women in Aviation: Georgia, Chloe, Georgina and Elly
Humdeep is an undergraduate in information technology and Hiteshwae is in engineering
Iurie is pursuing a degree in games and entertainment design, and Casey is studying software engineering Nida is studying for a masters in information technology
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Cafe culture International buyers, most of whom come from the UK, USA and New Zealand, are looking at suburbs with strong cafe culture including North Adelaide, Norwood, Mawson Lakes, Prospect and Stirling. Real Estate Institute of SA Department stores in decline Financial reports tell us that Myer has posted another big loss of revenue. Maybe my experience will help explain why. I drove from ML all the way to Tea Tree Plaza to buy my favourite walking shoes - Hush Puppy Walkers - only to be told they were out of stock in my size and colour. So I went along to Harris Scarfe. Same story. Came home, looked up the internet. Plenty of stock at good prices. Bought a pair which were delivered in 2 days. I won’t bother with department stores again, just go straight to the internet. Renelle Balis Beautiful Gardens in Mawson Lakes I have moved to beautiful Mawson Lakes recently downsizing from a large home and garden. My new courtyard is so sad and I wondered if an open garden is ever conducted in Mawson Lakes. I am sure there are many beautiful secrets here. MLL magazine is wonderful and I love reading "Beautiful Gardens". Sharon Fechner Green sludge and stench We have had a horrendous summer with the odour that has come from the creek opposite our residential address. It has been so foul that we have been unable to use our evaporative cooling system as this tends to bring the stench inside because with this type of cooling you have to have the windows slightly open. I contacted the Council once again to complain and to their credit they did have a council worker come out on the same day. He said he would call me that afternoon . . . 4 weeks later and I'm still waiting. The Pledger Wetlands has an awful green sludge stench too. Even the ducks and wild life have left the area because they cannot tolerate the environment. When dinner guests arrive, it is embarrassing to have 10
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My favourite page I love Nigella’s page best. I read it every month and I always turn to page 28 first. I like to see what Nigella is up to. I look at the pictures of her doggie friends and read about her adventures. I remember the time she got covered in nasty thistles, and the time she lived underground in the opal field. It was so good to meet her in person today. Hadia (8) the Boliver smell throughout the house. I speak for a lot of people in this immediate area who want to see Council maintain the waterways much better. Fiona Kosmala, Blue Wren Circuit Post office in ML Australia Post has just reported a 65 per cent rise in profit to $217 million. What has happened to our class call for a post office in ML? I would like a report from Beau Brug who was calling for a petition for a post office. Cecily Jiang MLL makes my day I’m originally from Singapore and came to Mawson Lakes a year ago with my husband who is working here. I truely love MLL mag and look forward to it every month because it gives me a lot of ideas regarding my surroundings and what's happening around me. Makes my day every time I find it in my letter box. Nadia Syed
Great Things happening in the North!
Safe Cycling in Mawson Lakes
I am sure it is no surprise to many of you to know that I am proud to be the Mayor of the City of Salisbury.
Now that legislation provides for cyclists and pedestrians to share pathways, Salisbury Council has placed markings to warn cyclists and pedestrians to keep to one side of major pathways and to give way at intersections with roads and other pathways.
Our City has the fourth largest economy in the State with a Gross Regional Product of $6.15 billion, which is 6.1 per cent of the Gross State Product. Our Council is in a sound financial position, ensuring long term financial sustainability which allows us to meet the Community’s needs and encourage investment in our city. Here are some recent developments highlighting activity and jobs growth in our city:• A new space and defence precinct has been announced for Technology Park, with 550 jobs to be created through investments by SAAB Australia and Raytheon Australia. • Mawson Lakes company, Minelab signed a deal with multinational company Caterpillar giving them access to 190 countries. • Another Mawson Lakes company, Speedcast has secured a $184 million dollar contract with NBN Co. • BAE systems will create 200 new positions due to a $1.2 billion upgrade of a world leading radar system. We can certainly all be proud of where we live and what is being accomplished here. Gillian Aldridge, MAYOR E-mail GAldridge@salisbury.sa.gov.au Phone 08 8406 8262 Mobile 0411 703 706
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Caring For Your Feet with Mardi Edwards
Foot Facts Feet are amazing structures. Here are some interesting facts:
ACROSS 1. Stairs alternatives 6. Min. fractions 10. Trojan horse eg 14. Discharge through the pores 15. College exam type 16. English novelist Bagnold 17. Stumble 20. Marching together 21. Landscape Architect's creation 22. Pore in a leaf 25. Carried 26. Impulsive passion 30. Monastery man 32. Cloth used in adhesive pads 35. Long Island county 41. Suit request 43. Artemis' twin 44. Battery terminals 45. Lip lotion 47. Reverse eg 48. Approximately, as a date 53. Brownish photo tint 56. Fictional airline on 'Lost' 58. Least active 63. Important military system 66. Gentle as a lamb 67. Sheepshank, for one 68. Provide, as with some quality 69. Word with 'liberal' or 'martial' 70. Athenian collonade 71. Smoothing tools 12
DOWN 1. "Do _____fa...." 2. Opposed to, to Pappy Yokum 3. Awful state 4. "Hey, over here!" 5. Eyelid problems 6. Former French penny 7. Miss .;lthe turnoff eg 8. Beach robe 9. ______gin fizz 10. Old-fashioned, fashionably 11. An Eastern Christian 12. As of 13. Barely defeated 18. Withdraw (with'out') 19. Plate scraping 23. Bypass 24. Mr Peanut feature 26. Mrs Peel of 'The Avengers' 27. Aerial manouver 28. Certain singing voice 29. Astronaut Armstrong 31. Create a sweater 33. Spanish sun 34. Door feature 36. Bit of air pollution 37. EPA concern 38. Sunny ____-up 39. Aboard a ship 40. Now, it's just Russia 42. Moist 46. Trip up a mountain 48. Semicolon's cousin 49. More slippery 50. Change, as a clock 51. Big wine holders 52. 'Star Wars: The Phantom Menace' boy 54. Roman trio 55. Calculator, at times 57. Varieties 59. Legendary Turner 60. Borderlines 61. Atlantic fish 62. Caddie's bagful 64. Baby's word 65. Hagen of the stage
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• Feet account for a quarter of the total number of bones in the human body • Toe nails grow at the rate of about 1mm per month. So it takes 6-12 months to grow a new nail. • On average we walk approximately 128,000km in a lifetime. That’s about three times around the earth. • The soles of your feet contain more sweat glands and sensory nerve endings per square centimetre than any other part of the body. • Your feet produce around 500mls of perspiration per day. • 4400 diabetic amputations occur each year, this is the second highest figure in the developed world and 85% of these are preventable. • Approximately 40% of Australians will experience foot problems in their lifetime. Younger people are less likely to seek treatment (10%), while 50% of older people seek professional foot care. • Standing in one spot is far more tiring than walking because the demands are being made on the same few muscles for a longer length of time. • 20-30% of the population have a second toe longer than the first • Women have around four times more foot problems than men. Call 8262 9999 for all your foot care needs.
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Poetry Slam at Mawson Lakes Friendly Street Poets is a place where the power and beauty of words finds expression through poetry, so it was a delight to welcome a collection of clever poets to the Mawson Centre during the Fringe Festival. A poetry slam (competition) attracted many wordsmiths who recited their original jottings with themes of darkness, addiction and humour, in stories ranging from rainbows to suicide, love, heartache and "how I broke my diet on the way to breakfast". Winner of the Poetry Slam was Andrew Drake and runner-up was Wanling Liu. A copy of Wanling’s sensitive poem is to the right. Ed
Making sense by Wanling Liu Many times in our life, we see with our eyes blinded, we listen with our ears covered, we breathe with our nose blocked, and we speak with our tongue tied. I wonder what would happen if we open our eyes, uncover our ears, unblock our nose, untie our tongue. Would we see the beauty in each other? Would we listen to reason from each other? Would we breathe in the sweet air between us? Would we express our love for each other? But sadly and oftentimes, we fixate our eyes on filth, we lend our ears to rumours, we fill our lungs with stench, and we spit out words in anger. But the world remains as dark as it is, as beautiful as it is, as complicated as it is, as simple as it is. It is what we filter through our eyes, our ears, our nose and our mouth that defines the world that resides within.
Poetry readers Wanling Liu and Andrew Drake
A boy’s dad scolded him for smashing a neighbour’s window with a football. "What did he say to you when he saw the broken window?" asked the father. "Do you want me to repeat what he said with or without the swear words?"
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"Without, of course." "Well, then, he said NOTHING!"
capital st centre Special Feature The new shopping centre at Mawson Lakes is slowly building a loyal following as the word spreads. Mawson Lakes Living spoke to the coming'n'going traffic to ask people about the features that attract them. See the following pages.
Many spoke of the abundance of underground parking, particularly on hot days, others liked the organic range of fruit and vegs, the sushi, the cheese selection from around the world, and the good prices. Come on over and see for yourself.
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Mawson Lakes At Romeo’s we are a family that pride ourselves on supplying you with the freshest local ingredients. Whether you want fresh baked rolls, succulent grain fed meat, ocean fresh seafood or our daily market fresh produce, we look forward to serving you soon.
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Shopping at Foodland Mawson Lakes The Romeo's Foodland in the new Capital Street Centre boasts an instore cheese room with a massive selection of cheeses from all over the world, an instore sushi bar preparing Romeo's own Emperor brand of sushi fresh daily, a state of the art Service Deli and instore butchers and bakers, offering residents an enormous gourmet selection of South Australian produce. Cheap, locked down grocery prices and plenty of easy access undercover carparking make it the new choice for many locals and visitors who are embracing the South Australian owned and operated retail group's arrival in Mawson Lakes. Here's what some of them have to say.
Rhonda and Terry Kilgallon "We come over to Mawson Lakes everyday for a coffee on the lake and then stop at Foodland because it's spacious with plenty of undercover parking."
Store manager Ellis with Melanie and Melissa. They say the top five purchases from the bakery are canolis, greek cakes, baguettes, macaroons and gluten free muffins.
Julie Brunetti and grandaughter Julianna "We eat lots of fruit so we come from Salisbury to buy quality fruit and cheeses at Foodland."
Marie Suvailo from Mawson Lakes likes to get advice from the cheese room experts about the best cheeses for each occasion.
Fiona Harris: "I like Romeos because the products are from South Australia and I like to support local growers."
Mechanical engineering student Yaoyu shops at Foodland because it's close to uni and easy to get to after lessons.
John Driehusis: "The great range of products at Foodland keeps bringing me back particularly in the deli where there are lots of new things to try."
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Business - Changes in dentistry in Mawson Lakes Early 2018 has brought some exciting changes to Mawson Lakes Dental. Our beautiful practice now has a new name, National Dental Care - Mawson Lakes, and a new lead dentist heading up the team! In Februrary we welcomed Dr Sarah Caruso on board to lead our wonderful team of dentists, hygienists and oral health therapists.
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Dr Sarah Caruso (right) and dental nurse Emma explain the treatment options to their patient
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Beautiful Garden Award Crepe Myrtle Splendour Three deep pink crepe myrtle trees add summer spender to the garden of Cheryl and Mark at 29 Grasswren Way. In addition to gorgeous flowering trees, the garden has a variety of roses including a line of 'Shocking Blue’ roses that fill the air with fragrance as you walk to the front door.
"Our yard faces north and catches the winter sun so we have ideal growing conditions," said Mark and Cheryl who built their house in 2004 and started the garden as soon as they moved in. Crepe Myrtles are an ideal tree for small gardens because they are compact and delicate and they shed their leaves in winter so if you like summer shade, but, then the warming sun of winter, this plant is worth considering. They are at their peak in late summer, tolerate dry conditions and are mostly disease resistant. The bark is soft so the plants are easy to prune into bushes or trees. Mark prunes his trees into a vase shape in August to keep them tidy and to encourage a mass of blooms next summer.
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Left unpruned, crepe myrtles develop a naturally appealing shape and will flower regardless. Nurseries have an exciting new range of crepe myrtles of different heights, colours and spreads so put this flowering plant on your list if you live in Mawson Lakes. Ed
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Slavery-free chocolate Munching on chocolate is an Easter tradition, but what chocolate products are you eating? Children as young as 12 years old are picking cocoa in West Africa to make the chocolate we eat. Most are forced to pick cocoa from an early age for minimal or no wages, for long hours, in dangerous working conditions, and without any possibility of attending school. Most of these children have never tasted chocolate and they never will.
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1. What do the letters ANZAC stand for? 2. True or False: Anzac Day on Wednesday 25 April 2018 is a public holiday in South Australia 3. Name the Scottish/now Adelaide/singersongwriter who wrote the famous song about Gallipoli 'And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda' 4. What collective name is given to a group of kangaroos? 5. Where in South Australia would you find the five-storey D'Arenberg Cube? 6. The French cooking term 'en croute' means? 7. Erna Solberg is Prime Minister of which country? 8. How many Magarey Medals for best and fairest player has footballer Russel Ebert OAM won? 9. Elon Musk was born in which country? 10. On what shaped field are AFLX games played? (a)square (b)rectangular (c) oval (d) circular
11. The Glass House Mountains are in (a) Nepal (b) Japan (c) Queensland (d) Ontario 12. Ricotta, feta, gorgonzola, brie are all types of . . . 13. Tate Modern is an art gallery in which capital city? 14. Add up the total of all the odd numbers from 11 to 19 inclusive. 15. A peloton is a group of (a) penguins (b) cyclists (c) oysters (d) pipers 16. Which singer/songwriter due to perform a 50 Year Anniversary concert in Adelaide this month dropped out because of a diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease? 17. A patzer is a poor player of (a) chess (b) bridge (c) tennis (d) two-up 18. True or False: The Mont Blanc Tunnel connects France and Italy 19. The chemical symbol Sn stands for which metal? 20. If you are 'tickled pink’ about something how do you feel?
PHOTO: A member of the Mudgeeraba Light Horse Troop taking part in the Anzac Day Dawn Service at Currumbin Surf Life Saving Club in Queensland, Gold Coast, April 25, 2014. (Getty Images Chris Hyde)
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Year of the Dog
by Nigella
It’s a special year - The Year of the Dog. In the Chinese zodiac, dogs are placed eleventh in a 12-year cycle of animals, and our turn has come up. The calendar is determined by the movement of the moon so it's called a lunar calendar, and the story goes that people display the characteristics of the animal they are born under.
Members of the Vietnamese Women’s Association (located in Mawson Lakes) sing a song of celebration to welcome in the Chineses New Year
In Mawson Lakes the Vietnamese Women’s Association SA held a celebration in the Denison Centre to mark the New Year. No dogs were present (I was outside looking in through the window), instead there was a big red dragon that danced around to the beat of loud drums. When it opened its mouth visitors fed it red envelopes with money hoping to receive good luck. Traditionally at New Year, everyone puts on their best clothes to celebrate because it's a time of hope for happiness and prosperity. The ladies at Mawson Lakes looked gorgeous in their traditional costumes. They sang songs, read poetry and paraded in their colourful dresses. They say that people take on the characteristics of the zodiac so this should be a good year for newborns because the dog is a true companion, associated with loyalty, honesty, intelligence, and a strong sense of right and wrong. Dogs are good-natured and they tend to play well with others so they are popular in social circles. Lucky if you are born between Feb 2018 and Feb 2019. You’re in the Year of the Dog.
No dogs, but a dragon entertains Olga Sullivan and the Minister for Multicultural Affairs Zoe Bettison
Hoa, Chuyen, Ngung and Hue in traditional costumes
WHAT IS YOUR ZODIAC SIGN?
RAT
1948 1960 1972 1984 1996 2008
HORSE
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OX
1949 1961 1973 1985 1997 2009
SHEEP
1955 1967 1979 1991 2003 2015
TIGER
1950 1962 1974 1986 1998 2010
MONKEY
1956 1968 1980 1992 2004 2016
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RABBIT
1951 1963 1975 1987 1999 2011
ROOSTER
1957 1969 1981 1993 2005 2017
DRAGON
1952 1964 1976 1988 2000 2012
DOG
1958 1970 1982 1994 2006 2018
SNAKE
1953 1965 1977 1989 2001 2013
PIG
1959 1971 1983 1995 2007 2019
Youth speaks: Time
by Preet
Over the centuries, humans have undoubtedly become the smartest and most influential creatures on Earth. Our brains have evolved to store and understand much more information than any other species. For example, did you know that sheep can memorize up to 50 faces and that is considered extremely smart? However, sometimes some questions exceed the limit of our understanding and leave our brains frazzled. A few months back, our class was given a simple task; write anything and everything you know about Time. It was a simple task. However, the group discussion that came after the task quickly escalated into a giant debate on a simple yet meaningful question…..
that time would still be there, we just wouldn’t have any reference point to measure it. In the end, we agreed we were getting off topic yet we all were very intrigued by the topic. Now that you think about it, there are many questions we can’t answer, from the iconic "what comes first, the chicken or the egg" to questions about the universe. Look around, you will be surprised how many everyday things can turn into something as large as the universe if you choose to think about it. Preet is in Year 6 at Mawson Lakes School
TIME PUZZLE Use the clues to find the correct clock from the 8 possibilities. Solution is on page 30.
What is time?
This might seem pretty straight forward to you. Time is an everyday thing that we don’t give much thought to. When including the concept of space however, things got pretty deep. Time is a measurement but what exactly is it measuring? One might say that time is using the sun and the orbit of our Earth to count the moments that pass by but what if you’re on a lone star? If there is no sun or orbit to guide you, would there still be time? Many argued
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CHALLENGE 2 I am between 7pm and 6am I am more than 10 minutes away from being an o'clock time I am closer to 9pm than midnight in less than 30 minutes, my hour will have changed
What time am I? ________________
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Community Groups Listings sponsored by Mawson Lakes Living Community Church: Sundays 10:00am Pastor Chris Mann 0403 007 156 or 8162 5108 www.mlcc.org.au Cricket Club: senior and junior teams Jason 0402 406 826 www.mawsonlakescc.sa.cricket.com.au Heart Foundation Mawson Lakes walking group: Contact Christine 8260 3855 Football Club: Tues & Thurs 6:15pm, Mawson Lakes Hotel Oval Travis - 0437 635 569 www.mawsonlakesfc.com.au Life Church: 5:00pm Sundays. Level 1, 31 Main Street. Nick - 8284 3861 www.lifechurchsa.com.au Mawson Lakes Lions Club Branch: Lauren Brewer mawsonlakeslions@gmail.com
Useful Numbers Mawson Lakes Living Magazine Salisbury Council ML Library & JP Service ML Community Centre Mawson Shops Mgment - Taplin Adelaide Transport Info Ambulance, Fire, Police Emergency Neighbourhood Police Officer Electricity problems Gas problems Water/Sewerage problems
Puzzle Solutions Crossword solution from page 12
Mahjong: Every 3rd Sunday from 11am at the Mawson Centre. All Levels. Janelle 0403 539 226 Mawson Lakes Girl Guides: 8260 5260 or mawsonlakesgirlguides@gmail.com Mawson Lakes Hotel Social Club: Lyall Hill - 0414 951 859 lyallhill@westnet.com.au Mawson Lakes Ducklings Playgroup: 9.30am Thurs at the Denison Centre, Jane 0421 024 273 Mawson Lakes Garden Club: Vaal Thrupp 0467 925 004 Find us on Facebook
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Mawson Lakes Scout Group: Meets in Parafield Gardens. Ages 6-15 Jeff - 0407 619 357 or Sarah - 0417 848 088 Mawson Lakes Golf Club: www.mawsonlakesgolfclub.com.au Mawson Rowing Club: The Boat Shed, First Avenue Mawson Lakes. Jerry Elder 0419 854 371 Neighbourhood Watch: mawsonlakesnhw@gmail.com Over 50's Club: meets 1-3pm on the first Thursday of the month at the Mawson Centre Rotary Club of Mawson Lakes: www.rotaryclubmawsonlakes.org
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TIME Puzzle solution from page 29 CHALLENGE 1: D/ 22:11
CHALLENGE 2: G/ 20:37
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