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CONTENTS Queenland Police Sporting Asociation Inc

Message from the President ....................................

QPSA Report .................................................................

QPSA membership ............................................

Barrel Race .....................................................................

Golf ....................................................................

Womens Soccer .................................................

Exercise Tips ......................................................

Strength Training ................................................

Cardio Training ...................................................

Games History .............................................

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Represent Your State ................................... 31 Get Fit, Get Excited for Mandurah ................ 33 Opening Ceremony .................................... 35 Visiting Mandurah ....................................... 37 Sports Schedule .......................................... 41 Equestrian ................................................... 43 Volunteers Wanted ...................................... 47 World Games .............................................. 49 QPSA Mash Up ........................................... 55

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2017

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elcome to the latest edition of the QPSA magazine. As the new President I would like to inform members that the AGM for 2017 has been held and I would like to introduce and welcome the Executive and Committee members for 2017 – 2018: Vice President – currently vacant Treasurer – Trevor Wendt Secretary – Joanna Stone Committee: Paull Houston, Belinda Patrick & Susan Alderice

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n behalf of the Committee and members I would also like to thank outgoing President, Mr John McCoomb for all his years of service to the QPSA through his roles on the Executive, Committee and also as a member since 1995. All the time and effort that he and his wife, Kim have put into the Association over this time has played a major part in making what the Association is today. We wish them all the best for the future in their retirement.

2017 has been a busy year for the QPSA Committee still finalising aspects of last years AP&ES Games. Unfortunately this has taken up a lot of our time and resources throughout the year and the fallout of this is that we were left with no time to organise the Qld Police Games 2017 and I would like to sincerely apologise for this. We promise you that the Qld Games will again return in 2019.

I am looking forward to working with our new Committee over the next year to lift the awareness of the QPSA to all QPS and PSBA staff and to help grow our membership. We encourage our current members to let their peers and workmates know about the QPSA and how we can help or financially assist them in their chosen sports if they become a member.

Finally as the Qld Delegate, in late October I will be attending the Australian & New Zealand Police Games Federation (ANZPGF) AGM as well as the launch of the 2018 AP&ES Games which will be held in Mandurah, Western Australia. On my return I will provide further details on their games but for now I encourage you to have a look at their website (www.apandesgames.com.au) and Facebook page (XVII Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games 2018) For those of you who are nearing the end of winter season sports and about to play finals I wish you all the best…

Scott Adams President QPSA Inc.

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QPSA REPORT National Police Football Championships that all who attended enjoyed the week both on and off the field, and as an organising committee we certainly like to think we set a new bench mark for hosting a National Carnival.

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he QPS Crocs competed recently in the 27th National Police Football Championships. The carnival is held in a different state each year and this was Queensland’s turn to host, and the carnival was held at Cazaly’s Stadium in Cairns.

It was a fantastic week, played on one of the best AFL grounds in Queensland, if not Australia, with great facilities and fine weather that finished off with the final dinner at Cazaly’s with special guest speaker Sam Newman. I certainly hope

The team work displayed by our committee, coach and players in ensuring the week was successful is very much appreciated. It would be remiss of me not to thank our Cairns organising committee that ensured hosting a carnival away from Brisbane was a possibility. We would also like to thank our local partners AFL Cairns, Cairns City Council and Cazaly’s all of whom worked with us in providing the week that we did. The Crocs had a great trip, and on rest days got out and about and experienced Tropical North Queensland and the adventures that it provides.

I would like to thank the 2016 committee that have again provided me with valuable support.

I particularly would like to thank club stalwarts Daryl Stephenson, Chris Collins and Leo Lahey as well as Dan McEntee whose contribution and timely advice was

very much appreciated during this year’s preparations. A huge thanks to Luke Faulkner at LRF Sports for supplying all our clothing, on field gear and All Australian jumpers. If anyone is interested in discussing clothing/club options feel free to send him an email at luke@lrfsport. com.au.

I think it’s fair to state that the Crocs are improving each and every year. From our humble beginnings in 2004 and the early years, we have certainly continued to grow stronger and have been lucky enough to recruit new players each year that helps us keep moving forward. Our 2016 carnival was no different and with the addition of 12 rookies to our 43 men squad (our biggest to date) we headed in to the week hopeful of a strong performance across all 3 games.

We were lucky enough to have a Saturday training run at Cazaly’s where the squad were able to train as a team for the first time. Not ideal preparation for a carnival but having the squad made up of members from all over the State, training is not an option for us during the year.

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National Police Football Championships The week went well for the Crocs, opening with a hard fought win against Tasmania on day one 8-9-57 to 6-844. Day two saw a dominant display by eventual winners Victoria, cruising to an 1810-118 to 1-5-11 victory.

Day three against New South Wales saw the Crocs best performance of the week, comfortably accounting for our State or Origin combatants by 60 points, 12-9-81 to 3-3-21. Wins against Tasmania and NSW ensured that we retained the Norm Watt Memorial Shield and the Brett Irwin/Bob Prenter Memorial Shield.

All games were played in true Police Football spirit and particularly against Victoria the Crocs were able to perform admirably after being decimated by injuries.

Hopefully in the years moving forward the Crocs can grow the depth required to compete at the high levels of the big 3 States – Victoria, SA and WA. We were lucky enough to finish 3rd overall, which was our best finish to a National

Carnival. Throughout the week we had a number of outstanding players. Congratulations to Peter Jarvie and Anthony Chandler who took out the Queensland awards for Player of the Carnival and Players Player. Our Damian Leeding Medal winner for 2016 was awarded to Chris Phillips. Congratulations also to our 2016 All Australian Representatives – Peter Jarvie, Justin Allan, Anthony Chandler and Kayne Nund.

Lastly, a special mention must go out to Kayne (Sugar) Nund, who is the 8th member of the Crocs to be awarded as a Crocs Life Member,

for his services and commitment to our Football Club. Well done Sugar!!!!

Our preparations are well under way for the 2017 Championships in Adelaide, and the committee have been working tirelessly to make sure the tour is another successful one for the Crocs.

For any person interested in playing for the Crocs or for sponsorship inquiries please send an email to QPSCrocs@police.qld. gov.au Stewart Manning President QPFC

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QPSA MEMBERSHIP

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embership to the QPSA is $1 per fortnight, payable through the Qld Police payroll.

Membership is open to all Qld Police Service personnel both sworn and unsworn. To join the QPSA, complete the Membership Application at www.qldpolicesport.com As a member you are entitled to benefits which may include subsidised entry fees to Police games, sponsorship either financial or product, a quarterly magazine and a Christmas gift.

For details on the level of support that may be available to you, your team, or your organisation, please view

the Sponsorship Criteria. For guidance regarding what to include in your application, refer to the Request for Support Instructions.

A request for support for an individual, team or event should be forwarded in writing to the Secretary of the QPSA. The request must include current proof of membership (copy of payroll deduction) and describe the level of competition, list of competitors in team (if applicable), date of event or championships, the cost involved in holding or competing in the event and what the QPSA support is intended to be used for.

If you are a competitor in the Qld Police & Emergency Services Games, ANZPESG or World Police and Fire Games, and wish to apply for the QPSA support payment, please complete the Application for Support and forward it to the Secretary of the QPSA at the address listed below at the completion of your competition.

Secretary Queensland Police Sporting Association GPO Box 1440 BRISBANE QLD 4001

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BARREL RACE Natalie Cole to Represent

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atalie Cole, is a Senior Constable stationed at Browns Plains Police Station.

She started her career on the Gold Coast before serving in Mount Isa for almost 3 years, returning to Logan District in 2008.

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n 2016 Natalie qualified to Participate in the National Barrel Horse World Championships for Barrel Racing from 16th of October 2017 to the 30th of October 2017 in Perry Georgia, USA. The Championships compete from the 23rd of October 2017 until the 29th of October 2017. This involves riding a horse hired

from the USA to compete in one run per day against other competitors from all over the world. The sport is commonly seen in Rodeo and is a very fast sport with fastest time

winning. atalie has been a regular in the equestrian events over the past 10 years at the Queensland Police Games.

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GOLF REPORT Golfing success all part of the plan..

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im Deakin is an Inspector in his 37th year of service in the QPS. Tim’s love of the game of golf and drive to be competitive at the national amateur level in Golf Australia’s Men’s Senior Order of Merit has brought him recent success, Australia-wide travel, and a nation-wide network of golfing buddies. Achieving 6th place in the Australian Men’s Senior Match Play Championship at Coolangatta Tweed Heads Golf Club in June this year, saw Tim’s ranking position soar to #12 in Australia.

The Senior Men’s Match Play Championship is open to the leading 32 players from the Australian Men’s Senior Ranking System (for players 55yrs and over). Tim entered this event ranked at 18th position, was drawn into pool #5 of the eight fourplayer pools, including the Australian #2 Kym Olsen (each pool plays 3 rounds of match play).

Great form in the opening two matches saw Tim win the first two matches early and well, but he lost against Kym Olsen (2down with one hole to play). Overall however, Tim’s wins were by larger margins than Kym’s and Tim placed first in his pool stage and progressed through in the main draw (Quarter Finals and positions 1-8) and eventually finished a strong 6th in the field of 32 – that is seven rounds of golf in 5 days!!!

Tim is a long-time golfer starting at Kingaroy in his first posting the early 80’s. Finding camaraderie in the local community, and later in State and National police golfing circles, Tim is relishing playing the best and most meaningful golf of his life. “I planned to play this game for life but never thought I could reach this level.

Having a passion for the game has meant committing to keeping healthy physically, but I work on maintaining

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GOLF Cont Tim Deakin a positive mind-set, and I’m really grateful to still be competitive.

These golfers are talented, and they all work at it. We all have niggles and injuries to overcome, but the opportunity to be part of an Australian Senior Team drew me into this competition. I played well last year, and was finally selected in March this year to represent Golf Australia and play against the Australian Defence Force Team at the National Golf Club on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.”

A long-time member of the Queensland Police Golf Club, Tim has represented in Qld Police golf teams in national competitions since the early 90’s, was selected in the first Australian Police Golf Team in 2015 (Team photo attached, Tim is back row on the far right) (which also played against an Australian Defence Force Team), and except for injury, sees a golf as a ‘game for life’.

Tim’s retirement from his

policing career draws nearer, which he says he will be ready for. “I’ve owned my own professional career development for years, and owning my retirement plan was no different; I have to retire in the next 2 years, but I’m not done with competing or contributing. When I leave policing, I have my own business consulting career to continue, and that will pay for all the golf I can play! So, find your passion, what you love to be part of, plan to do it and start that journey now!”

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he Queensland Police Women’s Soccer teamaffectionately known as “The Heat,” started playing in 2014 with one team contesting the 2014 Australasian Police and Emergency Services games held in Melbourne.

Since then, there have been a number of friendly competitions held with officers from across Queensland playing for the simple love of the game and the comradery that being in a Police and Emergency Services Team brings.

2016 saw the Queensland Ladies Team double in size when “The Heat” took 2 teams to the 2016 Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games held on the Sunshine Coast.

The ladies coming from all sections of the state managed to win a silver in the futsal competition-

and in the outdoor competition, the girls in a very close fight to the finish won the bronze medal round against Victoria in overtime and through a penalty shootout. Our second Queensland Team finished strongly as well indicating that in the coming years the Queensland Ladies team will be turning up “The Heat” and will be a “force” to be reckoned with.

The team for Adelaide national tournament 2017 will have a different flavour with the Queensland ladies embracing partner agencies to form the first ever Queensland Ladies national tournament team. Girls will come from the QLD Fire Service, Department of Corrections, Police and other government agencies to support the first ever National Police and Emergency Services Soccer Tournament in Adelaide.

Kelly Humphries -Team organiser

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EXERCISE TIPS Sitting a lot? Two exercises to loosen tight hips

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he hip flexors are a pair of muscles (Psoas and Illiacus) that pass down the front of the hip, originating from the pelvis and spine and attaching to the femur. The hip flexors are responsible for flexion at the hip (the forward movement of the leg when kicking a ball or knee lift when running) and also play a key role in holding the position of the pelvis when standing, walking and running.

In Australia, adults on average spend 22 hours and 10 minutes per week sitting for work and travel (Australian Health Survey 2011-12). Sitting for extended periods places your hips into a flexed or shortened position which, over time, can result in tightening of your hip flexors and the formation of trigger points (small knots of contracted muscle fibres) within the muscles. Tight hip flexors can shift your pelvis into what is termed anterior pelvic tilt (Fig. 1) altering the position and function of your lower back and reducing your ability to effectively recruit the abdominal, gluteal and hamstring muscles.

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Figure 1 – Neutral pelvis and pelvis showing anterior pelvic tilt.

Two simple exercises to counter the negative effects of sitting are the Hip flexor trigger point release (Fig. 2) and the Hip flexor stretch (Fig. 3). The exercises can be performed as often as required but a minimum of three times per week is ideal to produce significant positive change to the muscles. Perform 3-5 minutes of light physical activity prior to undertaking the exercises to warm the muscles and enhance their ability to lengthen. The exercises are ideal as part of a warm up and cool down for physical activities such as running or prior to any lower body strength training. Perform the Hip flexor trigger point release first, followed by the Hip flexor stretch.

Figure 2 – Hip flexor trigger point release

Equipment: •Trigger ball or tennis ball.

•12-15kg dumbbell or kettle bell

1. Lie on your back with hip and knee bent on the triggering side.

2. Locate the very top of your hip bone on the side and move approximately 1-2 finger widths towards your belly button.

3. Place the ball at this point and gently place the Kettle Bell or Dumbbell on top of the ball to provide pressure.

4. Move KB and ball around the muscle in this area until you find trigger points.

5. Hold on any trigger points for 2030s or until discomfort eases.

6.Repeat for other side.

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EXERCISE TIPS Figure 3 – Hip flexor stretch

Equipment: • Weight bench or stationary chair.

1. Place back foot on a stationary chair or bench with knee on the floor.

2. Front foot on floor, knee bent at 90º.

3. Raise same arm up as the leg that is back to stretch the muscle fibres above the pelvis.

4. Gently tilt pelvis under and lean forward until stretch is felt through hip and/or front of thigh.

5. Hold for 45s and repeat for the other side.

References: 1. Australian Bureau of Statistics. Australian health survey: first results, 2011-12. Canberra: ABS; 2012 Oct 29. Report No.: 4364.0.55.001.

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EXERCISE TIPS Strength Training

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uscle mass naturally diminishes with age.

If you don’t do anything to replace the lean muscle you lose, you’ll increase the percentage of fat in your body, but strength training can help you preserve and enhance your muscle mass — at any age. Resistance training increases muscle strength by pitting the muscles against a weight or force.

Different forms of resistance training include free weights, weight machines, resistance bands and your own body weight.

The beginner should consider training two or three times per week to gain the maximum benefit.

Whether you are wanting to tone, lose weight or increases strength, a wholistic approach is always best for sustainable results.

Combine Strength training, cardiovascular training, hydration and healthy eating for best results

Strength training also helps: ■ Develop strong bones. By stressing your bones, strength training increases bone density and reduces the risk of osteoporosis.

■ Control your weight. As you gain muscle, your body gains a bigger “engine” to burn calories more efficiently — which can result in weight loss. The more toned your muscles, the easier it is to control your weight.

■ Reduce your risk of injury.

Building muscle helps protect your joints from injury. It also contributes to better balance, which can help you maintain independence as you age.

■ Boost your stamina. As you get stronger, you won’t fatigue as easily.

■ Manage chronic conditions.

Strength training can reduce the signs and symptoms of many chronic conditions, including

arthritis, back pain, depression, diabetes, obesity and osteoporosis.

■ Sharpen your focus. Some research suggests that regular strength training helps improve attention for older adults.

Strength training can be done at home or in the gym. Consider the options: ■ Body weight. You can do many exercises with little or no equipment.

Try push-ups, pull-ups, abdominal crunches and leg squats.

■ Resistance tubing. Resistance tubing is inexpensive, lightweight tubing that provides resistance when stretched. You can choose from many types of resistance tubes in nearly any sporting goods store.

■ Free weights. Barbells and dumbbells are classic strength training tools.

■ Weight machines. Most fitness centers offer various resistance machines. You can also invest in weight machines for use at home.

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EXERCISE TIPS Cardio Training

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n non weight training days, aim to do some form of cardio vascular training 3-4 days a week.

Cardiovascular exercise is any form of rhythmical exercise completed for prolongued periods of time (usually greater than 15 minutes) and involves working large amounts of the bodies muscle mass while increasing the pulse and breathing rate above normal levels.

Examples of cardiovascular exercise include: -

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■ Brisk Walking ■ Jogging/Running ■ Swimming ■ Cycling ■ Stepping ■ Aerobics Classes ■ Using a Cross Trainer

■ Increases Energy & Relieves Fatigue.

■ Promotes Weight Loss ■ Flushes Out Toxins ■ Improves Skin Complexion ■ Maintains Regularity ■ Boosts Immune System ■ Natural Headache Remedy ■ Prevents Cramps & Sprains.

Combine your training with adequate fluid intake of 1-2 litres of water a day and a diet of fresh vegetables and fruit, 2-3 serves of protein and whole foods for a leaner, stronger, healthier you.arthritis, back pain, depression, diabetes, obesity and osteoporosis.

■ Sharpen your focus. Some research suggests that regular strength training helps improve attention for older adults.

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THE HISTORY OF THE AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

POLICE GAMES HISTORY First held in 1984, the inaugural Australian National Police Games were founded with the intention of bringing Police Service personnel together under the common banner of sport. This spirit of friendly competition has been expanded to embrace competitors from New Zealand and other Pacific nations. From 1999, all full-time Emergency Services personnel were also invited to compete.

The Australasian Police and Emergency Service Games is the property of the Australia New Zealand Police Games Federation. The Federation is managed by a Chairman and Board of Directors, Administration, Finance, Marketing, Operations and Sport. The Board is supported by a Committee which is made of delegates from the sporting bodies in each jurisdiction.

Like no other event on the Emergency Services calendar, the Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games builds camaraderie and promotes a healthy life style through the participation in sport, while heightening the public’s awareness of Police and Emergency Services. The games are conducted every second year at a new location which also provides competitors the opportunity to travel and enjoy a holiday at numerous locations throughout Australia and New Zealand.

Competitors at the Games also contribute points from specific events towards two trophies which are awarded by the Federation. The Australia New Zealand Police Games Federation Trophy, and the Emergency Services Shield. These respective trophies are retained by the winning jurisdiction for the period between each games, when once again they are up for grabs.

Previous Hosts of the Event were: ■ Melbourne 1984 - National Police Games ■ Sydney 1986 - 1st ANZ Police Games ■ Wanganui 1988 - 2nd ANZ Police Games ■ Adelaide 1990 - 3rd ANZ Police Games ■ Brisbane 1991 - 4th ANZ Police Games ■ Perth 1993 - 5th ANZ Police Games ■ Wanganui 1996 - 6th ANZ Police ■ Games Canberra 1997 - 7th ANZ Police Games ■ Melbourne 1999 - 8th ANZ Police Games ■ Gold Coast 2001 - 9th ANZ Police & Emergency Services Games ■ Perth 2004 - 10th ANZ Police & Emergency Services Games ■ Adelaide 2005 - 11th ANZ Police & Emergency Services Games ■ Coffs Harbour 2008 – 12th Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games ■ Hobart 2010 - 13th Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games ■Lower Hutt 2012- 14th Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games ■ Melbourne 2014 - 15th Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games ■ Sunshine Coast 2016 - 16th Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games

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Get Fit, Get excited and Get to Mandurah!

The Australasian Police and Emergency Services (AP&ES) Games, are a bi-annual event held throughout Australia and New Zealand. The 17th Games will be hosted within the City of Mandurah, Western Australia, between the 28th October and 3rd November 2018.

The Games are open to all serving, retired members and registered volunteers of eligible agencies. Eligible agencies include Police and Law Enforcement Agencies and Emergency Service Agencies. Eligible competitors are either full time or part time employees (sworn and unsworn), registered volunteers or retired personnel from eligible agencies from Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Singapore, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands. Competitors must be 18 years or over at the time of the Games.

The Games seek to provide a positive sporting, cultural, social and tourism experience for all competitors and accompanying persons, while fostering positive physical and mental benefits for participants. The Games provide a unique opportunity for the wider community to recognise the contribution made by first responders throughout Australasia.

Only an hour south of Perth, Mandurah and the Peel Region offers everything from beautiful coastlines to Jarrah forests, all within a short drive. This diverse region is Perth’s natural adventure playground made up of the City of Mandurah, and surrounding Shires of Serpentine Jarrahdale, Murray, Waroona and Boddington.

The Peel-Harvey Estuary, Mandurah’s jewel in the crown, is twice the size of Sydney Harbour and ideal for canoeing, kayaking, jet-skiing, boating, houseboating, dolphin cruises, fishing and crabbing.

You’ll also love discovering amazing adventures of the palate all over this tasty region. Enjoy dining with a view at Mandurah’s waterfront cafés and award-winning restaurants along the Eastern Foreshore and at Dolphin Quay or head out into the countryside to find fantastic wineries, breweries and genuine local produce.

The Organising Committee of the 2018 AP&ES Games invites eligible participants from the Queensland Police Sporting Association to join us in Mandurah for what will be the Extraordinary Games for Extraordinary People!

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or those attending the 2018 Mandurah Games Mandurah is a city on the southwest coast of Western Australia. Situated approximately 72 kilometres (45 mi) south of the state capital, Perth, it is the state’s second-largest city, with a population just ahead of that of Bunbury.

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he city takes its name from a Noongar word meaning “meeting place” or “trading place”. A townsite for Mandurah was laid out in 1831, two years after the establishment of the Swan River Colony, but attracted few residents. Until the post-war boom of the 1950s and 1960s it was little more than a small fishing village. In the last few decades, Mandurah’s reputation for boating and fishing has seen it attract a large number of retirees, especially to the canal developments in the city’s south.

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andurah is known for the Peel-Harvey Estuary with its abundant wildlife and migratory waterbirds.

The Mandurah Community Museum features exhibits on the Peel region’s history. Halls Head Beach has a large resident dolphin population. To the south, Yalgorup National Park is home to thrombolites, rare, rock-like microorganism formations, at Lake Clifton.

Mandurah is considered to be the unofficial gateway to the South West and possesses a variety of tourist attractions, especially based around the water. It is a major fishing and crabbing area in Western Australia, with the city well known for the blue manna crab (Portunus pelagicus) with a festival held in early March known as Crabfest.

Like neighbouring settlements Bunbury and Rockingham dolphins and whales frequent the city annually and dolphin and whale watching are a popular pastime. In December, the canal areas in Mandurah becomes well known for their Christmas lights and special boat cruises are often promoted as a result.

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Visiting Mandurah Visiting Mandurah 2018 Things do do in Mandurah Two zoos lie within the outskirts of the city, as well as a miniature village, a tourist railway and a national park.

Peel Estate Wines Cosy up at their cellar door and keep warm with wine on the winter days ahead. Enjoy free tastings every day of the week at @ peelestatewines 10am - 5pm.

Peel Estate Wines Mandurah is the one of the oldest wineries in this region and Just 3 km away from the Indian Ocean also on the list are:• Mandurah Dolphin Cruises • Shopping in Smart Street Mall • Mandurah Bike & Boat Hire • Silver Sands Beach • Mandurah Performing Arts Centre • War Memorial see www.mandurah.wa.gov.au and www.tripadvisor.com.au

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EQUESTRIAN 2018 Equestrian Events DATES 01 & 2 November Check-in: 30 minutes prior LOCATION Serpentine Horse and Pony Club Karnup Rd, Serpentine WA 6125 COMPETITION- Unisex CATEGORIES ■ Combined Training ■ Dressage Jumping ■ Show Horse ■ Western DESCRIPTION Grading: This is an open competition and riders may enter what classes they wish pursuant to rules of entry (see below).

This event will be run pursuant to Equestrian Australia National Rules for Eventing (Combined Training), Dressage, Jumping and Show Horse, Western TBA.

Service/Agency Attire: Competitors are strongly encouraged to enter into the spirit of the Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games by improvisation of their service/agency identity through their riding and horse’s attire.

Agency patches, uniforms and colour coordination greatly add to the spectacle and the uniqueness of this competition.

The “Smartest on Parade” event judges will be influenced by quality, originality and the innovation of agency entrants in these events.

RULES All events will be run pursuant to EA National Rules for Discipline.

Combined Training will be run under EA Eventing Rules.

Dressage: Horses can only be entered in two Dressage classes.

Combined Training: Horses can only be entered in one Combined Training class Show Horse: Horses/Riders can enter any classes pursuant to class restrictions.

Jumping: Horses can only be entered in two heights and one top score. Each height will run as a championship class over two stages.

The first stage will be run under Article 238.2.1 (one round against the clock) placings will determine the staring order of the second stage (elimination from this round excludes progression to next class).

The second stage will be run under Article 273.1.2.2.3.3.2 over two rounds. The first round is not against the clock and the top 25% will progress to the second round. Faults from the first round will be carried over to the second round. The second round is over a shortened course and against the clock, the winner and place getters will be determined on total faults in both rounds and the fastest time in the second round.

The organising committee reserves the right to change the program prior to the event.

OTHER INFORMATION For interstate or long distance travellers expecting to arrive prior to the first day of competition, please contact the Equestrian Co-ordinators who will assist with access to the Serpentine Pony Club Grounds where overnight yards are available.

For remote interstate and international competitors, please contact the Equestrian Co-ordinators who will assist with contact details of individuals and or organisations where they may be able to arrange the hire of a horse for the competition.

Interstate/international competitors will be responsible for dealing directly with horse owners and negotiating the reimbursements (payments) and insurance cover (where required). Competitors will be responsible for the feeding and maintenance costs and payments.

The Equestrian coordinators and Management Committee will provide referral information only and have no further involvement in negotiations or payments to any horse providers.

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EQUESTRIAN 2018 Equestrian Events MEDALS Medal Presentations: TBA SPORT COORDINATORS Melissa COOPER Melissa.Cooper@dfes.wa.gov.au Shane GIBLETT shane.giblett@police.wa.gov.au EVENT TIME TABLE / FIXTURES Thursday 1 November 2018 Dressage Classes: EA Preliminary EA Preliminary EA Novice EA Novice EA Elementary

1.1 1.2 2.1 2.2 3.1

Combined Training Classes Dressage Phase: (Dressage Phase Thursday, Jumping Phase Friday)

Dressage Jumping EVA80/95 Test 1 50cm EVA80/95 Test 1 65cm EVA80/95 Test 2 80cm EVA80/95 Test 2 95cm Show horse: Ladies Hack Gentlemen’s Hack Hack Under 16H Hack Over 16H Open Hack Pleasure Hack Pair of Hacks Service Uniform (Turnout) Lady Rider Gentleman Rider Fancy Dress (Fun Event, Pairs or Single)

Friday 2 November 2018 Western: Open Western Pleasure Open Western Horsemanship Open Ranch Rider Open Western Trail Working Stock Horse (No Cattle) Western Dressage Combined Training Classes Jumping Phase: (Jumping Phase, See above for heights) Jumping: 60cm Championship 75cm Championship 90cm Championship 100cm Championship 110cm Championship Topscore 1: 60cm – 95cm Topscore 2: 80cm – 120cm

Please note fixtures may be subject to change based on the enrolments. Final fixtures will be listed when registration closes.

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VOLUNTEERS WANTED Equestrian Events

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he Equestrian component of the 2018 APES games is going to be run at the Serpentine Horse and Pony Club Grounds Karnup Road Serpentine, WA on the 1st and 2nd of November 2018.

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he equestrian coordinator is looking for volunteers to assist.

At this stage we will run Dressage, Combined Training and Jumping however are looking to add other disciplines to the event. Could anyone keen to assist, especially if you have experience in running other disciplines such as Show Horse, Western Events or anything else that would draw competitors locally and interstate contact Shane GIBLETT at e-mail: shane.giblett@police. wa.gov.au.

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WORLD GAMES The World Police and Fire Games (WPFG)

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nown as the Olympics of Police and Fire Fighters, The World Police and Fire Games (WPFG) was first introduced by a few dozen Californian Police Officers in the 1980s. It is now held once every 2 years.

After three decades of development, members coming from the world’s major countries and regions are involved. Sports are divided into 58 categories , including football, table tennis, swimming, shooting totalling nearly 100 events. No police type or age limit, participants incude fresh men to retired officers.

Police and firefighters from all of the world gather together to celebrate this game.

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he game not only builds the bridge of friendship between world police firefighters, it also provides a great opportunity to facilitate cultural exchanges and cooperation with the globe.

16 cities including New York, Melbourne, Ottawa, Stockholm and Barcelona, already have successfully held the WPFG. From 68 different countries, over 30,000 athletes and their families have participated in 2015 Fairfax World Police & Fire Games in the United States. In the opening ceremony, the former Secretary of State Colin Powell delivered a speech.

Footprints in Chengdu In 2007, Chengdu Police, invited by Adelaide police of Australia, Made their first debut in the 12th WPFG in Australia. Since then, Chengdu has attended to WPFG four times and has gotten 102 medals in total, including 31 gold medals, 39 silver medals and 32 bronze medals. In 2015, The delegation of theMinistry of Public Security of China made its firstappearance in the 16th WPFG in Fairfax, USA.

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WPFG The World Police and Fire Games (WPFG)

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thletes from 12 countries whose consulates have already established in Chengdu competed with their Chinese counterparts in the WPFG. Off the court, the Chinese athletes build up their friendship with foreign athletes who have different cultural backgrounds, different religious beliefs,different colors and different languages, and consolidate their relationship bonds.

During the preparation of the 2019 WPFG, Chengdu, by actively participating in the games to have a better insight of it, has accumulated experience from former host countries / cities and also got strong support and active cooperation from them. Since March 2016, a series of sports events like The International Tournament of Vertical Marathon in Chengdu Yingtai center, and The Mountain Climbing and Rescue Competition of the Chengdu Police and Fire Games, have been successively held in Chengdu in order to Capture more People’s attention to the games and those events do reinforce the cultural interactions with a number of foreign consular officials. Apart from that, Chengdu police has also established the official Facebook account and WeChat public platform, generating over 150,000 hits. In July 2015, the promotion of the 2019 WPFG by the delegation of Chengdu in Fairfax ( the U.S ) has successfully attracted thousands of people. Friends across the world showed very strong interest in visiting Chengdu in 2019.

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Zupps are proud supporters of the QLD Police Games Bring this ad in for a $200 donation to the Police Games Association when you purchase a vehicle from Zupps Browns Plains. Offer valid until December 31, 2017

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WPFG The World Police and Fire Games (WPFG)

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he 18th WPFG will be held in Chengdu in 2019 following the world air route development conference in 2016 and the world Tourism Organization conference in 2017.we are doing the carefully preparation for our friends from all over the world in every aspect .please believe us, Chengdu will give you a wonderful and unique WPFG in 2019 and make your trip to Chengdu unforgettable In 2019,we look forward to seeing you!

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angnan Sun, former Vice Chairman of China Frontier Sports Association, and Mike Graham, President of California Police Athletic Federation, promoting Chengdu 2019 WPFG in 2015.

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