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12 SPORT & CLASSIFIEDS THURSDAY 29 JUNE 2023 TORRES NEWS

Supporting the next generation of rugby: TN0030 Laurie Spina takes to the field once again 12x2 2/2/23

J Torres News Cadetship (2 years)

WARRIOR, Stella Snr

We are looking for a Media Cadet to develop their skills and experience here with us at the Torres News. The successful applicant must be an 18-year-old Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, and be willing to live and work from Thursday Island, have enthusiasm and drive to help tell our community stories. For further information please contact: Diat Alferink – Editor in Chief, Torres News Email: editor@torres.news Phone: 0497 618 738

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TN0367 Cairns Monumental - Trades and Services section: weekly 10x2 ad, @ $105 gst inclusive per ad, category: Tombstones. Starting 6/10/22 - 28/9/23. TOMBSTONES Andy Brench <andybrench@cairnsmonumental.com.au>

Published every ThursdAy Available at various outlets in the Torres Strait & NPA and also at these newsagencies and stores • Raintrees Newsagency CAIRNS – Raintrees Shopping • Tobacco Stop Woree Centre, Alfred St, (formerly Bayview Manunda Gardens Newsagency) MOSSMAN – Southside Shopping • News Extra Mossman – Village, Woree 35 Front Street • Earlville Newsagency PAlM ISlANd – Stockland Cairns • ABIS Palm Is. – Shopping Centre, Bwgcolman Supermarket, Earlville 67 Beach Rd • Enmore News – TOWNSVIllE 5 Reservoir Rd, Manoora • Mooney Street News – • Marketplace 72-86 Mooney St, Newsagency – Gulliver 2/96 McLaughlan Rd, • NewsXpress Garbutt Bentley Park Central – 1/221 Ingham • NewsXpressCairns Rd, Garbutt Central – Cairns Central • NewsXpress Sun City – Shopping Centre, 126 307 Flinders Mall McLeod St MACKAY • Railway Newsagency – • Moores Newspower – 48 McLeod St, Cairns 332 Shakespeare Street

STELLA UROPI WARRIOR Ngoelmun Kaz, Tukuyap, Babath, Ama, Koey – Ama, Kayadh. Late of Jensen Street, Cairns. Passed away peacefully on the 30th May 2023. Warrior (Warria) and extended families respectfully invite all family and friends to attend Stella’s Funeral Service on Tuesday 4th July 2023 at 10.00am at Cairns Funeral Directors Chapel, 26 Pease Street, Manoora. For further information contact Kuiku Marigeth: Ms Alieda Mast on Ph 0497 711 598

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Queensland’s largest junior rugby carnival, the Localsearch Laurie Spina Shield, is returning for its 26th year tomorrow and Saturday at the QCB Stadium in Townsville. The competition was established in 1997 and was named after the North Queensland Cowboys’ inaugural captain, Laurie Spina. The two-day rugby league carnival was open to players under 11. More than 70 teams were expected to play including two local junior teams – Zenadth Kes and the Strait Stars. Zenadth Kes was recently awarded the title of Junior Club of the Year by the QRL and were excited to travel to Townsville to prove they deserve the title, Club President Anthony Moynihan said. “So many people have worked tirelessly to not only get this award, but to create the club that holds these values,” he said. “We’re excited that it’s given us opportunities like these carnivals so the kids can show the whole junior league how talented they are. “The most important part of our journey is the experiences the kids get. “They’re used to a small rugby league here on the islands and often play themselves, so to get the exposure of travelling to new towns, staying overnight with their mates, and making lifelong friendships in the name of the game is everything to them.” Strait Stars Team

Manager Ella Kris said their kids “live and breathe” football. “The kids live and breathe rugby, and an opportunity like this, to travel [to the] mainland and compete in a competition of this size is so important to them,” she said. “Three of the kids are so dedicated that they will be travelling by dinghy to get to the airport because we can’t afford to charter a boat for them. “Most of these kids have spent their whole lives in the Torres Strait, and because they live so remote they will need to travel to mainland Queensland to attend high school. “So this will be their first opportunity to build connections and familiarise themselves. “I hope it’s the stepping stone to their future that hopefully encourages them to return home one day and help the next generation have the same experiences.” Laurie Spina played 169 NRL games and has been a tireless contributor to the development of junior rugby league in North Queensland. “I’ve had a long and rewarding career in rugby, and it couldn’t have been done without the passion that was sparked in my junior years,” he said. “Learning the value of good sportsmanship and respect for all that love the game was essential to becoming the player I was.”

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EDITORIAL

TSIMA CORRESPONDENTS – Jen Enosa, Sylvia Tabua and Anthony Geagea. NEWS & PHOTO CONTRIBUTORS – Kantesha Takai, Jillian Bowie, Talei Elu, Shanella Majid, Bel Lui, Alf Wilson, Velma Gara and Perina Drummond.

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