'Outstanding contribution': the public servants recognised in the King's Birthday Honours
Despite a heavy full-time workload, she contributes significantly to the ACTSES and in recent years has played a major role in the ACTSES response to significant events such as the 2019-20 bushfires, the 2020 hailstorm and the 2020-21 COVID-19 pandemic response. As unit commander, she spends many hours every week managing the unit and supporting its volunteers. Her commitment to the ACT community is beyond question.
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- Canberra Times
'Outstanding contribution': the public servants recognised in the King's Birthday Honours
Despite a heavy full-time workload, she contributes significantly to the ACTSES and in recent years has played a major role in the ACTSES response to significant events such as the 2019-20 bushfires, the 2020 hailstorm and the 2020-21 COVID-19 pandemic response. As unit commander, she spends many hours every week managing the unit and supporting its volunteers. Her commitment to the ACT community is beyond question.
The Advertiser
4 days ago
- The Advertiser
Expect plenty of support for England's Barmy Army
England fans are ready to back the team's Ashes tilt in Australia, with more than 50,000 tickets already snapped up by eager travelling supporters. COVID-19 restrictions meant limited support on the last tour of Australia in 2021/22 but, with no such barriers in their way this time, there is set to be a major England presence at the five-match series. Cricket Australia sold a massive 311,066 tickets on the first day of their international pre-sale - a record one-day tally - and reported almost one in six of those were purchased from the United Kingdom. Joel Morrison, CA's general manager of events and operations, said: "We have never seen anything like this in Australian cricket history. "A huge thank you to fans for their incredible passion for the game. Their overwhelming response to this pre-sale reaffirms international cricket's standing as a leading live sporting experience. "With demand at record levels, we encourage fans to secure their tickets early so they don't miss out on summer's biggest event." England - led by allrounder Ben Stokes - and Australia, with Pat Cummins at the helm, will battle for the five-Test Ashes series beginning on November 21 in Perth and ending on January 8 in Sydney. England fans are ready to back the team's Ashes tilt in Australia, with more than 50,000 tickets already snapped up by eager travelling supporters. COVID-19 restrictions meant limited support on the last tour of Australia in 2021/22 but, with no such barriers in their way this time, there is set to be a major England presence at the five-match series. Cricket Australia sold a massive 311,066 tickets on the first day of their international pre-sale - a record one-day tally - and reported almost one in six of those were purchased from the United Kingdom. Joel Morrison, CA's general manager of events and operations, said: "We have never seen anything like this in Australian cricket history. "A huge thank you to fans for their incredible passion for the game. Their overwhelming response to this pre-sale reaffirms international cricket's standing as a leading live sporting experience. "With demand at record levels, we encourage fans to secure their tickets early so they don't miss out on summer's biggest event." England - led by allrounder Ben Stokes - and Australia, with Pat Cummins at the helm, will battle for the five-Test Ashes series beginning on November 21 in Perth and ending on January 8 in Sydney. England fans are ready to back the team's Ashes tilt in Australia, with more than 50,000 tickets already snapped up by eager travelling supporters. COVID-19 restrictions meant limited support on the last tour of Australia in 2021/22 but, with no such barriers in their way this time, there is set to be a major England presence at the five-match series. Cricket Australia sold a massive 311,066 tickets on the first day of their international pre-sale - a record one-day tally - and reported almost one in six of those were purchased from the United Kingdom. Joel Morrison, CA's general manager of events and operations, said: "We have never seen anything like this in Australian cricket history. "A huge thank you to fans for their incredible passion for the game. Their overwhelming response to this pre-sale reaffirms international cricket's standing as a leading live sporting experience. "With demand at record levels, we encourage fans to secure their tickets early so they don't miss out on summer's biggest event." England - led by allrounder Ben Stokes - and Australia, with Pat Cummins at the helm, will battle for the five-Test Ashes series beginning on November 21 in Perth and ending on January 8 in Sydney.
Perth Now
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- Perth Now
Expect plenty of support for England's Barmy Army
England fans are ready to back the team's Ashes tilt in Australia, with more than 50,000 tickets already snapped up by eager travelling supporters. COVID-19 restrictions meant limited support on the last tour of Australia in 2021/22 but, with no such barriers in their way this time, there is set to be a major England presence at the five-match series. Cricket Australia sold a massive 311,066 tickets on the first day of their international pre-sale - a record one-day tally - and reported almost one in six of those were purchased from the United Kingdom. Joel Morrison, CA's general manager of events and operations, said: "We have never seen anything like this in Australian cricket history. "A huge thank you to fans for their incredible passion for the game. Their overwhelming response to this pre-sale reaffirms international cricket's standing as a leading live sporting experience. "With demand at record levels, we encourage fans to secure their tickets early so they don't miss out on summer's biggest event." England - led by allrounder Ben Stokes - and Australia, with Pat Cummins at the helm, will battle for the five-Test Ashes series beginning on November 21 in Perth and ending on January 8 in Sydney.
