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In this edition Isi Kandungan

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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 —and is an isolated speck in the Indian Ocean.

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Cocos (K) Islands News

Berita Pulu Cocos (K) 4

Public Notices

Notis-notis Umum 13

Games

Kemainan 14

Cocos Moment

Saat Cocos 16

Community Events

Acara Masyarakat 17

The Atoll Photo By: Rik Soderlund

Photos by: High Click Photography

CELEBRATING HARI RAYA IN THE

NEW NORMAL

Colouring in competition winners

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Monthly Statistic up to 29th

May:

111mm

Latest 2020 Statistics:

755.8mm

LATEST WEATHER

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Rainfall Stats Cocos (Keeling) Islands News Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling)

AFP 9162 6600

VHF Ch20

IOTHS WI Clinic 9162 6655

IOTHS HI Clinic 9162 7609

VHF Ch24

DFES HI 9162 7788

DFES WI 9162 7777

VMRS VHF Ch20

Shire HI 9162 6649

Shire WI 9162 6740

Watercorp 9162 6722

Emergency Contact List

A massive thumbs up to

AFP, Volunteer Fire F i g h t e r s , W a t e r Corporation Electricians, IOTHS, Shire of CKI and my super hero. Also all the other kind people who came to check up on me and offered help. I could not have coped as well as I did, without you all. What a great community spirit. Thanks a million! Annelies

Everyone involved for an

awesome Hari Raya Street Party.

Feel free to email your thumbs up to the Shire for

inclusion.

Thumbs Up

VIDEO CONFERENCE FACILITIES

With current travel restrictions in place, why not take advantage of the CRC’s video conference facilities for training, appointments, meetings and more! The Cocos (K) Islands Community Resource Centre can provide video conferencing from our conference room, capable of comfortably seating up to the current restriction of 10 people (and up to 16 should restrictions change). The room is fully equipped for video conferencing and audio visual presentations. Other facilities available include a flat screen smart TV, whiteboard and conference phone. Morning or afternoon tea and other catering is available on request. Please contact the Cocos (K) Islands CRC for bookings or further information. Phone: 08 9162 7707 Email: [email protected]

The Australian Government, through the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Cities and Regional Development’s Territories Division, provides funding to the Cocos (Keeling) Islands Community Resource Centre to provide

Proudly supported by:

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Cocos (Keeling) Islands News Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling)

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. By placing a bulk order, we are able to save you money in both the purchase and air freight charges.

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 FRIDAY 12th JUNE We will then further investigate to provide you a price per item.

If you require further information, please contact:

CRC Coordinator on 9162 7707 or email [email protected]

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FROM THE CEO’S DESK ‐ 29 MAY 2020

Cocos (Keeling) Islands News Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling)

Selamat Hari Raya. The Shire President and Councillors along with the CEO and staff extend warm wishes for a peaceful and joyous Hari Raya and year ahead. Selamat Hari Raya. Presiden Konsel dan Councillors bersama CEO dan pekerjanya mengucapkan selamat menyambut Hari Raya yang damai dan penuh kegembiraan dan tahun yang akan datang. Emergency Management Procedures: The Shire’s Standard Operating Procedure during Cyclones was tested with TC Mangga last week. We are grateful that in this instance the cyclone stayed a respectable distance from Cocos but still gave us a good opportunity to test our processes to ensure we can operate effectively in these circumstances. Thanks as always to everyone in the community who pulls together to make sure we stay safe and well-informed in emergencies. Speaking of staying safe…well done to all involved in their quick action and amazing efforts in preventing a major disaster at Castaways over the weekend. Annelies is very grateful and full of praise for all involved. Annelies also wanted to send a reminder to all that 000 is the number to call in case of emergency. Prosedur Pengurusan Emerjensi: Standard Operating Procedure Shire untuk Seklon telah diuji dengan TC Mangga minggu lalu. Kami bersyukur bahwa dalam hal ini seklon tetap berada dalam jarak yang jauh dari Cocos tetapi masih memberi kami kesempatan yang baik untuk menguji proses kami untuk memastikan kami dapat beroperasi secara efektif dalam keadaan ini. Terima kasih seperti biasa kepada semua orang di masyarakat yang bekerja sama untuk memastikan kami tetap aman dan mendapat informasi lengkap dalam keadaan darurat. Berbicara tentang tetap selamat...tahniah untuk semua yang terlibat dalam tindakan cepat dan upaya luar biasa dalam mencegah bencana besar di Castaways pada ujung minggu

yang lalu. Annelies sangat bersyukur dan penuh pujian untuk semua yang terlibat. Annelies juga ingin mengirim pengingatan kepada semua bahwa 000 adalah nomor yang dihubungi jika terjadi keadaan emergensi. Financial Assistance Grants and Roads Funding: The Shire is pleased to note that the Commonwealth Government will be providing the Shire with $136,000 in additional funding. This revenue will be considered as part of the 2020/21 budget process with a recommendation from officers that Council allocates the funds towards road renewal works. Road renewal works are critical to continue to maintain our assets and to provide much needed employment for local residents. Pemberian Bantuan Keuangan dan Pembiayaan Jalan: Shire dengan senang hati menyatakan bahawa Kerajaan Komanwel akan memberikan tambahan kepada Shire sebanyak $136,000. Pendapatan ini akan dianggap sebagai bagian dari proses anggaran 2020/21 dengan cadangan dari opisa agar Konsel membagikan bantuan untuk kerja pembagusan jalan. Kerja pembagusan jalan sangat penting untuk terus mengekalkan aset kami dan memberi pekerjaan yang sangat diperlukan bagi penduduk tempatan. William Keeling Crescent – refined concepts: The Shire received a lot of feedback and ideas on how to improve the amenity and appearance of William Keeling Crescent. Thank you to everyone who contributed their ideas, especially the students from CIDHS. The ideas we received varied with some wanting some significant changes, others preferring just minor changes. Revised concept drawings are included in this edition of the Atoll on pages following. In summary, at this first stage the Shire is not recommending much built infrastructure, mostly tree planting to provide natural shade, bird habitat and some coastal erosion mitigation. The main changes proposed are as follows…

Remove blue bollards. Plant drinking coconuts along the road verge to create

an avenue effect and to serve the same purpose as the blue bollards.

Replace some (not all) of the blue bollards with solar bollard lights to provide some gentle, non-intrusive lighting.

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

Plant three clusters of native shade trees in three locations along the ocean side of the road, strategically placed not to block the views directly in front of any of the houses.

Plant vines along the sandbags to soften the look of the sandbags.

Install some functional public art (e.g. jukongs repurposed as seating as on Sandy Point).

We welcome feedback on any of the items or the overall concept. This concept and costings, along with all feedback received, will be provided to Council for consideration as part of the budget workshops. Please submit any feedback to [email protected] with William Keeling Crescent in the subject line. William Keeling Crescent - konsep yang disempurnakan: Shire menerima banyak feedback dan idea mengenai bagaimana meningkatkan kemudahan dan penampilan William Keeling Crescent. Terima kasih kepada semua orang yang menyumbangkan idea mereka, terutamanya pelajar dari CIDHS. Bermacam-macam idea yang kami terima dengan beberapa yang menginginkan perubahan yang signifikan, yang lain lebih suka perubahan kecil. Lukisan konsep yang disemak semula termasuk dalam edisi Atoll ini di halaman berikut. Ringkasnya, pada tahap pertama ini Shire tidak menganjurkan banyak infrastruktur yang dibina, kebanyakannya penanaman pokok untuk memberikan teduhan semula jadi, tempat untuk burung dan beberapa pengurangan erosi pantai. Perubahan utama yang dicadangkan adalah seperti berikut ...

Cabut tiang galangan. Tanam pokok kelapa minum di sepanjang jalan untuk

mewujudkan kesan jalan dan untuk memenuhi tujuan yang sama dengan tiang galangan.

Ganti beberapa (tidak semua) tiang galangan dengan lampu solar untuk memberikan sedikit cahaya yang lembut dan tidak mengganggu.

Tanam tiga kelompok pokok rindang asli di tiga lokasi di sepanjang jalan sebelah laut, ditempatkan secara strategik untuk tidak melindung pemandangan langsung di hadapan mana-mana rumah.

Tanam pokok merayap di sepanjang sandbag untuk melembutkan penampilan sandbag.

Pasang beberapa publik art yang berfungsi (misalnya Jukong yang dipasang semula sebagai tempat duduk seperti di Jung Garam).

Kami terima maklum balas mengenai mana-mana item atau konsep keseluruhan. Konsep dan kos ini, bersama dengan semua maklum balas yang diterima, akan diberikan kepada Konsel untuk dipertimbangkan sebagai sebahagian daripada budget workshop. Sila kirimkan sebarang maklum balas ke [email protected] dengan William Keeling Crescent di baris subjek.


May Council Meeting: The Ordinary Meeting of Council was held on 20 May at the Home Island Shire Office. For those interested, the full agenda is available on the Shire’s website from the weekend prior to the meeting (and the unconfirmed minutes available within a week following). The following items that were considered by Council may be of specific interest.

1. Corporate Business Plan. Council adopted the updated Corporate Business Plan. In considering this matter, Council also considered progress made on actions from last year’s plan. This table of actions is available on the Shire’s website or by contacting Azia Bulka on [email protected]. This document is important as it guides officers recommendations to Council for the budget.

2. Property and Places Local Laws. Council resolved to commence the process for making this important Local Law. Advertising will commence in the near future to encourage community review and input into this local law.

Anyone interested in knowing more about either of these items or anything on the Council agenda is welcome to contact me. Mitingan Konsel bulan May: Mitingan Konsel diadakan pada 20 May di Home Island di Opis Shire. Bagi mereka yang berminat, agenda lengkap boleh didapati di laman web Shire dari hujung minggu sebelum miting (dan minit yang belum disahkan tersedia dalam seminggu selepas itu). Perkara-perkara berikut yang dipertimbangkan oleh Konsel mungkin mempunyai kepentingan khusus. 1. Rancangan Perniagaan Korporat. Konsel mengadopsi Plan Perniagaan Korporat yang terkini. Dalam mempertimbangkan p e r k a r a i n i , K o n s e l j u g a mempertimbangkan kemajuan yang d i c a p a i d a l a m tindakan dari rancangan tahun lalu. Jadual tindakan i n i boleh didapati di laman web Shire atau dengan menghubungi Azia Bulka di [email protected]. Dokumen ini penting kerana ia memberi opisa petunjuk kepada Konsel mengenai budget. 2. Undang-undang Tempatan Harta dan Tempat. Konsel memutuskan untuk memulakan proses pembuatan Undang- undang Tempatan yang penting ini. Iklan akan dimulakan dalam waktu terdekat untuk menyokong masyarakat mengkaji semula dan memasukkan undang-undang tempatan ini. Sesiapa yang berminat untuk mengetahui lebih lanjut mengenai salah satu perkara ini atau apa sahaja yang terdapat dalam agenda Konsel, sila hubungi saya.

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Cocos (Keeling) Islands News (cont’d) Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling) (seterusnya) Quote of the Day

Start your day with a positive attitude and plan

to make the best of it. Smile to the world and the

world will smile back.

Thought for the Day

Don’t see others as doing better than you. Beat your

own records everyday and you will surely find success. Remember

success is a fight between you and

yourself.

Jokes of the Week

A 3 years old boy sits near a pregnant woman. Boy: Why do you look so fat? Pregnant woman: I have a baby inside me. Boy: Is it a good baby? Pregnant woman: Yes, it is a very good baby. Boy: Then why did you eat it?! Four men are in the hospital waiting room because their wives are having babies. A nurse approaches the first g u y a n d s a y s , “Congratulations! You're the father of twins.” “That's odd,” answers the man. “I work for the Minnesota Twins!” A nurse then yells the second man, “Congratulations! You're the father of triplets!” “That's weird,” answers the second man. “I work for the 3M company!” A nurse goes up to the third man saying, “Congratulations! You're the father of quadruplets." “That's strange,” he answers. “I work for the Four Seasons hotel!” The last man begins groaning and banging his head against the wall. “What's wrong?” the others ask. “I work for 7 Up!”

E-Meetings: The next meeting of Council is on 24 June at the CRC Conference Room on West Island. At this meeting, Council will be considering an e-Meeting policy that puts a structure around the new legislation that allows Council to use electronic means to meet during a State of Emergency. As this impacts the way in which the community can observe, ask questions and make presentations or deputations to Council, it is important that the community is aware of this legislative change and proposed policy. E-Miting: Mitingan Konsel seterusnya adalah pada 24 June di Conference Room CRC di Pulu Panjang. Pada pertemuan ini, Konsel akan mempertimbangkan polisi e-Miting yang meletakkan struktur di sekitar undang-undang baru yang membolehkan Konsel menggunakan cara elektronik untuk bertemu selama keadaan emergensi. Oleh kerana ini memberi kesan kepada cara masyarakat dapat perhatikan, mengemukakan pertanyaan dan membuat pembentangan atau perwakilan kepada Konsel, adalah penting bahawa masyarakat menyedari perubahan perundangan yang dicadangkan ini. Contractor Inductions: We are very pleased to have developed a contractor induction manual. This manual has been developed to ensure that the Shire meets its obligations in providing the safest possible environment for our staff, contractors and the public. Thank you to Rohan Dyall for reviewing and providing expert feedback on our manual. In the coming weeks we will be inviting all our contractors to take part in this induction. Please register your interest in doing this induction with Luluk Sloan on [email protected]. Induksi Kontraktor: Kami sangat gembira dapat membangunkan manual induksi kontraktor. Manual ini telah dikembangkan untuk memastikan bahawa Shire memenuhi kewajibannya dalam menyediakan persekitaran yang paling selamat untuk pekerjanya, kontraktor dan orang ramai. Terima kasih kepada Rohan Dyall kerana menyemak dan memberikan maklum balas mengenai manual kami. Pada minggu mendatang kami akan menjemput semua kontraktor kami untuk mengambil bahagian dalam induksi ini. Sila daftarkan minat anda untuk melakukan induksi ini dengan Luluk Sloan di [email protected]. New Rubbish Truck: We have just received a new rubbish truck for use on West Island. This purchase is consistent with our Plant Replacement Program which is considered by Council and updated each year. The Plant Replacement Program is supported by a reserve fund which is also considered each year as part of the budget, so we have sufficient funds to ensure our Plant and Equipment is fit for purpose and able to meet our operational requirements. Each month, as part of the Council agenda, we publish our financial statements which includes information on our reserve funds so the community can see how funds are managed. Trak Sampah Baru: Kami baru sahaja menerima trak sampah baru untuk digunakan di Pulu Panjang di kapal ini. Pembelian ini selaras dengan program Penggantian Tumbuhan kami yang dipertimbangkan oleh Konsel dan dibarukan setiap tahun. Program Penggantian Tumbuhan disokong oleh bantuan reserve yang juga dianggap setiap tahun sebagai bagian dari budget, jadi kami memiliki bantuan yang cukup untuk memastikan Plant dan Equipment kami sesuai dengan tujuan dan dapat memenuhi keperluan operasi kami. Setiap bulan, sebagai sebahagian daripada agenda Konsel, kami menerbitkan penyata keuangan kami yang termasuk maklumat mengenai bantuan reserve kami supaya masyarakat dapat melihat bagaimana bantuan diuruskan.


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William Keeling Crescent

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Request for Tender

Design & Supply of one (1) Kit Home for a Residential Property on

Home Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands

RFT 20/01

The Shire of Cocos (Keeling) Islands is seeking Tenders from suitably experienced and qualified Contractors to

Design & Supply one (1) Kit Home for a Residential Property on

Home Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands. The deadline for Tenders to be submitted is Monday, 20 July at 12noon Cocos (Keeling) Islands time. Request for Tender documents are available by emailing [email protected] Further information in regards to this Request for Tender can be obtained by emailing [email protected] Tenders may be hand-delivered, emailed or posted. Information on all three options is provided within the Invitation to Tender. Canvassing of Councillors or staff will disqualify Tenderers. Andrea Selvey Chief Executive Officer

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Cocos (Keeling) Islands News (cont’d) Berita Pulu Cocos (Keeling) (seterusnya) Did You Know???

Pondok Abang used to be separated from Home Island and was called Loteng.

Cocos Malay Words

Hiasan - Decoration Buang - Throw away Pungut - Collect Tenggelam - Drown Pagar - Fence Betengkar - Argue Mendidih - Boil Menjerit - Yell Colet - Dip

Kucing yang Tidak Diregista Kami ingin mengingatkan pemilik kucing tentang tanggung jawab mereka di bawah Cat Act 2011 dan Regulations. Kucing yang berumur 6 bulan harus di regista, disterilkan, dan di mikro-chip dengan Shire Cocos (Keeling) Islands. Batasan jumlah kucing yang diizinkan di mana-mana tempat hanya boleh dua. Surat lamaran tertulis persetujuan harus diserahkan kepada Konsel untuk persetujuan untuk memelihara lebih dari 2 kucing. Denda $5,000 boleh dikasi, atau kucing tersebut dapat ditahan oleh orang yang berkuasa jika terjadi ketidakpatuhan. Shire ingin memberi tahu bayaran servis kami seperti berikut. Bayaran Servis Implan suprelorin perempuan: $180 (hanya bertahan selama 8 bulan) Mikro-chip: $10 Registrasi kucing tersedia di opis Shire atau dengan mengirim e-mel Shire di [email protected]. Sekiranya anda mempunyai masalah lebih lanjut, jangan ragu untuk menghubungi Shire Ranger, Razali Zainiel di 91 62 6649 atau e-mel yang di atas.

Unregistered Cat

We would like to remind cat owners of their responsibilities under the Cat Act 2011 and Regulations. Cats of 6 months of age must be registered, sterilised and micro-chipped with the Shire of Cocos (Keeling) Islands. The number of cats permitted on anyone premise is limited to two only. An approval written application letter must be submitted to the Shire council for approval to keep more than 2 cats. A $5,000 fine penalty can be issued, or the cat can be impounded by an authorised person in cases of non-compliance. The Shire would like to advise our costs of service are as follows. Costs of Service Female suprelorin implanter: $180 (only last for 8 months) Micro-chip: $10 The cat registration is available at the Shire office or by emailing the Shire [email protected]. Should you have any further concerns, please don’t hesitate to call the Shire Ranger, Razali Zainiel on 91 62 6649 or the above email.

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KONGSI CONNECT Kongsi Connect is a project of the Cooperative which seeks to inform the community as to what is happening in the Cooperative’s world. 1 BREAKING NEWS 1.1 COVID 19 JOBKEEPER The Cooperative has registered for the Jobkeeper program of the Australian Government. On May 12, 2020 the Cooperative received its first Jobkeeper payment. This will ensure no Cooperative employee will receive not less than $1,500 in wages from the Cooperative per fortnight. The intention of the wage subsidy of Jobkeeper is to keep as many workers as possible employed and associated with the employer. This is a great initiative from the Australia Government to assist businesses impact by COVID 19. The Cooperative like many businesses in the Indian Ocean Territories has been impacted by the transport restriction as to travel, and also the range of social restrictions applied by the Australian Government to prevent the spread COVID 19. It has been a well balanced response to assist business affected by the control measures put in place to control the spread of COVID 19. The Tropika has now been permitted to open for sit down meals as from May 8, 2020. With a restriction as to numbers and social distancing. This will be monitored as to whether the Tropika will actually be opened due to the very low occupancy numbers of the Cocos Beach Resort and restriction as to numbers. The Australian Government has put forward a three-stage plan to move the economy back to a more normal base. It is hoped that by July 2020 the economy has returned to a more normal base. But this will be subject to the monitoring of the COVID 19 by the health authorities. 1.2 Cocos (Keeling) Islands Runway Project Although COVID 19 has impacted upon certain operations of companies involved in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands runway project. Namely the restrictions on persons visiting the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. However the program still basically stays the same as per the below time-table.

Master Plan to be completed by Fulton Hogan – June 2020 30% of design completed – Nov 2020 90% design completed – March 2021 Public Works Committee Expediency - August 2021 Mobilization Commenced (80% completed in one year) – October 2021 Construction commenced – October 2022

1.3 Contracts Awarded The Cooperative has been awarded a number of contracts by Linx on Home Island infrastructure. The Cooperative has also been awarded contracts by IOTA.

1.4 Cobham Cobham has advised that it will no longer be providing air services to the Cocos (Keeling) Islands and Christmas Island. This is a direct result of COVID 19.

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The aviation sector has been one sector that has been heavily impacted by COVID 19. Evidence of this is Virgin Australia going into voluntary administration. The Australian Government continues to support the Virgin Australian flights to the Indian Ocean Territories, but there are restrictions as to who may travel. 2 MUSLIM FRIENDLY TOURISM COVID 19 has impacted upon tourism throughout the world and is unlikely to rebound until international airline travel again is possible. The timing of such international air travel is unknown. However much planning is going on in relation to Muslim Friendly Tourism to prepare for when international air travel recommences. Home Stays are beginning to be developed in Australia as a new avenue for Muslim Friendly Tourism. Examples of this are shown below.

Muslim-friendly homestay platform Muzbnb launched in response to discrimination on Airbnb.

MUZBNB is tapping into the rapidly growing “halal travel” industry, and its founder believes Australia will be a top destination.

Homestay complement Muslim Friendly Tourism resorts and should be encouraged on the Cocos (Keeling) Islands where

already some home based accommodation is provided. 3 YOUR CHILD’S FUTURE COVID 19 has seen major changes in the education sector at many levels. The way in which work has been carried out has also changed in many areas, as has the impact of COVID 19 on employment opportunities. Now is a good time for students and their parents to assess future study options and employment opportunities. The impact of COVID 19 on the business community has been massive and it has been estimated that it may several years to recover from COVID 19. One future for employment on the Cocos (Keeling) Islands will be provided through the Cooperative’s Gateway to Asia. 4 WORKPLACE, HEATH AND SAFETY Score Card For May 2020 there no reportable incidents with the Cooperative workforce. No loss time due to reportable incidents. Focus May 2020 the WHS focus is to be on COVID 19 and the way forward after COVID 19. 5 Strategic Plans As a direct result of the COVID 19 the Cooperative has developed the plan “Cocos (Keeling) Islands – Beyond COVID 19”. It is very important to plan for a future after COVID 19 passes, but also to ensure plans are in place should there be another COVID pandemic in the future. COVID 19 has taught many lessons and we should not forget these lessons.

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Public Notices Notis-notis Umum

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Games Page Halaman Kemainan

Brain Teasers

1. The more there is, the less

you see. What is it? 2. You can find it in Mercury,

Earth, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, but not in Venus or Neptune. What is it?

3. What goes on four feet in the morning, two in the afternoon a n d t h r e e i n t h e evening? (This is from the classic myth, Oedipus and the Riddle of the Sphinx)

4. What travels faster: heat or cold?

5. How far can a dog run into the woods?

Answers on next page

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

1. Fog 2. The letter “R” 3. A human. The times of day represent stages of human life. At the beginning of life, a baby crawls on four “feet.” As a person gets older, they walk on two feet. Later in life, a person will walk on three “feet” (two feet, plus a cane to help them walk). 4. Heat travels faster, because you can catch a cold! 5. Halfway. Once it reaches halfway, it’s running out of the woods.

Brain Teasers Answers

Sudoku Corner

ACROSS 1. Work out in fitness club 5. Marriage partner 9. Daughter’s child 10. In attendance (2,4) 12. Studio,….Century-Fox 13. Once more 14. Wuss 16. Pizza with the lot, super

….. 19. Wounded with dagger 21. 13-19 year-old 24. Electronic message sent

via Internet 25. Confusingly loud 27. Antiseptic solution 28. Beaten 29. Joked with, … around 30. Fire-resistant material

DOWN 1. 80 2. Fills with joy 3. Military student 4. Stockpile (5,2) 6. Large spiky tropical fruit 7. Caught by surprise, taken.. 8. Place in jeopardy 11. Neither … nor that 15. Lopsidedness or lack of equilibirum 17. * symbol 18. Risked 20. Nursery rhyme, Hickory Dickory ... 21. Educates 22. Mountain cabin (3,3) 23. Stage whispers 26. Give speech

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Community Events Acara Masyarakat

If you would like to include your community event, please contact the

CRC with your details.

TO BE CONFIRMED 20 JUNE

WI Market Day Cocos Islands CRC

24 JUNE Shire Council Meeting

CRC Conference Room

22 JULY Shire Council Meeting Council Chambers, HI

26 AUGUST Shire Council Meeting

CRC Conference Room, WI

19 SEPTEMBER WI Market Day

Cocos Islands CRC

23 SEPTEMBER Shire Council Meeting Council Chambers, HI

26 SEPTEMBER AFL Grand Final Cocos Club, WI

3 NOVEMBER Melbourne Cup

Cocos Club

4 NOVEMBER Shire Council Meeting

CRC Conference Room, WI

9 DECEMBER Shire Council Meeting Council Chambers, HI

12 DECEMBER WI Market Day

Cocos Islands CRC

13 DECEMBER Kids Christmas Party

Cocos Club

31 DECEMBER New Years Eve

Cocos Club

POSTPONED Administrators Ball

Cocos Islands

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