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4 KATHERINE TIMES, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4, 2013 www.katherinetimes.com.au Meriadoc Brandybuck - Dominic Monaghan - visited the Katherine region last week to film for his new TV series ‘Wild Things with Dominic Monaghan’. The actor became famous around the world as hobbit in Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy. Rural Land Sales Price from $275,000 Selling Now – Stage 1 AW1247709 AW1247709 • Rural lots from 8ha to 18ha • 10 minutes to town • 15kms south of Katherine • Out of the flood zone Land sales phone 0412 360 977 HOBBIT Meriadoc Brandybuck swapped the Shire for the stunning scenery of Katherine and its sur- rouds when Lord of the Rings star Dominic Monaghan visited the re- gion. Mr Monaghan - who is know around the world as Hobbit Merry who travelled alongside Frodo Bag- gins and Pippin Took to Mordor in Peter Jackon’s Lord of the Ring tril- ogy - stayed in Katherine for four nights shooting for his new TV series Wild Things with Dominic Monaghan. He was spotted filming in and around Katherine, Pine Creek, Ade- laide River and Darwin. The famous Hobbit caught up with Katherine reptile catcher David Reed from Reedy’s Reptiles and got up close and personal with Kather- ine’s wildlife. Late last week Mr Monaghan flew to Cairns to continue filming for his show. Wild Things with Dominic Monaghan is set to be screened on ABC 2 early next year - showcasing Katherine’s wildlife. Ibis Front Reservation Manager Lisa Dawes and Ibis General Manager Zane Murray show off their Brolga Awards. >> news KATHERINE’S Ibis Styles Hotel has been awarded a Brolga award for Best Standard Accommodation in the Northern Territory. The annual Brolga awards are the highest tourism accolades in the re- gion and Ibis front office reservation manager Lisa Dawes said the Brolga recognition for the Ibis Hotel would be “great for the Katherine region” “Competing against Darwin and the Alice Springs, Katherine now has the best standard accommodation in the Northern Territory,” Ms Dawes said. But not only the hotel was recog- nised at the 27th Brolga Tourism Awards. Ms Dawes also took home a Brolga, winning the George Dunne Award for Outstanding Contribution by an Individual. This award recognises the extraor- dinary personal and professional achievement and contribution by any individual over many years to the Northern Territory tourism industry. Ms Dawes, who has lived and worked in the Northern Territory for over 22 years, has called Katherine home for the past 20 years and puts all her passion towards the Ibis Styles hotel, having worked at every role - from room attendant to relieving Gen- eral Manager. Ms Dawes said that Katherine’s strong showing in the Brolga awards will mean extra business for the whole town. “Tourists will stay with us and spend their money in town,” Ms Dawes said. The Ibis Styles will now represent Northern Territory in the Qantas Aus- tralian Tourism Awards held in Syd- ney on February 7. Industry Development Officer for Tourism NT, Susan Web, said that through her hospitality work, charity initiatives, sporting bodies, and vol- unteer work, Ms Dawes would em- body the strength and character of a true Territorian and had been the strongest candidate for the George Dunne Award. Minister for Tourism Matt Conlan congratulated all the winners and said their outstanding efforts were helping return visitor’s numbers to the North- ern Territory. Ibis Styles’ Brolga set to attract visitors Merry swaps Shire for Katherine region and its wildlife
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4 KATHERINE TIMES, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4, 2013 www.katherinetimes.com.au
Meriadoc Brandybuck - Dominic Monaghan - visited the Katherine region last week to film for
his new TV series ‘Wild Things with DominicMonaghan’.
The actor became famous around the world ashobbit in Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings
trilogy.
Rural Land Sales
Land sales phone Paddy 0412 360 977
Price from $275,000
Selling Now – Stage 1
Rural lots from 8ha to 18ha. Rural lots from 8ha to 18ha.
Plentiful water for bores and Plentiful water for bores and
proven bore in development site.proven bore in development site.
Soils Red Brown sandy loam. Soils Red Brown sandy loam.
10 minutes to town. 10 minutes to town.
15kms south of Katherine. 15kms south of Katherine.
Out of the fl ood zone. Out of the fl ood zone.
AW12
4770
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AW1247709
• Rural lots from 8ha to18ha
• 10 minutes to town• 15kms south of
Katherine• Out of the flood zone
Land sales phone 0412 360 977
HOBBIT Meriadoc Brandybuckswapped the Shire for the stunningscenery of Katherine and its sur-rouds when Lord of the Rings starDominic Monaghan visited the re-gion.
Mr Monaghan - who is knowaround the world as Hobbit Merrywho travelled alongside Frodo Bag-gins and Pippin Took to Mordor in
Peter Jackon’s Lord of the Ring tril-ogy - stayed in Katherine for fournights shooting for his new TV series Wild Things with DominicMonaghan.
He was spotted filming in andaround Katherine, Pine Creek, Ade-laide River and Darwin.
The famous Hobbit caught upwith Katherine reptile catcher David
Reed from Reedy’s Reptiles and gotup close and personal with Kather-ine’s wildlife.
Late last week Mr Monaghanflew to Cairns to continue filmingfor his show.
Wild Things with Dominic Monaghan is set to be screened onABC 2 early next year - showcasingKatherine’s wildlife.
Ibis Front Reservation Manager Lisa Dawes and Ibis General Manager Zane Murray show off their Brolga Awards.
>> news
KATHERINE’S Ibis Styles Hotelhas been awarded a Brolga award forBest Standard Accommodation in theNorthern Territory.
The annual Brolga awards are thehighest tourism accolades in the re-gion and Ibis front office reservationmanager Lisa Dawes said the Brolgarecognition for the Ibis Hotel wouldbe “great for the Katherine region”
“Competing against Darwin andthe Alice Springs, Katherine now has
the best standard accommodation inthe Northern Territory,” Ms Dawessaid.
But not only the hotel was recog-nised at the 27th Brolga TourismAwards.
Ms Dawes also took home aBrolga, winning the George DunneAward for Outstanding Contributionby an Individual.
This award recognises the extraor-dinary personal and professional
achievement and contribution by anyindividual over many years to theNorthern Territory tourism industry.
Ms Dawes, who has lived andworked in the Northern Territory forover 22 years, has called Katherinehome for the past 20 years and puts allher passion towards the Ibis Styleshotel, having worked at every role -from room attendant to relieving Gen-eral Manager.
Ms Dawes said that Katherine’s
strong showing in the Brolga awardswill mean extra business for the wholetown.
“Tourists will stay with us andspend their money in town,” MsDawes said.
The Ibis Styles will now representNorthern Territory in the Qantas Aus-tralian Tourism Awards held in Syd-ney on February 7.
Industry Development Officer forTourism NT, Susan Web, said that
through her hospitality work, charityinitiatives, sporting bodies, and vol-unteer work, Ms Dawes would em-body the strength and character of atrue Territorian and had been thestrongest candidate for the GeorgeDunne Award.
Minister for Tourism Matt Conlancongratulated all the winners and saidtheir outstanding efforts were helpingreturn visitor’s numbers to the North-ern Territory.
Ibis Styles’ Brolga set to attract visitors
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