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Collapse Issue 446 - 04 Jun 2018Issue 446 - 04 Jun 2018
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Community meeting calls for Crown Land buy back
Cafes and council promote reusable coffee cups
Students have chance meeting with PM
On-demand transport pilot launches at Woy Woy
Grants for work on heritage buildings
Not one cent used to recruit a GP, says O'Neill
Peninsula attractions included on website
CWA officer visits sister branch
Woy Woy Bay Rd to be repaired
Woy Woy CWA branch has largest member increase
Second place for marmalade
Bonanza Book Fair at PCYC
Fashion market day at The Bays
Food drive for Mary Mac's Place
Tony Burke to talk at surf club
Rotary club inducts new president
Chamber welcomes pearl harvest
Royal wedding high tea
Money raised for Cancer Council
Club celebrates life of Rotarian
Council endorses water and sewerage plan
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My offer to help with Rawson Rd stands
Reject selective journalism
Use carpark for new Umina library
What money will council put into dredging?
Councillors should not stop essential services
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Bowlers learn how hospital donations have been used
Volunteers wanted by aged care provider
Children's show for Clown Doctors
Special activities at local hospital
Mental health workshop
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Night of comedy and tragedy at folk club
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Peninsula students perform in Sydney Opera House
Students win engineering challenge
Large tree removed at Woy Woy school
Memorabilia displayed for 90th birthday
Students perform at NRL game
Aboriginal studies students complete major projects
Students gather for cultural excursion
Cross country carnival has 200 competitors
Students qualify for Sydney North Carnival
AFL team in State knockout
School loses support officer
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Ron returns with national bronze
Bridge club joins Brain Research Challenge
Charity bowls raises $1100
Surf club holds presentation night
Swans junior raise money for McGrath Foundation
Soccer clubs suffer defeats

Swans junior raise money for McGrath Foundation

The Peninsula Swans Junior AFL Club turned pink on Mother's Day 2018 and raised $600 for the McGrath Foundation.

"The club is going through a period of growth and a core area of focus is establishing a family friendly environment that enables kids of all skills to be part of a team," said president Mr Jason Fulwood.

"With so many members in our local community affected by breast cancer, the club was keen to do something this year to make a difference.

"The club sold raffle tickets, arranged a cake stall and all players wore pink socks to raise funds for such a worthy cause.

"We are proud of the work that we have done with this initiative and we will continue to focus on making the club a family-friendly, socially-aware environment.

"We plan on making next Mother's Day bigger and pinker," Mr Fulwood said.

"Even though the season has started, the Swans welcome new players to the club.

"Aussie Rules is a game for everyone," he added.

The Peninsula Swans will also host the AFL Hunter Coast's 2018 Challenge Cup on June 10 at Rogers Park.

The Challenge Cup will pit seven junior AFL teams against one another, starting with the Under 12's girls at 9am and concluding with the Under 17's boys at 5:10pm.





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