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557 16.03.2018 14.03.2018 

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Our Sincere Invitation 

We send out our best wish to all readers as 

this issue comes out on the first day of the Lunar 

New Year. Indeed we have more and more grand 

celebrative events these days here and there in 

Melbourne. 30 years ago only those community 

bodies in the China Town held some gatherings 

including lion dance, dragon dance or burning 

firecrackers to upload overseas Chinese festive 

sentiment. 

Those were the days. Over a couple of weeks, 

celebrations would be held at different landmarks. 

They are initiated and supported by local Councils 

and big companies, involving not just Chinese 

residents but tourists, overseas students and 

temporary residents of all kinds. Big Chinese 

communities are now in Boxhill, Springvale and 

Glen Waverley. Over the years such plentiful events 

have been supported by the mainstream and 

Chinese enterprises. At the Boxhill fun fair, brand 

names would be there to market their products; at 

Springvale where Chinese family culture dominates, 

its most traditional and kids friendly; at multi-cutural 

Glen Waverley the Chinese schools offer children 

activities to suit different kids. 

This year Rejoice Sameway will launch an 

interesting celebrative event at MC Square outside 

the Manningham Council building. Chinese represnts 

over 20% of the population in this Council; but there 

is no venue of ample size and easy transport access 

to hold big event.On 24th Febuary Saturday (9th day 

of the New Year), we will be holding a fun fair jointly 

with more than 20 local mainstream and Chinese 

community bodies. There will be a wide range of stall 

activities and stage performances for the enjoyment 

of the public, and for the participating community 

organisations to promote their local services. Over 

the years it has not been easy for some non-profit 

making Chinese community organisations to join in 

such New Year fun fair event becasue they could 

not afford the stall fee. Rejoice Organisation is proud 

to work with the sponsorship of Australian Post this 

year on this event so that we have a total $50,000 of 

lucky draw gifts for the public; and that many local 

organisations offering community service can share 

the fun with the public at an afforable cost. 

I hope the Rejoice Manningham Lunar New Year 

Fun Fair will have your supoort and you will join in to 

know more about our local community. 

See you at the MC Square in 24th Febuary. 

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What a way to open 2018, with a drive 

of the Kia Stinger, one of the most hotlyanticipated 

cars we can remember. 

It is an exciting car that is not 

expensive though that is not the same as 

being cheap either. The badge might be 

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by Europeans, although the Stinger mostly 

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and added wheels. 

That someone was Frenchman Gregory 

Guillaume, who heads Kia design centre 

in Germany, though his actual source of 

inspiration was the Maserati Ghibli coupe 

from the late 1960s. 

As with the majority of the shapely 

grand tourers of the era, the Stinger 

has a seductive body with a low, flowing 

roof and elongated proportions with a wide 

stance to give it plenty of presence on 

the road. Dark chrome on the front grille 

and wing mirrors add a touch of menace, 

helping to convey the idea that this is not a 

car to be messed with. 

The Kia Stinger has ample road presence 

even when viewed from the back, thanks to 

quad tailpipes and eye-catching taillights. 

The Kia Stinger is a slender 5-door 

coupe that will hold itself well against the 

likes of the German trademarks.From 

behind the wheel, the Stinger is immensely 

quick. The 2.0-litre gets to 100km/h in 

6 seconds flat and the 3.3-litre twinturbocharged 

V6 in 4.9 second. That is 

quicker than you would expect of most 

German and Japanese cars with the 

same engine size and when you want to 

overtake you do feel the Stingers exert 

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themselves nicely. 

Our test car 2.0Si is very refined on 

the move, with a ride quality that is firm yet 

super well resolved. The engine is quiet 

most times, unless you rev the heck out 

of it, in which case there is a nice, smooth 

twang to the sound. 

Overall, the Stinger 2.0-litre is one of 

those cars that are athletic but good at 

masking how quickly it is going. 

The handling is excellent. The 2.0Si 

feels like it has extremely low centre of 

gravity and when you dive round the bends 

there is practically no body roll. That does 

not come at the expense of ride quality 

which remains civilised at all times for such 

a well-planted car. 

The steering is not particularly sharp 

but overall this is a car that makes fast 

cornering a breeze like something set up to 

reassure the driver at all the times. It is worth 

repeating, though, that it is not a sports car 

it is a fast, stable cruiser. 

The gear-lever controls an eight-speed 

auto, which also has steering paddles. In 

Sport mode, the car manages to deliver 

sharp and confident handling. It does give 

the green light to push the car hard around

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249 434 317 617 

281 562 696 V6 

252 436 

320 635 284 565 

785 

the twistiness areas and even harder on the 

long straight by stiffening the ride and varying 

the timing of gear changes, even if the wellweighted 

steering withdraws a little feedback. 

Out on busy roads, the test car (2.0Si) 

is best left on Comfort mode. Even in 

this mode, the throttle remains fairly hairtriggered, 

the exhaust growling at a cruise, 

the steering quite leisurely and the engine 

pulls with smoothness and eagerness. The 

Stinger is still very much a Kia kind of car and 

you sense it the moment you sit inside. The 

quality of materials used here has obviously 

been upgraded but fails to convey the 

upmarket and premium feelings as compared 

to its German peers. The car is simple and 

classy rather than sporty and cool. 

The Kia Stinger is undeniably a superb 

family vehicle that will set the Korean 

brand in a positive light and direction. 

Driving the Stinger is never going to be 

dull. As with any Kia, the ownership 

equation is a good one for the Stinger, 

thanks to the brands industry-leading 

seven-year/unlimited kilometre warranty, 

with free roadside assistance. 

Theres seven years of cappedprice 

servicing, too, with Kia extending 

the Stingers service intervals to 12 

months/10,000km, compared with previous 

turbo models six month/7,500km schedule. 

Capped service pricing for four-cylinder 

models is pegged at $249, $434, $317, 

$617, $281, $562 and $696 for each 

interval during the warranty period, while V6 

models cost marginally more at $252, $436, 

$320, $635, $284, $565 and $785. 

2018 Stinger 

45,990 200S52,990 200 

Si55,990 GT-Line 

2.0 

6200rpm 182kW 

2,500 - 4,500rpm 400Nm 

1,400-4,500rpm 353Nm 

RWD 

SPECIFICATION 

8.8 100 ADR 

201 ADR 

200S 

ANCAP 

2018 Stinger 

48,990 330S55,990 

330Si59,990 GT 

3.3 V6 

6000 272kW 

1,300-4,500rpm 510Nm 

RWD 

10.2L 100 ADR 

239 ADR 

200S 

ANCAP 

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I had come to Nigeria on a work mission in developing risk 

protection solutions against malaria. This initiative is particularly 

proving its value as the recent 2017 World Malaria Report, 

published by the WHO, states that Nigeria is constituting 

27% of malaria cases worldwide. Sadly, of the 30 African 

countries studied, Nigeria suffers from the worlds largest 

malaria burden and funding gap in malaria elimination in Africa 

– greater than 90% of the population is at risk of malaria 

infection. 

Malaria is a preventable and treatable disease that still 

affects millions of families across the African continent. It 

keeps children out of school and prevents parents from 

earning a steady income, costing the African economy US 

$12 billion a year at direct losses. Whilst malaria deaths 

have plunged by more than 60% since 2000, cases rose in a 

majority of African countries in 2016, signalling that years of 

progress are at risk of stalling. 

You may ask – if malaria is preventable, why is the greater 

population of Nigeria still suffering from this disease? On-theground 

experience (backed by research studies) indicates two 

greatest challenges: (1) individual Nigerians continue to bear 

the cost of malaria out of their pocket; and (2) inadequate 

education on preventative measures. 

Whilst on paper, there are a number of government 

policies which offers health care services to deal with malaria, 

some studies indicate that the public health budget only 

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covers hospital staff salaries and management of facilities. For 

example, pregnant women and children under 5 are entitled 

to free malaria treatment in the Nigerian public health system. 

However, in reality hospitals are often out-of-stock on malaria 

drugs. The result of under-stocking may even be due to illegal 

sales distribution of public drugs in the private market. As 

a result, Nigerians are required to pay for malaria treatment 

out of their own pockets. Recent research indicates that 

malaria intervention is not efficient and over 65% of all health 

expenditures in Nigeria is borne by households through out-ofpocket 

spending. 

In discussions with Nigerians in Lagos, it will not be 

difficult to notice that a great proportion of the population 

does not use insecticide treated nets. In studies done in rural 

Hausa communities of the Kano State, although 80% of the 

household had a mosquito net at home, the utilization rate was 

lesser than half. Moreover, despite high level of knowledge 

about malaria, gaps persist in preventative practices, 

particularly in the use of mosquito net. Moreover, as a result 

of mis-understanding about malaria treatment, Nigerians 

often consume malaria drugs without performing and tests on 

malaria. The accessibility of Rapid Diagnostic Tests (RDTs) is 

also a contributing factor. 

Whilst the delivery of malaria tests and treatment may 

appear uncomplicated, the implementation of it requires 

the execution of adequate public health policies with great 

consideration into human behaviour. 

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