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Pittwater Life August 2018 Issue

To Your Health. Flood of Complaints. Matt Burke. B-Line U-Turn. Taste of the Beaches.

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in a Loosely Woven concert<br />

and when they do it sounds<br />

fantastic for all of us!,” Wayne<br />

said. The concert starts<br />

4pm at the Avalon Baptist<br />

Church. Afternoon tea will<br />

be provided with voluntary<br />

donations to Avalon Amnesty<br />

International Group defending<br />

human rights. More info<br />

kath_moody@hotmail.com or<br />

looselywoven.org.<br />

Rowing challenge for<br />

youth mental health<br />

Avalon Beach Surf Club boaties<br />

are hitting the rowing<br />

machines for 24 hours to<br />

raise awareness and funds<br />

for the charities One Eighty<br />

and Gotcha4<strong>Life</strong> – two groups<br />

focused on providing support<br />

to young adults and opportunities<br />

to openly discuss mental<br />

health. They are rowing for 24<br />

hours to highlight the fact that<br />

mental illness is a 24-hour-aday<br />

health issue and to remind<br />

all that there is support 24<br />

hours of each day too. The<br />

action will take place at Avalon<br />

Beach Surf Club, starting at<br />

10am on (the very apt date of)<br />

18/08/18. Support around the<br />

clock appreciated; go to avalonbeachslsc.com.au<br />

for more<br />

info and to make a donation.<br />

Dr Rip eyes purple<br />

patch at Newport<br />

Surf Scientist and worldrenowned<br />

expert Associate<br />

Professor Dr Rob (Rip) Brander<br />

from UNSW is coming to<br />

Newport on Sunday <strong>August</strong><br />

26 with his award-winning<br />

visual multi-media presentation<br />

about our beaches. Great<br />

for ages 8 years and up, Dr Rip<br />

shows the journey each tiny<br />

grain of sand takes to reach<br />

the beach and the impact of<br />

massive swells that roll in<br />

during big storms. And the big<br />

highlight… he explains how<br />

deadly rip currents form and<br />

shows you how you can spot<br />

them by throwing dye into the<br />

surf. Starts 3pm. Bookings<br />

and more info at newportsurfclub.com.au<br />

Continued on page 26<br />

News<br />

The Local Voice Since 1991<br />

AUGUST <strong>2018</strong> 25

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