Vol. 7 Issue 2. 2018
The Australian Emergency Services Magazine is a community educational resource dedicated to the recognition and promotion of emergency service personnel, and the awareness of safety measures, for the community, family and individual. We aim to provide relevant and up to date information and advancements within each of the emergency response sectors and first responders.
The Australian Emergency Services Magazine is a community educational resource dedicated to the recognition and promotion of emergency service personnel, and the awareness of safety measures, for the community, family and individual. We aim to provide relevant and up to date information and advancements within each of the emergency response sectors and first responders.
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Janet Rowe presented with the award by the President of the Victoria Police Games Federation and Victoria Police Deputy Police Commissioner, Andrew Crisp<br />
The games have over forty sporting<br />
events to participate in, ranging from<br />
angling and archery through to AFL9’s<br />
and the gruelling Toughest Competitor<br />
Alive! These games certainly capture<br />
the essence of our emergency services<br />
personnel.<br />
Last year’s winner of the 2017 Stuart<br />
Taylor Memorial Award, ‘Best<br />
Performance of the Games’ - Janet Rowe<br />
(pictured above) says what she likes<br />
most about the Games is the friendships<br />
that are made, the team spirit and sense<br />
of belonging and community.<br />
This memorial award is given for<br />
excellence not only in the field of<br />
competititon but also for enthusiasm<br />
and willingness to be involved in all<br />
aspects of the Vicotria Police and<br />
Emergency Services Games.<br />
6<br />
ESTA’s Indoor Cricket Team<br />
Janet, who currently works for ESTA,<br />
has competed in the games for the last<br />
4 years in pool swimming, open water<br />
swimming and water relay. She has<br />
worked in the emergency services sector<br />
for 15 years and was previously in the<br />
military where she used to compete
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