Official Program Trans Tasman Tournament

program350 athletes :: 500 supporters :: 250 volunteers :: 4 sports

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Letter of WeLcome from SpeciaL oLympicS auStraLia Letter from the chair

Welcome to Cairns!

Congratulations to all athletes who have been selected to compete at this second Trans Tasman Tournament, including the athletes from Tonga who are here to compete at their first international event. All of you should feel very proud of the journey that began with regular training in your own community and will now be celebrated here in Queensland.

This is the first Trans Tasman Tournament to be held in Australia and the first major Special Olympics event to be held in Cairns. It represents a commitment by the local community to create opportunities for people with an intellectual disability to enjoy the thrill of sport, fun and friendship. From this Tournament, the foundations will be set for a strong local program of regular training for people with an intellectual disability.

In the meantime, we look forward to some great competition in athletics, basketball, 7-a-side football (soccer) and tenpin bowling, and we expect much inspiration to come from the performance of our athletes. Win or lose they will give their personal best as they share in the joy of sport and sportsmanship.

If you are a family member, carer, official or supporter you should feel proud of the dedication and passion you have shown to allow these athletes to celebrate their talents and showcase their ability at this uplifting competition. This is also your time to shine.

Many thanks must also go to the Cairns community, including media and sponsors, Patrons and Ambassadors, and of course the Games Organising Committee for their dedication to this event.

The Trans Tasman Tournament will leave a legacy of support for people with an intellectual disability long after this great competition is over. So, let the Tournament begin!

Dear Athletes, Coaches and Administrators, Families and Supporters, Officials, Volunteers and Guests

Welcome to Cairns and welcome to the Trans Tasman Tournament!

Special Olympics Australia entrusted the organising - with lots of support, of course - of this event to a local volunteer committee, that has worked diligently in its planning and organisation of this Tournament.

As the Chair of the Games Organising Committee, I am grateful to have this opportunity of recognising the dedication and commitment of my fellow Committee members and all of the other volunteers who have been involved in making this event possible.

I also acknowledge and thank our local community patrons, ambassadors and sponsors - who are listed in this program. Without support from the local community, events like the Trans Tasman Tournament may never happen. This is such an exciting opportunity for Special Olympians to compete with other athletes from around Australia and New Zealand, in our beautiful city and using our amazing sports facilities.

I also recognise and applaud those who have contributed to getting our athletes to these Games: the coaches and administrators, the families and supporters. Without your dedication and commitment our athletes would not be here to compete in this event.

Without the athletes, though, we would have no tournament, and so I especially want to pay tribute to them. I recognise the huge achievement and commitment – the hours of practice and training - of all the athletes to reach this level of competition. While not everyone can be a medal winner, the personal achievements of participating and competing are every bit as worthwhile. I hope each and every one of you enjoys the experience of the Tournament, remembering that camaraderie, friendship, adventure, team participation and pride, sportsmanship and new personal bests are just some of the benefits of the Special Olympics experience.

We have a few days of excellent sport ahead of us, here in Cairns, as you can see from the program. May the athletes do their best, and may the spectators cheer long and loud.

Enjoy the Trans Tasman Tournament.

Mark Streeting Chair, Special Olympics Australia

Gill Stapleton Chief Executive Officer, Special Olympics Australia

Georgie Montague Chair, Games Organising Committee Cairns


Letter from bob manning, cairnS mayor Letter from gavin king, member for cairnS

It is my pleasure to welcome everyone to the 2012 Special Olympics Trans Tasman Tournament to be held in Cairns.

We feel very honoured that our city has been chosen to host this tournament given that this is the first time the event has been held in Australia, and we look forward to making the more than 500 athletes and 150 coaches and carers from across Australia and New Zealand welcome.

This week is all about great sport and camaraderie. It aims to inspire and I am confident that it will achieve this goal, with so many athletes ready to show us their personal best efforts.

The Special Olympics is a very “special” movement indeed, supporting an estimated 3.5 million athletes in over 170 countries around the world.

The understanding and support of the Special Olympics allows people with an intellectual disability to discover the skills that allow them to improve their health, develop self-confidence and bring joy to themselves, their families and their community.

On behalf of the people of Cairns and the surrounding region, I welcome all athletes, their coaches, carers, friends and family to our city.

I hope you enjoy your time here and that you will return in the future for a longer and more leisurely stay to experience more of what our region has to offer.

Good luck to all the athletes and may the 2012 Special Olympics Trans Tasman Tournament be a great success!

Welcome to Cairns, our great city!

We are honoured to host, for the first time, the Special Olympics Trans Tasman Tournament.

As both Member for Cairns and Assistant Tourism Minister I understand the enormous benefit of sporting events to our region and the opportunity it provides to our local athletes to experience the thrill of being part of a representative team.

The Trans Tasman Tournament provides a valuable pathway for talented Special Olympic athletes to pursue their ambitions in their chosen sport and to reach their full potential through robust international competition.

With more than 320 Special Olympic athletes registered from all over Australia, New Zealand and Tonga this event will be as much a cultural exchange as is it about the contest. The joy of friendships experienced at events like these are often as rewarding or more enduring than the sport itself.

Team-work is key to any sporting event. Behind every athlete is a team of people – a dedicated coach, parents and carers, and event officials who work tirelessly, voluntarily, to bring this opportunity to life.

Our community is to be commended for its generosity and I urge local businesses and community organisations to continue to support this worthy event.

Athletes, I wish you a life-changing experience here in Cairns that may encourage even greater dreams and achievements.

Bob Manning Cairns Mayor

Gavin King Member for Cairns


Letter from curtiS pitt, State member for muLgrave Letter from Sen jan mcLucuS

Welcome to the Trans Tasman Tournament

I would like to personally welcome all of the athletes, officials and their families to Cairns for the Special Olympics Trans Tasman Tournament.

I am proud to have been involved with the Special Olympics Far North Queensland branch since it launched 14 September 2011. It started by offering participants a choice of athletics, ten pin bowling and horse riding and has grown this year to suit the interests of its athletes and now includes football, swimming, golf and tennis also.

As Patron of Special Olympics Far North Queensland region I look forward to working with the newly formed committee to continue to build the profile of Special Olympics in the region. I enjoy participating in regular sport such as tennis and cycling and as former Minister for Disability Services have seen firsthand the great work that Special Olympics does in helping to enrich the lives of participants.

It is great to see the Trans Tasman Tournament being held here in the Far North for the first time with over 300 athletes and 500 supporters travelling from New Zealand, Tonga and around Australia, including four local athletes to compete in the event. Securing this tournament for Cairns will pave the way for more Special Olympics events to be held in the Far North region in the future.

Australia is also lucky enough to host the 2013 Asia Pacific Games in December next year where they will welcome athletes, coaches, volunteers and spectators from 25 nations across the Asia Pacific regions.

I hope that the athletes enjoy their time participating in this event and are able to achieve their personal best.

It is my great pleasure to welcome Special Olympians, their coaches, volunteers and families to the Trans Tasman Tournament in my home town of Cairns. We are proud to be your host city and hope you have a successful and enjoyable stay.

I was truly privileged to join our Australian team last year at the Special Olympics in Athens and celebrate the extraordinary achievements of our team. By the end I really felt part of the “Special Olympics Family”.

And it was a life changing event for me. For a person like me – not an active sportsperson (but good at watching and cheering) to join our team and the opening ceremony was thrilling.

In Olympic tradition, the opening ceremony saw each country enter the stadium.

I stood amongst our team, around 130-strong athletes, waiting to be called. As we all walked into the stadium, the Parthenon – the historic centre of Athens and the birthplace of the Olympic movement – our team was introduced... AUSTRALIA.

Instantly, I had goose bumps. My back was straight. My chin up. I was so proud.

To hear the support that erupted for our team, to see our athletes embrace the incredible atmosphere and enjoy the pinnacle of their sporting careers - was one of the greatest thrills of my life.

It was that ‘goosebump’ moment that really showed me that this wasn’t just about sport, it was so much more. I may not be a great athlete but my eyes have been opened as the power of sport, the spirit of the Olympic movement.

Special Olympics encourages every athlete to achieve their personal best, no matter what their level of ability.

Of course athletes strive to win medals, but it is also about courage, confidence and camaraderie. This attitude is summed up in their oath: ‘Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.’

It’s all about achieving our personal best – something we can all do, whatever we do.

Special thanks go to our local Organising Committee. In a very short time you’ve done great things.

Welcome Special Olympics athletes from Australia, New Zealand and Tonga to Cairns!

Curtis Pitt State Member for Mulgrave

Sen Jan McLucus Member for Cairns


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“If I can train for 15 weeks for a marathon, I can do just about anything.” —Billy Quick, Special Olympics athlete

Meet the Stars of the Show ......................... 9-11

Sports Program ........................................... 12-13

Venue Locations Map.......................................14

Barlow Park Map .............................................. 15

Families & Supporters Hub .............................16

Families & Supporters Event ........................... 17

Merchandise ...................................................... 17

Opening & Closing Ceremony .......................18

Games Amabassadors ......................................19

Introduding the Team ......................................19

Our Very Special 1 In 500 Donors .................20

Sponsors & Supportors .................................... 21

australIan athletesaCt athletes 1 Brown, Daniel1 Cameron, Alex1 Court, Leckie1 Dale, Mark1 Green, David1 Harber, Scott1 Jones, Dean1 Smith, Beth1 Smith, Courtenay10 Total Athletes

nsW athletes1 Archer, Lorraine1 Barefoot, Kylie1 Bartlett, Arron1 Beatie, Douglas1 Bevington, Blayne1 Blackadder, Raymond1 Bloem, Bradley1 Borger, Brendan1 Brown, Kris 1 Butsuttil, Dane1 Chapman, Carley1 Chapple, Tamara1 Cook,Christopher

1 Cousins, Corrina1 Cutner, Jessica1 Davies, Stephen 1 Davis, Alexander1 Duncan, Scott1 Emerson, Ashley1 Fairweather, Anthony1 Francis, Grant1 Frost, Joshua1 Fyfe, Cameron1 Gibbens, Brett1 Greig, Kevin1 Griffin, Daniel1 Hardy, Reanna1 Hedges, Adam1 Hendry, Christopher1 Jackson, Anthony1 Jackson, Therese1 Kearney, Taylor1 Lantry, Jarrod1 Lawson, Beau1 Lawson, Trent1 Lewis-Hughes, Jamie1 Lloyd, Bryce1 Malhotra, Jish1 Marriott, Lee1 McGrath, Brooke

1 McKinnon, West1 McLean, Josie1 McWhirter, Denise1 Medhurst, James 1 Molesworth, Sarah1 Nelson, Jason1 Nicolson, Phillip1 Onley, Robert1 Quan, Nathaniel1 Radford, Andrew1 Ridley, Debbie1 Ridley, Jessica1 Robinson, Nicole1 Roughley, Aidan1 Rowe, Bradley1 Schofield, Matthew1 Southgate, Joshua1 Stanojlovic, Nebojsa1 Tekema, Joshua1 Vickers, Daniel1 Wheeler, Christine1 Williamson, Ann-Marie62 Total Athletes

QlD athletes 1 Baker, Michael1 Barlow, Kristopher

1 Burke, Sara1 Campbell, Ashlee1 Clark, Neil1 Cotter, Geoffrey1 Davison, Adam1 Dixon, Jack1 Downham, Matt1 Draper, Ryan1 Ellis, Darren1 Evans, Joselyn1 Faulkner, John1 Fisher, Miles1 Glenister, Cameron1 Gorman, Robert 1 Gray,Nicholas1 Haack, Benjamin1 Hampton, Clark1 Harmer, Isaac1 Hartley, Sarah1 Hill, Paul1 Hohl, Jacob1 Hook, James1 Howard, Tristan1 Kimber, Zachary1 King, Amanda1 Knust, Adam1 Lawley, Stephen

1 Christopher, Lyons1 Massam, Emily1 McGrath, Joshua1 McPaul, Tracey1 Meehan, Andrea1 Micallef, Faye1 Nardi, Jay1 Norris, Jack1 O’Neill, Neville1 Palmer, Dane1 Reisenleiter, Kim1 Roennfeldt, Geoffrey1 Rose, Sandra1 Ross, Jackson1 Rossiter, Kathleen1 Ryder, Bradley1 Seawright, Damien1 Sharp, Matthew1 Smith, Alexander1 Smith, Lorelle1 Sondergaard, Peter1 Streeting Matthew1 Steinhardt, Ben1 Tyrrell, Elliot1 Weir, Hayden1 Williams, Jasmine1 Wilson, Vicki

meet the StarS of the ShoW… athLeteS at the tranS taSman SpeciaL oLympicS gameS


meet the StarS of the ShoW… athLeteS at the tranS taSman SpeciaL oLympicS gameS

neW zealanD athletesauckland1 Boswell, Keith1 Boyce, Jason1 Dobbs, Daryl1 Feary, Lawrence1 Lynskey, Joanna1 Malone, Jenny1 Sharples, Ella1 Standbrook, Annabel8 Total Athletes

hawkes Bay athletes1 Crabtree, Kieran1 Cullwick, Peter1 Donovan, Michael1 Dromgool, Daniel1 Gudsell, James1 King, Mark1 Mapson, Matthew1 Morgan, Fransesca1 Potts, Colin1 Ryan, Joshua1 Sellars, Matthew1 Smith, Hayden1 Truebridge, Daniel

1 Wilson, Scott14 Total Athletes

howick Pakuranga athletes1 Jackson, Scot1 Mabotuwana, Hasini1 Rae, Glen1 Sleeman, Rebecca4 Total Athletes

hutt Valley athletes1 Bhattacharjee, Sonali1 Donovan, Patrick1 Ledingham, Wade1 Loftus, Thomas4 Total Athletes

Manawatu athletes1 Besley, Rhys1 Bublitz, Roger1 Condliffe, Joshua1 Davies, Stephanie1 Harris, Fraser1 Huntingdon, Justine1 Johns, Tyler1 Johnson, Ian

1 Johnson, Keri-Anne1 MacMillian, Tony1 Morgan, Craig1 Rowell, Craig1 Sandbrook, Tracy1 Simes, Matthew1 Westwood, Matthew1 Wilson, Jordan16 Total Athletes

Manukau athletes 1 Hoebergen, Louise1 Maynard, Veronica1 Roberts, Steven1 Thorn, Chelsea4 Total Athletes

southland athletes1 Jeffries, Abby1 King, Sarah1 McGuire, James1 McKenzie, Grant1 Minty, Hamish1 O’Brien, Phillip1 Saunders, Sherryl1 Shelton, Damien1 Storer, Zane

1 Wilson-Sadler, Leroy10 Total Athletes

Wellington athletes1 Cree, David1 Di Leva, Matthew1 Faherty, Dominic1 Gordon, Adrian4 Total Athletes

Canterbury athletes1 Brown, Roberts Jason1 Cayford, Dale1 Clifford, Samuel1 Davies, Megan1 Garner, Bradley1 Haxell, Tracey1 Johns, Alexander1 Krammer, Kieran1 Pachnatz, Thomas1 Smith, Raymond1 Wood, Allan11 Total Athletes

tonga athletes1 Ma’afu, Pauli1 Maka, Fonau1 Samisoni, Tangifua1 Tangifua, Felisiano4 Total Athletes

1 Wilson-McNaught, Kie1 Yates, Kylie1 Yates, Kylie59 Total Athletes

sa athletes1 Antal, Daniel1 Baker, Rhys1 Balkwill, Nathan 1 Battens, Thomas1 Beinke, Catherine1 Bell, Matthew1 Calipari, Anthony1 Collett, Mark1 Crease, Sam1 Cummings, Andrew1 Eisemann, Matthew1 Evans, Robert1 Garton, Therese1 Gordon, Joshua1 Gouras, Con1 Hayes, Patrick1 Hester, Laura1 Jarrett, Benjamin1 Krinks, Rachael1 Leikas, Paul1 Mansfield, Raymond

1 O’Brien, Robery1 Packham, Lauren1 Rak, Damien1 Roberts, Jenny1 Russ, Mark1 Seiler, Jamal1 Sellars, Shaun1 Taylor, Jim1 Thomson, Christopher1 Tsataronis, Peter1 Wooden, Juanita32 Total Athletes

tas athletes 1 Brown, Darren 1 Brown, Thomas 1 Jenkins, Kai 1 Swifte, Daniel 4 Total Athletes

VIC athletes1 Arrowsmith, Justin1 Baines, Michael1 Bartlett, Joanne1 Blows, Jocelyn1 Burnham, Glen1 Champion, Ryan

1 Chauvin, White Karine1 Dodson, Jason1 Dryburgh, Kellyanne1 Emmett, Victoria1 Francis, Patrick 1 Freeman, Jarrod1 Gerard, Lisa1 Grosvenor, Leanne1 Guest, Darcy1 Gumbleton, Erin1 Henderson, William1 Hogan, Pail1 Hughes, Katrina1 Hughes, Kellie 1 Jackson, Lucas1 James, Nathan1 Lant, Kristen1 Lloyd, Krystelle1 Macafee, Daniel1 Madgwick, Leigh1 Marsalek, Joshua1 Pearson, Luke1 Rees, Stephen1 Robinson, David1 Romanic, Maria1 Salvatore, Adrian1 Schimizzi, Jordan

1 Slattery, Christopher1 Stone, Janet1 Sullivan, Brian1 Thorpe, Rachel1 Upton, Jaymee-Leigh1 Vagg, Jason1 Van Wilgenburg, Michael1 Williams, Justin41 Total Athletes

Wa athletes1 Armstrong, Aidan1 Barrow, Verity1 Doering, Thomas1 Gibbons, Daniel1 Gilbert, Paul1 Gilbert, Sarah1 Harman, Peter1 Hoareau, Paul1 Johnson, Luke1 Jones, Jamie1 Marsiglia, Kristy1 McAtackney, Liam1 O’Malley, Laura1 Pegdon, Matthew1 Penny, Andrea1 Phillips, Kevin

1 Pusey, Michael1 Reid, Shannon1 Russell, Nelligan1 Sugihdharma, John1 Urban, David1 Watts, Kaylelene1 Whait, Louise1 Wood, Erin24 Total Athletes


SportS program

athletICsVenue: Barlow Park

Tuesday 9 October

9.30am – 10.00am Warm Up

10.15am – 3.00pm Competition

3.00pm – 3.30pm Medal Presentations

Wednesday 10 October


10.15am – 2.30pm Competition


Thursday 11 October

Back up inclement weather plan – Option for athletes to attend Football, Basketball and Ten Pin

FOOtBallVenue: West Barlow Park

Tuesday 9 October


10.00am – 12.00pm Round Robin Matches (2)

12.30pm – 3.30pm Round Robin Matches (3)



9.30am – 12.30pm Round Robin Matches (3)

1.00pm – 3.00pm Round Robin Matches (2)

Thursday 11 October

9.30am – 11.30am Medal Games (2 matches)

12.00pm – 1.00pm Unity Game

ten PIn BOWlInGVenue: Go Bowling

Tuesday 9 October

8.00am – 2.00pm Singles Bowling



8.00am – 12.00pm Teams Bowling

1.00pm – 4.00pm Teams Bowling

Thursday 11 October

9.00am – 12.00pm Unity Teams Bowling Cup

BasKetBallVenue: Bendigo Bank Basketball stadium

Tuesday 9 October


10.00am – 12.00pm Divisioning Games

1.00pm – 4.00pm Round Robin Games


9.00am – 2.00pm Round Robin Games

2.00pm – 4.00pm Bronze Medal Games

Thursday 11 October

9.00am – 12.30pm Gold Medal Games

1.00pm – 2.00pm Unity Team Basketball Cup

*please note that changes to the programme of events may be necessary, please confirm all start times*


venue LocationS map barLoW park map


famiLeS & SupporterS hub famiLieS & SupporterS event merchandiSe

Families and Supporters coming to Cairns to support athletes at the Trans Tasman Tournament are requested to pick up their accreditation at the Families and Supporters Hub at The Pier, Pier Point Road, Cairns.

Families and Supporters can pick up any pre-paid merchandise and tickets. Also available will be welcome packs which contain information about Cairns, vouchers and information about special discounts for Families and Supporters. Merchandise and tickets for the Opening and Closing Ceremonies will be available for purchase.

Registered Families and Supporters are invited to join us at a special event during the Trans Tasman Tournament. This will be a great opportunity to meet with other athletes’ families and friends from around Australia and New Zealand, share stories, make new friends, relax and kick back.

Enjoy a wonderful meal, courtesy of our hosts at The Pier Bar and Grill. There will be no cost for the meal, and you can purchase your drinks at the bar.

Where: The Pier Bar and Grill at The Pier

When: Tuesday 9th October 2012 from 6.00pm-8.00pm

RSVP: [email protected]

After 8.00pm, feel welcome to stay on at The Pier Bar and Grill, when it develops a party atmosphere... Wander into the city to sample some of the other nightlife in beautiful Cairns... Go for a moonlit walk along The Esplanade... Go and have coffee and dessert in one of the many restaurants to be found at The Pier and all over the city.

You will need to register prior to the event, and show your accreditation on arrival. There will be a door prize for one lucky winner.

Merchandise is available for purchase at the Families and Supporters Hub at The Pier, from Saturday 6th October, and at Barlow Park from the commencement of the Tournament, starting at the Opening Ceremony on Monday 8th October right up to the Closing Ceremony on 11th October unless sold out.

Merchandise includes the following:

Polo shirts $35 each

Ladies & Mens Sizes

tee-shirts $20 each

Ladies & Mens Sizes

Buckets hats $15 each

Water Bottle $10 each

The Families and Supporters Hub will be open at the following times:

Saturday 6th October ..........1.00pm – 5.00pm

Sunday 7th October .............10.00am –5.00 pm

Monday 8th October ...........9.00am – 5.00pm

Tuesday 9th October ...........9.00am – 5.00pm

Wednesday/Thursday ..........to be advised


opening & cLoSing ceremony gameS ambaSSadorS introducing the team2012 NATIONAL GAMES ORGANISING COMMITEE

Georgie Montague .....................Chair, Families and Supporters

Jennifer Thompson ...................Event Manager

Ellen Barnes .................................Volunteers Committee

Robert Cuda .................................Treasurer

Rod English ..................................2IC Logistics

Toni Fulton ...................................Events Manager & Sponsorship

Ashleigh Lowe .............................Sports Manager

Victoria McLaran ........................2IC Marketing and Media

Angela Veschetti .........................2IC Volunteers Manager

Brian Schwarze ...........................2IC Special Events

Sue Carroll....................................Marketing Committee/Tourism Manager

Margaret Cochrane ....................2IC Sports Manager

Jan Corcoran ...............................Volunteers

Mike Mabbutt ..............................Venue Manager Athletics

Ian Doust ......................................Logistics Manager

Chrystal Rastoka .........................Marketing Manager

Susan Rees ..................................Volunteer Manager

Donna-Maree O’Connor ...........Venue Manager Basketball

Tanya Snelling .............................Marketing Committee/PR

Pip & I are honoured to be invited to be Patrons of the Trans Tasman Special Olympics. We consider that everyone should strive to achieve the best they can be & this is what the Special Olympics is all about. It will be inspiring to watch the competitors striving to win medals but more importantly achieving personal bests.

We wish all the athletes and their supporters and families a successful and rewarding Special Olympics and we hope you enjoy your time in Cairns.

Best Wishes Charles & Pip Woodward

Alex Loughton ............Cairns Taipans Professional Basketball Player

Bluey Forsyth ..............Racing Icon & Radio Personality

Emma Miller ................Iron Woman

Mike Mabbutt .............Australian Masters Champion

Grant Patterson .........Para Olympian

Mike Le Roux ..............World Ultraman Champion

Paul Hockey ................Courageous Australian & Inspirational Speaker

opening ceremony Monday 8 OctoberVenue Barlow Park, Cnr Scott & Severin Streets, Cairns

tIMe 5:30pm for a 6:00pm start

COst $25 per adult, children 18 years & under FREE

closing ceremony Thursday 11 October Venue Barlow Park, Cnr Scott & Severin Streets, Cairns

tIMe 5:30pm for a 6:00pm start

COst $10 per adult, children 18 years & under FREE


our very SpeciaL 1 in 500 donorS SponSorS & SupportorS

We would like to thank the following businesses who are helping make this event possible.

Proudly supported by:

Ireland Holden Richard & David Ireland

Ireland HSV Richard & David Ireland

Ireland Mitsubishi Richard & David Ireland

Ireland Chrysler Jeep Dodge Richard & David Ireland

Ireland Isuzu Richard & David Ireland

Ireland’s Used Cars Richard & David Ireland

Reef & Rainforest Research Centre Sheriden Morris

CaPTA Group Pip & Charles Woodward

Rainforestation Nature Park Pip & Charles Woodward

Wildlife Habitat Pip & Charles Woodward

Cairns Wildlife Dome Pip & Charles Woodward

Australian Butterfly Sanctuary Pip & Charles Woodward

RPS Australia Ian Doust

O’Connor Law Peter O’Connor

Tourism Tropical North Queensland Staff Donations

Andrea Fogarty

Moore Stephens Peter Catterson

Special Olympics FNQ Region Warren Pitt

H & R Block - Cairns City Jacinta Hoare

H & R Block - Port Douglas Jacinta Hoare

Remote Performance Management Rachel Saltmarshe

Independent Aviation Ian Button

Keith & Yvonne De Lacy Keith De Lacy

Brothers Leagues Club Mono Gomez & Debbie Maltby

Joe Vella Insurance Brokers Joe Vella

Black & More Tony Black

Peter Piccone

UDIA Gerard Obersky

Bob Jane T Mart Mike & Julie Abrahams


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