Dealing with Problem Gambling: The Facts
June 1, 2007
PROBLEM gamblers do have options and many have been able to regain control and turn their lives around.
THE FACTS: Dealing with Problem Gambling
June 1, 2007
PROBLEM gamblers do have options and many have been able to regain control and turn their lives around. This book was published in 2007 and, sadly, much of the information is still relevant today.
Salvation Army’s Christmas Appeal launch
December 8, 2006
ATTORNEY-General Phillip Ruddock was among guests who attended the launch of The Salvation Army’s Christmas Appeal at the Steyne Hotel on Friday.
Alcohol ads hard to bear
August 23, 2006
by Rebecca Woolley ADVERTISEMENTS featuring characters such as the Bundy bear will be banned if Manly Council has its way.
More Spit info please!
August 23, 2006
by Rebecca Woolley MANLY Council will call on the RTA to hold a community information forum regarding the two-lane widening of the Spit Bridge.
Daley in call for security office
August 16, 2006
by Rebecca Woolley Manly needs a “mini-homeland security department” to co-ordinate a response in the event of a terrorist attack, according to Cr Pat Daley.
Binge Drinking & Alcohol Abuse
August 1, 2006
Alcohol is one of the most widely used drugs in Australia. At least one in ten Australians can be classified as binge drinkers and six per cent of all adult Australians abuse alcohol or are dependent on it. This book was published in 2006 and, sadly, much of the information is still relevant today.
Needle exchange fight
April 21, 2006
by Rebecca Woolley – A NEEDLE exchange program in central Manly has been described as “hideous” by Cr Pat Daley, who wants it moved to Manly Hospital.
Late closing bid fails
December 30, 2005
by Julian Leembruggen Manly Council’s safety committee failed in an attempt to convince Manly Council to enforce late-night food outlet closing times strictly.
Council talks terror
September 13, 2005
by Julieanne Strachan NEW counter-terrorism powers proposed by Prime Minister John Howard could soon be endorsed by Manly Council, which may seek a more active role in preventing attacks.
Daley missed blast by a day
July 9, 2005
DALEY and his wife Alana had travelled on the Underground extensively the day before the blast but opted to leave the English capital a day earlier than planned.
Warmish welcome
September 22, 2004
by Julieanne Strachan – MANLY has become the 18th NSW council to declare itself a refugee welcome zone – but not before a furious debate over “boat people” and “bleeding hearts”.