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25.01.2022 We're seeing a few posts on social media about residents getting tired of motorised pushies at night time, no lights etc.. That's fine to post it up but make sure you complain to the Police too. Squeaky wheel gets the most oil and all that!!
25.01.2022 A 58 year old man is in custody assisting police with their inquiries following an alleged incident in New Norfolk this morning. Police were called to the New N...orfolk Caravan Park after a man allegedly in possession of three small paring knives was involved in an altercation with another man about 9.15am. Members of the public disarmed the man prior to police arrival. One of the members of the public sustained a minor injury to one of his fingers. No medical treatment was required. Anyone with information should contact police on 131444 or report anonymously to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or crimestopperstas.com.au
23.01.2022 A young couple moved into a new neighborhood. The next morning while they were eating breakfast, the young woman saw her neighbor hanging the washing outside. "...That laundry is not very clean; she doesn’t know how to wash correctly. Perhaps she needs better laundry soap." Her husband looked on, remaining silent. Every time her neighbor hung her washing out to dry, the young woman made the same comments. A month later, the woman was surprised to see a nice clean wash on the line and said to her husband, "Look, she’s finally learned how to wash correctly. I wonder who taught her this?" The husband replied, "I got up early this morning and cleaned our windows." And so it is with life What we see when watching others depends on the clarity of the window through which we look. So don’t be too quick to judge others, especially if your perspective of life is clouded by anger, jealousy, negativity or unfulfilled desires. "Judging a person does not define who they are. It defines who you are." Jonathan Kestenbaum
23.01.2022 It's that time of year and even though we've had a year like no other, Christmas will fix everything. Sadly, though, there are those out there who will happily steal your Christmas goodies at the drop of a hat. So don't publicise on social media what you've bought or plan to buy and do try to keep stuff secure. And be mindful that if you're all out, someone may be watching. Just because it's Christmas, don't drop your guard.
22.01.2022 Derwent Valley Suicide Awareness Group. The annual International Survivors to Suicide Loss Day event will be held on 21st November from 11am at Arthur Square, New Norfolk and live streamed on Facebook.
21.01.2022 Dealing with noisy neighbours. I am sure it won’t surprise you to know that noise is a very common cause of disputes between neighbours. Although you may think your neighbour is the noisiest person in the world, I can assure you they’re are plenty more who are worse. Whether it’s noise from the apartment above you or the house or business next door, it’s something that’s part of the drama of daily life and you have to find ways to manage it, rather than go crazy with the stre...Continue reading
21.01.2022 Another school holidays, another free Gamer Zone by D’FAT
21.01.2022 Today is RU OK? day. You know that old saying:- "A problem shared is a problem halved"? Well, someone you know may be really struggling in isolation with a problem(s) and no-one to talk to, or even someone of the same gender. If they choose to unload to you, be ready to follow through with support by suggesting professional help that can assist as well as support networks that are available. It is possible to be so deep inside a problem that there appears NO way out, particularly without support.
19.01.2022 You get a suspicious email. It addresses you by name, but the wording, which urges immediate action, is odd. This may happen to you many times a week. Do you know what to do and what not to do with emails like this? Do you know what to tell your parents and kids and employees to do when they open these emails? ...Continue reading
18.01.2022 New Norfolk Neighbourhood Watch is proud to present "Connecting Derwent Valley"- your Community e-Hub. Whatever you are looking for- services, support, help, businesses, clubs-you'll likely find it here. This is an initiative of NNNW with support from NHW Tasmania. Connect at: www.connectingderwentvalley.com.au
18.01.2022 Confused about what to do at a roundabout? Remember these three simple rules: 1. Slow down 2. Indicate which way you intend to turn. If you are travelling st...raight ahead indicate your intention to exit the roundabout. 3. Give Way - to any vehicle on the roundabout. Watch this helpful video from NRMA which explains the rules: https://www.mynrma.com.au//reso/roundabout-rules-explained #traffictuesday
17.01.2022 It's sometimes said" It's no use telling the Police, they don't/can't do anything". Well, this is not accurate. Whilst initially troublemakers may not be able to be brought to heel, as information comes to hand in an ongoing manner, modus operandi can be put together. Patterns in times, dates, places become obvious to the point where events may be able to be predicted, and by whom. So don't assume your info. goes nowhere. It's going on file and can be used to collar felons.
17.01.2022 Men and boys account for 2 in 3 potentially preventable deaths in Australia. Yet in its current format, the Government's draft Preventive Health Strategy doesn't specifically target men and boys. You can have your say on this today by completing AMHFs short survey. https://bit.ly/3cl8LzH
16.01.2022 Derwent Valley Crime Report. AUGUST 2020 Worryingly, several incidents of violent crime have occurred recently in our district. Two incidents of motor vehicle theft took place on 1st August, with a blue Subaru station wagon being stolen from a Derwent Terrace driveway overnight and later being recovered without damage. This suspect has been charged with the offence. Also, a brown Nissan Patrol was taken from outside a property in Southview Crescent. Luckily, and with ne...ighbourhood collaboration, this vehicle was recovered on Kensington Street the next day, with all contents intact. A brick was thrown through the window of a premises on Trevor Terrace on 22nd August and Police charges have been laid. The next day, a chain was broken and a black Avanti men’s pushbike removed from the backyard of a premises on Turriff Lodge Drive. The offender has been charged with Stealing. A violent feud ensued on 25th August, at a property in Benjamin Terrace. This involved weapons and suspects have been charged with Aggravated Assault. On 27th August, a grey Holden sedan was destroyed by two persons using metal poles, on Terry Circle. A person was kicked and punched on Blair Street on the morning of 29th August. The suspect has been identified. NNNW would like to remind people to report any suspicious behaviour to Police on 131 444, and not to leave any valuables in a car overnight, especially if is it being parked in a driveway or a public place. See more
14.01.2022 Yet another aspect of this awful bloody virus. "While much is still unknown about COVID-19, experts have repeatedly affirmed that the spread of the virus can be drastically reduced if people stay home as much as possible and keep contact with others to a minimum. The need for social distancing may go on for months possibly intermittently for years. It can be dizzying to think how long we may go without hugging our friends, kissing our lovers, or cuddling up next to someone.... The longing for physical connection you may be feeling right now is often referred to as skin hunger by therapists and sexual wellness experts. Physical human contact is an emotional and physical need based on our biology and psychology, explains sex therapist Jesse Kahn, the director at The Gender & Sexuality Therapy Center in New York City. Touch can release oxytocin, reduce stress, and calm our nervous system. Similar to how one might experience hunger for food, when deprived of human contact our bodies will innately feel a sense of hunger for skin-to-skin touch. Given that COVID-19 is spread person to person, primarily through respiratory droplets from an infected person, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advises that we self-isolate and practice social distancing, by staying at least six feet away from those we don’t currently live with. For many who live alone, are single, or quarantined without their partners, skin hunger can be a very real consequence. While the loss of physical intimacy may seem like a minor concern during a global pandemic, the emotional toll of touch deprivation can be extreme. There is no uniform experience of skin hunger while some people may be aware of their desire and need to be touched, Kahn explains that for others it may manifest as depression, suicidal ideation, anxiety, loneliness, stress, or difficulty sleeping. Even if you have been hungry for touch for a long time, we are resilient and things will change, reminds sex and relationship therapist, Shadeen Francis. Adapting to the times and our current need to keep communities safe by staying at home means getting creative to meet certain needs, like physical intimacy." See more
14.01.2022 Don't let it be you.
13.01.2022 Tasmanians have lost over $35,000 to puppy scams this year, with people sending money for pets that don't exist. To date, there have been 11 Tasmanian victims w...ho have lost approximately $35,000 to overseas scammers. Scammers set up fake websites or ads on online classifieds and social media pretending to sell sought-after dog breeds and will take advantage of the fact that you can’t travel to meet the puppy in person. The scammer will usually ask for up-front payments via money transfer to pay for the pet and transport it to you. Usually after the initial deposit the scammer will make new excuses to request more money such as delayed transport and shipping cost. Once you make the payments, the seller will cease all contact. The only safe option is to purchases or adopt a pet from someone you can contact in person or purchase from a well know reputable breeder that you have researched well, Detective Sergeant Turner said. Scam websites can look very convincing but remember if the price looks too good to be true, it probably is. If you are in doubt, seek advice from a reputable breeders’ association, vet or local pet shop. If you think you have been scammed, contact your bank or financial institution as soon as possible, Detective Sergeant Turner said. Check out tips online at: https://www.police.tas.gov.au//police-warn-tasmanians-of-/
13.01.2022 We were listening on 936 today of stories about people who had lost wallets etc. and had them unexpectedly returned untouched. There are a lot of good people out there. Seems they have the Christmas spirit all year round.
13.01.2022 For 'Get Online Week', New Norfolk Neighbourhood Watch was invited to present their new Connecting Derwent Valley e-hub to the Board of NHW Tasmania and other local NHW groups.
09.01.2022 Severe Weather Warning for DAMAGING WINDS For people in Upper Derwent Valley, South East and parts of Western, East Coast, Central Plateau and Midlands Forecast... Districts. Issued at 6:17 am Monday, 14 September 2020. DAMAGING WESTERLY WINDS DURING MONDAY Weather Situation: A strong westerly airstream across Tasmania will persist throughout Monday, then moderate on Tuesday morning. DAMAGING WESTERLY WINDS, averaging 50 to 60 km/h with isolated gusts of 90 to 100 km/h, are expected across parts of southern and central Tasmania during Monday. Locations which may be affected include Orford, New Norfolk, Bothwell, Hobart, Geeveston and Dover. The State Emergency Service advises that people should: * Supervise children closely. * Check that family and neighbours are aware of warnings. * Manage pets and livestock. * Secure outdoor items including furniture and play equipment. * Be prepared in case of power outages and report any outages to TasNetworks on 132 004. * Beware of damaged trees and power lines and take care when driving. * Listen to the ABC radio or check www.ses.tas.gov.au for further advice. * For emergency assistance contact the SES on 132500.
09.01.2022 National Walk Safely to School Day (WSTSD) is on Friday 11 September 2020. Now in its 21st year, the annual campaign encourages all primary school children, their parents and carers to walk more in 2020 and commute regularly and safely to school. The event seeks to promote road safety, health, public transport and the environment.
09.01.2022 Knowing your neighbour doesn’t take heaps of time, it doesn’t mean committing to another relationship in your lifeBut investing in acts of community will give you tonnes in returna happiness boost and a sense of security!
08.01.2022 This phone scammer didn't realise he called the police Apex Police Department
06.01.2022 This phone scammer didn't realise he called the police Apex Police Department
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04.01.2022 Derwent Valley Suicide Awareness Group. The annual International Survivors to Suicide Loss Day event will be held on 21st November from 11am at Arthur Square, New Norfolk and live streamed on Facebook.
03.01.2022 Best tie your granny down!
02.01.2022 Beware the athletic burglar!!
01.01.2022 The mental and physical health and wellbeing of Tasmania’s emergency service workers is incredibly important. We are proud that the Department of Police, Fire a...nd Emergency Management is helping Tasmania’s police officers, firefighters, paramedics and other emergency service workers and volunteers keep fit and healthy through its 12-week Ready for Response program which is part of an overall wellbeing support program. Our first responders are susceptible to post traumatic stress disorders and other mental health conditions, due to the severity of incidents they attend, and the cumulative effect of incidents attended over a long period of time. A healthy body supports a healthy mind, and the wellbeing of our emergency service workers is a priority. By helping them stay mentally and physically well, they can continue to help you when you’re in need.
01.01.2022 We're counting some of the ways male suicide is different from female suicide and calling for a male suicide strategy that reflects gender differences ahead of ...World Suicide Prevention Day on Thursday, September 10. Most work to prevent suicide ignores the differences between men and women. Closing the gender suicide gap and reducing male suicide to the same level as female suicide would save the lives of more than 1500 men and boys a year. https://bit.ly/2DCQiBw
