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THE AUSTRALIAN
Psychic Expo is on
now until Wednesday
November 21 at the
Mirambeena Resort in
Cavenagh St. This is the
20th year the Expo has
visited the Top End, and
organisers have worked
hard to ensure that
patrons get to see the
very best of psychic talent
available in Australia.
Among the psychics in
attendance is Tiffany
Clayton. Tiffany is one of
the expo’s most indemand
psychics. In recent years,
in addition to reading for
mature adults, she has
people experience.
Tiffany’s readings are
extremely compassionate,
whilst at the same time very
much to the point.
Also in attendance is
psychic Khatti, who is the
author of the bestseller
The Romance Manual. A
highly experienced and
professional psychic,
Khatti has amassed a
huge following throughout
Australia. Among her
reading talents are
clairvoyance, palmistry,
numerology, spirit guides,
dream analysis and tarot
cards. In addition she is
able to receive messages
from the Other Side,
connecting loved ones with
those who have passed
over.
Another psychic in
attendance at the 20th
Anniversary of The
worked a great deal with
children and young adults,
making her the ideal
psychic to assist in solving
those diffi cult problems
that so many young
Australian Psychic Expo
is Anastasia. Originally
from Russia, Anastasia
has been in Australia since
she was a child. She has
worked with The Australian
Psychic Expo for over
eight years. Anastasia is
an international clairvoyant
with over 60 years’
experience, who is often
called upon to help young
people fi nd direction and a
purposeful future. She is a
highly compassionate and
extremely wise psychic with
an intense desire to help
those in need. Anastasia
is also a spirit channeller,
delivering messages
from Beyond. She is
also a highly accurate
palmist, numerologist
and clairvoyant. For more
information about the expo
phone Konnieon 0409 499 782 or visitwww.expo.net.au.
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Come on and have a say
‘‘Community Effort is Essential’’
The Humpty Doo Waste Transfer Station
G’DAY, how are you allgoing out there?
Fighting fit, I hope.Well, the Community
Survey response has beenvery poor, with just over1000 completed, so I haveextended it to tomorrow,
November 15. This is reallyimportant guys, this is yourcommunity and you need totell us what you want.
Come on, get on board.The Community Survey
helps guide us for the nextfour of five years, so
everyone, including kidsand seniors, get yours filledin. Remember the newdeadline is tomorrow,November 15, so head tothe Litchfield Councilwebsite www.litchfield.nt.gov.au to complete yoursurvey TODAY.
OK, put your hands up,who got an email from me?
I am trying to find a directway to communicate withyou. We want to keep youinformed of what’shappening and quickly.
We’re also looking atsetting up an electronicmailing list for thosewishing to join. Keepchecking our website:www.litchfield.nt.gov.auand please come along toyour local public meeting.
Tell us how you think wecan better communicate.
THE wet season is welland truly here, alreadyhaving a number of stormsaround the rural area, soplease stay safe, protectyour property and familyand remember to haveyour cyclone kit ready.
Please don’t leave it tothe last minute.
The emergency crewsare out there fighting to
keep us all safe so, if youdon’t have one, grab a highvisibility property sign.That’s the red and whitenumber sign. They are only$20 and your local brigadewill put them up for you —now how’s that for service?
THANK you to those fewwho attended the council’sEast Ward public meetingwith local councillor MikeBowman. It wasdisappointing to see so fewand we are hoping thatcouncillor Terry Richards’Central Ward publicmeeting gathers a much
bigger crowd. Justremember, it’s not onlyabout complaints at themeetings. It’s also aboutgetting to know your localcouncillor, coming in withyour ideas for your area, andtelling us all the good thingsthat are happening.
Please come along tomeet Terry and myself at theCentral Ward meeting onWednesday, November 21,to be held at the LitchfieldCouncil Chambers.
COUNCIL recentlypurchased three newMassey Ferguson tractors
ready for our mobileworkforce starting at theend of this month.
The tractors with slasherand front buckets werepurchased from DavidSanderson and his team atFarmworld in Humpty Doo.
I RECENTLY attendedthe Zero Waste Summit inMelbourne and LGANTmeeting in Alice Springs.
The summit made methink of how we couldcreate and adopt a zerowaste approach in theLitchfield Municipal. At AliceSprings, the council showed
us around its wastemanagement system.
Did you know that insome places, they process80 per cent of their wasteand are working on the rest?
Lastly, I would like tothank all those families thathave been recycling.
Compared to the sametime last year, the councilhas reduced landfill by1005.54 tonnes — that’sthrough you recycling and isa saving of $124,928.20.
Well done. Pleaseencourage your friends torecycle, also.
