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On behalf of the entire team at Goldfields FM, I would like to wish all our listeners, both on 99.1 FM and the streaming service, a Happy Christmas and a safe and prosperous 2012.
Bruce Leech
President
The Goldfields FM Outside Broadcast Team and presenters would like to present to you the 21st annual RACV Energy Breakthrough hosted in Maryborough Victoria. Goldfields FM have the privilege of presenting an outside broadcast from the breakthrough from Thursday 24th - Sunday 27th of November. The OB will contain local youth presenters as well as some 'oldies' of the station, presenting live entertainment, up-to-date race results as well as interviews of students and teachers. The outside broadcast could not be run without the exceptional efforts of the Goldfields FM staff and presenters.
Throughout the upcoming weekend how about tuning in for a couple of hours? 99.1FM or online @ www.goldfieldsfm.org.au. Tell your friends!
Please be aware that normal programming from Thursday - Friday will not run.
The RACV Energy Breakthrough is an exciting program designed to provide opportunities for students, teachers, parents and local industry to work together to design and construct a vehicle, a machine or innovation in technology that will represent an 'energy breakthrough'.
When is the Energy Breakthrough?
2010 Dates: Thursday Nov 18 - Sunday 21
2011 Dates: Thursday Nov 24 - Sunday 27
“I drive a Porsche 928. Enjoy it tremendously. But I can see huge changes coming, with growing awareness of social and environmental responsibilities. We can’t keep on having inefficient cars. I don’t believe the world can go on consuming fuel recklessly. Wasting fuel. Not just because of diminishing reserves but what it is doing to the planet. Spewing out pollution. Vehicles have to be far more sensible in payload, much lighter, retain passenger comfort because you do need that, and be much safer.
It needs another breakthrough …â€
- Ralph Sarich: Wheels Magazine, February 1991
It began in 1992 when the Country Education Project began seeking new ways to engage young people in regional Victoria with a wider range of challenges.
The program encourages participants to examine and use the latest technology while considering its impact on the environment and the way people live locally and globally. The RACV Energy Breakthrough isn’t just a once-a-year event!
School groups work throughout the year to design, build and test vehicles or machines within detailed specifications. It requires a team effort and an across-the-curriculum approach. These groups then bring their vehicles and machines to Maryborough in November, for a huge celebration in which they can demonstrate and trial them in action.
The Racv Energy Breakthrough is a joint initiative of the Country Education Project, the Central Goldfields Shire Council and the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria (RACV).
The Central Goldfields Shire Council is proud to sponsor, in conjunction with Goldfields FM, The Casablanca Movie Club and the Paramount Theatre, the following free movies during senior citizens week.
Screen times are 10:30AM, 1:00PM and 3:30PM
DAY 1. Sunday 2nd October - Mrs. Miniver.
DAY 2. Monday 3rd October - A Night at the Opera
DAY 3. Tuesday 4th October - Show Boat.
DAY 4. Wednesday 5th October - That Certain Age.
DAY 5. Thursday 6th October - Pride and Prejudice.
DAY 6. Friday 7th October - The Big Store.
DAY 7. Saturday 8th October - Dancing in the Dark.
For Patrons' convenience, all movies will be screened in the ground floor theatre.
A complimentary cuppa and biscuits will be served at the conclusion of each film.
For bookings or enquiries please contact the Community Hub on 5460 4932.
Tickets may be collected from the Community Hub during business hours 9.00AM - 5.00PM Monday to Friday.
Last week saw four performance of MEC's fourth musical production, Little Shop of Horrors. This production has been met with outstanding reviews from all those who were fortunate enough to see it. Brad McLeod led the whole group to put this outstanding show together. Well in excess of 100 students and staff were involved as performers, musicians, backstage crew, hair and makeup, costume design, catering, set construction and ushering. The final product was a performance of professional standard and is something of which the Centre is enormously proud. MEC's annual production has become a highlight of the Centre's calendar and Goldfields FM congratulates everyone involved.
The live recording from our Outside Broadcast will be available soon.
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