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Sunday 20th of May 2012

MWA Electronic Communication and Social Media Policy

Motorcycling Western Australia would like to announce the development of their Electronic and Social Media Policy. The full media release and Policy can be by clicking on the relevant links listed below:
Social Media Policy Announcement
Electronic Communication and Social Media Policy

Open Letter to all members

I have been asked to post this open letter which was addressed to all WAJMCC members - to read the letter please click here.

Busy Bee Duties

It has been noted that there have been numerous people who have missed their rostered busy bee. Busy Bee duties are compulsory and necessary in order to maintain the track and grounds.
If you do not attend your rostered busy bee or reschedule with Tracy before the your rostered weekend you will automatically be allocated all day flags. Anyone who has missed their busy bee needs to reschedule ASAP or its all day flags at the points day!!!! If you are not sure of when you have been allocated your Busy Bee duties click here to view the roster.

Reminders!

All people need to sign on at practice both the official and the rider.
No One is allowed to take non members to the track to practice.
All people practicing on the track must be members. (See Club Rules)

Anyone that wants to do a come and try they need to contact Tracy Lee and she will organize it for them.

2012 Membership

Memberships for the 2012 season will be done electronically. This is now ready to go please go to the membership section of the site.

Coaching Clinics in 2012

The Moss Institute is running weekend coaching clinics at each of the tracks that are having State Rounds a couple of weeks prior to the State Rounds in the 2012 season. The dates and registration will be available on their website sometime over the next few weeks. Please check the Moss Institute website to book in. www.mossyonline.com.au

Under 19's

The club has commenced an Under 19 class. If you know of anyone that is Under 19 and wants to ride please let them know. This is a trial so lets get new members and make it work.

Flaggies are NOT Optional!

Just a reminder to ALL riders that they MUST supply a flag marshall for either the morning or afternoon session at all club events. If your parents are unable to assist because they have other kids to look after, then it is up to you to organise a friend or relative to be your flaggie. Riders who refuse to provide a flaggie will simply not be permitted to ride.

Only members who volunteer in another official capacity, or assist in the canteen, are exempt from flag marshal duty.

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SKILLED Group in the Community

SKILLED Group is a business about people, with a strong set of corporate values that define our behaviours. The values that guide our actions at work extend to our engagement with the communities in which we operate.

With more than 160 offices throughout Australia and New Zealand we provide jobs to thoursands of Australians and contribute to the social fabric of local communities from Kurri Kurri in New South Wales to Bunbury tin Western Australia; Bundaberg in Queensland to Shepparton in Victoria and Auckland in New Zealand. Through our local branches, we provide sponsorships and grassroots support to hundreds of community organisations including indigenous groups and sporting teams.

We are proud to be a Supporting Sponsor of Reach, a not-for-profit organisation focused on instilling self-belief and confidence in young Australians to help them to achieve their potential and fulfil their dreams. As part of our sponsorship, our staff have the opportunity to become involved in the many workshops, activities and events organised by Reach to help teenagers to ignite a passion for life.

SKILLED Group has a long history and tradition of involvement with sport in Australia and we sponsor a range of professional sports including the Australian Dancesport Championships; the SKILLED Burnie 10 footrace; Skandia Geelong Week; The Bay Cycling classic in Melbourne; and the Holden Racing Team.

We have the naming rights for SKILLED Stadium, home of the 2007 AFL premiership winners the Geelong ‘Cats’ – as well as the naming rights to SKILLED Park in Robina, the new ground for the NRL’s Gold Coast Titans..

We are proud of our involvement in so many communities across Australia and New Zealand and we aim to make a positive contribution on behalf of our people at SKILLED Group.

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