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Calling all Primary School Students and Teachers in SA & NT!
Please click here to find out how your school can become involved in our Plane Crazy Primary Schools Program
THE
2008 WINGS FOR LIFE BALL IS COMING
On
June 28th the RFDS will once again host
the Wings for Life Ball at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre. This
year's ball forms part of the RFDS
We will as always, have a quality range of auction
items to tempt you and in line with RFDS tradition, a surprise or
two. A
delicious three course meal will be complimented by South
Australia’s finest wines from the Jacob’s Creek Reserve collection
and quenching ales from our great friends at Coopers Brewery.
Such
an extraordinary event is only possible because of the generous
support of our sponsors. We would like to extend our sincere
thanks to event Major Sponsors – ANZ Bank, Adelaide Airport,
Tickets to this amazing evening can be purchased at $150 per
ticket. Organise your table of ten by calling the RFDS on 08 8238 3333 after April 1.
Posted: 14 February 2008
OXIANA
DIGGING DEEP FOR THE FLYING DOCTOR
The
Royal Flying Doctor Service is delighted to announce that
successful mining company Oxiana Limited, which owns the Prominent
Hill mine in the north of South Australia, has entered into a
major new partnership with the iconic Service. Oxiana’s financial
package will be used by the RFDS to finance the purchase of new
aircraft and vital medical equipment.
Oxiana
Chief Executive & Managing Director, Owen Hegarty commented,
“Health and safety is of the utmost importance to Oxiana and we
see our contribution as a direct means of supporting our own staff
at Prominent Hill and the broader community at large who will also
benefit.”
RFDS
Corporate Partnerships Manager, Simon Peucker said “The RFDS is
extremely grateful to Oxiana for its increased level of support
for the RFDS. Through its programs in Australia and Laos, where it
also has a substantial operation, Oxiana has made a very
demonstrable commitment to supporting important community
initiatives. In the case of the RFDS, Oxiana’s contribution will
help to ensure that our crews can continue to provide timely
emergency evacuations whilst expanding the range of preventative
health care services that we provide to rural and remote
communities.”
Posted: 1 December 2007
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