23 December 2021
The NSW Government is taking precautionary steps to maintain its safe and measured approach as we continue to learn to live with COVID.
The following adjustments to the NSW Government’s pandemic settings will come into effect:
From 12.01am Friday, 24 December:
Masks will be compulsory in all indoor non-residential settings, including for hospitality staff and in offices, unless eating or drinking.
From 12.01am Monday, 27 December 2021:
- QR code check-ins will be compulsory, including for hospitality and retail and
- Hospitality venues, including pubs, clubs, restaurants and cafes will move to 1 person per 2 sqm rule indoors, with no density limit for outdoor settings.
All settings will remain in place until Wednesday, 27 January 2022.
Extending QR check-in requirements will remind people that if they receive a notification they should be tested if they feel unwell. They should also get tested if they are directed by NSW Health or if they have symptoms.
Further to these measures, the Government is asking people to reduce mingling where they can including when eating and drinking, work from home where possible and hold events outside.
The NSW Government will continue to monitor these settings.
The NSW Government will also procure Rapid-Antigen Test kits and make them available for free to people across the State, to give additional options to people and allow those who need to get a PCR test to do so.
Premier Dominic Perrottet said these measures would help take the pressure off our health system and keep the community safe until more people could get their booster shots.
“We said we would tailor our settings as the situation evolved and these steps will help take the pressure of our health system, so the people who need care can access it,” Mr Perrottet said.
“Our frontline health workers have done an enormous job keeping us safe over the past two years and we can’t thank them enough.
“Vaccination remains the key to keeping people safe and out of hospital. It is vital people continue to roll up their sleeves to get vaccinated and receive their boosters.”
Health Minister Brad Hazzard thanked people for continuing to come forward in large numbers to get tested and urged everyone to follow the restrictions.
“We thank people for coming out in large numbers to get tested but we need to make sure that tests are available for people who really need it,” Mr Hazzard said.
“If you don’t have any symptoms, please don’t get a test just for the sake of it. The best thing people can do is follow the rules outlined today. The health and safety of the community continues to be the highest priority.
“I want to again thank NSW Health for the work they are doing in response to the pandemic.”
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ITF SENIORS TOUR
/in Ask the Pro, Goss /by RobThe ITF Seniors Tour is a global tennis Tour that provides players aged 30 and over with a high quality and enjoyable competitive experience. 2019 saw 27,500 registered players and 502 tournaments take place across 70 nations.
ITF Seniors tournaments range from Grade S1000 (aimed at elite players) to Grade S100 (aimed at recreational level), featuring singles, doubles and mixed doubles events for each five-year age increment from 30+ to 90+.
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/in Club News, Goss /by RobMLTC Newsletter 9 Jan 2022
/in Club News /by RobHappy New Year to all our members.
First Aid Course – Saturday 12 Feb 2pm Clubhouse. Numbers are restricted to 16, so it will be offered to full members first. Please let me know if you are interested?
Team Tennis – After the wash out of our last team tennis event we have decided to hold another on Saturday 29th January. Depending on COVID restrictions we will be holding a BBQ afterwards. There will be restricted numbers and midweek members will not be able to enter this event as it is on a Saturday, but are welcome to the BBQ.
Visitors playing with members during members’ times.
All this information can be found on our webpage under Members. Members can bring a guest up to 6 times a year. There is a fee that can be paid directly to MLTC’s bank account.
-Midweek $10
-Sunday $15
-Saturday $20
BSB 062-197 A/C 1000 0562
Best wishes,
Virginia
MLTC Secretary
www.manlylawn.com.au
Latest COVID Rules – QR Check-In reqd
/in Club News, COVID /by RobCOVID-19 Safe QR check-ins required!
Rules and restrictions for all people living in NSW.
Check the rules below that apply to everyone in NSW.
Some premises may make it a condition of entry that you are fully vaccinated or wear a face mask.
NSW Health strongly advises people get fully vaccinated and wear a face mask where they cannot physically distance.
Source: NSW Health
@MTC: Manly Ladies Days
/in News, Tennis Centre /by RobLuxury Tennis Retreats & Manly Tennis Centre
Present
“Manly Ladies Day!”
Monday 17th January 2022 / Tuesday 25th January 2022
9am -2.30pm
Expert coaching sessions led by Michael Tebbutt, Scott Blackburn and Richard Gauntlett
Matchplay, morning tea supplied, gift on arrival and a beautiful bespoke picnic lunch by “All things Picnic” @ MTC watching the Australian open!
Programme of Events:
9am – Arrival/Gift
9-11am – Coaching Session/Drills
11-11.15am – Morning Tea
11.15-11.30am – Coaching Session/Serving
11.30-12.45pm – Round Robin Matchplay
1-2.30pm – Picnic
Cost:
$175 incl GST per player each day.
Limited Spaces Only!
All enquiries:
Carmela
[email protected]
0418795687
MLTC Newsletter 1 Jan 2022
/in Club News /by RobHappy New Year to all our members. Let’s see what 2022 brings us, hopefully less COVID. Summer of tennis has started and we have a few events lined up so stay tuned.
Saturday Social – Today there are three courts available for social from 12pm. Sunday and Monday (public holiday) courts are available by booking through the Manly Tennis Centre.
Congratulations Juniors – Bede, Matthew and Ruby have had some success in recent tournaments. Ruby winner of under 14 singles and Bede and Matthew winners of the under 14 doubles at Macarthur. Then a few days ago Matthew and Bede were runner up at the Illawarra tournament. Keep it going kids!
Best wishes,
Virginia
MLTC Secretary
www.manlylawn.com.au
Manly Juniors Wrap Up Successful Year — Illawarra Boys 14 Results
/in Ask the Pro, Club News /by RobManly Lawn Juniors Win Out West
/in Club News /by RobMLTC Newsletter 23 Dec 2021
/in Club News /by RobTeam Tennis
28th Dec – 12.30pm start. Below is a list of players, we have our 32. Let me know if I missed anyone. If anyone listed cannot make it please let me know, so you can be replaced with a reserve.
If everyone turns up at 12.30pm we will allocate 8 team captains then draw their 3 team members. You can choose a team name on the day.
Ladies
Virginia, Narelle, Sarah, Sofie, Shelley, Catherine, Krista, Carolina
Men
Rob Hill, Bob Amaral, Denis, Stefan, Andre Migliari, Jaime, Craig Withell, Curtis Berry, Howard Smith, Fernando, Milton, Daniel, Barnaby, Harald, Des, Ray Dum, Ray Dalgairns, Nick Bremer, Tony Ham, Gordon, Aidan, Quentin, Mark
Reserve: Scott Gamble, Christo
Best wishes,
Virginia
MLTC Secretary
www.manlylawn.com.au
NSW Government updates COVID settings and makes Rapid Antigen Tests free
/in Club News, COVID /by Rob23 December 2021
The NSW Government is taking precautionary steps to maintain its safe and measured approach as we continue to learn to live with COVID.
The following adjustments to the NSW Government’s pandemic settings will come into effect:
From 12.01am Friday, 24 December:
Masks will be compulsory in all indoor non-residential settings, including for hospitality staff and in offices, unless eating or drinking.
From 12.01am Monday, 27 December 2021:
All settings will remain in place until Wednesday, 27 January 2022.
Extending QR check-in requirements will remind people that if they receive a notification they should be tested if they feel unwell. They should also get tested if they are directed by NSW Health or if they have symptoms.
Further to these measures, the Government is asking people to reduce mingling where they can including when eating and drinking, work from home where possible and hold events outside.
The NSW Government will continue to monitor these settings.
The NSW Government will also procure Rapid-Antigen Test kits and make them available for free to people across the State, to give additional options to people and allow those who need to get a PCR test to do so.
Premier Dominic Perrottet said these measures would help take the pressure off our health system and keep the community safe until more people could get their booster shots.
“We said we would tailor our settings as the situation evolved and these steps will help take the pressure of our health system, so the people who need care can access it,” Mr Perrottet said.
“Our frontline health workers have done an enormous job keeping us safe over the past two years and we can’t thank them enough.
“Vaccination remains the key to keeping people safe and out of hospital. It is vital people continue to roll up their sleeves to get vaccinated and receive their boosters.”
Health Minister Brad Hazzard thanked people for continuing to come forward in large numbers to get tested and urged everyone to follow the restrictions.
“We thank people for coming out in large numbers to get tested but we need to make sure that tests are available for people who really need it,” Mr Hazzard said.
“If you don’t have any symptoms, please don’t get a test just for the sake of it. The best thing people can do is follow the rules outlined today. The health and safety of the community continues to be the highest priority.
“I want to again thank NSW Health for the work they are doing in response to the pandemic.”
MLTC Newsletter 18 Dec 2021
/in Club News /by RobSuccessful Grant – Mr James Griffin MP, Member for Manly has just informed us that we were successful with the Premier’s Discretionary Grant to help with the cost of replacing our two old air conditioning units in our clubhouse.
Team Tennis 28th Dec. 12pm start – At present we have 25 members signed up for our team tennis event on 28th Dec. Cut off will be at 32 players please enter by 23rd Dec, 3pm.
Based on numbers there will be 4 in a team. Teams will be divided up with players of mixed abilities. Denis and I will draw the teams and send out this out prior to the 28th.
Players will play three sets each. First to 6 and tie breaker at 5 all. Teams will be playing a round robin against 3 other teams (depending on numbers). After each match against a team, the pairs will swap around so you will not have the same partner all day.
Teams will be given a captain and a team colour, you should do your best to come in the colour of your team. Prize awarded to the best dressed team. Depending on time and enthusiasm we may have a final with the best two teams.
Following the event, we will be having a BBQ — all members welcome.
Merry Christmas – On behalf of the Committee we wish all members and their families a very happy and safe Christmas.
Virginia
MLTC Secretary
www.manlylawn.com.au
TNSW Dec Junior Tournaments
/in Ask the Pro, Club News /by RobA number of our junior club members are playing in the following tournaments. You can follow their progress in their respective events by clicking on the links and the Boys/Girls 14 draws..
Good luck guys!
2021 Parramatta JT
Parramatta Tennis Inc | North Parramatta 16 Dec to 19 Dec
2021 Tennis Macarthur JT
Tennis Macarthur | Leumeah21/12/2021 to 24/12/2021
2021 Illawarra AMT/JT
Illawarra Tennis Association | Rockdale27/12/2021 to 31/12/2021