MASCA NCG Sydney 2009

Draws

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Netball

Basketball - Male

Basketball - Female

Football

Futsal - Male

Futsal - Female

Rugby

Volleyball

Latest News!

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Everything is updated and up and running!

We duly apologize for the lateness, but hey better late than never right?

Be sure to keep yourself updated not only now but throughout the whole of NCG as we will bring you with the latest up and comings, scores and highlights.

Till next time, tune in!

Staying Over

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If you are planning to extend your stay after NCG, MASCA NSW can not help you with looking for accommodation or extending your stay at the current accommodation venue.

You will have to look for your own accommodation.

Useful sites:
www.funkhouse.com.au
www.sydneybackpackers.com
www.rooftoptravellerslodge.com
www.studentaccommodationsydney.com

| Backpacker's Accommodation

Things to look forward to

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There are plenty of things you can look forward to in NCG Sydney 2009. Namely the city itself. Deemed the busiest city in Australia, the city has all the sights you may not able to see elsewhere in Australia.

Sydney caters for a variety of interests, from sight seeing, shopping, dining or even a little adventure seeking.

MASCA NSW looks forward to having you here in our great city, Sydney.

Food

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All delegates of NCG 2009 will be served 3 breakfasts (including the day they leave), 2 packed lunches and 1 packed dinner besides Welcoming BBQ and Malaysian Night.

Welcoming BBQ will be held at University of Technology, Sydney’s (UTS) Alumni Green. All delegates will be guided to the venue and the BBQ will be served there.

For breakfasts, all apartments will be stocked with breakfast resources such as milk, bread, eggs and others and it would be enough for 3 days worth of breakfast. All delegates are encouraged to use the gourmet kitchen to prepare their breakfasts.

For packed lunches, all delegates must assign where their lunches are to be picked up during their registration on arrival. All designated pick up point are around the sports venues. For packed dinner, all delegates have to pick up their dinner from the lobby of the apartments.

Each apartment can send a representative to collect their food. For those attending MASCA National AGM, they have to inform the committee at registration on arrival to have their food sent to the AGM venue.

All food prepared will use 100% Halal meat and will try to suit all delegates according to their special dietary requirement.

Venues

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NCG 2009 will be held in 3 different Universities in Sydney:

· University of Sydney (USyd)
· University of Technology of Sydney (UTS)
· University of New South Wales (UNSW)

The Welcoming Briefing, Welcoming BBQ and MASCA National AGM will be held at University of Technology, Sydney as it is the nearest to the delegates’ accommodation venue. The Welcoming Briefing and MASCA National AGM will be held in one of the lecture rooms in UTS and the Welcoming BBQ will be held at UTS’s Alumni Green.

All the sporting venues are located at University of Sydney except Water Sports will be held at University of New South Wales.

Netball, Basketball (Males), Tennis, Futsal (Male & Female), Squash will be held at University Sports & Aquatic Centre, located at corner of Codrington Street and Darlington Road, next to Wentworth Building.

Table Tennis, Basketball (Female), Volleyball and Badminton will be held at HK Ward, located Grose Farm Lane (between Ovals 1 and 2) in the university itself.

Field Soccer and Rugby will be held at the Oval 1 and 2 of university itself.

All water sports such as Swimming and Waterpolo is held at UNSW Fitness & Aquatic Centre. It is located near Gate 2 of High Street at Kensington NSW 2033. It is indoor aquatic centre with heated pool facilities.

Going green

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Why is MASCA NSW going green?

In these days of soaring heat waves, global warming, and record pollution, "going green" has become a buzz word we see frequently splashed all over the media. But what exactly does that mean? Does "being green" require you give up all the creature comforts that make up the modern lifestyle? Where does one start? And why should the average person care?

We have all become victims to the consumption driven consumerism that is part of the global epidemic. It's part of our lifestyle. Until recently, that right has not been contested, until it became globally evident that our resources are dwindling and the earth as a whole is becoming affected. The public consciousness has shifted in a very good way towards more of an attitude of conservation and we are beginning to stop and take notice of the fragility of out Planet. Many people are concerned now and realize the full potential of our ability, or even responsibility, to make positive change.

How is MASCA NSW going green?

We pledge to use the knowledge and skills that we have acquired to improve and sustain the natural world and resources around us. We also pledge to minimize the impact of our ecological footprint and promise to take action to fulfill this commitment.

We Pledge to make MASCA NCG 2009 a ‘Green’ event that will contribute to the protection of the environment, We take action by:

Reducing carbon emission by making efforts that has an a direct or indirect affect to the carbon emission.
Ensuring venue of event is walkable and easily accessible to accommodations of participating members.
Reducing paper usage and using recycled or recyclable materials in all our activities.
Adopting and E-MASCA NCG by distributing event material by way of electronic
Using plates, glasses and utensils that are reusable or sustainable friendly.
Minimizing waste in all areas and encouraging recycling during the events and providing recycling bins in all event venues.
Ensuring maximum utilization of local resources in all its activities and ensuring a cost-effective event.
Reducing power consumption during event by limiting activities to day events and reducing dependency on use of electricity.

How you can go green!

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Also, you could...

1. Be bright about light
Make it a habit to turn off the lights when you're leaving any room for 15 minutes or more and utilize natural light when you can. Buy Energy Star-rated light bulbs and fixtures, which use at least two-thirds less energy than regular lighting.

2. Maximize computer efficiency
Make it a habit to turn off your computer—and the power strip it's plugged into—when you leave for the day. During the day, setting your computer to go to sleep automatically during short breaks can cut energy use by 70 percent. Remember, screen savers don't save energy.

3. Print smarter
Make it a habit to print on both sides or use the back side of old documents for faxes, scrap paper, or drafts. Avoid color printing and print in draft mode whenever feasible. Also consider switching to a lighter stock of paper or alternatives made from bamboo, hemp, organic cotton, or kenaf. Recycle toner and ink cartridges and buy remanufactured ones.

4. Go paperless when possible
Make it a habit to think before you print: could this be read or stored online instead? When you receive unwanted catalogs, newsletters, magazines, or junk mail, request to be removed from the mailing list before you recycle the item.

5. Ramp up your recycling
Make it a habit to recycle everything you collect. Just about any kind of paper you would encounter, including old seminar notes, envelopes, and junk mail, can be recycled. So can your old cell phone, PDA, or charger.

6. Close the loop
Make it a point to purchase items made from recycled materials.

7. Watch what (and how) you eat
Make it a habit to bring your refillable water bottled. Switch to Fair Trade and organic coffee and tea, and buy as much organic and local food as possible.

8. Rethink your travel
Make it a habit to take the train, bus, or subway when feasible when traveling. Walking is another option, it's good for the environment and good for your health.

9. Create a healthy living environment
Make it a habit to use nontoxic cleaning products. Brighten up your home with plants, which absorb indoor pollution. Make it a policy to buy furniture, carpeting, and paint that are free of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and won't off-gas toxic chemicals.

Green facts

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Currently, only 11 per cent of office paper is recycled in Australia - one of the worst rates in the developed world.

The average office worker throws away 50 kilograms of high-grade recyclable paper a year .

A 240-litre wheelie bin can contain up to 10,000 sheets of A4 paper.

Each tonne of paper dumped into landfill occupies approximately one cubic metre of increasingly-valuable space.

A typical office tower’s waste contains 55 per cent paper.

Australians use around 1.5 million laser cartridges a year, leading to around 1500 tonnes of waste – an amount that would cover the Sydney Cricket Ground to a depth of half a metre, every year.

Steel is 100 per cent recyclable. It can be recycled over and over again without reducing the quality of the end product.

Glass can be recycled indefinitely; hundreds of times; thousands of times; even millions of times.
Each tonne of recycled paper saves:

three trees
2.5 barrels of oil
four cubic metres of landfill
31,780 litres of water

If an office uses 15 reams of paper per week, at athe cost of approximately $5 per ream, this adds upequates to $75 per week or $3900 per year. If half of the paper wasere printed either double-sided or two pages per sheet, this would save 3.75 reams aper week, which is a dollar savingequates to $18.75 per week. Over the year, the saving is $975, or 25%.
Every tonne of aluminium recycled means:

13,300 kilowatts of electricity is saved
95% less air pollution is produced
four tonnes of chemical product is conserved

Recycling resources that have already entered the human economy uses much less energy than mining and manufacturing new materials. There is an energy saving of 95% when using recycled aluminium, 85% for copper, 80% for plastics, 74% for steel and 64% for paper. Through re-use and recycling, the energy embodied in waste products is retained and thereby slows the potential for climate change.

source: greengc.com.au

Map of Sydney

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View MASCA NCG 2009 in a larger map

If you refer to the Google Map above, you can see that we have highlighted where you will be staying via and where you will be taking the bus () to get to the sports venues.

is where all the sports events are going to be held which is centrally located in the University of Sydney (USyd), except for swimming which will be held in UNSW.

The highlights the sights you might want to check out, such as Darling Harbour and our infamous Sydney Opera House.

The are for those art/history/museum loving people. It highlights everything from the Museum of Contemporary Art to the Australian Natural Museum.

The highlights...you guessed it, places to shop. You can see everything from malls to markets (if you stay over the weekend).

NOTE: This information will be included in the information booklet you will receive along with the merchandise bags.

Sporting Venue

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Click to enlarge view.

The highlighted boxes and pins are the areas in University of Sydney where sporting events will be held.

The B-Pin points to the bus stop you will need to get off. And the ☪Pin points to where the praying room is for daily and Friday prayers.

NOTE: This information will be included in the information booklet you will receive along with the merchandise bags.

Around the City

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The best way to get around the city would be walking.

But for those of you who is easily wearied and drained, you may opt to take any one of the available public transports. Places like Sydney Opera House, Circular Quay and The Rocks are slightly further and delegates can catch a bus to get there

So just grab a map, and travel where you wish to travel.

Transport Information

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Sydney has a variety of public transport for your convenience. With frequent stops to just about everywhere you would want to go in the city, you can never go wrong with with either one of them. You can choose from getting around with taxis, buses or train or even ferries.

Just check out the links below

Sydney Bus/Train | Taxi Cabs

Sydney Buses/Railway

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To get to University of Sydney, all delegates must head towards bus stops at either Castlereigh Street or Pitt Street. Delegates should catch any 42X buses to lead to City Road side of University of Sydney.

To get to University of New South Wales, all delegates must head towards bus stops at Liverpool Street, near Hyde Park. Delegates should then catch any 39X buses to lead to Anzac Parade of UNSW. Timetable of bus services can be accessed at http://www.131500.info/realtime/default.asp

How To Ride the Bus?
Most CBD bus routes are prepay only from 7am to 7pm on weekdays. It is highly recommended that participants purchase a TravelTen(Blue) to get around. TravelTens can be purchased from most convenience stores or newsagents with the prepay flag. Here is a list of stores that sell Prepay tickets. For more information, go to
http://www.sydneybuses.info/prepay.htm

Taxi Cabs

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Taxi fares around the city shouldn't cost you more than AUD 6 - 12.

ABC 13 25 22
Legion 13 14 51
Manly 13 16 68
Premier 13 10 17
RSL 13 22 11
St. George 13 21 66
Taxis Combined Services 13 33 00

To the Sporting venues

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Part of being green, MASCA NSW has pledged to lower down gas emissions caused by moving vehicles, thus transports to the sporting venues will not be provided.

However, guides will be provided to guide you to the sporting venues. The bus stop to where you may take the bus to the venue can be seen here.

Shopping

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Generally 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday; 9am-9pm, Thursday; 8.30am-4pm, Saturday. Shops in tourist areas may be open on Sundays.

Here are a couple of shopping destinations in Sydney:

Queen Victoria Building
TGV
Pitt Street Mall
Oxford Street
Bondi Junction
Paddy's Market

Eating Out

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As the accommodation of NCG 2009 delegates is located in the heart of Sydney, there are many restaurants, cafes, fast food chains and many more others around. Some of them are opened 24 hours.

Night Life

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Pub Crawls

Clubs

Sights

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Darling Harbour
Sydney Opera House
The Rocks
Mrs Macquarie's Chair
Luna Park
Sydney Harbour Bridge

Tourist Map

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Click to enlarge view.

Maps include tourism information, transport routes and attractions.

About NCG

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When?
8th July 2009 to 11th July 2009

Where?
Arena Sports Center, HK Ward Gym, Ovals and Sports & Aquatic Center of University of Sydney.

UNSW Gym Swimming Pool for swimming and water polo only.

Accommodation will be at the Meriton World Tower.

Other information:

| Food

NCG Packages

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Package 1: Athletes Package (complete).......................AUD 250.00
Package 2: Supporters Package (minus sports cost).....AUD 230.00
Package 3: Sydney-sider Package (minus acc. cost)......AUD 150.00
~~Package 4: Malaysian Night tickets only.......................AUD 100.00~~

A full package entails, accommodation, sports venue hire, merchandises (T-Shirt, sports towel, water bottle etc), Malaysia Night ticket and other miscellaneous cost (printing, first aid, medals etc)

For Package 1 & 2, meals that will be provided includes 3 breakfast, 2 lunch and 1 dinner meals.

Package 3 only includes the 2 lunches. It also excludes accommodation costs, and only this cost. Registration still has to be made at the accommodation venue.

//Changes
Due to the overwhelming response to Malaysia Night, the venue is not capable of accommodating our numbers thus the Malaysia Night option and cost will no longer be available and will be deducted from the main cost.

Daily Itinerary

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Day One

Day Two

Day Three

*Each room will be provided with its own breakfast sets (fruits, cereals, eggs etc) that participants could prepare on their own.

**Lunches will be served at the sporting events for participants.
***Dinner will be delivered to each room on the second night.

NOTE: This information will be included in the information booklet you will receive along with the merchandise bags.

Sports

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About Sydney

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Climate
We are colder than Queensland, Western and South Australia but warmer than Victoria, ACT and Tasmania.

In July, expect the temperature to go as high as 16.2°C and as low as 8.0°C.

Shopping Hours
Generally 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday; 9am-9pm, Thursday; 8.30am-4pm, Saturday. Shops in tourist areas may be open on Sundays.

Halal Food
It's not only easy to find halal food in Sydney but it also comes in a variety of choices. From Malaysian and Indonesian to Mongolian and Lebanese.

Click here for more information.

Halal Food

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IN THE CITY

Cafe Kasturi
George Street (near Railway Square)
Malaysian Food

KFC
One near Railway Square & the other near Town Hall
All KFC in Sydney serves approved Halal poultry (Baiada, Ingham's & Steggles)

Neptune's Palace
(near Circular Quay)
Chinese Malaysian

Mongolian Restaurant

NEAR UNSW

Kensington
Sam's Family Restaurant
99 Anzac Parade, Kensington (near the Acapella Apartments)
Malaysian food, owned by Malaysians

Pondok Buyung
124 Anzac Parade, Kensington
They serve fine indonesian cuisine with Padang/Minang taste.

Radha's Tandoor
130 Anzac Parade, Kensington
Indian Cusine

Pempek Clovelly
Anac Parade, Kensington (close to Post Office)
Indonesian Food with Palembang taste.

Kingsford
Nasi Goreng
Anzac Pde, Kingsford (near bus stop to Maroubra, next to Randwick Oriental)
Malaysian and Indonesian Food

Ayam Goreng 99
Anzac Parade, Kingsford.
Indonesian Food

Randwick
Taste of Thai
23 Belmore Road, Randwick.
Serve Thai food, Owned by Muslim.

Golden Pide 2
150 Belmore Road, Randwick
Kebab and turkish cusine

Ramadan Turkish Kebab
Shop 24, Royal Randwick Shopping Centre

Indian Home Diner
145 Avoca St, Randwick

Committee

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Co-Director
Nik Arif Izani Nik Ahmed Mazlan
Email: nikarifizani@gmail.com
Mobile No: (04) 3457 6065

Co-Director
Ong Shir Lynn
Email: shirlynn.msa@gmail.com
Mobile No: (04) 3360 3181

Secretary
Afida Md Yusof
Email: afidayusof@gmail.com
Mobile No: (04) 3015 1004

Treasurer
Edward Tai
Email: edwardtai.msa@gmail.com
Mobile No: (04) 2140 9460

Welfare Executive
Jenny Tan
Email: jennytwi@gmail.com
Mobile No: (04) 3355 9825

Sponsorship & Marketing Executive
Darren Tan
Email: sk8erdarryl@gmail.com
Mobile No: (04) 0091 1070

Sports Executive
Junda Khoo
Email: khoojunda@gmail.com
Mobile No: (04) 3137 3403

Welcoming Executive
Muhammad Rahmat Geneid
Email: mogeneid@gmail.com
Mobile No: (04) 2063 9513

Media Executive
Ooi Wei Wern
Email: weiwernooi.msa@gmail.com
Mobile No: (04) 0359 1351

Malaysia Night Executive
Najmuddin Mohd Aminuddin
Email: nudgeunsw9903@gmail.com
Mobile No: (04) 1672 8217

Emergency Contacts

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NCG Emergency Contact Phone Numbers

On Site St John Volunteer (Kylie) 0411 709 516

Lost?
Contact Sam at 0430 222 211 OR
Keat Boon 033 322 850 OR
Transpot Infoline 131 500

Health & Emergency Contact Phone Numbers

Police, Fire and Ambulance	000
Abortion Hotline	9233 3780
Alcohol & Drug Information Service	1800 422 599
Ambulance bookings	13 12 33
Cancer council	9334 1900
Centrecare Pregnancy Support	9283 3099
Emergency Dental Info (after hours)	9369 1111
Emergency Prescription Service	9235 0333
Medicare	12 20 11
Poisons Information Hotline	13 11 26
Rape Crisis Centre	9819 6565
Royal North Shore Hospital	9926 7111
St. Vincents Hospital	9339 1111
Sydney Hospital Emergency	9382 7111
Sydney Sexual Health Centre	9382 7440

Before NCG

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(arrive prior to 8th of July 2009)

There will be NO Welcoming Committee to greet you if you choose to arrive prior to NCG.

You will also have to make your own bookings for accommodation as the arranged accommodation for NCG is only available from 8th of July 2009 onwards.

You will have to make your own way to your accommodation.

We advise you to make early bookings as it is peak holiday period at the time.

Backpacker's accommodations

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TBA

During NCG

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(Arrival on 8th of July 2009 )

Step One:
Arrive at the Sydney Airport.

Step Two:
Find the Welcoming guides. They will tell you the best way to get to the accommodation.
Even if you have other accommodation arrangements, you need to register at the accommodation venue.

Step Three:
Register yourself at Meriton World Tower.

Step Four:
Enjoy time in Sydney.

from Airport to City

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To get to the accommodation venue from the Airport, it is advisable to either catch a cab or a train ride to Town Hall.

There will be pickup guides at the airport to direct delegates to the cab or train services.

So, look out for the NCG 2009 volunteers!

For train services, the guides would guide the delegates all the way to Town Hall Station and they will be lead to the accommodation location.

| Transport Information

State Guides Contact

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States
Guides Name
Contact No:

QLD
Ho Pui Li
0425 835577

Sharon Lim
0401 452580

ACT
Quek Xiu Yi
0431 337702

Yeo Li Ying
0433 331063

VIC
Lim Huai Xin
0433 891151

Michelle Tiah
0430 165087

SA
Carrie Ooi
0401 358536

Jaspreet Kaur
0422 067478

WA
Quek Xiu Ling
0434 123413

TAS
Lawrence Phang
0430 343850

Accommodation

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World Tower Meriton Apartments is one of the most stylish apartment situated in the hearts of Sydney CBD. The apartment building is located conveniently with restaurants, supermarkets and shopping sensations.

With the estimate of 450 people coming from other states, we will allocated them to some 3 bedrooms apartments and some 2 bedrooms apartments that are finished with gourmet kitchen, separate internal laundry, entertainment TV sets, in-room electronic safe, bathrooms, over-sized living area, dining area and study desk. All participants will be divided into 3 a group to occupy one bedroom of a king size bed.

• 3 bedroom apartments – sleeps up to 9 people at the rate of AUD$450 per night
• 2 bedroom apartments – sleeps up to 6 people at the rate of AUD$320 per night

Registration

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9 am- 3pm:
Registration Booth at Meriton
World Tower
For directions to Meriton on day of arrival, contact Keat Boon at 033 322 850

1pm - 6pm:
Registration Booth at Main
Building 1, UTS
(For athletes and for those who missed registration at Meriton World Tower)

After Hours:
Contact Jenny at 0433 559 825

Media

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There are other ways to be a part of NCG apart from just participating in the Sporting events or Malaysia Night.

Now, you can share your own memories of NCG and add on to our own gallery!

Sounds good? Check out our gallery of videos and pictures and feel free to add on to it!

What is Malaysia Night?

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Malaysia Night is a night where the culmination of NCG comes to an end. It is the night of celebration and awards. To simply put, we've played hard, we celebrate, we dine.

What better way to put an end to NCG than with Malaysia Night.

Accompanying the night of celebration are performances from every states in our MASCA Fantasia. Be sure to see which state bags up the last winning of the entire event!

This year marks a first with the award giving of Testimonial Australia, an award given only to the gifted few; as well as the launch of MASCA Alumni.

Put on your best outfits and we're look forward to seeing you there!

Theme

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National Conference and Games (NCG) Sydney 2009 brings together the finest athletes from each respective states. Each individual delegate brings their own unique personality as well as the sport in which they are the most adept in to compete with their equals. At the end of the day, what we want is to bring glory to our home state.

The Malaysia Night Organizing Committee would like to present “MOSH ’09: Where the worst crime is faking it” as a platform for all athletes to come together and celebrate the joys and the tears, to commemorate those who have fallen and rose again and most of all, the intensity of the love of sport shared between each and every delegate.

MOSH ‘O9 promises to be even bigger and better than its predecessors. Imagine limo rides for nominees of the Sportsman/Sportswoman of the Year as well as Rockstar/ Rock Princess which will show them the magnificent sights of Sydney before dropping them off on the red carpet at Paddington Town Hall, a listed heritage sight which showcases elegance as well as a touch of mystery and sensuality all rolled into one.

All delegates are requested to fulfill the requisite dress-code: formal or traditional attire with a touch of inspiration by Hollywood red carpet/Glam Rockstar.

As a parting word, I would like to mention that in addition to what I have just described above, attendees will also be in for a surprise or two so please secure your booking of Malaysia Night with your team captain and join us for a night of celebration!

Theme: MOSH'09
Dress Code: Strictly Formal or Traditional

where is it?

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Venue:
Paddington Town Hall, Paddington, Sydney
Time:
7.00 pm

By cab:
1) Catch a cab from Liverpool Street, Hyde Park (3 minutes walk from Meriton World Tower)
2) 5 minutes cab ride, approximately AUD$3.00/person

By bus:
From Meriton World Tower, Liverpool Street:
1) Bus routes 333 and 380 departs regularly from Liverpool Street, Hyde Park
2) Stop at Paddington Town Hall, approximately 15 minutes bus ride

From Railway Square/Central Station:
1) Bus route 378 and 380 departs regularly from Railway Square
2) Stop at Paddington Town Hall, approximately 25 minutes bus ride

For more information, please contact Sydney Transport Info at 131500 or www.131500.info