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The Newsletter is distributed free to members and to island families.
Spare copies are initially reserved for new members or extra copies for members.
- see Association Shop for details.
Please note that longer articles and many images are reserved for the newsletter and are not available on the website
The August 2011 Newsletter

is a 40 page full colour magazine full of Tristan news and features
posted to members in late July

Highlights of the August 2011 Newsletter:

Cover picture – MS Oliva aground at Spinners Point on Nightingale Island from Kristine Hannon

Extended article chronicling the wreck of the MS Oliva and its impact on Tristan's environment and economy.
Administrator Sean Burns surveys the last six months on Tristan da Cunha

Emergency help for victims of the Lai Ching Shipwreck
Tristan Treasure Hunt as the island seeks to retrieve a lost chronometer and medal presented by a former US President and a King of Italy to Islanders in the 19th Century for the Tristan Museum.
Tristan Family News
Monsignor Michael's eventful Tristan visit from James Glass
Tristan's Disaster Management Plan including reports from Anna Hicks
Post Office News including the latest stamp issues from Iris Green
Latest Tristan Souvenirs from Dawn Repetto
2011 visit of RMS St Helena to Tristan from including a report from Dawn Repetto
Dawn Repetto reports on a busy season catering for cruise ships
Shipping Schedule and news of SA Agulhas II
Hunting the Mysterious Okalolies by Peter Millington
St Mary's School News from Education Adviser Jim Kerr
Publications news including a review of Jim Flint's new book Mid Atlantic Village and a Tristan Chart offer.
Tristan Association News including a report of the successful 2011 Annual Gathering

To obtain your copy join the Tristan da Cunha Association - see Association Shop and Order Form for details.

The February 2011 Newsletter

is a 36 page full colour magazine full of Tristan news and features
posted to members in late January

Highlights of the February 2011 Newsletter:

Cover picture – Northern Rockhopper Penguins on Nightingale Island in November 2010 from Sean Burns.

New Administrator Sean Burns takes the helm
and sets out the challenges for his time on Tristan
.
MBE for Lorraine Repetto
2010 Overseas Territories Consultative Conference Report
from Tristan Government UK Representative Chris Bates

Tristan Harbour Saga Continues from Richard Grundy
Fishing News from Dorrien Venn
High-Tech Noble Gas Station opens
from Station Manager Jérémy Peychaud

Feature on Tristan da Cunha House in Cape Town
Family News
Shipping Schedule and feature on events during the 2010 SA Agulhas Trip
from Dawn Repetto

Latest Tristan Souvenirs
Post Office News including the latest stamp issues
School News from Education Adviser Jim Kerr
Dental Technician Bob Carse looks back on ten Tristan da Cunha visits between 1996 and 2010
Conrad Glass unveils the new Tristan Police Station
and the second edition of his book Rockhopper Copper.

Tristan da Cunha Islands Conservation Report
from RSPB Project Officer Katrine Herian

The Burrowing Petrels of Gough Island from John Cooper
Sir Clive Elliott recalls his childhood on Tristan da Cunha in the 1950s
Association News including full details of the 2011 Annual Gathering

To obtain your copy join the Tristan da Cunha Association - see Association Shop and Order Form for details.

The new look, record 36 page
full colour edition

August 2010 Newsletter


posted to members in late July

Highlights of the August 2010 Newsletter:

Cover picture – Tristan da Cunha Island from above The Waterfall on Inaccessible Island in 2008 from Peter Ryan
Honours for Tristan Islanders
New Island Council and profile of the new Chief Islander Ian Lavarello
David Morley signs off and new Administrator Sean Burns makes his introduction Shipping News including the 2010/11 Shipping Schedule and news of a disappointing cruise ship season
Fishing News including measures to deter poachers and a warning about a US company advertising ‘Tristan’ fish
Tristan invaded by South American Porgy Fish – report by Sue Scott
Tristan Family News including a wedding, 80th Birthday, latest birth and obituaries Latest Tristan da Cunha News Round-Up
2010 Queen’s Day Photo Feature
New Post Office and Tourism Centre Opens – latest stamp, handicraft and souvenir news
J
onathan Lambert’s Flag Unfurled - Tristan da Cunha’s oldest relic explored
St Mary’s School Report from Jim Kerr
Powder Monkey Jim Revisited – a Tristan song’s origins explored by Peter Millington Tristan Islanders’ remembered on Marion Island Peaks by John Cooper
Rev Philip Bell’s Obituary and Tristan da Cunha Archives
Changes on Tristan after 25 years by John and Gwynneth Cooper
Obituary for former Governor Michael Clancy; Planned visit of Governor Andrew Gurr on RMS St Helena in 2011
Passage to Tristan da Cunha and Beyond on MS Island Sky
Publication News featuring the Tristan da Cunha Photo Portfolio and 1961-3 50 th Anniversary Book update
Tristan Association Matters including 2010 Annual Gathering Report

2010 Ratting Day Photo Feature

To obtain your copy join the Tristan da Cunha Association - see Association Shop and Order Form for details.

February 2010 Newsletter

The February 2010 Newsletter was posted in late January.
To obtain your copy join the Tristan da Cunha Association
- see Association Shop
and Order Form for details.

Highlights of the Newsletter
Tristan’s New Fishing Factory heralds a new future for fish exports
Tristan’s New Constitution
Administrator David Morley unveils Tristan da Cunha’s Seven Year Plan
Chris Bates’ account of the Chief Islander’s 2009 UK Visit
Education Adviser Jim Kerr’s School Report
New Handicraft and Souvenir Service ~ Post Office News
Tristan Family News
Tim and Pam Fogg describe islanders rope training
St Mary’s Pupils’ day abseiling
Report From Tristan Dentist Aileen Logie
Anna Hicks reports on the Tristan Volcano
RSPB’s Brad Robson’s Conservation Report
Trevor Glass reports on conservation work at Sandy Point
Gough Stinker Report from John Cooper
Peter Ryan describes Inaccessible projects
Book News including a review of a new Tristan Recipe Book
Shipping News

Please note that longer articles and
many images are reserved for the newsletter and are not available on the website
Contact the Tristan da Cunha Newsletter Editor Richard Grundy
by Email on : newseditor@tristandc.com
Newsletter Contributions
Items ( Copy in Word format or JPEG photographs please) for the February 2011 edition will be very welcome.
Please outline your plan and submit (preferably by email) to Richard Grundy first
as several good articles are held over and others rejected through a lack of space.
Deadlines : Ideas by 30th September and final copy by 30th November please
Contributions and Copyright
Contributions to the newsletter in the form of items of news, ideas for articles and photographs are welcome.
It will be assumed, unless specifically requested otherwise, that items offered for use in the newsletter can also be used for the website and by the Tristan Government and / or the Tristan Association for marketing and publicity purposes.
Tristan da Cunha Photograph Portfolio
A selected portfolio of good quality digital photographs are available to publishers to raise money for the Tristan da Cunha Island community. Contact Richard Grundy on webmanager@tristandc.com for details.
Islanders Abroad
It is hoped that the Newsletter will be an important vehicle to keep Tristan Islanders throughout the world in touch with each other. Photographs and brief personal details are invited for the regular Islanders' Abroad feature. Obviously the Association hopes Islanders will want to join the Association and take part in the expanding programme organised by the committee.
Tristan da Cunha Photograph Portfolio
A selected portfolio of good quality digital photographs are available to publishers to raise money for the Tristan da Cunha Island community. Contact Richard Grundy on webmanager@tristandc.com for details.
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