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Mitochondrial disease (mito) can
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MATTHEW MALONEY
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Welcome to the September 2015
issue of The Australia Times Kids
magazine.
In this issue, we have colouring girls/
boys and cube art activities. We also
have two children stories which are
another Dream on Kelly story written
by Al McCartan and Z Apocalypse
story written by a young talented
author, Matthew Maloney. As always,
we do hope that you will enjoy this
issue of the magazine.
Mitochondrial disease (mito) can
affect any organ in anyone of any age.
www.amdf.org.au
It is often terminal; there is no cure and
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Once upon a time there were a cute little
television puppets named Pinky and
Perky; a feisty Muppet, Miss Piggy, then
the movie Babe and now there’s another
little porker puppet-person wowing kids
of all ages, named Peppa Pig.
Peppa has taken the world by storm and
this is reflected in lots of TV shows toys,
books, tours, and now, Peppa is coming to
us down under.
Brisbane-based actor Bekki Adams and
her crew will be touring throughout
October and November, bringing to the
stage wonderful true to life puppets, a live
cast with some of Australia’s best musical
theatre artists.
Peppa Pig is Bekki’s baby here in Australia
and she’s been involved with these loveable
characters since successfully auditioning
for the part of Peppa in 2013. “After all this
time, still frightfully addictive, Bekki said.”
This is a great pre-Christmas treat for kids
of all ages. Already a hit in Britain, the
show, called The Big Splash has received
lots of good notices; London’s Daily
Telegraph has described the show as
“A rollicking all singing, dancing,
interactive adventure.”
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thu 15 and fri 16 october
regal theatre, subiaco
wed 21 to fri 23 october
brisbane powerhouse
sun 25 october
arts centre gold coast
tue 27 october
newcastle civic theatre
fri 30 october to sun 1 november
roslyn packer theatre walsh bay
tue 3 november
the concourse, chatswood
fri 6, mon 9 to wed 11 november
playhouse, arts centre melbourne
sat 14 november
her majesty’s theatre,
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In Peppa Pig Live! Big Splash, the nursery
roof is leaking and Peppa and her friends
need to fix it quickly. They set up a
fete to raise the money for Mr Bull to
do the repairs. There’s plenty of fun to
be had as Peppa, George, Mummy and
Daddy Pig, as well as Danny Dog, Pedro
Pony and Suzy Sheep put up bunting,
run stalls and organise a great day out.
There’s also a Champion Puddle Jumping
competition judged by Mr Potato where
everyone gets soaked and Peppa needs to
find her Golden Boots.
Well, to tell you more would spoil the show,
so you’ll need to see it for yourself. Prepare
to sing along and enjoy all the fun – and
kids, please, please control
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One of the main tourist attractions in Shelby
was the Old Courthouse. Built in 1850, it was the
place to end a criminal’s career, register a birth
or a death, obtain a licence or settle a dispute;
today’s disputes being Sergeant Boden, NSW
Police versus any erring motorist or underage
drinkers.
The Town Council had seen to it that, The Old
Courthouse was kept in its original condition and
repaired to the best match possible, anything
that was fairly worn or torn.
In its wisdom, the Town Council, in 1935,
under the mayoral administration of Councillor
McLaughlin, had opted to add a museum to the
Courthouse.
The Old Courthouse was still in use and Mr.
Avery or Miss Last, or both of them together
often took classes to let them see the wheels
of justice in operation. The highlight of the visit
was always a look around the museum, which of
course, gave us kids the chance to look at history
and for Miss Last and Mr. Avery the opportunity
to steal away for a coffee.
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However, nothing could compare with the trial
and incarceration of notorious bushranger,
The
Actor
, back in 1882. Thomas Jenkinson, son of
noble parents, was an English emigrant whom
legend decreed he was a latter-day Robin Hood
whose sole right was to deprive the very wealthy
of their gotten gains - ill or otherwise, and the
Colony of part of its gold from the mining towns,
nearby.
Legends grew of how he robbed the rich, sold the
proceeds in black markets in Sydney’s seedier
venues and returned the money to those in need.
People talked of how he cockily wrote to the
coach companies, apologizing for robbing them
and assuring them that all ‘proceeds’ had been
disbursed fairly.
The legends were further fanned by stories in
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The fact was. Thomas Jenkinson, despite his
genteel upbringing, was an out and out thief and
robbed for his own gain.
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Yet, people believed the legends and there was
standing room only when Jenkinson was brought
to trial in 1882.
The Town Crier
reported:
“Oh what transport of
delight! This day we shall
see the trial, and it is hoped,
the incarceration, of this
miscreant, this robber known
as The Actor, but to his
parents and our noble police
service, Thomas Jenkinson,
gentleman, late of England
and Sydney. Today, justice
will be done in the Court-
house situate in the township
of Shelby, administered by
Mr. Justice Melbourne and a
jury of twelve good men and
true.
This worthy publica tion must
pay tribute to Serjt. Herlihy
and Constbs. O’ Reilly and
McTavish, who made the
long-awaited arrest?
Our gallant troopers
confronted the accused at
sunset, on the Shelby track,
awaiting the arrival of the Royal
Mail Coach. The accused ran
away in a cowardly manner
but was apprehended by
brave Serjt. Herlihy and his
men and placed in charge.
Good citizens of Shelby shall
nd out if the aforesaid
Jenkinson be guilty or
innocent and if, the former,
sent from here to a place of
penal servitude until only
death shall release him.
The trial will begin at eleven
of the clock, in the forenoon.
Well may we say, God Save
the Queen. Let Her justice
prevail.”
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The copy of the newspaper, was glazed, framed
and mounted on a prominent place on the
museum wall.
The Old Courthouse had obtained, from the
National Film Archives, in Canberra, a copy of
the 1922 silent lm.
The Capture and Trial of
Thos Jenkinson - Bushranger
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The acting was wooden, the plot contrived and
predictable, but it never failed to amuse the
small boys and girls who saw the lm. They
sat enthralled as the lm showed Jenkinson’s
robberies of the Cobb and Co coaches, his
ght with the Police Troopers, his trial and
imprisonment.
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Me and my friends had seen the lm before but
it still dead set holds our attention, as does the
old Cobb and Co. coach, on display in the old
stables at the Courthouse.
Me and Blinky are reading the newspaper
mounted on the wall, with Blinky, whose father
is a doctor, laughing at the quack medical
advertisements. I’m reading the report of The
Actor’s capture.
Gee it’s real beaut to be a police sergeant and
capture a bushranger, I think. Real beaut.
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Sergeant Stollery Kelly of the New South Wales
Mounted Police was listening to the story related
by the driver of the Goldtown-Shelby Cobb and
Co coach.
“Bailed me up, he did, Sergeant; dressed as
a parson he was.” The driver was shivering.
“I need a whiskey, sure as fate I do,” he added.
Sergeant Kelly, as well as the Shelby Police
Station knew of the driver’s liking for whiskey.
He handed the driver a shilling.
“Here, go and have one on me, Driver, but before
you go. Are you sure it was The Actor who robbed
the coach?”
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“Aye Sergeant, looked like a prospector, but he
spoke all right and proper, just like a toff, he
did, and he were polite when he arxed me for
the box I was carrying.”
“What box, driver?”
“Pound notes for the bank.”
“Surely you had an escort riding with you?”
“Aye, sure I did Sergeant, but he scampered when
The Actor pulled a pistol from his belt. Lucky I was
not carrying passengers. Old Ginger McLaughlin
is bringing in the next coach termorrer, and he’s
got that actress lady from Sydney and he’s also
carrying a proper lady, a Miss Annabelle, she’s
going marry Inspector Boden.”
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“That I know, driver. Who is this actress?”
“Got the posters in the coach, Sergeant. A right
corker she is too... a Miss Linda La Flinte, Ginger
McLaughlin saw her in Sydney and reckon she’s
got the best cornower blue eyes.”
“Thanks driver, go and enjoy the whiskey.”
Sergeant Kelly leisurely sauntered over to the
Police Station where Constables Billson and
Avery were engrossed in paper work.
“Lads, it looks as if The Actor has struck again.
He’s in the area, and our job is to track him down
and bring him to justice.”
“How will you know who he is?” asked Billson.
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“Well, he’s left a few clues. He always attacks
at Fergusson’s Dam or Last’s Corner and rides
eastwards, away from Shelby.
“He is always in disguise, nobody has seen his
face, so we look for the unusual - swaggie, miner,
anything that he can hide his face behind. He
can change the colour of his hair and change
his beard and voice. That’s why he’s called The
Actor.”
“A cunning fox indeed,” said Avery.
“Aye Constable, that he is, but not cunning
enough for Sergeant Kelly and his men. I’m,
going to ride to Goldtown, pick up the coach and
ride with it back to Shelby. This time we’ll get
him for sure.”
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The Goldtown - Shelby coach was clattering
along. Ginger McLaughlin sat relaxed in the
driver’s seat with his escort, a tall, well-built
young man who had applied for the vacant escort
rider’s job at the Goldtown Stage line Depot.
Annabelle was chattering excitedly to the fair
haired lady with the cornower blue eyes.
They were looking at the clean-shaven young
man in the clerical cassock of a parson who was
reading a bible and trying so hard not to fall
asleep.
“Don’t try to keep awake, Reverend,” said
Annabelle. “My mother told me that when your
eyes get heavy, you should sleep.”
“Thank you for your kind thoughts, young
lady, but I must stay awake, I heard there are
footpads, highwaymen that could rob us. You
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may need protection. I, as a man of God, must
protect you ladies. I will ght the good ght if I
have to.”
“By the way, I am The Reverend Stollery, on my
way to Shelby, to preach this Sunday, I hope you
will attend.”
“Praise be, I am Miss Annabelle, the new Sunday
school teacher, betrothed to Inspector Boden
of Shelby. I will attend.”
“And I am Linda La Flinte, an actress, here
to entertain the Church Ladies’ Club.” Her
cornower blue eyes gleamed. “I will be
honoured to attend.”
Ginger McLaughlin kept a steady hand on the
reins, his eyes searching for a possible sighting
of The Actor. “Heard tell, that bushranger held
up the coach yesterday,” he said to the escort.
“Well, he won’t today,” the escort replied. “He’s
not that stupid. We’re carrying the Queen’s
Mail.”
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“And some replacement notes for the bank,”
replied Ginger. “About a thousand pounds worth,
I believe.”
“A large sum, aren’t you afraid of bushrangers?
I hear that notorious bushranger, The Actor, is
in these parts.”
“That’s what you’re here for,” replied Ginger.
He cracked his whip, “C’mon giddy up, horse.”
The coach approached Fergusson’s Dam, which
locals said had the juiciest and tastiest eels in
the entire Colony. Two horsemen were trotting
along, slowly, unaware of the coach.
“Hey there,” yelled Ginger, Queen’s Mail coming
through. Make way.”
The horsemen did not budge. Ginger pulled hard
on the reins and halted the coach.
One of the horsemen, turned, smiled and pulled a
pistol from his belt. “Bail up driver.” The second
horseman also pulled a pistol and slowly trotted
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to the window. He tipped his hat. “Afternoon,
Reverend, afternoon ladies. Nice day for a bail
up eh?”
Annabelle stared at him. “Are you that robber,
the one they call The Actor?” she said, with a
slight quiver in her voice.
“No madam. I am The Actor,” came a deep voice.
“Driver, dismount please and stay with your
hands in the air. “
The escort had his weapon trained on Ginger.
“Down, now, sir, if you please.”
Ginger dismounted and stood near a huge tree,
his eyes blazing.
“You,” he shook his head in disbelief. “The
escort.”
“Escort, parson, prospector, I do them all. I
am The Actor.” He gave a mock bow. “Thomas
Jenkinson at your service.”
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The other two horsemen had the three
passengers alight from the coach and stand
against the tree, pistols trained on them.
“Now driver, the strongbox if you will. My
companions in crime will relieve you ladies of
your burdensome jewellery and any money you
might have, please place them in the gunny sack.
Parson, you too please. Oh! You may retain your
bible.”
“Thank you sir, and the Lord bless you.” said the
young parson. He held his bible, opened it, and
pulled a small revolver from the inside, pointing
it at The Actor.
“Surrender in the Queen’s name. I am Sergeant
Kelly, of the New South Wales Mounted Police.”
The Actor shook his head. “Silly man, my men
have weapons trained on you. May I be as bold
to suggest you drop that puny little pop gun,
now?”
“I think not, Actor, my men have weapons trained
on you - we are ten to your three.”
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The Actor looked around. Silently Constables
Billson, Avery and eight of the Police troopers
had appeared, surrounded and disarmed The
Actor’s two henchmen.
“Curse you, Kelly. You may have won this time.
Fear not I’ll be back.”
“Not this side of the nineteenth century. Your
pistol, please.”
Linda’s cornower eyes gleamed. “Oh thank
you, thank, you. You are my champion, my
knight. I shall dub you so.” She raised her
parasol and tapped Kelly lightly on the shoulder.
“My Champion, Sir Stollery.”
The next tap on the shoulder was not light.
“Kell, wake up mate.” Boxy Avery was tapping
me on the shoulder. “Jeez mate, I’ve never seen
a bloke sleeping and standing up before. Coming
for a coke?”
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‘Professor Oak here, today my crew and I are going to try
and make a cure for all known diseases in the world,’ he
said with an ecstatic voice, facing a camera.
Then suddenly an alarm started ashing an orange
coloured light around the lthy science laboratory.
‘Sir, we got a breach in Unit 2B, looks like another intruder
shall I call the guards?’ said Thomas Murphy
‘Yes, dispose of that intruder quickly,’ answered Professor
Oak.
‘Okay Professor,’ replied Thomas.
Three security guards dressed in black uniforms with a
Tac 45 pistol and a Colt Machine Gun, swiftly moved to
the location of the unidentied intruder.
They neutralized the threat and arrested him.
‘Patrol the area, lock up any entrances and make sure the
building is secure’ ordered Professor Oak.
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‘Copy that,’ said one of the guards as he looked around
for any loose ends. Then suddenly a loud bang came from
the generator room.
Professor Oak turned off the camera and looked on the
control monitors to nd where the leak was.
Suddenly Thomas interrupted.
‘Professor if that smoke reaches the air vents this building
and everything in it will be poisoned.’
‘We need to evacuate the building then, ‘ Professor called
out over the speaker. ‘Swat team report to the panic room
immediately.’
‘Roger that,’ spluttered one of the ofcers. Alarms
suddenly rang. ‘Air contaminated, evacuate the area.’
‘Professor, I’m feeling a little…’ Thomas wheezed.
‘The air is poisoned, we need to leave,’ Professor Oak
spluttered.
‘How, the building is sealed shut?’ Thomas replied.
After ten minutes the building and most of the areas in
the building were poisoned. The ve people all infected
by the gas in the building had mutated into Zombies.
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THREE YEARS LATER
‘Phil, behind you,’ yelled Emily Rogers.
‘Thanks Emily,’ said Phil Vukovic as Emily shot a zombie.
‘Emily, I’m out of Tac ammo, protect me. I’ll melee,’ he
replies.
After killing three zombies with a machete he tripped up
and almost got bitten.
‘Emily,’ Phil yelled.
‘I got it, don’t fret,’ responded Emily.
Emily grabbed the zombie then pulled out a pistol and shot
it.
‘Damn, that was close,’ said Phil in a relieved voice.
‘That’s not the end, duck and cover,’ Emily yelled to Phil as
ten zombies started coming at them from each side of an
elevated platform. They rushed to get the two survivors.
As the zombies started to run up the rickety iron steps,
a helicopter appeared overhead and started to re at
the zombies. Emily and Phil ducked for cover as metal
bullets rained down from the sky. A voice called from the
helicopter.
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‘We will hold them off, nd a building to hide in,’ said the
pilot ying the chopper. After ten minutes of searching
for a building that wasn’t full of zombies, they found an
old abandoned motel that looked like it went three rounds
with King Kong. The motel was an old building, three
stories high with moss and vines hanging down from the
rusty stairwells and windows. They quickly ran into the
old motel hoping to nd resources or ammunition, they
checked twelve rooms and found a pocket knife, a box of
tinned food and an X2-7O sniper rie.
to be continued....
MATTHEW MALONEY is a
12 year old who moved from Ireland
to Albury, NSW when he was 8
years old. His loves include writing,
drawing, drama and of course Xbox.
He loves writing creative ction and
drawing his own images with his
stories. He hopes to get into writing,
graphic design or architecture when
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