PRAYER TIMES

Expected: Today: Spirit of Tasmania I (TT-Line), from Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. Searoad Mersey II (Seaship), from Melbourne, general. Goliath (CSL), from Melbourne, cement. Spirit of Tasmania II (TT-Line), from Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. Tomorrow: Spirit of Tasmania I (TTLine), from Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. Sailing: Today: Goliath (CSL), for Melbourne, cement. Spirit of Tasmania I (TT-Line), for Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. Investigator II (BIL), for Grassy, general. Searoad Mersey II (Seaship), for Melbourne, general. Spirit of Tasmania II (TT-Line), for Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. Tomorrow: Spirit of Tasmania I (TT-Line), for Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. Burnie Expected: Today: Tasmanian Achiever (Toll), from Melbourne, general. Tomorrow: Victorian Reliance (Toll), from Melbourne, general. Sailing: Today: Tasmanian Achiever (Toll), for Melbourne, general. Faithe (Monson), for Yangpu. Daiwan Wisdom (Monson), for Portland. No movements for tomorrow. Islamic Prayer Times: Today: Fajr 3.47; Sunrise 5.42; Dhuhr 12.55; Asr 4.52; Maghrib 8.08; Isha 9.56. Tomorrow: Fajr 3.45; Sunrise 5.41; Dhuhr 12.55; Asr 4.52; Maghrib 8.09; Isha 9.58.

VICE-REGAL

Yesterday morning at Penguin, the Governor of Tasmania, Professor the Honourable Kate Warner, and Mr Warner began a visit to the Central Coast Municipality with a tour of Penguin Composites, followed by an overview of the development of the Penguin Recreation Ground and a tour of the construction site at the Dial Regional Sports Complex. Later, the Governor and Mr Warner visited Penguin District School. They met students and staff, then visited the Central Coast Community Shed at West Ulverstone. In the afternoon, the Governor and Mr Warner visited Ulverstone High School before touring the Ulverstone History Museum and North West Woodcraft Guild. Later, the Governor and Mr Warner visited Warrawee Women’s Shelter and attended a Civic Reception at the Ulverstone Sports and Leisure Centre.