PRAYER TIMES

Expected: Today: Spirit of Tasmania II (TT-Line), from Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. Searoad Mersey II (Seaship), from Melbourne, general. Spirit of Tasmania I (TT-Line), from Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. Marex Noa (Inchcape), from Sydney, caustic soda. Tomorrow: Spirit of Tasmania II (TT-Line), from Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. Searoad Tamar (Seaship), from Melbourne, general. Glory Atlantic (Inchcape), from Melbourne, cement. Sailing: Today: Spirit of Tasmania II (TTLine), for Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. John Duigan (BIL), for Grassy, general. Searoad Mersey II (Seaship), for Melbourne, general. Spirit of Tasmania I (TT-Line), for Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. Tomorrow: Spirit of Tasmania II (TT-Line), for Melbourne, passengers and vehicles. Marex Noa (Inchcape), for Melbourne, caustic soda. Burnie Expected: Today: Tasmanian Achiever (Toll), from Melbourne, general. Tomorrow: ICS Silver Lining (Monson), from Port Pirie, concentrates. Victorian Reliance (Toll), from Melbourne, general. Sailing: Today: Tasmania Achiever (Toll), for Melbourne, general. Tomorrow: ICS Silver Lining (Monson), for Hobart, concentrates. Islamic Prayer Times: Today: Fajr 5.30; Sunrise 7.05; Dhuhr 12.08; Asr 2.47; Maghrib 5.10; Isha 6.41. Tomorrow: Fajr 5.31; Sunrise 7.06; Dhuhr 12.08; Asr 2.46; Maghrib 5.09; Isha 6.40.

VICE-REGAL

Yesterday morning at New Norfolk, the Governor of Tasmania, Professor Kate Warner, accompanied by Mr Warner, officially opened the 30th anniversary exhibition of the New Norfolk Historical Information Centre. In the evening at Government House, the Governor and Mr Warner hosted a performance of ‘The Mountain’ by the Crescendo Choir. Later at the Brighton Civic Centre, the Governor presided at the 2018 Annual General Meeting of Scouts Australia – Tasmanian Branch and presented life memberships and service awards to this year’s recipients.