On the Road to Success
9 Dec 2015 3:00 PMAdministration Support![On the Road to Success](/blog/on-the-road-to-success/images/Tassie Blog 01 400x300.jpg)
Join one of the world’s best cyclists who will take you on a guided tour through his old training grounds in Tasmania and show you some of the best training routes combined with one of the most scenic countryside’s in the world.
Loss of Challenge
2 Dec 2015 12:44 PMAdministration Support![Loss of Challenge](/blog/loss-of-challenge/images/Loss of Challenge - Dave and Joe_1 400x300.jpg)
One of the clear victims of social progress in my opinion has been the loss or removal of challenge from our lives. We have got to the stage where everything we do is risk assessed to assure that anything we do is predictable. I am sure that this loss of challenge is being driven by the need to mitigate liability, but I can’t help wondering what it is doing to us and in particular younger people as they seek to develop their identities.
Guest Speaker at NT Duke of Edinburgh's Awards
25 Nov 2015 12:00 AMAdministration Support![Guest Speaker at NT Duke of Edinburgh's Awards](/blog/guest-speaker-at-nt-duke-of-edinburghs-awards/images/20151118 DOE Guest Speaker 400x350.jpg)
Aidan Grimes was the guest speaker at the Northern Territory Duke of Edinburgh's Award Ceremony held at NT Parliament House on 18 November 2015.
Photo by: Shane Eecen, Creative Light Studios
Here is an excerpt from his interview with event's coordinator, Joelene Dukes.
NT Embraces Kokoda History and its Legacy
18 Nov 2015 12:00 AMAdministration Support![NT Embraces Kokoda History and its Legacy](/blog/nt-embraces-kokoda-history-and-its-legacy/images/Darwin Middle School 18.11.2015.jpg)
Aidan visited Darwin schools and government agencies to present the Kokoda Track history as well as some of the learnings he has discovered from walking the Kokoda Track over the past 21 years.
The lure of the Black Cat
17 Nov 2015 10:06 AMAdministration Support![The lure of the Black Cat](/blog/the-lure-of-the-black-cat/images/BCT 400x300.jpg)
Some Australian Diggers have often been heard describing the Black Cat Track as the hardest slog they’d ever done. In fact, the Black Cat Track rates harder than the Kokoda Track.