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M A G A Z I N EAPRIL2014

EMERGING TRENDSIN NEW MATERIALS & TECHNOLOGIES

LOCKWOOD FLUSH PULLS, CUPBOARD KNOB & HANDLES AND DOOR STOPS

ASSA ABLOY AUSTRALIA IS A PROUD CONTRIBUTOR TO QUT’S $230M REDEVLOPMENT

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V8SUPERCARHOT ON THE PACE AT THE GP

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M A G A Z I N EAPRIL2014

A S S A A B L OY I N S A U D I A R A B I AASSA ABLOY AUSTRALIA TO BEGIN SUPPLYING PRODUCT TO THE KINGDOM IN A RECENT AGREEMENT WITH ISR.

16T R E N D SEMERGING TRENDS IN NEW MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES.

GM MESSAGE 04

A message from the General Manager.

ERP UPDATE 05

ASSA ABLOY’s new ERP system is fully operational

PRODUCT RELEASES 15

Lockwood Nexion Brushed Satin Chrome and Lockwood Velocity Small Rose Furniture

CLIPSAL 500 20

Three top 5 finishes for Coulthard in the first race of the season.

TRAINING SESSION 24

Get a handle on hardware with ASSA ABLOY training.

LWR 2014 CALENDAR 25

Lockwood Racing 2014 Calendar.

WATCH LIST MOVIES 26

April’s best lock approved movies on the radar.

BIZARRE LAWS 27

20 bizarre laws from around the world that still exist today.

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N E W P R O D U C T L A U N C H !LOCKWOOD FLUSH PULLS, CUPBOARD KNOB & HANDLES AND DOOR STOPS.

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22 G R A N D P R I XCOULTHARD ON THE PACE

08Q U T S C I E N C E & T E C H N O L O G Y P R E C I N C TQUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY’S $230M REDEVELOPMENT.

12D E B A L K VA N B E E L THE FIRST BUILDING IN THE NEW DISTRICT OF TWEEWATERS IN LEUVEN, BELGIUM.


Hello to you all,

Firstly, I would like to sincerely thank-you all for your fantastic support and understanding through what has been our biggest project in over a decade; the implementation of our new ERP System, Microsoft Dynamics – AX. There is a detailed update in this issue of Locked & Loaded from John Ikin, our ASSA ABLOY ERP Project Leader, outlining the current status as well as the benefits of the new system – so I won’t go into too much detail here other than to say again, a very sincere thank you to you all for your understanding. I am extremely confident that all the teething issues are now behind us.

So what does this year hold? Well for us here at ASSA ABLOY Australia, the first three months has seen a terrific amount of growth drop through; which obviously paints a great start to the year and provides a lot of optimism for the remainder.

What we are seeing since we closed off 2013 is a more buoyant commercial market with orders received and specification activity certainly well up, home building is really starting to bounce back with a substantial amount of builders now converting to Lockwood; delivering some very pleasing results and of course Retail also playing a positive part.

As we all have read recently in the news regarding the demise of Australian manufacturing and the thousands of job losses that follow, I can confirm to you that our commitment to continue to manufacture in Australia is as strong as ever. This is something that we as an organisation are extremely proud of as we celebrate our 80th year of manufacturing in this country.

In 2014 there will be a great amount of activity that you, our customers will see with not only our ongoing programme with Lockwood V8 Supercar Racing, but also an exciting series of television advertisements for our flagship brand Lockwood, later this year. Additionally, there are plenty of new and exciting products to hit the market in 2014, so make sure you keep an eye out in the upcoming months for their release.

We are looking forward to what 2014 will bring for both your business as well as our own and as I have mentioned previously there is plenty of activity ahead!

Once again, thank-you for your support and I hope you enjoy the read.

Tom Devine —General Manager

MESSAGE FROMT H E G E N E R A L M A N A G E R

ASSA ABLOY I ERP SYSTEM UPDATE

ASSA ABLOY Australia implemented their new ERP system in early November 2013. The organisation is the second ASSA ABLOY company in the Asia Pacific region to implement the Dynamic AX system, following on from ASSA ABLOY New Zealand.

The Dynamics AX system is now fully operational in ASSA ABLOY Australia covering all areas of the business from product planning and development to manufacturing, purchasing, warehousing, finance, human resources, marketing and customer service.

Whilst ASSA ABLOY Australia acknowledges that teething problems with the new system has been a source of frustration for customers and staff alike; there has been an assurance that there is an abundance of ongoing hard work taking place behind the scenes to locate and correct bugs in the system and new business processes.

Major issues addressed are as follows:-

• System issues with processing orders, delivery notes and invoicing through the warehouse and from manufacturing have now been resolved.

• Significant progress has been made and numbers have been drastically reduced concerning the backlog of new product numbers that were to be entered into the system.

• Corrections and improvements are being undertaken to the information and appearance of output documents (sales order confirmation, delivery note, invoice, customer statement etc.)

Several benefits ASSA ABLOY Australia customers can expect from the new system are:-

• Customers can automatically receive their documents via e-mail (Sales Order Confirmation, Invoice and Statement). Please contact Accounts Receivable to arrange this.

• Barcode scanning 100% of picks of stocked items along with all manufacturing production orders will increase order accuracy and efficiency.

• Consolidate orders for keyed and non-keyed products for house lot orders (builders)

• Improved integration with ProMaster to facilitate processing special keying orders

• Single or multiple orders can be consolidated to allow one delivery to the customer and one invoice

• One internal planning system allows supply chain transparency to improve communication of stock availability at all levels – components and finished products

• Effective control of minimum balance at individual item level to optimise inventory holding, thus improving DIFOT

ASSA ABLOY Australia would like to thank their customers for their patience during the transition to the new system. The organisation is confident that their staff and customers will reap the benefits for many years to come.



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QUT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PRECINCT

ASSA ABLOY I QUT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PRECINCT


ASSA ABLOY Australia is a proud contributor to the

redevelopment of the Queensland University of

Technology’s $230m Science and Technology’s

Precinct and Community Hub Project, at the Gardens

Point Campus.

The 45,000m2 precinct is a showcase of sustainable

building and design incorporating living lab features

which spans across two multi-storey towers. The centre

is not only utilised as a building for students to study

in but it is also an energy and water efficient structure,

which can be researched and monitored by students

and leading academics. The design itself has essentially

brought together teaching and research in science,

technology, engineering and mathematics in what has

been classed as a world-leading model.

As well as being a centre for the development of teaching

and learning, this world leading structure exemplifies

cutting edge research and sustainability solutions.

With sustainability as a guiding principle in the design

and construction of this precinct, the project attracted

an ‘Australian Excellence’ Green Star rating from the

Green Building Council of Australia. This sustainability

showpiece is so “green” that it is even powered by

trees – solar trees, of course, that are programmed to

follow the sun, thereby drawing maximum energy every

day. The Centre is a certified 5-star Green Star rated

building in “Education v1” for “Design”. It is powered by a

combination of grid power, natural gas and solar energy,

generating enough electricity to power itself and put

power back into the QUT grid. This tri-generation system

has been engineered to reuse rather than lose heat; with

heat being used to cool the air-conditioning systems,

de-humidify labs and heat the swimming pool.

ASSA ABLOY Australia representative Simon Rees

collaborated over a 3½ year period with the project

architects (Wilson Architects and Donovan Hill) and

the project builder, Leighton Contractors to ensure a

successful project outcome.

ASSA ABLOY product specified into the build included

3P70 pentagon mortice locks, 1800/70 furniture and

Abloy Protec cylinder system.



ASSA ABLOY I IN SAUDI ARABIA

ASSA ABLOY Australia is thrilled to announce a recent distribution agreement with IBRAHIM SHAFIQ RAIDAN TRADING & CONTRACTING CO (ISR) located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to supply product to the Kingdom.

ISR are a supplier to the construction industry within this region and have already commenced work on specification on a number of projects.

Earlier this year, ASSA ABLOY Regional Sales Manager for the Middle East – Jason Winters, Kevin Cox (ASSA ABLOY Export Manger Middle East & Northern Pacific) along with David Oliver (ASSA ABLOY Business Manager Sales) met with ISR General Manager Mr Ibrahim Raiden and Mr Maher M Jammal, ISR Executive Director to secure the agreement.

‘The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is currently undergoing a significant growth in construction and ASSA ABLOY Australia is well positioned to assist in supplying residential and commercial projects with our extensive range of global brands’ comments ASSA ABLOY Business Manager for Sales, David Oliver.

ASSA ABLOY Australia products have long been highly respected in the Middle East; with the company exporting Trimec and Lockwood branded products to the region for the past decade. During this period exports were primarily supplied to Australian designed or managed construction projects however, demand is now on the rise from local conglomerates. This can be attributed to the strong relationships forged by the ASSA ABLOY Regional Sales Manager for the Middle East – Jason Winters and the irrefutable reputation of the ASSA ABLOY Australia product offering.

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We look forward to working with ISR in the years ahead as we grow our joint businesses. —Jason WintersRegional Sales Manager—Middle East


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ASSA ABLOY IS A PROUD CONTRIBUTOR

ASSA ABLOY Australia is a proud contributor of De Balk van Beel; the first building in the new district of Tweewaters in Leuven, and currently the largest city centre development in Belgium.


ASSA ABLOY I DE BALK VAN BEEL

The former site of the InBev brewery is being redeveloped into a car free district with 1,200 low energy apartments and 70% open and public spaces, in which 5,000 people will be able to live and work. The main focus for this development is sustainability and innovation.

It was through ASSA ABLOY Australia’s distributor partner in Belgium, Allocking BVBA, that TRIMEC branded product was used within the build. Allocking BVBA is a respected electrical wholesaler in Belgium also offering its customers reliable technical and installation services with great success. In addition to being a very good supporter of the ASSA ABLOY range of products, Allocking is an exclusive distributor of the TRIMEC range for Belgium.

“A medium scale business like ours relies a lot on the manufacturers support to promote the solutions – for we have limited resources and ASSA ABLOY Australia offers us that support with the TRIMEC brand. TRIMEC solutions are definitely unique and thus adding value to our business and in turn our customers. We promote the solutions with great confidence and never hesitate to test the products to their limits in the harshest environments” comments Thierry Persoons, Director Allocking BVBA, Belgium.

The ES9000 Electric Strike was preferred for this project by Allocking despite the availability of a vast number of product options that could have been sourced from within Europe. This exemplifies the trust the distributor has in ASSA ABLOY Australian manufactured product and also shows their confidence in the stringent Australian standards the product meets. The ES9000’s features not only addressed the tough site conditions but also met the critical requirements for this iconic environmentally friendly project.

“It’s great to see the confidence of our distribution partners in our solutions. It takes a lot of time and effort to build this confidence especially from half way across the world. Instances like these certainly reinforces that our brands are at the forefront of our customers minds and makes all the effort we as ASSA ABLOY representatives put in worthwhile” comments Asrit Devalla, ASSA ABLOY Export Sales Representative.

In addition to TRIMEC several other ASSA ABLOY products sourced within Europe were also utilised within this project.


New Product Launch!Lockwood Flush Pulls, Cupboard Knob and Handles, Door StopsASSA ABLOY Australia is pleased to announce the

release of a new range of Lockwood Flush Pulls,

Cupboard Knob and Handles, and Door Stops to

complement the existing range. All of these new

products are available in either satin or polished

finish and in trade packaging. The flush pulls

are stainless steel as are the cupboard knob and

handles. Both new door stops are wall-mounted.

Fixing screws are included with all these new

products.

Please contact your local Sales Representative

should you have any further queries.

New Product Release! Brushed Satin Chrome finish on VelocityFollowing on from the successful launch of Lockwood’s Velocity

range, ASSA ABLOY Australia is pleased to announce the release

of the Brushed Satin Chrome (SC) finish in addition to the

current Satin Chrome Pearl (SP) and Chrome Plate (CP) finishes.

Velocity in Brushed Satin Chrome (SC) is available in the

following variations in the new Lockwood Display Packaging:

• Passage with latch • Privacy with latch

Velocity in Brushed Satin Chrome (SC) is available in the

following variations in trade pack:

• Passage with latch • Privacy with latch

• Passage no latch • Fixed half levers (Dummy)

Should you have any questions concerning this change,

please do not hesitate to contact your local ASSA ABLOY

representative.

Product Update!Lockwood Nexion Brushed Satin Chrome and Uniform Colour IntroductionASSA ABLOY Australia is pleased to announce the release of a

new Lockwood Nexion Vision finish in brushed satin chrome and

also the introduction of uniform colouring for both mechanical

and keyless Vision locksets.

Features & Pricing:All product features and pricing will remain the same

Marketing MaterialPlease visit www.lockweb.com.au for the following information:

• Features

• Specification

• Catalogue

• Installation Template

• Ordering Procedure

Please contact your local Sales Representative should you have

any further queries.

New Product Release! Lockwood Velocity Small Rose FurnitureASSA ABLOY is pleased to announce the release of the

Lockwood Velocity Small Rose Furniture Range. The new

range takes the features and reliability of the Lockwood

Velocity range and combines it with the functionality and

appeal of small rose furniture.

Please visit www.lockweb.com.au for product

information and specifications. Should you have any

questions concerning this change, please do not hesitate

to contact your local ASSA ABLOY representative.



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EMERGING TRENDS IN

As market leaders, ASSA ABLOY Australia continually research and investigate the feasibility of improving their product offering with alternative finishes and designs that essentially provide a unique point of differentiation. The evolution of technology, materials innovation, and increase in environmental awareness opens a new scope of possibilities for product development.

MATERIALS & TECHNOLOGY


ASSA ABLOY I EMERGING TRENDS IN MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY

Recent research conducted by the organisation allowed for invaluable insight into market trends and needs; and for a further understanding into uprising advances in materials technology. Interesting developments are taking place in material innovations and environmental approaches; with uprising technologies showing promising potential for the short and long term future.

Several emerging trends in New Materials and Technologies have been summarised below:

Engineered Materials

DURAT: Engineered in Finland, this material offers the advantage of a look similar to granite, onyx or porcelain; whilst still being light weight and easy to machine.

Features• Matt Finish • Smooth Feel • Natural Look • Light Weight• Easy to Machine • No Finger-marks• Resembles a natural • Sustainable matt finish stone look • Polyester based• Available in various colours • 100% recyclable• Resistant to humidity and • Contains about 30% of recycled various kinds of chemicals post-industrial waste

MOSO BAMBOO: Engineered in the Netherlands, Moso offers processed bamboo into a range of standardized panels, boards, veneers and blocks, comparable to commonly available timber formats.

Features• Sustainable • Easy to Machine• Highly Resistant Timber • Processed Bamboo• From natural straw yellow • Wide range of presentation, to a range of rich darker tones including flexible veneer


ECO BY COSENTINO: This product offers a stone material which is manufactured from 75% of recycled products such as mirror, glass, porcelain, earthenware, and vitrified ash. 94% of the water used in its manufacturing is also re-used. The finish resembles granite but is obtained from a much more sustainable source.

Features• Sustainably sourced material• Resembles granite, wide range of colours available• 75% is recycled mirror, glass, porcelain, earthenware and vitrified ash

CONCRETE: Concrete in architecture has become symbolic for contemporary design and minimalism, and is of increasing use for interior design in its raw polished form. Here concrete has been engineered into a flexible IPhone cover, demonstrating the material’s versatility in properties and use for diverse applications, which can be extended to a much wider range of products.

Features• Economical • Easy to work with• Versatile • Raw polished matt grey• Increasing demand in • Can manipulate the texture architecture visibility as desired • Stone feel


Technological Advances

3D PRINTING & LASER SINTERING: ‘A contender for the next catalyst in a new industrial revolution.’ The advances in this technology have extended to much more than simple prototype manufacture. The applications can range from growing artificial human organs, to nano-scale 3D printing, shoes and clothes manufacture, as well as printing large scale architectural spaces. As technology advances, 3D printing becomes more affordable and presents high potential for large scale production and custom made designs, no tooling required.

Features• Endless possibilities for designs• Easy to work with• Versatility for creating design changes• No tooling required• Current technology allows 3D printing materials such as stainless steel,

titanium and ceramic• Various flexible and rigid polymers

ACTIVE TRUE COLOURS: Classified as a ‘dynamic surface material’ this product’s technology allows to apply a wide spectrum of natural colours and patterns to virtually any surface. It is similar to a colour-shifting wallpaper, generated by a small pulse of electricity sent through a

thin film of fluid held between two panels. The colour change can be triggered through Bluetooth technology controlled by a desktop, laptop or smartphone.

Features• Versatile material• Easy to work with• Wide colour spectrum and patterns• Material in development• Colour-shifting properties• Can be applied to a wide range of surfaces

The information compiled allowed the ASSA ABLOY team to build strategies for cutting edge design, innovation, and future product development and direction. Additionally, it has allowed for a targeted awareness towards specific traits and interest among their varying client categories that are prone and reactive to innovation. Stay tuned for exciting new product developments!

ASSA ABLOY I EMERGING TRENDS IN MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY

3D printing bone tissue from stem cells

Active true colours

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V8 SUPERCARS Race 1

01 Jamie Whincup, Red Bull Racing Australia 02 Craig Lowndes, Red Bull Racing Australia 03 Shane Van Gisbergen, TEKNO Team VIP Petfoods 04 Mark Winterbottom, Ford Pepsi Max Crew 05 Fabian Coulthard, Lockwood Racing 06 Rick Kelly, Jack Daniel’s Racing 07 Scott McLaughlin, Valvoline Racing GRM 08 Jason Bright, Team BOC 09 James Courtney, Holden Racing Team 10 Scott Pye, Wilson Security Racing

V8 SUPERCARS Race 2

01 Craig Lowndes, TEKNO Team VIP Petfoods 02 Scott McLaughlin, Valvoline Racing GRM 03 Jamie Whincup, Red Bull Racing Australia 04 Mark Winterbottom, Ford Pepsi Max Crew 05 Fabian Coulthard, Lockwood Racing 06 Chaz Mostert, Ford Pepsi Max Crew 07 Garth Tander, Holden Racing Team 08 Michael Caruso, Norton Hornets 09 Todd Kelly, Jack Daniel’s Racing 10 Will Davison, Erebus Motorsport V8

V8 SUPERCARS Race 3

01 James Courtney, Holden Racing Team 02 Craig Lowndes, Red Bull Racing Australia 03 Shane Van Gisbergen, Team Tekno VIP Petfoods 04 Fabian Coulthard, Lockwood Racing 05 Rick Kelly, Jack Daniel’s Racing 06 Tim Slade, Supercheap Auto Racing 07 David Reynolds, The Bottle-O Racing Team 08 David Wall, Wilson Security Racing 09 James Moffat, Norton Hornets 10 Dale Wood, Team Advam/GB


COOL CALM AND COLLECTING POINTS CLIPSAL 5002014 V8 SUPERCARS 27//02–2//03.

Clipsal 500—V8 Supercar Championship Races 1-3 ADELAIDE STREET CIRCUIT


LOCKWOOD RACING I CLIPSAL 500

Adelaide’s Clipsal 500 launched the 2014 V8 Supercar season in early March. Fabian Coulthard had a fantastic weekend with the Lockwood Racing Commodore showing great pace during the three races culminating in a point’s haul that sees him sitting second on the driver’s championship.

Saturday Race One 125km/39 laps: A change to the Clipsal 500 format for 2014 saw the usual 250km race split into two 125km races. Fabian, starting 10th got away to an unbelievable start jumping to eighth after the first lap. The pit stop cycle started on lap ten with Fabian moving up to third.

His pace in the following laps was faster than those who had pitted, allowing him to gain track position. Engineer Phil Keed called him in on lap 16 for his fuel and tyres stop; the crew getting him back into the race in seventh spot. By lap 22 he was up to fifth position and raced on the finish to seal a top five and great points to start the year.

Saturday Race Two 125km/39 laps: Coulthard was back to position 16 for the start of Saturday’s second race. He made a clean start holding track position over the opening laps. He raced through to lap 13 when he received the call to pit for tyres and fuel under a safety car period. Fabian re-joined in eighth position and took position behind the safety car. As the race restarted on lap 15 he pressed on, making up two spots before a drive through penalty to Van Gisbergen allowed Coulthard into position five. He took the chequered flag in fifth banking another haul of championship points.

Sunday Race Three 250km/78 laps: With two fifth place finishes on Saturday, Coulthard was confident the car had the speed to move through the field from the eighth row of the grid. He lost a spot off the start in the frantic run to turn one. Engineer Phil Keed called Fabian in early on lap three for his first stop, changing four tyres and a fuel fill, re-joining 20th. A safety car on lap 11 bunched the field before restarting on lap 14. All hell broke loose as the cars fired down the straight into turn one. Team mate Jason Bright was tagged in the rear quarter spinning the car and then rolling out of control into the wall.

Coulthard was following and immediately radioed in to check on Brighty’s condition. The safety car returned as they moved the wrecked Team BOC Commodore off the track and cleaned up the mess. Fabian was into 6th on the restart on lap 19. He was lacking drive but was fighting on having moved into fifth by lap 20. Phil called him in again for his second stop on lap 46. He re-joined and 11 laps later inherited 5th spot back when Whincup received a drive through penalty. The Lockwood Racing Commodore was quick in the closing laps. Up into fourth on lap 65, a position he held until the chequered flag.

“Leaving Adelaide second on points is great. Last year we were 23rd and we finished 6th in the championship - it’s a great start. We just need to keep the momentum going. Qualifying is definitely something we can improve. In every session other than qualifying we’ve been in the top 5. In all 3 qualifying sessions we’ve been out of the top 10. We need to have a look at that and try to rectify the problem. I think if we can get a better qualifying car we can run at the front and get a better result”, comments Fabian Coulthard.

Three awesome drives over the weekend saw Lockwood Racing’s Fabian Coulthard into the top five on each occasion. Coulthard’s weekend haul of points sees him in second position on the driver’s championship after the first round.

GRAND PRIX I LOCKWOOD RACING

Fresh from a strong start to the 2014 Championship season at the Clipsal 500, Lockwood Racing’s Fabian Coulthard headed to Albert Park in downtown Melbourne for the MSS Security V8 Supercar Challenge; a non-points race weekend supporting the Formula One championship.

Friday Race One 10 laps: A new inclusion for the teams was a rolling start for each race. Fabian rolled off the line from the fourth row of the grid and joined the field as the safety car lead the pack around Albert Park. As it peeled off into pit lane, the field spread two wide down the front straight until the first row hit the acceleration zone - 100% throttle and they were off! Coulthard got a great jump and grabbed two spots in the opening lap. Mid race, the Lockwood Racing Commodore had plenty of pace, pressuring Caruso for fourth before holding position to take the race one chequered flag in fifth spot.

Friday Race Two 10 laps: The cars started Friday’s second ten lap race from their race one finishing positions. Coulthard scored a pre-race bonus through after officials penalised Whincup for a race one infringement; moving the Lockwood Racing Commodore up a spot, to start fourth. Fabian capitalised on a great jump from the rolling start to be in third position exiting the first corner. What followed was some great close racing with Lowndes before the cars handling faded late in the race. Fabian fought off a fast finishing Caruso to finish in third position.

Saturday Race Three 12 laps: Saturday’s race action was a single 12 lapper. Fabian reported a possible sticking throttle on his out lap. The crew checked the problem on the starting grid and reported all was good for race three. The Lockwood Racing Commodore got another great start holding third spot through the first corners. A major crash on the first lap bought out the safety car before restarting on lap four. Coulthard took the advantage at the second restart muscling his way into second position. By lap five he was all over Van Gisbergen fighting for the race lead. The fight eventually settled as Shane found some clear air and gapped the Lockwood Racing Commodore. Light rain began to fall on the closing lap however, Fabian held his spot to grab second position.

Sunday Race Four 12 laps: The final 12 lap race scored double points for the drivers making it the most important race of the weekend. Careful tyre strategies had kept a reasonable set of tyres for the Lockwood Racing Commodore. Off the front row Fabian made his fourth great start of the weekend. He went side by side with Van Gisbergen on the first lap grabbing the lead after massive front brake lock up. Unfortunately the resulting flat spotted tyre hampered the cars handling. Coulthard fought on although unable to hold position dropping spots to McLaughlin on lap two and then Caruso following a safety car restart on lap nine. He managed to bring the car home fifth to score 298 points for the weekend, an agonising one point short of a third place podium finish.

“For the first half lap I thought the car was pretty racy. We were able to stay right on Shane for the first part but 12 laps around here with a severely flat spotted front tyre is pretty hard work. This weekend definitely gives me confidence; we’ve got a really fast car. This weekend’s been good, I think we’ve made inroads with the car and made it better so I’m definitely looking forward to getting to the coming rounds,” comments Fabian Coulthard.

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FABS ON THE PACEAUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX2014 V8 SUPERCARS 13//03–16//03.

T H E H U N T E R

Z E R O DA R K T H I R T Y

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V8 SUPERCARS Race 1

01 Shane Van Gisbergen, TEKNO Team VIP Petfoods 02 Jamie Whincup, Red Bull Racing Australia 03 Scott McLaughlin, Valvoline Racing GRM 04 Michael Caruso, Norton Hornets 05 Fabian Coulthard, Lockwood Racing 06 Garth Tander, Holden Racing Team 07 Craig Lowndes, Red Bull Racing Australia 08 James Moffat, Norton Hornets 09 Chaz Mostert, Pepsi Max Crew 10 Todd Kelly, Jack Daniel’s Racing

V8 SUPERCARS Race 2

01 Shane Van Gisbergen, TEKNO Team VIP Petfoods 02 Craig Lowndes, Red Bull Racing Australia 03 Fabian Coulthard, Lockwood Racing 04 Michael Caruso, Norton Hornets 05 Scott McLaughlin, Valvoline Racing GRM 06 Garth Tander, Holden Racing Team 07 Jamie Whincup, Red Bull Racing Australia 08 Jason Bright, Team BOC 09 Chaz Mostert, Pepsi Max Crew 10 Will Davison, Erebus Motorsport V8

V8 SUPERCARS Race 3

01 Shane Van Gisbergen, Team TEKNO VIP Pet foods 02 Fabian Coulthard, Lockwood Racing 03 Craig Lowndes, Red Bull Racing Australia 04 Scott McLaughlin, Valvoline Racing GRM 05 Garth Tander, Holden Racing Team 06 Michael Caruso, Norton Hornets 07 Jamie Whincup, Red Bull Racing Australia 08 Mark Winterbottom, Pepsi Max Crew 09 David Reynolds, The Bottle-O Racing Team 10 Todd Kelly, Jack Daniel’s Racing

V8 SUPERCARS Race 4

01 Scott McLaughlin, Valvoline Racing GRM 02 Craig Lowndes, Red Bull Racing Australia 03 Michael Caruso, Norton Hornets 04 Garth Tander, Holden Racing Team 05 Fabian Coulthard, Lockwood Racing 06 Will Davison, Erebus Motorsport V8 07 Mark Winterbottom, Pepsi Max Crew 08 James Courtney, Holden Racing Team 09 Tim Slade, Supercheap Auto Racing 10 Lee Holdsworth, Erebus Motorsport V8

Australian Grand Prix—V8 Supercar Championship Races 1-4 MELBOURNE GRAND PRIX CIRCUIT



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Get a handle on door hardware with ASSA ABLOY training sessions.

ASSA ABLOY Australia have a range of training programs for our customers and business partners. Due to the extensive

range of products available, these training programs are targeted at specific segments of the market.

The Retail Training Program (RTP) is designed for those working in the retail environment, such as hardware and speciality stores selling door hardware. The program covers locks and hardware suited to residential applications and includes techniques to identify customer needs. It focuses strongly on selling skills for add on sales.

The Commercial Training Program (CTP) is an ideal introductory to intermediate level training program for anyone working with door hardware for the commercial building environment. The program includes exercises using product catalogues and important information regarding standards, regulations and building codes.

Victoria (235 Huntingdale Road, Oakleigh)

CTP (2 day course) 15 Apr 22 Jul

RTP 13 Aug

Bunnings RTP 9 Apr 4 Jun

New South Wales (Unit 60, 7–9 Percy Street, Auburn)

CTP 10 Sep

RTP 16 Jul

Bunnings RTP 21 May 6 Aug

Queensland (Unit 5, 37 Brandl Street, Eight Mile Plains)

CTP 22 - 23 Jul 10 Sep

RTP 7 May


South Australia (450 South Road, Marleston)

CTP 28 May 24 Sep

RTP 9 Jul

Bunnings RTP 9 Apr 20 Aug

Western Australia (Unit 1, 348 Victoria Road, Malaga)

CTP 14 May 24 Sep

RTP 30 Apr



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TEST DAYV8 SUPERCAR TEST DAY 15/02/14–15/02/14

WINTON 400WINTON 400 04/04/14–06/04/14

CLIPSAL 500CLIPSAL 500 27/02/14–02/03/14

SANDOWN 500SANDOWN 500 12/09/14–14/09/14

GRAND PRIXAUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 13/03/14–16/03/14

BATHURST 1000SUPERCHEAP AUTO BATHURST 1000 09/10/14–12/10/14

TASMANIA 400TASMANIA 400 28/03/14–30/03/14

GOLD COAST 600ARMOR ALL GOLD COAST 600 24/10/14–26/10/14

500 AUCKLANDITM 500 AUCKLAND 24/04/14–27/04/14

PHILLIP ISLAND 400 PHILLIP ISLAND 400 14/11/14–16/11/14

PERTH 400PERTH 400 16/05/14–18/05/14

DARWINSKYCITY DARWIN TRIPLE CROWN 20/06/14–22/06/14

TOWNSVILLE 500SUCROGEN TOWNSVILLE 500 04/07/14–06/07/14

2014 CALENDAR

SYDNEY 500SYDNEY 500 05/12/14–07/12/14

SYDNEY 400SYDNEY MOTORSPORT PARK 400 22/08/14–24/08/14


MOVIESWatch List

JUST HOW GOOD IS DALLAS BUYERS CLUB?McCONAUGHEY IS UNDENIABLY WORTHY OF HIS OSCAR FOR BEST ACTOR IN THIS TRULY HUMAN STORY THAT IS LESS A JOURNEY OF SELF-DISCOVERY AND MORE A BITTERSWEET CELEBRATION OF LIFE IN THE FACE OF CERTAIN DEATH.

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4/5 KEYS: LIAM NEESON

An air marshal springs into action during a transatlantic flight after receiving a series of text messages that put his fellow passengers at risk.

3.5/5 KEYS:

MARK WAHLBERG

Director Peter Berg’s latest action film comes straight from the pages of an actual account by Marcus Luttrell of an engagement in Afghanistan between the Taliban and four US Navy SEALS.

4.5/5 KEYS: LEONARDO DICAPRIO

Martin Scorsese directs the story of New York stockbroker Jordan Belfort. From the American dream to corporate greed, Belfort goes from penny stocks and righteousness to IPOs and a life of corruption in the late 80s.

4.5/5 KEYS:

MATTHEW McCONAUGHEY

In 1985 Dallas, electrician and hustler Ron Woodroof helps AIDS patients get the medication they need after he is himself diagnosed with the disease.


In Australia men are free to cross-dress, just as long as their garments are not strapless.

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S T I L L E X I S TIn Singapore selling non-medical chewing gum or chewing normal gum attracts a fine of $1000. A second offense costs $2000 and a punishment of being forced to clean a public area for a day. If a person litters three times, they must clean the streets wearing a bib that reads “I’m a litterer”. Even pharmacists who sell the medical gum and forget to ID customers get two years in jail. Spitting is also illegal and can result in arrest.

In Victoria, Australia, it is illegal to change a light bulb unless you’re a licensed electrician.

It is an act of treason to place a postage stamp bearing the Monarch’s head upside down on an envelope in Britain.

It is legal to fire someone for being gay in 29 out of 50 USA states.

In Greece, police are allowed to arrest anyone suspected of having the HIV virus. Police are also allowed to force HIV testing, to publicise the names of HIV-positive people and to have them evicted from their homes. In July 2013, a law was passed in China that states it is illegal for adult children to not visit their parents “often”. They are also required to attend to their parent’s spiritual needs.

In Thailand it is illegal to step on money.

In Arkansas there still exists a law that was instated in the 1800s that states a husband is allowed to beat his wife. However, he can only do this once a month.

In France it is illegal to name a pig Napoleon.

In Hong Kong it is legal for a wife to kill her husband if she finds him cheating. However, she must kill him with her bare hands.

In Iowa, it is illegal for a man with a moustache to kiss a woman in public.

In Britain it is illegal to operate a cow while intoxicated.

In Russia it is illegal to tell children that gay people exist.

Bangladeshi children who are 15 years of age and older can be sent to jail for cheating on their final exams.

The only two states where divorce is illegal are the Philippines and The Vatican.

In Britain it is illegal to handle a salmon in suspicious circumstances.

It is illegal to flush a toilet after 10pm in Switzerland.

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