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SAS Seeks Boss: Tarrant moves on after 18 months in charge of top sport academy

Councillor Min Poole with the recreation grant recipients from left, Merle Watson (Sacred Heart/St Andrews Tennis Club) Jim Farrelly (Red Cliffs Bowling Club), Stuart Harris (Sunraysia Field and Game), Wade McCarthy (Mildura Speedway), Brian McGaffin (Sunraysia Field and Game), Melinda Binding (Merbein Bowls Club), Tim Scala (Mildura Harness Racing Club), Kylie Morrish (Irymple Cricket Club), Max Long (Merbein Bowls Club) and Louise Tarrant (Mildura Lifesaving Club). Picture: Carmel Zaccone
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THE Sunraysia Academy of Sport (SAS) is on the hunt for a new executive officer after the resignation of Louise Tarrant.Tarrant announced on Tuesday she would be leaving the position she had held for the past 18 months, with SAS board chair Gary Simpson wishing her well.“We have achieved some really good growth under Louise’s […]

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