AURECON MACKAY CAMPAIGN

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1 AURECON MACKAY CAMPAIGN INTRODUCING THE DASHING STASHES BASED ON A TRUE STORY

2 With week one now complete Our fearless seven men Continued on their Brave and noble quest.

3 Half of their goal was complete Surely now these good men Would surely now know not defeat

4 MATT THE MAJOR CLARKE 1. Who do you think your celebrity sports person look a like is?? The legendary Darryl Brohman 2. So far what s been the best part of your Mo experience? Discovering that I am capable of growing a Mo! And seeing all of the guys on the team really embracing Movember. 3. What s been the worst? Finding out that a Mo doesn t suit my mug! 4. How happy are you with the progress of your mo so far? Coming along nicely, at least now I won t have to demote my stash to fluff status

5 ROB BOONY BROWN 1. Who do you think your celebrity sports person look a like is?? Merv Hughes / David Boon (***it s the flip of a coin) 2. So far what s been the best part of your Mo experience? It s Movember! Meaning one month closer to December break! 3. What s been the worst? N/A. ***As if there is ever a bad moment to the Mo experience 4. How happy are you with the progress of your mo so far? Happy.. As long as the Mo competition is based on quality not quantity.. I am happy.

6 DAVE WALOWITZ CROCE 5. Who do you think your celebrity sports person look a like is?? Would have to suggest Lanny Mcdonald of US Ice Hockey Fame (Im sure the resembelence is clear) 6. So far what s been the best part of your Mo experience? The awesomeness of having a real icebreaker to start any conversation. 7. What s been the worst? The sad thought of missing all the times we have spent together in the past two weeks, we have grown as one.i don t think I can let it go. 8. How happy are you with the progress of your mo so far? I m happy with the progress, and the thought of the loss of it in two weeks is devastating, I think ill have to keep it going.

7 STEVE THE MO BRO CUTTING (Note Steve DIDN T answer his Questions this week) 1. Who do you think your celebrity sports person look a like is?? At the moment it would have to be my all time mostest favourite in the whole massive wide world rugby league player Wally Lewis 2. So far what s been the best part of your Mo experience? Boldly leading the Mo s to places where some mo s have gone before, and many will follow (Lake Vermont) 3. What s been the worst? Having to depart with my luscious facial locks for my lovely daughter as part of her graduation with my many thanks for her grand donation. 4. How happy are you with the progress of your mo so far? Having to trip would suggest good progress I suppose If it grows before I wake, make sure my tash doesn t look too fake

8 DECLAN WISH I WAS DAVID TALLIS 9. Who do you think your celebrity sports person look a like is?? Nick Diamond of Celebrity Death Match Fame and and Irish World Champion boxer Barry McGuigan or is that Mo-Guigan 10. So far what s been the best part of your Mo experience? Getting asked Is that tash for Movember or has it always been there, because it is luscious 11. What s been the worst? Getting all that coal dust trapped in it at Lake Vermont Mine 12. How happy are you with the progress of your mo so far? Having to trip would suggest good progress I suppose

9 MIKE EARL CROUTHER 1. Who do you think your celebrity sports person look a like is?? Given my total intimidation factors I would have to suggest that Mohammed Ali 2. So far what s been the best part of your Mo experience? The Utter intimidation I bestow upon the rest of the community with such a fearsome sight. 3. What s been the worst? Getting asked Is that all you got? 4. How happy are you with the progress of your mo so far? Judging by the school children who ran away screaming monster, I would suggest Fair

10 IAN THE INTIMIDATOR PIKE 1. Who do you think your celebrity sports person look a like is?? Hulk Hogan 2. So far what s been the best part of your Mo experience? Loosing years off my age, it has been quite good to lower the number or at least the perception of it!!!! 3. What s been the worst? Loosing my snack bar, lost the ability to retrieve lost items for Ron (later on) 4. How happy are you with the progress of your mo so far? Yes its taking shape and filling in well

11 We ve even Taking the Tash to Space Mackay Leader Board Rob Brown... $330 David Croce... $104 Steve Cutting... $ 84 Declan Tallis... $ 34 Ian Pike... $ 34 Mike Crouther... $ 14 Matt Clarke... $ 14 Dashing Stashes Total $916 (Running 5 th in Aurecon) Aurecon Australia Total $9135 Donations can be made to individuals or the Team at (Remember any over $2 is tax deductible and we can get receipts for any cash donations) Team Donation : Matt Clarke : Rob Brown : David Croce : Declan Tallis : Mike Crouther : Steve Cutting : Ian Pike : A Tash always makes a good disguise, even the Tax office didn t recognise me.

12 Week Two is now at a close Continue next week And follow the MO s The Movember Effect: Awareness & Education, Survivorship, Research The funds raised in Australia support equally the two biggest health issues men face prostate cancer and depression. The funds raised are directed to programs run directly by Movember and our men s health partners, the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and beyondblue: the national depression initiative. Together, the three channels work together to ensure that Movember funds are supporting a broad range of innovative, world-class programs in line with our strategic goals, in the areas of awareness and education, survivorship and research. For more information about the programs we are funding please visit the following: Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia beyondblue Awareness and Education Global Action Plan Movember - a global movement Since its humble beginnings in Melbourne Australia, Movember has grown to become a truly global movement inspiring more than 1.1 Million Mo Bros and Mo Sistas to participate, with formal campaigns in Australia, New Zealand, the US, Canada, the UK, Finland, the Netherlands, Spain, South Africa and Ireland. In addition, Movember is aware of Mo Bros and Mo Sistas supporting the campaign and men s health cause right across the globe, from Russia to Dubai, Hong Kong to Antarctica, Rio de Janeiro to Mumbai, and everywhere in between. No matter the country or city, Movember will continue to work to change established habits and attitudes men have about their health, to educate men about the health risks they face, getting them to act on that knowledge, thereby increasing the chances of early detection, diagnosis and effective treatment. In 2010, over 130,000 Australian Mo Bros and Sistas got on board, raising $25 Million AUD.