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Privacy Policy
1 December 2001

1:The MHSOBA will only collect information relating to its primary functions of running the Association and in supporting the school.

2:The Association will not provide access, in any form, to the database to other organizations/individuals, unless the Association is convinced that the third party will use the data inline with the primary functions of the Association and that they will not pass the data on without permission from the Association.

3:The Association will take appropriate steps to ensure that the data we hold is accurate and up to date, and will give members the opportunity to correct any incorrect information.

4:The Association will take reasonable steps to ensure that the data collected is stored in a secure manner to prevent loss, misuse and unauthorised access.

5:Upon request, the Association will provide access to their records, in line with the rights and restrictions under the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000.

6:The Association respects the Privacy of its members, and upon request will not release contact details to other members, excepting members undertaking the primary function of the Association. The Association will adhere to members request to stop receiving communications.

7:When collecting information on its members without their knowledge, it will only do so through publicly available sources.


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Luncheon Club
September Luncheon: Mr Jon Faine (MHS 1974)
7 September 2010

In June 2008 ABC Radio host Jon Faine and his son, Jack, left their jobs, studies, family and friends, took six months and fulfilled a long-held dream to drive overland from Melbourne to London. From Here to There is their intelligent and funny account of a father and son odyssey: 39,321 kilometres in their 4x4 across twenty countries, including some of the least-visited places on Earth.

Bookings are now very tight and will close at 10.00am Friday 3rd September.

 click here for details
From Here to There media release
From Here to There front cover
The Age article re the launch From here to There
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