Notable children of Sir Vincent Charles Fairfax and (Lady) Nancy, "née" Heald, include John Brehmer Fairfax, commonly called John B., and Timothy Vincent (Tim) Fairfax. After selling out of John Fairfax Holdings in 1997, John B. and Tim Fairfax invested in Rural Press, Courier Newspapers (now known as NewsLocal), and a range of property and diversified investments. John B. and Tim Fairfax and family regained partial control of the listedFairfax Media through a friendly merger in 2007 between Rural Press and Fairfax Media; that, by 2011, had collapsed and the Fairfax family sold all controlling interests in the eponymous company. John B.'s philanthropic interests include the Girls and Boys Brigade and the Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales. He was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in 1994 in recognition of service to the community and to the media; and an Officer of the Order (AO) in 2009 for service to the print media industry, particularly the development of news services in rural and remote areas, and to the community through executive roles with agricultural, youth and charitable organisations. Tim Fairfiax is a businessman, pastoralist and philanthropist. In addition to his business interests, his philanthropic interests include the Queensland University of Technology, the Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation, the Tim Fairfax Family Foundation, The Salvation Army, the National Gallery of Australia, Queensland Art Gallery Foundation, the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal, Australian Philanthropic Services, Philanthropy Australia, the Royal National Association Queensland, the AMA Queensland Foundation, The University of Sunshine Coast Foundation and Volunteers for Isolated Students Education. Tim was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in 2004 for service to business and commerce, particularly through agricultural, transport and communications enterprises, and to the community, through education and arts organisations; and a Companion of the Order (AC) in 2014 for eminent service to business and to the community, as an advocate for philanthropy and as a major supporter of the visual arts, to the promotion of higher education opportunities, and to rural and regional development programs. In 2017 the Fairfax family sold its long-held Sydney harbourside home, "Elaine", for approximately 75 million. The home in set on had been in the ownership of the Fairfax family since 1891 but had not been lived in by a family member for nearly twenty years prior to the sale. Shantha Jayasekera  Shantha Dhammika A. Jayasekera (born 6 June 1963) is a former international cricketer who represented the Canadian national team between 1994 and 2004.