    Boxing age raised to 14   Lee Gaskin  The ACT has become the
second state or territory in Australia to raise the minimum
boxing age to 14, but Boxing ACT isn’t going down without a
fight.  Boxing ACT has lodged an appeal with the ACT Civil and
Administrative Tribunal (ACAT) in an attempt to overturn the
decision to increase the age limit from 10 years of age.  NSW is
the only state or territory which enforces a boxing age of 14,
with a large contingent from across the border expected to be
affected by the change at an amateur boxing tournament in
Canberra on Saturday night.  Boxing ACT is required to seek a
permit from the ACT Government each time it holds an event for
junior boxers.  Approval was forthcoming for this weekend’s
event, but Boxing ACT only received notification on Tuesday that
all contestants must be 14 years or older.Up to a dozen Canberra
boxers aged between 10 and 13 would be affected by the increase,
with many more expected from interstate.  Boxing has rules in
place to protect younger