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CUP READY: All is ready for the Kilmore Cup this Sunday (November 25). Fashions on the Field sponsor, Georgina Clydesdale of Georgina and Co took time out to spend a few moments with the Jodie Thomson trained All Day Every Day one of the starters in the feature packed nine race field that will celebrate 156 years of Cup days at Kilmore. The day kicks off with the North Central Review Three-Years-Old Maiden Plate.
All set for the cup by “Pegs” KILMORE Racing Club is all set for a bumper Kilmore Cup this Sunday (November 25) with the feature thoroughbred race meeting reaching an historic 156 years. Run over a testing mile, the race has been won by some of the greats of thoroughbred racing. Eastern Classic, Gai Waterhouse, Peter Moody, Harry White and Damian Oliver are just a few of the champions to have their name engraved on the coveted Kilmore Cup. Kilmore Racing CEO Ben Murphy, said that the track and surrounds have never looked better.
“Being a Listed race worth $151,000, trainers are attracted to the 1600-metre event and history shows the race attracts a smart field and with the forecast a bit kinder to us this year (last year’s Cup was abandoned), it’s shaping up for a big day,” Murphy said. “The Turf Cup has been doused in tradition over the Club’s 156-year history and we have had some of the biggest names in racing take the honours on the day. There will be a lot of action over the nine race card,” Mr Murphy said. The day will commence with the North Central Review Maiden Plate
and punters will find there is plenty to cheer about as the card leads up to the feature race. There will also be plenty of excitement off the field. Kilmore Cup day traditionally has a lot on offer for families with plenty of free kids activities and free entertainment throughout the venue. Broadford’s Georgina and Co will again sponsor Fashions on the Field. This year the event boasts over $12,500 in prizes. Categories include best dressed lady, best dressed local lady, best dressed gent, best dress junior racegoer and best dressed mini racegoer.
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Mr Murphy added that the New Zealanders are no strangers to Kilmore. In September 1978 the New Zealand-bred Waitangirua, trained by Flemington and Kilmore horseman Terry Millard and ridden by Caulfield Cup-winning jockey, John Stocker, was victorious. The 1963 cup saw the Brian Courtney trained Tobacco Leaf a comfortable winner of this year. The 1989 cup again saw the Kiwis victorious when the New Zealand-bred Spacecraft took out that year’s cup. Trained at Caulfield by Geoff Murphy, and ridden by former Kiwi hoop Gary Willets, the galloper was part-owned by TV personality Bert Newton.
By 2008 the Kiwis were making quite a habit of taking the honours at Kilmore when the New Zealand galloper Sand Sweeper led all the way. Trained by John Wheeler and ridden by Vlad Duric, the gelding defeated the Lee Hope-trained and locally-owned Tears ‘n’ Triumph. Courtesy buses will be running between the track and Kilmore East Station - contact the Club for more details. Dining packages for the day have nearly all sold out with a few spaces in the popular alfresco area to fill. For bookings or for further enquiries call Kilmore Racing on 5783 0700.
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MITCHELL Shire families will be in the swim this summer with everything from Olympic lap pools to water slides available across the municipality.
Residents can also access the Broadford outdoor pool, Seymour War Memorial outdoor pool and Tallarook outdoor pool easier with a season pass.
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Where to vote on Saturday 24 November Where to vote Local voting centres are listed here. It is easier sier to vote in your own district but if you will nott be in your district on election day, you can vote at any other voting centre in Victoria. There is a complete omplete list of voting centres available at vec.vic.gov.au ov.au
Who can vote All Australian citizens aged 18 or over living g in Victoria will be able to cast a vote at a voting centre, e, even if you missed the close of roll. If you are not on the he roll, you should bring proof of identity with you. Evidence vidence of identity includes a driver licence or learnerr permit, an Australian passport, a council rates notice or a current electricity bill for your address.
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Feeding the voters at Assumption ASSUMPTION College Kilmore is an official voting centre for the upcoming state election on Saturday, November 24. On the day, the Assumption College Social Justice Team will be in full swing from 8am – 6pm selling egg and bacon rolls, sausages and hamburgers. There will be face painting, games and temporary tattoos too and all for a good cause. Funds raised on the day will go to the local St Vinnies Kilmore Conference. They do an awesome job supporting those in the local community doing it tough, especially those who would go without this Christmas.
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Council is offering a 20 per cent discount on each pass purchased before Monday, November 26. The early bird passes will get adults entry for $61.60 for the summer, child/concession/ seniors tickets for $46.20 and a whole family of two adults and three children can enjoy the entire outdoor pool season for $110.40. Pools are a fun, safe way to enjoy the warmer months. Mitchell Shire is an accredited Watch Around the Water facility which means safety is paramount with pool lifeguards. Children under five years old must be actively supervised and within arm’s reach of a supervising adult, children between five and 10 years must always be supervised by an adult and all unsupervised children will be removed from the water for their own safety. With not long to go until the outdoor pools open on Saturday, December 1. Mitchell Shire Mayor Councillor Rhonda Sanderson said the region’s pools were a great way to cool off and have fun. “Mitchell Shire has state-of-the-art facilities and it is fantastic we can open up our pools to residents through summer. It is a great way to stay happy and healthy,” she said. “The pools are a great way to have fun and enjoy cooling down with friends without having to venture too far from home. Our staff are working hard each week to prepare for the pool season, and I thank them for their hard work. We are looking forward to kicking the season off.” Council’s outdoor pools will be open from December 1 on days when the forecast temperature is 26 degrees or above. The pools are closed on Christmas Day. The Wallan Adventure Playground and Splash Park at Hadfield Park in Wallan is free to use and water is turned on from 10am to 8pm through summer. The water will be switched on, Saturday, December 1.
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Surprises in store: the staff at Woolworth’s supermarket in Wallan took time out to celebrate their new look store last week. The Wellington Square store has undergone significant upgrades in recent weeks.
Mitchell Shire’s 16 day stand for gender equality MITCHELL Shire Council will put its hand up for 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence, a global campaign to raise awareness about violence against women and the severe impacts it has on our community. The campaign will begin on Sunday, November 25 as part of White Ribbon Day - a global movement of men and boys working to end men’s violence against women. Mitchell Shire has a higher rate of family violence than other councils located in and around Melbourne.
The family violence rate is almost double the Victorian average. Council will shine a light on the issues around gender violence, working with key stakeholders, agencies and community to ignite change through advocacy. Mitchell Shire Mayor Councillor Rhonda Sanderson said the 16 Days of Activism campaign was an important step toward achieving equality for all. Cr Sanderson added that Mitchell Shire is committed to ensuring that people of all genders are actively
supported to access and enjoy the same rights, resources and opportunities within the region through the municipality’s social justice framework. “We are taking action against gender violence to unite our community together, so everyone can feel safe in Mitchell Shire,” she said. “We hope to inspire positive change in the long-term through this campaign which begins on White Ribbon Day. If we begin moving in the same direction, we can turn things around and get better.
“Gender equality is achieved when people of all genders are able to access and enjoy the same rewards, resources and opportunities regardless of whether they are a woman or a man.” Local government has a key role to play in creating a socially just, inclusive and sustainable community. The Mitchell Shire Council Social Justice Framework 2017-2021 affirms council’s human rights obligations under the Victorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act and actions council’s mission
‘working with our communities to build a great quality of life’. The Framework was developed through extensive research and consultation with key stakeholders. Six social justice principles underpin the framework–participation, advocacy, empowerment, equity, access and diversity. The Mitchell Shire 16 Days of Activism campaign will run from Sunday, November 25 until Monday, December 10. For more information, visit council’s website or social media channels.
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CEO a member of the resource recovery team for a day MITCHELL Shire CEO, David Turnbull, and Development and Infrastructure Director, Mike McIntosh, traded in their suits and ties for safety gear to work at the Wallan resource recovery centre recently. As part of the senior leadership team’s Walk in My Shoes program, the pair worked alongside resource centre staff and community members to learn more about the service. As the region continues to grow, Mr Turnbull said waste management would continue to be one of council’s largest services including resource recovery centre operations, kerbside collection, landfill management and rehabilitation, planning for growth and education. “With a budget this year of $4.5 million, major industry changes underway and a growing community, it is important for our senior leadership team to better understand the service and the way that the community use it,” Mr Turnbull said. “Planning to deliver waste and resource recovery services is one of the biggest challenges this municipality will face as we grow. It is also a frontline customer service area with everyone in our community relying on it in one way or another.” Mr Turnbull thanked the staff and customers for welcoming him on-site and telling him about their experiences and ideas.
“I was able to learn more about how our waste is processed, some of the challenges the team in Wallan face daily and their ideas for making things run more efficiently for staff and for customers. I am full of admiration for the staff who, on a daily basis, interact with cross-sections of our community in a sensitive and professional manner. “The time I spent at the gate also gave me a chance to speak to residents as they came in and see how technology is helping to make things quicker and easier for them.” “The staff at Mitchell Shire are extremely dedicated to their jobs and to working together to get the best outcomes for the community as we continue to strive for service excellence,” he added. “The Walk in My Shoes Program is an initiative we are rolling out across the organisation to help staff from different teams to better understand the many services we provide. I was very pleased to be able to participate and spend some time with our staff and customers on the front line and learn more about this important service.” The initiative was suggested by staff as part of discussions on ways to improve customer service.
Good governance coming to Whittlesea CLUBS and volunteer organisations are the lifeblood of the community. They bring us together, they change lives and bring out the best in the places we live. But the challenges of being on the board of these essential organisations are getting more complex by the day. Whittlesea Community Connections is among four community organisations to take part in a good governance test pilot over the next three years. Supported by a Federal Government grant, the test aims to gather more evidence of the contribution that better governance of small and medium community organisations can make to strong and resilient communities. Mentors are connected to a community of practice for their own professional development, with each host coordinating their own volunteer mentors to ensure that the right fit for their community and groups. The program seeks leaders to mentor local community organisations, and strengthen good governance principles over a 12 month timeframe. Mentors support a committee of
management to develop areas of governance. The focus of the program is on mentoring rather than training, with mentors being a source of information and support. Mentors have the opportunity to use their skills and knowledge, as well as the information they have gained from the Good Governance training to assist community organisations to build capacity and achieve their goals. Mentors can expect to be matched with an organisation that is able to benefit form a mentor’s knowledge and experience, to work with and receive support from the entire board, not just individual members, to receive opportunities for further self-development and training and to be supported by a dedicated program coordinator, based at Whittlesea community connections, with regular contact If you would like to be a Mentor please contact Alistair, Program Coordinator of Good Governance Mentors Horsham on 0401 857 441 or [email protected].
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Tree safety prompts removal works
MITCHELL Shire Council is working on an essential tree safety program to clean up debris in the road reserve and address dangerous storm-damaged trees – but not without a touch of controversy. Clonbinane resident, Lizette Snaith had expressed her concerns regarding the removal of trees that had survived Black Saturday. Ms Snaith met with Greens candidate for Euroa, Keppel Cassidy, and arranged for him to inspect the removal works. Many large trees were cut down first and others that are earmarked to be destroyed are smaller and clearly dead. The North Central Review contacted Mitchell Shire Council for comment. We were told that two independent expert arborist audits were conducted after major storms last year and it was determined that more than 300 trees across the municipality would require essential safety works. The works include parts of Clonbinane where the trees had been badly damaged by fire and were further damaged during the storms last year. The trees in question show a high risk of
either the tree or large branches falling on the road with the risk for fatalities. Mitchell Shire Council Mayor Councillor Rhonda Sanderson said the tree contractors would keep as much of the tree as possible for habitat but the safety of residents and visitors is paramount. “We kept many roadside trees after the 2009 fires that might regenerate or that didn’t pose an immediate safety risk and could provide valuable habitat. Unfortunately, particularly around the Clonbinane area, the storms in December 2017 caused further damage and many of these trees now require further works. “Wherever possible, most of the tree structure will be left in place to provide valuable habitat for native wildlife. However, in some cases, the trees have decayed inside or through their roots and will need majority removal,” Cr Sanderson said. The $770,000 storm clean up, audit and subsequent safety works are funded through the National Disaster Funding Assistance. The audit also identified more than 4500 fallen branches requiring removal along the 350 kilometres of road reserve covered.
Tree works: Greens candidate Keppel Cassidy and Clonbinane resident Lizette Snaith inspect one of the trees.
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Armistice show a roaring success THE Mitchell Shire Concert Band Armistice Centenary 1918-2018 show has been rated as a huge success. One of the audience members even wrote to the band’s president, Nigel Divito, after the show. Here are her comments. “Huge congratulations to you and all the band members, plus all the assistants, for the wonderful concert last night at Seymour. “I was a little hesitant about attending as my wonderful maternal grandfather served in Fromelles during WWI. I spent a lot of time with him and grandma and can still remember him sitting me on his skinny legs and teaching me ‘Mademoiselle from Armentieres’. I finally managed to sing a little of the song at the end last night. Thankfully
I took some cloth hankies. “The addition of the humour helped negate the emotion of the memories of the wars. The obvious enjoyment and enthusiasm of the cast was incredible and I believe added to the enjoyment of the audience. “I loved the picture of the war and its impact on the soldiers; something we didn’t learn from the men in my family, all of whom served in both wars. “Thank you again and I look forward to attending many concerts in the future.” The cast, band and crew worked for months to put together the special tribute to the soldiers of WWI and the Armistice. Profits from these shows go to the RSL and Legacy.
Street art in Broadford A MELBOURNE based art studio has been working with Mitchell Shire’s youngest artists to create and develop a mural dedicated to Broadford’s history which will be painted onto the side of the Broadford Corner Store fish and chip shop this week The Streetz Project, run by Mitchell Shire Council in conjunction with Broadford Alternative School, the Department of Justice and Blender Studios, is an early intervention project which hopes to positively engage young artists to curb illegal graffiti practices. The mural was designed by students to celebrate the region’s rich history and will be used to help gener-
ate an artistic portfolio for the students. The $32,000 project was funded through the Community Crime Prevention program and in-kind business donations. Mitchell Shire Mayor Councillor Rhonda Sanderson said the Streetz Project was a great initiative to generate a positive relationship with the community. “This project is fantastic and is a good way to engage our community and show off some of the work our talented artists can create,” she said. “It is great to see the community come together and engage in a project like this.
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The hardworking students will be able to see their work proudly displayed on a wall at a local business. “The Mitchell Shire is committed to fostering positive relationships for our local schools and students to unlock their full potential. I would like to thank the Department of Justice for the help they have provided in establishing this program in the Mitchell Shire.” The Streetz Project recently began classes with the students with the help of Victoria Police and Blender Studios. The mural is expected to be completed by Thursday, November 22.
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Police Beat Beware - bogus tradies POLICE are urging residents to be wary of bogus tradespeople after a very unfortunate incident in Broadford recently where an unscrupulous pair took advantage of an elderly couple. The supposed tradies approached the couple offering their services to repair their roof, it was a cash only deal, even driving them to two separate banks to withdraw money. The end result being that the repair works were not done and the supposed tradesmen are now nowhere to be seen. The pair is described as one having a very strong Irish accent and the other was believed to be Southern European,
wearing high visibility vests and driving in a light coloured utility, with a fold up ladder in the rear tray. Unfortunately many people have become victims of these unscrupulous people, in 2017 Consumer Affairs Victoria received 33,000 reports of scams, with $22 million being lost. These fly-by-night tradespeople offer cheap today only deals for work on your home including painting and roof repairs. They use undue pressure to force you to agree to have the work done and to hand over cash up front, with both your cash and the workmen never to be seen again. Don’t be tempted by these cheap deals, you can say no.
Always check the person’s credentials, they must have proof of identity. They must provide written quotes including lists of work to be completed and cooling off periods apply as well. Check out the Consumer Affairs Victoria website for further information www.consumer.vic.com.au
Diesel do Investigations are continuing into what is believed to be the attempted theft of diesel from two tractors left parked in Clydesdale Road, Hilldene, near the intersection with Daisyburn Road. The petrol caps had been tampered with and a window smashed on one of the vehicles in the early morning hours of Sunday, November 11.
Thefts from cars Police are investigating several other thefts from motor cars that occurred either overnight of Sunday, November 11 or the next night. Two vehicles parked in Snodgrass Street, Broadford were broken into overnight on Monday, November 12 and the next morning. Fishing rods were stolen from the rear of a utility and various tools were stolen from the second vehicle. Various power and hand tools were stolen from the rear of a work ute which was parked in the driveway of a Church Street, Kilmore house, sometime overnight of November 11 and 12.
A Waeco car fridge and camping equipment were stolen from a ute parked at a Chapel Street, Kilmore house during the same night.It is believed these offences may be related. The rear number plate was stolen from a vehicle that had been left parked in a car park in Brettoneaux Street, Seymour sometime between Monday, November 12 and Wednesday, November 14. If anyone has any information regarding any criminal activity they are urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Information can be left anonymously. For immediate police response please call Triple Zero (000)
Broadford Salvos plan for Christmas THIS Christmas, The Salvation Army is encouraging Broadford locals to connect with their community – whether it is through participating in Christmas activities, giving a hand up to someone in need, or reaching out to the Salvos for help. Christmas is one of the hardest times of year for Australians doing it tough, but Broadford Salvation Army Officer Lieutenant Michael Nally says just a small contribution can make a big difference in helping give hope where it’s needed most. “For just $29 you can provide food on the table and a present under the Christmas tree to help give hope to someone in need this Christmas,” Lt Nally said. Close to 95 per cent of all households who access the Salvos emergency services are living in poverty, with 74 per cent experiencing food insecurity and 67 per cent reporting that food affordability is their greatest daily challenge. “At Christmas, the Salvos will serve over 100,000 meals, distribute more than 500,000 gifts and toys and support more than 70,000 families in need. But we can only do this with the support of the Australian public,” Lt. Nally added. If you would like to assist the Broadford Salvos food and gift donations can be dropped off at the Broadford Salvation Army in Powlett Street, but please phone (03) 5784 1635, to arrange a drop off time. On Christmas Day, The Salvation Army is inviting the public to gather to celebrate the hope and joy of Christmas with a special service at the hall in Powlett St from 9.30am, with everyone welcome to attend. “Whether you are by yourself, or with friends and family, Christmas is a time that is best spent together. So join us, so we can share the true spirit of Christmas,” Lt. Nally said. To give hope where it’s needed most this Christmas, donate to The Salvation Army’s Christmas Appeal at salvos.org.au/Christmas or by calling 13 SALVOS (13 72 58). Donations can also be made in person at any Westpac branch or at Salvo Stores
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Blazealert farm fire unit field day PREVENTION and preparation for the coming fire season will be the focus of the Blazealert field day on Sunday, December 2. Serious farmers and hobby farmers on smaller blocks – with their own private firefighting units can go through multiple fire simulation exercises (dousing water on fire breaks/drawing water from dams etc.) at their own pace during the day. Educators with firefighting training and experience will freely offer their help during the circuit work. This day is also for tips on how to set up a farm fire unit network in liaison with a local CFA. At 3pm the presentation of the Ian Campbell perpetual trophy for best PFF unit performance over the day will be presented by Ian Campbell himself. Activities over several firefighting circuits with simulated fire edges: wet stuff on the hot stuff firefighting practice (dousing water on fire breaks) drafting water from dams, com-
munication practice in teams using VFA scanners, UHF and smart phones. Organisers anticipate up to 50 fire prevention and preparation equipment stalls on the day Participants must register now at [email protected]. Or for more information or to donate go to www.blazeaid.com. au and press the BlazeAlert Link. The Field Day will run from 8am to 5pm on Sunday, December 2 at Kevin Butler’s Farm, corner Nanny’s Creek Road and Saunders Road, Kilmore East. Entry is free with fire equipment vouchers on offer and free lunch for all who join in. For further information call Kevin Butler (BlazeAid and BlazeAlert founder) on 0418 530 471 or Debbie (BlazeAid Administrator) 0418 990 267 or Josh (assisting) 0425 355 013. Participants should bring a folding chair, folding table, five litres of drinking water, sunscreen, hat, snack food packs and own rubbish bag.
Wet Cup Day kept SES busy LAST week’s Melbourne Cup Day saw Victoria experience intense rainfall resulting in flash flooding across many areas, with the Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES) receiving more than 480 requests for assistance. Throughout the day, VICSES volunteers remained busy, receiving a total of 232 calls for help due to flooding and 170 for building damage. Unfortunately there were many incidents involving vehicles becoming trapped after driving into floodwater. VICSES volunteers and its emergency service partners were called to the rescue of 18 vehicles from floodwater across 11 locations where four vehicles entered floodwaters with their occupants requiring rescuing after
their vehicle became stranded in floodwater. Data provided by insurance agencies shows that in the seven days after the event, there have been more than 60 motor vehicle claims for vehicles damaged due to floodwaters and over 1160 property claims. VICSES is reminding the public to never drive through floodwater. Roads can be washed away, bridges can be damaged and floodwater may contain sewage and debris. Tim Wiebusch, VICSES Chief Officer said that summer and spring are periods when weather events, can cause flash flooding. “It’s important to never drive, walk or play in floodwater and park your vehicles under cover,” Mr Wiebusch said.
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Fitness and fun: the Live Life Get Active program has gained popularity at Wallara Waters since it was introduced in 2016.
Getting fit in Wallara Waters THE Wallara Waters community is getting fit, thanks to a free fitness camp that is run on the estate. Since it started in June 2016, the Live Life Get Active program held at Wallara Waters’ Merri Creek Park has attracted 203 members to its free mix of weekly workout sessions. For women in Wallan, who make up 96 per cent of members, the program is proving vital in beating social isolation and building a local support network. Results from the Live Life Get Active camp at Wallara Waters show members have lost an impressive 123kg and 179cm off their waist-
lines through a mix of cross-training, boxing and yoga sessions. Live Life Get Active master trainer Tim Morgan says the camp is also having a positive influence on people’s social lives. “One of the biggest results we see is the friendships people are making by joining the camps,” Mr Morgan said. “For the majority of the members at Wallara Waters, who are young mums, the camp has provided a social outlet for them. They keep coming back because of the friendships they have made, and the workouts then have a real impact on their lives with better health outcomes.
“The camps are so encouraging, it’s a really non-threatening environment and people are really loving having their workout time outdoors, where they also get a much-needed dose of Vitamin D. “Being free, it enables people who would otherwise not be able to afford a gym membership the chance to access an exercise program, run by professional trainers. You don’t have to have a big fitness budget to get healthy. “Being in a regional area, people can feel quite isolated here, so it’s really important that people connect and we make a point of reaching out to people we haven’t seen in a while and checking in with them.”
LIBERAL Party candidate Meralyn Klein has been disendorsed by her party following claims of an assault and rape threat made in an anti-Muslim video. In the video, published by far-right party the Australian Liberty Alliance, Ms Klein spoke to Australian Liberty Alliance Upper House candidate Avi Yemini about an alleged incident that took place about a decade ago. In the video, Ms Klein said she and her daughter were assaulted by two teenage boys from a neighbouring business. Ms Klein did not describe the background or religion of the alleged attackers, but did say the teenagers ‘were not so happy with two blonde women running their own restaurant’. However words added in post-production said, ‘they were Muslim…’ and ‘#muslimban’. Ms Klein said she was not aware of Mr Yemini’s political affiliation despite Mr Yemini wearing an Australian Liberty Alliance polo shirt and carrying a microphone with the party’s logo. “I actually didn’t notice it. I didn’t even look to be honest,” she said. Late Wednesday night, Ms Klein said her daughters made her aware of the video, after which she contacted Mr Yemini through a ‘friend of a friend’, threatening legal action if he did not take the video down. Ms Klein said the video was taken down Wednesday night before being posted again on Thursday. If Ms Klein is elected, she would be elected as an independent despite appearing as a Liberal candidate on the ballot.
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Battling diabetes
A NEW community-based service aims to prevent people living in Mitchell and Murrindindi Shires and the City of Whittlesea, being admitted to hospital because of diabetes. The Diabetes Diversion Partnership Project is funded by Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network (EMPHN) and delivered by Nexus Primary Health and partners. It brings health professionals such as GPs, practice managers, nurses, allied health and client engagement staff together to provide coordinated care for patients. The project, led by Nexus Primary Health (Nexus), includes DPV Health, Precedence Health Care and Hume Whittlesea Primary Care Partnership (HWPCP). The project will identify at-risk patients, provide coaching for patients and clinicians, and use Precedence’s cdmNet software platform to link and coordinate diabetes care. The project will create ‘Diabetes Wellness Spaces’ which are informal spaces for
conversations with vulnerable people with diabetes. Nexus Primary Health CEO Suzanne Miller said she is confident this project will see great results for patients. “We know that good chronic disease management needs to involve all the health professionals working together on the same page,” Ms Miller said. In 2012-16, there were 14,369, 2,407 and 1,224 hospital admissions due to diabetes in Whittlesea, Mitchell and Murrindindi respectively (all above average for Melbourne’s east and north-east). Patients can be referred to the service by their GP or Kilmore and Northern hospitals. To find out more about the Diabetes Diversion Partnership Project contact 1300 77 33 52 or visit www.nexusprimaryhealth.org.au. This initiative is funded by the Australian Government under the PHN program.
More funding for houses CITY of Whittlesea neighbourhood houses will share in an extra $50,000 next year as council begins to introduce two more houses into the city. Each of the five current neighbourhood houses, Whittlesea Community House, Mill Park Community House, Lalor Living and Learning Centre, Thomastown Neighbourhood House and Creeds Farm Living and Learning Centre, will receive $10,000 in 2019/20. Meanwhile, the two new neighbourhood houses in Epping and Mernda will gradually receive more funding until they are in line with the existing five. The new houses will receive establishment funding of $10,000 in 2019/20, $20,000 in 2020/21 before being brought in line with $35,281 plus accumulated inflation in 2021/22. Councillor Kris Pavlidis said many people know the houses offer unique engagement with the community. “They are to be applauded and commended for their efforts,” she said. “I think it’s well overdue given the diversity of services they offer.”
Poppy tribute: the Tooborac War Memorial on Remembrance Day 2018 came alive with an impressive display of red poppies that were knitted and crochet by local residents, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day. Photo: Sandra Strawbridge
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Part 3 The rusty trunk HOWEVER, it was the contents of the rusty trunk that eventually revealed some of the details of Charlie’s last months. Most of the items were the receipts of long forgotten family bills, but one tightly folded sheath of papers caught my attention. On opening, the packet contained the four pages of two letters that Charlie had written home. The words were penned on paper headed “For God, King and Empire, The Australian Y.M.C.A.” Unfortunately, all the handwriting was illegible, as the paper and ink was virtually transparent, appearing to have been soaked in an oily substance at some time in the seventy years since the letters had been written. Try as I might, I could make out nothing but the printed heading and the details of Charlie’s unit. The personal computer came along just in time for me to begin assembling the family history in something approaching a professional manner. For all it’s value however, it was not a computer that finally revealed the secret of Charlie’s early death in a military hospital far from the battlefields of the Great War – it was a photocopier! Had I begun my research in more recent times, I would probably have used a scanner in an attempt to copy the pages of Charlie’s letters. This may or may not have revealed his frozen thoughts from long ago, but as I found, quite by accident, the photocopier (with its ability, at that time, to reproduce only a limited range of tones), extracted with precise clarity the written lines from the oily paper. For the first time in many decades, Charlie’s letters could be read as if they had just been penned. The first letter (here transcribed verbatim) is dated ‘Sunday 26th November 1916’ and was written during the voyage from Melbourne aboard the HMAT Ulysses: Dear Dad and all, I am writing a few lines to say I am keeping well, we are now many miles from Australia, we have call in at two ports since we left & we are not allowed to tell you the names of them, the first port we call at we stopped there 4 days & I had a good look round, I sent you a post card of the city so you know it was the first port we call at, we have been having a lovely trip so far, only for two days which we got it very rough, that was two days before we call in at the first port, & the last port we call in at we only stopped there for about 8 hours. I am going to try & get transferred to Bert – that is when we land, we are not allowed to say where we are going, but I suppose you will be able to guess, I will send you a cable as soon as we land. We are getting better food on board now to what we are getting at first, we have any amount of sports on board & concert sports every Wednesday & concerts three time a week. I have met two or three chaps on this boat from Frankston. Well Dad I will write as soon as we land & I will be able to tell you more about the trip as we are not allowed to tell you the names of the ports we have call at. We get plenty of drill on board, so the days don’t seem very long, the first we call at we had three or four route marches through the city & I also met a chap by the name of [il-
legible] at the first port he was the chap that I enlisted with, I met him in the YMCA it was a bit of luck to strike him there as he left Melbourne three or four days before me, but I was only with him for two hours when we had to report back to boat. Well Dad I think I have said all the news that I can think of that the present. Wishing you All a Merry Xmas & a Happy New Year. I remain Your loving son, The second letter was written from the bleak Larkhill Military Camp on Salisbury Plain near Durrington during mid-winter on Saturday 3rd February 1917, it is especially poignant because 16 days later Charlie was dead: Dear Dad and All at Home, Just a few lines to say I am quite well up to the present, I have just come back from leave from London after four days I had a good time but if I have the luck to get another four days leave, I would not spend it in London because it is over run with soldiers, soldiers from all parts of the world, if we want to enjoy ourself it is better to get out into the country, were there is not as many soldiers. They had us on a draft to go to France last week, but we kicked up about it because they were sending us to France without any leave, so they took us off the draft & sent us on our leave to London. We have been in the camp 6 weeks now, & I have not received any letter from home yet only one from Jim, I have received two letters from Bill, & five from Nean up to the present. I am having my photo taken over here so as soon as I get them I will send you one of them, I am not having them taken until tomorrow. I am sending by this mail views of London & I will by the next mail views of Salisbury. I am also sending by this mail some cigars card which I have saved since I have been here they can share them up between themself. It has been terrible cold here lately, it has been snowing & rain & we have been drilling in it without our overcoats. I am going to try to get transferred into the motors transports, next week, we have had a few deaths out of this company, since we have been here, for three weeks. We average one death a week, so you can guess how bad the weather is over here. I don’t think this war will last much longer to what the papers say over here. Just about five miles from here is the (Spreading Chestnut) under which the village blacksmith stands, there is only the blacksmith shop there now. Well Dad & all at Home I think I have said all the news at present hoping this letter will find you all in the best of health as it leaves me at present, I will now close with Love to all at Home. I remain Your Loving Son. So there it is, just two weeks after writing this last letter and having his photograph taken, Charlie died of pneumonia - because he had been drilling during the depths of an English winter without an overcoat. Apparently this was a tactic used by the British Army to ‘toughen up’ colonial troops (in spite of sacrificing one life a week to this policy), but it might also have been payback for the troops having ‘kicked up’ about being sent directly to France without having had any
leave. The graves of one hundred and forty one Australian soldiers can be found in the Durrington cemetery. Charlie’s name is inscribed on his well-tended grave, the Roll of Honour at the Canberra War Memorial and upon an obelisk opposite the Post Office in Broadford where he, Bert and his father had worked as butchers. Although he never fired a shot in anger, he certainly tried to serve God, King, Empire and his Country not once, but twice! POSTSCRIPT - The old shed is no longer there, demolished by the new owner of the house after Auntie Florrie passed away in 1986. Gone too of course, are the rabbit skins, undoubtedly cast aside as having no worth. No worth - except as a sad reminder of the plans of three brothers separated forever from each other and all those they loved - by war and by military indifference.
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Bumper show set for Kilmore THIS year’s Kilmore Show will feature a brand new attraction with the introduction of the inaugural yard dog trial. The event will be run in partnership with the Victorian Yard Utility Farm Dog Association and will feature an encourage judges talk at 6.45am followed by maiden/novice and open judges competitions during the day. The Kilmore Show has been running for 156 years and again this year promises to be a great family day out. Entry is free for children under 18. Attractions and events include the championship horse show, championship dog show, emergency services display, dog high jump, small dog dash, miss and master Kilmore show competition, blade shearing demonstration, live music, vintage engines, raving magician/balloon modeller, garden plant sales, truck displays, free children’s farm, free face painting and food stalls. The make your own pedal powered smoothies stand is sure to prove popular again and of course there will be the traditional show attractions - rides, show bags and community group stalls. Entry forms for the home craft, art and photography close on Friday, November 23 and the yard dog trial entries close tomorrow, Wednesday, November 21. The 28 page show schedule can be accessed at www.kilmoreshow.org.au. The Kilmore show runs on Saturday, December 1 Kilmore Racing Complex and Showgrounds, East Street Kilmore. Gates open at 10am.
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In brief Whittlesea Swim Centre reopens The Whittlesea Swim Centre has reopened after undergoing renovations over the winter months. Stage one of the works included building a new entry, change rooms, kiosk, water play area, synthetic lawn areas, seating, tables and shaded areas. Stage two works are expected to begin in May 2019 and include an all abilities accessible play zone, all abilities accessible pool pod with ramp and para-mobility mobile hoist, shade sails and more.
Epping North park to be upgraded Prism Park in Shields Street, Epping North will undergo a redevelopment next year. By mid-2019, council will install a shelter with picnic bench/seating, public accessible toilets, drinking fountain and an additional gate to access the tennis courts.
Have your say on gender equity and preventing violence against women The City of Whittlesea is developing a new strategy to continue working towards gender equality and the prevention of violence against women and family violence. The strategy will identify what council can do to improve gender equality through the services, programs and facilities delivered to create a gender equitable, safe and respectful municipality free from violence against women. To have your say visit whittlesea.vic.gov.au
Council developing new Whittlesea Netball and Basketball Plan
Showtime: there will be plenty to entertain the kids at this year’s Kilmore Show.
Now is your chance to have a say on netball and basketball facilities in the City of Whittlesea. Council is creating a Whittlesea Netball and Basketball Plan that will determine if additional facilities and improvements are required to meet the long term demand for both sports. To win a $50 Rebel Sport gift voucher complete the survey at whittlesea.vic.gov.au
Broadford students ready to go
Graduated: Teachers, mentors and students from Broadford Secondary College’s Project Ready program. by Jackson Russell STUDENTS at Broadford Secondary College graduated from the Project Ready program on Friday afternoon. Project Ready is a collaborative project between the school, Central Ranges Local Learning and Employment Network (CRLLEN) and Nestle.
Broadford Secondary College assistant principal Cathy Coppinger said it’s about building resilience and mentoring students. “It’s really around building resilience and offering mentoring to students and try to expose them to a range of opportunities to open their eyes to what’s possible after school or to help them with
their pathway from Year 10 and beyond,” she said. Some of the students in the program were disengaged with school, while others lacked confidence and needed an extra boost. Thursday mornings, students would meet with their teachers and mentors from Nestle to work through group projects, talk about
what they want to do in the future, reflect on their own characteristic, strengths and weaknesses. Students went on excursions to the Nestle factory and Puckapunyal army base, while numerous guest speakers also came to the school. With Nestle’s help, students also engaged in an enterprise project. Nestle
donated a greenhouse and gardening equipment for students to grow vegetables in and develop into a mini business. “They’ll be pumping some of these vegetables back into the foods room in the school but they’re also planning on having a market stall for parents and community members once a week,” Ms
Coppinger said. “I want to extend our thanks to Nestle and the CRLLEN because without their support, this wouldn’t have happened. “These are the sorts of things schools can’t do on their own and having the community into the school is really fantastic for us and we really appreciate it.”
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Detectives release CCTV following Mernda incident MERNDA Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Investigation Team detectives have released CCTV following an investigation into an incident in Mernda on Wednesday (November 14). Investigators have been told a nineyear-old girl had been riding her bike to school along Skeeter Drive about 8.30am when she was confronted by a man. The man grabbed hold of the handlebars of the girl’s bike before convincing her to walk alongside him. After receiving a phone call from her mother, the girl managed to run away from the man, who then dropped the bike and fled the scene on foot. Police are keen to speak to anyone who
may have witnessed the incident and particularly anyone who was in the area bounded by Bridge Inn Road, Plenty Road and Masons Lane between 8am and 9am last Wednesday who may have dashcam or CCTV footage. Detectives are seeking footage that shows a male wearing a blue coat or jacket especially in Skeeter, Sumner and Mernda Village drives. Investigators are also releasing CCTV footage of a male who they believe may be able to assist with their enquiries Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au
Traffic chaos: There were some teething problems with the installation of Whittlesea’s new traffic lights.
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Wallan student stable after collision A TEENAGER was flown to hospital after being hit by a car near Wallan Secondary College on Thursday afternoon. Paramedics responded to reports that a car collided with a pedestrian near the corner of Watson Street and Northern Highway in Wallan.
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AFTER causing lengthy delays after their activation last week, traffic lights at one of Whittlesea’s busiest intersections have finally been completed. VicRoads installed detectors in the ground at the intersection of Plenty Road and Wallan Road on Wednesday as part of asphalting works. The detectors allow signal timings at the lights to automatically update based on real-time traffic conditions. Traffic lights at the $2.9 million intersection upgrade were temporarily operating
A teenage boy was flown by Air Ambulance Helicopter to the Royal Children’s Hospital in a serious but stable condition with a suspected head injury, soft tissue injuries and grazes. Wallan Secondary College and the Department of Education declined to comment.
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on a manual mode without detectors to keep pedestrians safe when crossing. VicRoads traffic engineers have been closely monitoring conditions at the intersection to ensure the safe flow of traffic. VicRoads Acting Regional Director, Metro North West Scott Lawrence said VicRoads understands delays are frustrating. “We understand delays are frustrating and we thank the community for their patience as we complete the final stages of this project,” he said.
Once detectors were installed, the community’s ire was drawn to the raised intersection, with some on social media joking about clearing the intersection off the large bump on one side. VicRoads inspected the intersection on Tuesday and decided to slightly lower the raised platform on Macmeikan Street to give drivers a smoother commute. These works will be completed by the end of November 2018.
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YOUNG AUTHOR Prep student at Craigieburn Primary School, Nirbhay Singh, is one of seven student winners chosen from more than 500 entries submitted by primary school and home-schooled children across rural, regional and metropolitan Australia. Students submitted a piece of writing, of up to 500 words, based on a word they chose to reflect their lives and interests for the Oxford University Press competition.
Promises off track by Ian Blyth THE Andrews Government’s announcement that it will deliver a more reliable and comfortable journey for regional passengers thanks to a massive order of new trains has not met with the response intended. Possibly because the new trains are promised for the Geelong and Ballarat lines. Meaning that the Seymour, Shepparton and North East lines again miss out. Labor intends to invest $340 million to build 54 VLocity carriages to make up to 18 new three-car trains. The order will see the retirement of the old unreliable trains on the Geelong and Ballarat lines that currently cause delays. Replacing the Classic Fleet that includes Sprinters from the lines will boost punctuality and reliability across the regional network. There is no indication of when the Seymour line will lose its Sprinters. Judging by the report in last week’s North Central Review, this may not be any time soon. Following the fire on a Sprinter, a V/Line spokesperson advised that the company was “currently in the process of updating its on-board signage to make it clearer when the emergency process is.” No commitment to train upgrades – just bigger signs to instruct passengers how to dial 000. The Premier’s announcement also promises a $49.6 million project to include new train stations north of Bendigo at Goornong, Raywood and Huntly. The single platform stations will have car parking and covered waiting areas with seating. Labor will also start planning to reopen Harcourt Station and upgrade track on the Bendigo line between Bendigo and Kyneton to allow trains to run every 40 minutes during off peak times giving local passengers more travel options. The Andrews Government may have blown its last chance to deliver for regional rail, failing to include the north east and Shepparton train lines in its long awaited ‘regional rail’ plan. The Seymour line has for some time now been plagued with punctuality and reliability issues. The line is also serviced by some of the oldest rolling stock in the state.
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How your vote works
EVERYONE on the electoral roll in Victoria has the right and the responsibility to vote. We live in a representative democracy and we elect representatives to make decisions on our behalf. Each of our three levels of government; Federal, State and local council has different responsibilities. Voting ensures that our elected representatives are genuinely those preferred by the majority of the electorate. On Saturday (November 24) you will be provided with two ballot papers. The smaller one for the Legislative Assembly (lower house) and the larger one for the Legislative Council (upper house). Victorian State elections use versions of the preferential voting system. This involves numbering candidates in the order of your preference. When you are required to number every candidate in order of your preference, the system in use is full preferential voting. Full preferential voting is used in elections in Victoria for the lower house (Legislative Assembly). In elections for the upper house (Legislative Council), the ballot paper features a thick black line horizontally across the page. The boxes above this line represent the groups that have registered one or more group voting tickets for the election. The boxes below the line represent each individual candidate. With this type of ballot you can vote either above or below the line but not both. If you vote above the line, you must only place 1 in the box for the group you want to support. Your ballot paper will be counted according to the preferences on that group’s registered group voting ticket. If you choose to vote below the line, place a 1 in the box against your most preferred candidate and then number the required number of other boxes according to your preference. For the Upper House you are only required to number a total of five preferences (i.e. 2, 3, 4 and 5), but you can number more.
Formal and informal votes A formal vote is a correctly completed ballot paper. It is the formal votes that are counted to determine the result. An informal vote is a ballot paper that has not been completed following the rules for the election. Informal votes are sometimes also known as invalid votes. They cannot be used to determine the election result.
Common causes of informality include: Using ticks or crosses where the voter is required to number preferences or failing to number the required number of boxes or incorrectly numbering preferences (such as missing or repeating preference numbers). Whenever you are casting your vote in an election, always follow the instructions on the ballot paper to ensure your vote is formal and can be counted.
Upper house ballot: enter either one number against the party of your choice above the line or number your preferences below the line.
Lower house ballot: put a number in each square in order of your preferences.
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Welcome to Pollie Waffle – a page that will keep you up to date with events as the Victorian state election approaches. Each week we will feature comment from candidates, election developments and emerging issues. We will also provide a forum for our readers to put questions to the candidates on matters that concern them.
Lack of funding commitment disappoints MITCHELL Shire Council is disappointed that there have been no state election funding commitments for the Wallan freeway interchange, Watson Street duplication and Northern Highway capacity improvements. Council has raised the urgent need with all candidates following the recent VCAT decision to enable a major quarry to be built in Wallan East. The quarry will see an increase in heavy vehicle traffic and put pressure on already stretched and unsafe roads. Mitchell Shire Mayor Councillor Rhonda Sanderson said time was running out for this vital investment. “The main road network can’t cope at the moment, let alone with more growth to come and a quarry with heavy vehicles going in and out all day,” Cr Sanderson said. “We need a commitment now, so our community can go about their daily lives. We need certainty for the future so people can move here and know they will be able to get to work, child care, school, health care and shops as well as sporting, rec-
reation and other community facilities. “It’s particularly important that we get a commitment from the Victorian Government, whoever that ends up being, ahead of the upcoming Federal election. We need matching Federal funding, and this just won’t happen without Victoria coming to the table with a firm commitment now.” Cr Sanderson said council had also met with VicRoads to seek an urgent update on the status of the project. “The business case has been completed and it is understood the project has been costed and funding is needed for the works between the state and federal governments,” she said. “We need a funding commitment ahead of the state election, so we can ensure this is recognised as a priority in the upcoming federal election. “It’s not fair for our community to be forgotten and we can’t wait any longer. We need funding commitments locked in now, so construction is complete before the quarry begins operations.”
Whittlesea calls for mental health funding THE City of Whittlesea is calling on all local politicians for a commitment to provide much-needed mental health services as part of an annual injection of $250 million for health and human services in Melbourne’s outer suburbs. Local agencies have identified significant gaps in fundamental support services such as mental health services. The need for local mental health services is of particular importance for younger community members, with a recent survey of young people in the City of Whittlesea nom-
inating accessible mental health services as a top priority for the area. Mayor Lawrie Cox said that people in the City of Whittlesea are being turned away, put on long waiting lists or are forced to travel considerable distances to access the services they need. “An immediate funding injection of $250 million is needed to help with unmet demand in Melbourne’s growing outer suburbs for health and human services,” said Cr Cox. “We’re calling on all local politicians to commit to this.”
We asked sitting members and candidates - If elected on November 24 what do you plan to do in your first 100 days of the new parliament? Their responses appear below. NORTHERN VICTORIA Wendy Lovell – Liberal member for Northern Victoria I will hit the ground running to ensure my electorate is foremost in the minds of Government and all election commitments are delivered. I will continue to be available and provide strong representation to all constituents, whilst working to ensure there are more jobs, better infrastructure and our community is safer. Nicole Rowan – Greens candidate for Northern Victoria I will use my skills as a lawyer and experience in law reform to ensure that the Parliament make laws for the public good. My policy priorities will be shifting to 100 per cent renewable energy by 2020, a world class public transport system and ensuring that everyone has a home. EUROA Steph Ryan – Nationals member for Euroa I will prepare an order for new trains in our first budget, progress land acquisition for the Kilmore Bypass and introduce Presumptive Legislation into Parliament for CFA volunteers. I will also have discussions with VicRoads about management of roadside vegetation and progressing safety upgrades for the intersection of Kilmore-Lancefield Rd and Conway St. Keppel Cassidy – Greens candidate for Euroa I will advocate for public transport services to be brought up to at least the same standard as metropolitan Melbourne and other regional centres. My other key priorities are transitioning to 100 per cent renewable energy, increasing stocks of affordable housing, and restoring funding for community mental health services.
MACEDON Mary-Anne Thomas – Labor member for Macedon In my first 100 days I will focus on delivering the vital investments local families need to thrive as only Labor Governments do. This includes our record investments in local schools and kindergarten, to fixing the public transport black hole in this part of our region with extra bus services. Amanda Millar - Liberal candidate for Macedon In the first 100 days and every day I will stand up for our community. I will back our CFA by introducing presumptive cancer legislation for our volunteers in the first sitting week of 2019. I will always protect those who protect us. YAN YEAN Danielle Green - Labor member for Yan Yean I will enact election promise delivery actions. North East Link to be tendered and mental health professionals in schools for 2019. Do my utmost to support the wellbeing of bushfire surviving communities in the lead up 10th Anniversary. Hugh McKinnon - Greens candidate for Yan Yean I will immediately work towards strengthening the Victorian independent broad-based anti-corruption commission. I will take measures to end the secrecy around government deals and restore trust and confidence in government. Then I will restore funding for community mental health services and start planning for better roads and public transport. Jaclyn Symes, Fionna Deppeler-Morton, Meralyn Klein and Daniel Young had not responded at the time of going to press.
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HAVING a baby should be a joyous, exciting time….but sadly that’s not always the case. Some 48,000 premature or sick babies are born in Australia each year, placing thousands of families under increased stress and through an incredibly traumatic experience. The typical ‘drop a meal around’ after someone has a baby just doesn’t cut it in this scenario, these families need more help. Gather My Crew’s online help roster is addressing this critical need by offering a free resource for people to organise the help they need from family and friends. Anything from transport to and from hospital, help with the washing, help with meals and babysitting for other children. Midwife, Philippa Harris, sees the impact of these situations regularly. “In these situations people struggle with things they used to be able to do easily – Gather My Crew makes it easier, less stressful and less time consuming to coordinate everyone and everything,” Ms Harris said. Mum, Victoria, highlighted the challenges she faced when her twin girls were born premature. “I was released from hospital with two babies in separate special care hospitals and I couldn’t drive due to a twin C-section, it was pretty overwhelming. I didn’t have the time or ability to cook, clean or sleep. It was a very emotional time,” she said. Parents of premature and sick babies are at huge risk of poor mental health outcomes – more than 40% of NICU mums suffer from postnatal depression - compared to 5-10 per cent of mothers who give birth to full term healthy babies.
A 2018 study by UK premature baby support organisation, Bliss, further highlighted outcomes for parents after a neonatal experience. From 589 participants – 23 per cent of respondents were diagnosed with anxiety, 16 per cent diagnosed with PTSD, 14 per cent diagnosed with postnatal depression and 39 per cent of parents felt that had a mental health condition that was not diagnosed. World Prematurity Day on was held last Sunday (November 17) to create an awareness of the pressure that these families are under, make sure they are well supported and reduce their risks of further psychological challenges. “Gather My Crew would have taken the stress away. I could have got my family to help set it up, I wasn’t up to thinking about much at that time,” Victoria said. For more information, visit www.gathermycrew.org
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BUSINESS NETWORK TURNS ONE LOCAL business people gathered at the Kilmore Golf Club recently to celebrate the first anniversary of the Mitchell Business Network (MBN). The event, Cocktails in the Clubhouse, saw some 24 business owners networking and hearing how much the Business Network has achieved in its first year. MBN founder and chairman, Bruce Nicholls, lead the discussion highlighting what the district could achieve if all pulled together. “We have some really bold ideas for major new projects, including attraction of university and research campuses
to Seymour, radical up-grading of our main-streets and hinterland attractions and even a drone training school, near Puckapunyal,” Mr Nicholls told the group. A feature of the evening was unveiling of a proposed business friendly charter, described by Mr Nicholls as a ‘sort of Magna Carta between the business community and Mitchell Shire’. “The charter will signal loudly to potential investors and project developers that Mitchell is a business-friendly place and that the Shire will remove red tape and other obstacles to make things happen,” Mr Nicholls said.
Employer relationship coordinator from Seymour Elizabeth Meng described the charter as a ‘refreshing idea.’ “It was terrific to be able to share common experiences with other business people,” Ms Meng said The Network is keen to hold similar, quarterly networking events in each of the main Mitchell townships and hopes to progressively build a wide following and strong business support for its excellent initiatives. Membership is $10 p.a. during the inaugural year and can be arranged by going to www.mitchellbusiness.com.au.
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VICTORIA’S acting Chief Health Officer has warned gardeners about the potentially deadly risks associated with everyday potting mixes as spring is typically a time when Victorians are more likely to be gardening. Dr Sutton said notifications of illness caused by infection with Legionella longbeachae, a bacteria commonly found in potting mix continue to be made. “Too many gardeners, potting mix may seem harmless, but it can actually be very dangerous unless the correct procedures are followed,” Dr Sutton said. “Most people who breathe in the bacteria do not become ill. The risk of disease is increased with age, smoking, and in people with weakened immune systems.” Legionella longbeachae is one cause of Legionnaires’ disease. It is found in tiny quantities in the general environment (including soil) and is not normally a health hazard. But the ingredients and dampness of potting mix make it the ideal breeding ground for the bacteria.
Legionella longbeachae is different to Legionella pneumophila, the more well-known cause of Legionnaires’ disease found in poorly maintained cooling towers and spas. Dr Sutton said gardeners using potting mix should always follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions on the bag. To minimise the risk of contracting Legionnaires’ disease from soil, compost or potting mix, gardeners should take the following precautions: always wear a mask and gloves when handling soil, compost or potting mix, wash hands carefully with soap and water after handling soil and before eating, drinking, smoking or placing hands near the face or mouth; Store bags of potting mix in a cool dry place. When stored in the sunlight, the temperature inside the bag can increase, creating an ideal environment for Legionella bacteria to grow. Open bags in a well ventilated space and open the bags slowly. Water gardens and composts gently, using a low-pressure hose; and avoid breathing in
droplets of water from dripping pot plants, including hanging baskets, and when watering plants. Dr Sutton said so far this year there had been seven cases of Legionella longbeachae, with 24 cases last year and 12 in 2016. A higher number of cases are reported during spring, with a peak in November. Legionnaires’ disease can be fatal in a small number of people who have severe illness. Infection with Legionella longbeachae bacteria is responsible for around 18 per cent of all legionella cases in Victoria. He said different types of legionella bacteria all cause a rare form of atypical pneumonia. Early symptoms include fever, chills, headache, shortness of breath, sometimes dry cough, muscle aches and pain. People who suspect they may be ill should visit their doctor. Further information about Legionella can be obtained from www.legionella.vic.gov.au or by contacting the Legionella Program on 1300 767 469.
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– tops for coffee and pancakes ONE of Kilmore’s favourite cafes, Wallder’s offers a quality dine-in or takeaway experience for all. The Wallder’s team – Preet, Jason and Jessie - offering breakfast, light meals, main meals, and pancakes. This December the team will have been at the helm at Wallder’s for three years and over that time have built a reputation for great food and coffee. The takeaway menu boasts an impressive list of sandwiches, available on jumbo white or wholemeal bread, or on a Pasta Dura Roll. There are also many delicious fillings to choose from, to make that perfect takeaway lunch. You can even grab a porterhouse steak sandwich, a burger, or a chicken schnitzel roll as part of the menu, all at a very reasonable price.
There are also special deals for the tradies, offering very affordable food and drink combos. Breakfast is served all day, as are Wallder’s specialty – pancakes. The comprehensive menu offers over a dozen different choices. Pancakes have been proven to be popular, with the chocolate fudge pancakes proving themselves as very popular with the children. Whether it’s for breakfast, lunch, or just a coffee with friends, be sure to check out Wallder’s – the cafe is a great little spot for breakfast or lunch. Vegetarian dishes are also available. Wallder’s has received scores of rave reviews on TripAdvisor and Facebook – here are a few:
“Came for breakfast with my daughter last week and we both loved it. Great food and coffee and SUPER friendly service we will definitely be back our favourite place for Brekky in Kilmore.” “Great food! Lovely staff.” “We dropped in for lunch yesterday and we enjoyed the experience. Coffee and service was brilliant with attention to detail. Thank you so much to the staff and management who made us feel so welcome. You brightened a very cold winter’s day. Definitely going back again.”
Wallder’s is open from 8am until 3pm seven days a week at 30A Sydney Street, Kilmore. Telephone 5781 1828 for enquiries or a booking.
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Pedestrians and freeway traffic are a dangerous combination, with potentially tragic consequences. Only get out of your vehicle if it’s safe to do so, making sure you check for traffic first. Use the passenger-side door, if possible. If it’s not safe to get out of the car, stay in your vehicle with your seat belt on. Call emergency services, roadside assistance or the VicRoads Traffic Management Centre on 13 11 70, if required. Remember the road rules – don’t use a handheld mobile phone unless your car is at a complete stop and parked. If you can’t get your car off the road, call the VicRoads Traffic Management Centre on 13 11 70. Where possible,
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Big block in the heart of town. An absolute gem of a location in the much sought-after Stanley Street, this is an outstanding opportunity indeed. With the block boasting a total area of 1,000m2 (20m x 50m), this is sure to attract interest from investors and homeowners alike. Offering three bedrooms and ample living space, the home is full of charm - with fantastic gardens an added bonus. Act now to secure a great home in the heart of Wallan.
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This well-established home in the much sought-after Golf Links Estate set on a 928 sqm allotment will be the envy of many. With 4 large robed bedrooms main with ensuite, fully appointed kitchen with adjoining meals area, formal lounge, spacious rumpus room and family room opening out onto large entertainment area overlooking leafy established gardens. Other highlights include gas heating, split system cooling and double garage.
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Large family home on quarter acre.
FOR SALE
From the very moment you step inside this stunning 34square 4-bedroom Porter Davis home you will be blown away by the quality fittings no expense has been spared in creating one of the most beautiful homes SpringRidge has to offer. Set on a quarter of an acre, the property features 9ft ceilings and down lights throughout, ducted heating and evaporative air conditioning, study, a huge master bedroom and ensuite, gorgeous sitting room, the kitchen offers butler’s pantry and overlooks the spacious family and dining areas, a separate Rumpus/theatre room. There are just too many more extras to mention here, discerning buyers really need to see this house.
PRICE GUIDE $670,000-$710,000
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CONTACT Sarah Fraser 0408 328 350 Barry Plant Wallan 03 5783 1268
LAND 1,080m2 approx. INSPECT (Photo ID required) Sat 24 Nov 11:00-11:30am
Just listed.
Beveridge 5 Wentworth Terrace
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Grand living.
FOR SALE
Featuring a wide entrance, an abundance of living space and set in a quite location with park opposite, this home is the perfect place to sit back, relax and set down roots. The home includes four large bedrooms, ducted vacuum, tiles throughout the main areas, stainless steel appliances in the contemporary kitchen, 2 living areas and an outdoor alfresco with a beautifully landscaped backyard. All of this plus a triple garage with a rear roller door enabling side access is set to complete this fantastic package. A magnificent property on an impressive block within in the Mandalay Estate, walking distance to the club house, golf course and close to all amenities, this grand home is set to impress.
PRICE GUIDE $600,000-$640,000 LAND 639m2 approx. INSPECT (Photo ID required) Sat 24 Nov 1:00-1:30pm
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CONTACT Sarah Fraser 0408 328 350 Kieran Knight 0437 312 827 Barry Plant Wallan 03 5783 1268
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Just listed.
Tallarook 740 Tallarook-Pyalong Rd
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“Springvale”
FOR SALE
Looking to acquire a property on 88 acres with a creek frontage offering magnificent views with an easy commute back to the city, then look no further. The home with 3 robed bedrooms, two-way bathroom, formal lounge, sunlit kitchen with meals area, family room opening out onto lovely established garden and entertaining area. The acreage is ideal for all types of livestock and boasts sound 6m x 9m machinery shed and huge 7.7m x 14m shearing shed/ workshop, steel cattle yards, water to all paddocks, 3 x dams, electric fencing and pumping rights from Sugarloaf Creek.
PRICE GUIDE $830,000-$880,000
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CONTACT Gerry Vallence 0417 113 381 Barry Plant Kilmore 03 5782 2400
LAND 88 acres approx. INSPECT (Photo ID required) By appointment
Just listed.
Wandong 31 Sir Leo Curtis Drive
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The great escape – 4.4 acres.
FOR SALE
A picture book home in a prime location – enjoying great views from every window of the house. Featuring three great sized bedrooms, the main bedroom with stunning bathroom with picture window over the bath with an outlook that will be the envy of all your friends. Adjoining the master bedroom is a great rumpus/parent’s retreat while downstairs is a fantastic family room with high ceilings. A modern kitchen with meals area overlooks the rear deck – perfect for all year entertaining. The barn style shed is the perfect workshop and completes the package ensuring all your needs are catered for.
PRICE GUIDE $700,000-$750,000
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LAND 4.4 acres approx. INSPECT (Photo ID required) Sat 24 Nov 10:30-11:00am
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CONTACT Kieran Knight 0437 312 827 Simon Best 0417 547 909 Barry Plant Wallan 03 5783 1268
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Vanessa Hess 0413 352 996 Peter Hess 0413 003 140
Gail 0417 012 041 Kilmore - Broadford
3 Hammond Court, Sunday Creek
6 Emilia Court, Hidden Valley
As-New Four Bedroom Home on 3.5 Acres near Broadford/Kilmore For Sale: $720,000 - $750,000
Dream Home In Ideal Location on 2.5 acres.
Fantastic opportunity to purchase this Dennis Browne built home that was only completed February 2018. With 3.5 acres of very useable land, situated only a few minutes to Broadford, this represents excellent value. This home has a wonderful design, and is ideal for family living and weekend entertaining, and is sure to impress. The property features a wide entry leading to a large master suite, including an oversized shower and full-sized walk-in robe.
Positioned in one of the best pockets of Hidden Valley, this beautifully presented home is in a truly secluded and private location, away from everything. This spacious and vast floor-plan is ideal for a a family looking for loads of room for entertaining, and various indoor and outdoor activities, plus room for a horse or extra toys. Four spacious bedrooms, with the parents having one wing with their own retreat/living area, two-way WIR and large ensuite.
30 Cascade Avenue, Wallan
For Sale: $1,180,000 - $1,220,000
13 McNaughton Close, Wallan
Beautifully Presented Feature-Packed Family Home
For Sale: $580,000 - $620,000
Very tastefully decorated, with excellent floor coverings, light fittings and window furnishings, this well positioned home in Wallara Waters is sure to impress. With a wonderful design, it is ideal for family living and weekend entertaining. The master suite is large with an oversized shower and a full-sized walk-in robe. Three further bedrooms with built-in robes are set aside from the main living areas to give you good privacy.
27 Silvertop Close, Wallan
Lifestyle Property on Two Acres in Secluded Court Location For Sale: $880,000 - $927,000 Positioned in this sought after location, this three bedroom home is ideal for the buyer looking for extra room for recreation and enjoyment on the weekends. The three bedrooms, master with ensuite, and parents retreat, and a full family bathroom are all zoned off well from the main living areas. The family hub has a large family/activities room, a large living/dining room and an adjoining kitchen-meals, so there is plenty of room for the family to spread out.
21 Riceflower Rise, Wallan
Four Bedroom Home on a Large Block with Excellent Views For Sale: $485,000 - $499,000
Three Bedroom Home is Ideal For The First Home Buyer For Sale: $460,000 - $475,000
Set high in the Pretty Sally Estate, this home sits on a large block of 770m2 approx., and has excellent views. With four spacious double bedrooms, master with ensuite and a good sized walk-in-robe, this home is great opportunity for either a young family, investors or for a couple downsizing. The main family hub has a modern island bench, 900mm Stainless Steel stove in the kitchen, a large meals area and an adjoining living/TV area.
Well positioned in the Featherton Estate, this three bedroom home is ideal for the first home buyer or investor. A good floorplan of three bedrooms, ensuite, walk-in robe, family bathroom gives ample room for the whole family. A light and bright kitchen meals living area and a separate living area make family living easy. A double garage is handy for storage and a good backyard is great for the kids. This property is ideal for the first home buyer or the investor.
Vanessa 0413 352 996
maxbrown.com.au
Peter 0413 003 140
Call for a free appraisal
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The Golf House Made famous by association with the Kilmore International School, this amazing property will suit the dream of every investor or huge and I mean HUGE, family. Offering seven bedrooms, four bathrooms and two kitchens, this wonderful property could have two families live in it, one upstairs and one down. Taking this property to the next level, it is set on two titles. You could keep both or sell one and build on the other, the possibilities here are unlimited. With a quick call you can arrange to inspect today so don’t hesitate, make that call now!
Kilmore 2 Anderson Road 7
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Method: FOR SALE Price:
$495,000 - $535,000
Inspect: By appointment Contact: Alan Wilson 0417 577 988
An immaculately constructed homestead on Kilmore acreage. A quintessential and unique country home with superb gardens and what could be the best 20 acres of capitally improved pastures in Kilmore. Peacefully isolated from the town and yet only 5 minutes away, it is perfect for a country retreat. Walsh House is a family legacy - an immaculate home built in the mid 1900’s and is described by those who know it as being utterly unique in design and position. Sympathetically constructed to emphasise the natural beauty of the red double-clinker brick and low maintenance large slate-tile floors while capturing the natural light year round borrowed from the seasons as they change through bright open windows. The first floor landing has a resonating simplicity with entrances to either the formal lounge, master bedroom or a grand entrance into the family living. The fully renovated hostess kitchen offers stainless steel gas appliances, large walk-in pantry and a grand kitchen island which is the heart of this home.
Kilmore 155 Color Drive 4
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Method: FOR SALE Price:
$1,000,000 - $1,100,000
Inspect: By appointment Contact: Alan Wilson 0417 577 988 Daemen Bray 0478 064 755
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Daemen Bray 0478 064 755
‘Walsh House’ - An Immaculate Country Home
Elegant Weatherboard An exciting opportunity in the main street area of Kilmore! Calling all investors, renovators, first home buyers and developers. Inspired by the traditional Australian weatherboard home, this amazing property is the perfect investment opportunity or renovators delight! Inside this property you’ll find the main living room with a feature mantelpiece, stunning original light fittings and a gas heater. The kitchen includes the meals area and has lots of cupboard space as well as a dishwasher. All three bedrooms are of a generous size and offer wardrobes, add the single bathroom and it has everything! Outdoors a low maintenance yard and gardens and a single carport complete the picture! Make an appointment to see it today.
Kilmore 70 Powlett Street 3
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Expressions of Interest
Inspect: By appointment
Set on the border of Broadford lies what could possibly be the best 42 acres of capital improved pasture, complete with 360 degree views. It is a pleasure to introduce “Lavender Hill Farm on Ponds Creek”. With broad open verandahs an elegant, three bedroom, period home sits high as the pinnacle of a lovingly held homestead. Warm and inviting with an abundance of natural light, lovely living space, a well-considered country kitchen with modern appliances and a caféstyle bench overlooking your private gardens and some of the stunning views. A bungalow ideal for guests or extended family, fully equipped with kitchen, bathroom, family area and spacious sleeping space. There are six generous capacity water tanks, ample shedding, 3500L Clearwater septic tank, 4 dams, a built-in bunker (cool) or alternatively an amazingly secure wine cellar and wonderfully positioned solar panels. There’s just so much more and all only an hour from Melbourne.
Broadford 195 Elliotts Road 3
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Method: FOR SALE Price:
$889,000 - $957,000
Inspect: By appointment Contact: Alan Wilson 0417 577 988 Daemen Bray 0478 064 755
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Contact: Bianca Thomas 0425 733 651
42 acres and so much more!
‘Strathaven’ 42 hectare Lifestyle Bliss
Ambitious Superb Style
Strath Creek 4
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Method: FOR SALE Price:
$840,000 - $925,000
Inspect: By appointment Contact: Katie-Marie Bray 0490 808 456 Alan Wilson 0417 577 988
An ambitious work of pure genius, this incomparable residence is the crowning glory of the awarded Apex Constructions, ‘Riversdale Mews’. Complete with an exclusive resort-style layout, private secured garaging and a private outdoor entertaining area. Having a gross floor area of approximately 18.45sq, this single floor abode allows you to bask in magnificent sweeping country views, it would considered one of the best exclusive homes the Northern Corridor has to offer. Showcasing unprecedented levels of privacy and opulence with a certain prime position within the estate, the home accommodates three lavish bedroom suites each with generous built in robes. It’s grand entertaining space is of a scale which has to be seen to be believed, framed by 2700 height ceilings and dramatic walls of pure class. One of Riversdale’s great trophy homes, the Riversdale Mews Estate has no equal, making it an address of true international appeal. *$20,000 First Home Owner Grant has already been deducted from the price. If you are not the First Home Buyer $20,000 shall be added to the cost.
Wallan Lot 4 Riversdale Mews 3
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Method: FOR SALE Price:
$455,000*
Inspect: By appointment Contact: Alan Wilson 0417 577 988 Katie-Marie Bray 0490 808 456
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This stunner has it all, Wow-factor views, the house a Deco darling brimming with period features. 4 bedrooms plus study (5 bed), 2 bathrooms, open plan living/dining, mud/drying room, 3 car carport plus a 2 bedroom teenage retreat, with carport. Got, or want, horses? There’s a 20m x 60m fenced sand arena, American barn with 3 earth floor loose boxes, concreted tack room, feed room, storage and extra wide breezeway, 10 large yards/small paddocks, laneway, multiple shelters and gravity fed troughs plus an enormous powered workshop, open fronted machine shed and 3 spring-fed dams. Across 9 tanks, 202,365 litre (44,970 gallon) water capacity, gravity feed to the house and sheds, no pumps required. 4.5KW grid connected solar system, solar HWS, aerial/repeater boosted Telstra mobile signal and stable NBN connection. And set way up high, incorporating a Rooftop Walk, a rustic cabin with an endless vista. There’s potential for an equine business, cattle or sheep grazing, Airbnb, farm stay, manager’s quarters or just you, enjoying an idyllic lifestyle.
The Perfect Investment
First home buyers and investors… this one is perfect! On a generous allotment of approximately 455m2 with side access and drive through access to the rear yard from the garage. Comprising three bedrooms, the master with walk-in robe and ensuite and the two remaining bedrooms with built-in robes. With a neutral colour pallet the kitchen, with fridge and pantry neatly tucked away, is adjacent the open plan dining/meals and living area overlooking the large decked alfresco. Within walking distance to all Wallan’s amenities including schools, sporting facilities and shopping precincts this property is well worth a look. This home is perfect for a first home buyer or as an addition to your investment portfolio. Wallan has become a most sought after suburb and is recognised as the fastest growing suburb in the northern corridor.
Wallan 40 Adrian Circuit 3
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Method: FOR SALE Price:
$455,000
Inspect: By appointment Contact: Daniel Bruggink 0431 284 765
Broadford Phone: (03) 5784 3555
Wallan Phone: (03) 5783 2233
Kilmore Phone: (03) 5781 1999
Immaculate unit for sale
This beautifully constructed dwelling is awaiting its new owners to start their next chapter. Situated in a private location, just a stone’s throw from the Wallan central hub, this is a rare offering in such a competitive market. There is no doubt it will do nothing but please those who take a sneak peek, just look at the spectacular photos for yourself. The dwelling boasts a simplicity orientated floorplan having two large bedrooms with BIRs, full bathroom, large open living/dining area, laundry and single garage with direct access to the courtyard. There is plentiful storage and a real element of natural lighting. This dwelling is as appealing as the day it was built. Outside is a perfect mixture of easy maintenance whilst still being big enough for a small pet, the weekend barbeque, or letting the little ones have a run around, a rare find in units these days. The location is hard to beat as well, only a short walk to the schools and shops and near to local golf courses. The area is incredibly highly sought after with strong recent sales and high rental returns.
Melbourne Phone: 1300 334 369
Wallan Unit 2, 138 Dudley Street 2
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Method: FOR SALE Price:
$320,000 - $340,000
Inspect: By appointment Contact: Daniel Bruggink 0431 284 765
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Industrial Land for Sale kilmore 84 & 86 Clarke Street Ū Two clean, flat, adjacent blocks; Ū Industrial 1 zoning; Ū Area of 608 sq m each; Ū Immediate proximity to Northern Highway/Sydney Street;
AUCTION: Saturday 15th December at 12pm on site Wallan - Unit 10/ 6 Eden Place
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When Location Matters Classically designed, this spacious unit will appeal to anyone looking for a neat low maintenance home or an investment property with nothing to do. Situated only minutes from Wallan high school and a short drive to Wallan train Station, this location also comes with quick, easy Freeway access you can be on your way in no time at all. Internally the unit boasts all the conveniences you would expect such as; gas ducted heating, split system cooling, fully appointed kitchen with dishwasher and a backyard big enough for a small dog, but with the added bonus of a highly sought after double garage and a quiet location. Make no mistake, these kinds of units are becoming harder to find, so do yourself a favour and call today to book an inspection.
Looking to Branch Out? kilmore 21 Glanville Drive Ū 430 sq m factory for lease;
Ū High clearance factory area of approximately 400 sq m;
Ū Industrial 1 zoning;
Ū Office, lunchroom and amenities;
Ū Huge 1,130 sq m block; Auction:
Saturday 15th December 2018 at 12.00pm on site
Inspect:
Saturday 24th Nov 11.30am – 12.00pm Saturday 1st Dec 11.30am – 12.00pm Saturday 8th Dec 11.30am – 12.00pm Saturday 15th Dec 11.30am – 12.00pm
Terms:
10% deposit on signing and balance in 30/60 days
LJ Hooker Wallan:
(03) 5783 3399 - wallan.lhjooker.com.au
Contact:
Stuart Rimmer 0414 515 449
Ū Ready access to Northern Hwy;
Ū Two electric roller doors;
Ū Well-positioned to benefit from future growth.
Ū Three-phase power;
call today David Hemming 0414 561 996
Shop 2, Wellington Square Shopping Centre, 81-89 High Street, Wallan 3756.
Natalie Robinson 0418 996 933
https://www.bnwcommercial.com.au/
1300 561 993
Wallan
KILMORE | VIC R FO
LE SA
Luxury Low Maintenance Living • Three luxury homes on their own titles with no body corporate fees • Ideally located in the heart of Kilmore , and a short walk to main street cafes and shops • Architect designed with prestige fixtures and fittings throughout • Enjoy low-maintenance living or an ideal investment opportunity
FOR SALE – $420,000 - $450,000 Address: Contact: 3
TALLAROOK DISTRICT | VIC R FO
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WALLAN DISTRICT | VIC
LE SA
R FO
Approximately 7.58 Hectares – 18.75 Acres
LE SA
Approximately 4.45 Hectares – 11 Acres
Creek Frontage and Planning Permit
Your Dream Lifestyle Awaits...
• Cleared land with a mixture of scattered trees and an FOR SALE - $340,000 - $360,000 awe-inspiring rural backdrop 745 Seymour Pyalong Rd, Hilldene via • Build your dream home (subject to council approval) Address: Tallarook, VIC with current planning permits in place Contact: Jeanette Laffan • With frontage to the majestic Sugarloaf Creek and a 0438 452 641 new colorbond shed and water tank [email protected] • Minutes to the general store, rail trail and a gateway to Property ID: 19941092 the snow fields RODWELLS
L OC AL SERVICE, NATI ON A L ST R EN G T H
Property ID:
15, 17 & 19 Union Street, Kilmore, VIC Jeanette Laffan 0438 452 641 [email protected] 19967367
• Sweeping driveway leads to previous house site offering spectacular views • 12x6m approximately shed with 6KW solar system with generator backup
FOR SALE - $625,000 Address:
35 Cleves Road, North Upper Plenty, VIC
Contact:
Jeanette Laffan 0438 452 641
• Remnant house slab, water tanks and septic system
[email protected]
• Mains power available, two dams and a number of smaller sheds
13 11 14
Property ID:
19879332
RODWELLS
www.ruralcoproperty.com.au
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HEATHCOTE JUNCTION | VIC R FO
Enviable Lifestyle In Enticing Surrounds
LE A S
• Charming family home featuring three robed bedrooms (master with ensuite), study and multiple living zones • Classic appeal with timber features, cathedral ceilings and exposed brick work • Soaring native trees and established gardens surround BBQ area, gazebo, tennis court and clubhouse • 1kw solar system, ample storage sheds, evaporative cooling, open fireplace and combustion heater
FOR SALE – $795,000 - $825,000 Address: Contact:
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4 Fern Court, Heathcote Junction, VIC Jeanette Laffan 0438 452 641 [email protected] 19949661
Property ID:
RODWELLS
KILMORE | VIC R FO
Designed For Comfortable Modern Living
LE A S
• Modern family home featuring four robed bedrooms (master with walk-in robe and ensuite) • Two indoor living areas plus outdoor entertaining area merge to create exceptional family living • Established landscaped gardens, 11x8m approximately shed with concrete floor and power connected • Side vehicle access to shed, walking distance to main street
FOR SALE – $650,000 - $680,000 Address: Contact:
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10 Allan Street, Kilmore, VIC Brooke Lal 0428 037 084 [email protected] 19123688
Property ID:
RODWELLS
KILMORE DISTRICT | VIC R FO
LE SA
Haven on Hogans • Sweeping panoramic views towards Mt. Piper and surrounding countryside • Quality boundary fencing, good-sized reliable dam and several ideal home sites (subject to council approval) • Rare lifestyle block with easy commuting distance to Melbourne and only a short drive to Kilmore
FOR SALE – $450,000 - $475,000 Address: Contact:
Approximately 30.35 Hectares – 75 Acres
Property ID:
KILMORE | VIC R FO
165 Hogans Lane, Kilmore, VIC Jeanette Laffan 0438 452 641 [email protected] 17228301
RODWELLS
MERNDA | VIC
LE SA
LD SO
642.23 Hectares – 15.87 Acres
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Land Size – 422m2
Rare Lifestyle Block • In an idyllic setting boasting spectacular panoramic views • Several excellent building sites (subject to council approval) to build your dream home, with dam and power available • Close to Kilmore’s main street, schools, public transport and sporting facilities • A rare large lifestyle block zoned Rural Living Zone with easy commuting distance to Melbourne
• Ideally located within walking distance of the new
FOR SALE - $520,000 - $560,000 Address:
Lot 2, 26 Trainers Drive, Kilmore, VIC
Contact:
Brooke Lal
Property ID:
2
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Premier Location in a Prestige Estate Mernda train station • Comprising four bedrooms plus study/theatre room and open plan family living • Alfresco area perfect for outdoor entertaining
[email protected]
• Situated close to schools, shops, sporting facilities
L O C A L SERVI C E, NAT IONAL S T RENGT H
RODWELLS
20 Pearson Road, Mernda, VIC
Contact:
Tracey Page 0447 811 491
0428 037 084 19920284
SOLD BY RURALCO PROPERTY KILMORE Address:
[email protected] Property ID:
and parklands
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19621527
RODWELLS
www.ruralcoproperty.com.au
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Simonds Homes
$174,300 STARTING FROM AS LITTLE AS
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At Simonds Homes, we’ve used our near 70 years of building experience to create a special service for clients who want to get into their new home soon, but don’t want to compromise on quality, value or choice. Welcome to Simonds Express, your way home in just 18 WEEKS!*
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Please call Ashley Thorsen 0433 311 100 or visit our display at 1 Design Way Kalkallo (CLOVERTON ESTATE)
*TERMS & CONDITIONS • Your building contract will be prepared at the earliest date and your flexibility to meet on this date will be required • Client must be available to attend 2 full days in head office to complete contract and gallery appointment. Contract and external colour selections will be completed the same day and must be signed-off at contract appointment • Balance of the 5% deposit must be paid after
contract signing and within 5 days of Home Owners Warranty being issued • Finance approval and bank Authority to Commence Construction letter provided by client within 10 days of CDC approval received • Additional changes during contract or gallery process and delays with finance approval will postpone the site start. • 18 weeks will be from site start.
For full T&Cs see www.simonds.com.au/terms-and-conditions
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simonds.com.au | 1300 SIMONDS
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449 Mandalay Circuit, Beveridge. $315 per week, available 20th November 2018. Spacious, stylish and immaculately presented inside and out, this residence presents an outstanding low-maintenance lifestyle surrounded by parkland, landscaped walking tracks and golf course. The freeflowing interior highlights light-filled openplan living/dining area which flows out to a courtyard garden, plus a designer kitchen with lots of storage private lock up garage with internal access. Three bedrooms (built in robes), and spacious main bathroom.
1/3-5 Murchison Street, Broadford. $330 per week, available now This three bedroom unit features a master with ensuite & walk in robe, the remaining two bedrooms with built in robes. Separate lounge, kitchen/meals area with stainless steel appliances & split system. Double remote lock up garage with rear access. Within walking distance to shops.
1/35C George Street, Kilmore $270 per week, available 21st November 208 Cosy two bedroom unit in a fantastic a ‘walk to everything location’. Comprising bedrooms with built in robes, carpeted lounge room with cable tv point, and kitchen with gas stove & oven, adjoining meals area. The main bathroom offers a bath separate to shower, & the low maintenance pebbled backyard cuts down on weekends mowing & maintaining. Extra’s include gas ducted heating & a single garage.
20 Lumsden Street, Kilmore $330 per week, available 23rd November 2018 This well presented, renovated 3 bedroom home will surprise you when you walk through the front door. Open plan living including kitchen meals area with dishwasher. Big family bathroom close to front bedrooms. Master bedroom has floor to ceiling robes and drawers. Big undercover entertaining area partially enclosed with adjoining brick single garage. The side yard is divided and fenced off ideal if you need to park a caravan/ boat tradies trailer etc
11 Telopea Avenue, Wallan $370 per week, available now The home has large open living/kitchen, floating floors throughout. Large master bedroom with generous size ensuite and WIR. All other bedrooms have Built in Robes. Large dble garage with internal access. Central Heating and Evap Cooling. This is a well designed home for the family. Easy to maintain gardens outdoor entertaining area.
“I never knew my dream house was out there until I saw it in print in The North Central Review” If you want to reach people who aren’t even in the market your house should be advertised in our real estate section. Contact us today 5734 3344 [email protected]
22 Bluelake Drive, Wallan $370 per week, available now
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Youth & Kids Review focuses on children and youth groups in our local community but presents the issues and stories from their view point. Contributions are welcome from young people and schools throughout the district. Either drop your article or picture into The North Central Review or email
WINNER Conratulations to
Caitlin, 7, of Kilmore for winning last weeks colouring competition
JOKES Hey Kids, I’m reading a book on the history of glue. I just can’t seem to put it down. - from Louis the Lion
Arty group: Seymour College students and Project Ready Facilitator Wendy Hopkins Project Ready facilitator, Wendy Hopkins, relax after putting finishing touches to the mural.
BIRTHDAYS Dakota Harris 22/11/2008
Makayla Iveson 23/11/2010
Holly Nelson 23/11/2008
Jessica Phelan-Tribel 26/11/2011
Richie Rode 24/11/2009
Beau Jervis 24/11/2013
William Prictor 22/11/2010
WIN A $20 GIFT CARD
Seymour College students bounce back with mural A GROUP of Year 9 and 10 Seymour College students have participated in a wall mural project with cartoonist Brett Cardwell as part of a careers and self-development program called Project Ready, run by Central Ranges Local Learning and Employment Network. The Project Ready students, who commenced the program in term two with Facilitator Wendy Hopkins, have completed several modules of work including careers development, self-discovery, work readiness, enterprise skills and work placement. As part the self-discovery unit, students completed a lesson called ‘Bounce Back’ where students learned strategies to cope with adversity. To help students unpack and explore the Bounce Back strategies, students designed and produced a mural on one of the college walls under the guidance of artist Brett Cardwell. “Project Ready has been a transformative program for these students. It has given them a safe place to be themselves and an opportunity to think about their futures and work
towards their career goals,” Project Ready Facilitator Wendy Hopkins said. “Today’s Bounce Back mural has really brought the group together, and been an experiential way for students to think about strategies to cope with struggles, disappointment and challenges. It’s also created a lot of excitement in the school,” Ms Hopkins said. Student Emily Bridges chose the letter ‘E’ from the Bounce Back acronym to spray paint. “The E stands for everybody experiences sadness and setbacks. It was really hard to capture the meaning of the letter and I ended up giving up. But with the help of everyone around me, I tried again. It helped me relate to the meaning of Bounce Back,” Emily said said. Project Ready was developed by Central Ranges Local Learning and Employment Network and funded through the School Focused Youth Service. Mitchell Shire Youth Department helped support the mural workshop. Students will undertake their final module of work being a community project, and then graduate from Project Ready on November 29.
WWI art work takes first place in the Whittlesea show THE students of the Whittlesea Campus of the Diamond Valley SDS have been awarded first prize for their art exhibition in the group section of the Whittlesea show. The students all worked together as a group, some with design and others contributing though their creative art work.
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The theme of 100 years on from WWI was an interesting topic for the students to learn about as well as taking the theme to various levels by visiting the memorial in Laurel St and the Wall of Remembrance. The students and teachers are proud of the hard work that went into creating this wall hanging.
The Whittlesea Campus is having a morning tea on November 30 at 10-11am and have invited all families, friends and the local community to come and celebrate the unique school setting. The campus is now taking enrolments for 2019 please call in or contact the school on 0428 289 930.
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ROB LAIDLAW
REFRIGERATION
ROD WILSON
KRISTINE’S PAINTING SERVICE
Phone Stephen Young 0418 542 205 RS9D031©
Rural + Domestic + Water Treatment Most Makes Domestic Filter Systems Water Testing & Bore Hole Specialists
KMCC0011© KMCC0087©
• Garden Edging Dingo Work • Retaining Walls Paving Deckings Automatic & Manual Irrigation Systems • Driveways
Lic 22903
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White’s for Pumps 5782 1927
PLUMBERS • • • •
WALLAN PLUMBING AND GASFITTING
KMCC0627©
Interior ~ Exterior Industrial - Domestic
DWC0041©
ACN 093 507 021
Phone David 0407 897 770
• All General Plumbing & Maintenance • Renovations & Extensions • Hot Water Units • Spouting Renewals 30 Years Experience - No Job Too Big or Small
Phone Andrew 0419 323 848
MICHAEL LEE REMOVALS LOCAL/COUNTRY/INTERSTATE
HOME & OFFICE, PIANO & ANTIQUES, INTERNAL MOVES, PRE-PACKING, FRIENDLY, RELIABLE SERVICE
Phone 0427 522 030 - 9437 7370
NORTHERN SUBURBS REMOVALS Small Load Specialists. All Areas north of Melbourne. From $50 p/h. Unwanted furniture disposal service available minimal charge (POA).
Phone Bob Small 0403 237 666
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Trades Directory SECURITY DOORS
Coreten Security Doors & Blinds
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
TREE SERVICES
For all your Septic Tank, Treatment Plant, Commercial and Domestic Grease Trap cleaning
STAR TREE SERVICES QUALIFIED ARBORISTS ❏ Tree Removal
Adding Security, Comfort Beat Any Genuine and Value to Your Home Written Quote • Aluminium & Steel • Indoor and Security Doors Outdoor Blinds • Window Grills • Plantation Shutters • Flyscreens • Roller Shutters
• Colorbond Roofing • Gutters • Re-roofing / Roof Replacement
(03) 5781 1777
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Mob: 0450 052 903 Ph: 8339 4848 www.coreten.com
ROOF REPAIRS
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ROOFING
Phone 5734 3344
❏ Elm Leaf Beetle Control
Call Jeff from Septic Services 0421 764 072
❏ Mulch & Firewood Sales
Recommended cleaning agent for the SEPTEC Treatment Plant.
Specialising in: • Aluminium Security Doors
Free Quotes - Full Insurance Cover
5783 3170
SHEDS
www.treeservices.com.au / [email protected]
• Window Grills • Flyscreens • Repairs
Phone Paul: 0400 255 054 Email: [email protected]
All aspects of roof restoration Roof painting, Roof cleaning Rebedding and Pointing Free quotes - 10 year guarantee Experienced & reliable tradesman
SELF STORAGE
● Does your roof need attention? ● Did you know Skinner’s Painting does Roof Restoration? ● All Iron, Colorbond & Tiled roofs. ● Free inspection & quotes
2 Maher Street, Kilmore
0429 821 994
AUSTRALIAN TREE CLIMBING CHAMPION 2005, 2009 & 2010
Grant Cody
0409 014 022
[email protected] - www.treespec.com.au
SHOWER SCREENS
Member of Self Storage Association
• Metal and Tiled Roofs painted • Flexible Pointing • Rebedding & Repointing • New roofs & extensions • Quality Paint • Insurance work • Fully Insured Fully Qualified Roof Tiler Third generation family business - 25 Years’ Experience Your local Roof Tiler
Frank Joyce 0438 100 635 Darren Freeman 0408 314 358 117 White Street, Kilmore, Vic 3764
CONVENIENT CENTRAL RESIDENTIAL LOCATION
(free moving boxes - when available)
MOBILE SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1992 Same day Measure, Make & Install
New Screens & Specialist — Repair Service, No Fix-No Pay
Phone 9850 9855 www.speedy.com.au
Phone: 0408 391 579
TILER
Qualified Arborists Est: 1990
Shannan Thomas
0418 316 156
MARK’S TREES BROADFORD ABN: 40 971 066 598 Reliable, safe, quality work at an affordable price.
FULLY INSURED - WILL BEAT ANY REASONABLE WRITTEN QUOTES
0416 245 784 or 5784 1175
TYRES
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WallNo&jobFloor Tiling too big or small! Phone Laurie or Melissa
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
Wall & Floor, Old and New Phone 0448 421 640
Lucas Roof Tiling Repairs — Extensions — New Roofs — Insurance Work — Restorations. All work guaranteed.
Luke 0416 121 320 SECURITY CAMERAS
0422 605 123 or 0414 908 369 KMCC1894©
• Metal and Tiled Roofs Painted • Roof Repairs • Insurance Work Free s • Rebedding and Repointing Quote • Quality Paint • All Restoration. All Work Guraranteed Ph Eddie 0429 040 050 or 5783 3774
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3 BELL COURT BROADFORD
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D.I.Y kits available Mirrors Splashbacks Glass Cut To Size Flyscreens
www.rocbilt.com.au
WALLAN SELF STORAGE Phone 5783 1268
Custom made orders also available. Servicing all areas.
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Brian 0400 905 968
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M: 0412 377 587 ER LA M
All types of Shower Screens Built In Wardrobes Wardrobe sliding doors (mirror, vinyl) Security Doors
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✓ Tree Pruning ✓ Tree Removal ✓ Stump Grinding
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Call Josh on 0403 731 915
Estate All Storage
TREE SERVICES
WATER BORING
Permit No. 00/47042
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O412 297 231
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SECURITY DOORS
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Aluminium Security Doors Steel Security Doors Security Grilles Flyscreens Repairs to Security Doors
Factory 4/8 Glanville Drive, Kilmore John: 0434 953 571 or 5782 0132
ABN: 18 102 312 032
Family owned business established in 1892. We service: Total waste • Domestic septic tanks management and treatment plants solutions with • Grease trap cleaning personalised • Triple interceptor pits service We go the extra mile and will scrape and clean your pit/tank not just empty it. Give our office a call.
Ph: (03) 9305 2155
Tree Pruning Tree Removals
03 5781 1838 • Habitat Creation • Tower Hire • Stump Grinding • Hedge Trimming
EMAIL: [email protected] MULCH: [email protected] WEBSITE: www.treetactics.com.au
NO WATER, NO CHARGE Murray’s Water Boring 90 years of combined experience over 3 generations. 4 licensed drillers (Class 3). Offering a free site inspection with Victorias most modern rigs.
Who better to call than Murray’s
0428 518 159
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North Central Review
Call 5734 3344 now to book your ad Phone: 5734 3344 | Fax: 5734 3333 | Email: [email protected] Classified Ad Booking Deadline: 12 noon, Monday
© All advertising and editorial content of this issue is the copyright of Newspaper House Pty Ltd and cannot be used without the Company’s permission. It contravenes the Copyright Act to reproduce or to instruct other persons to reproduce material printed in this newspaper without prior consent of the publishers. The said material being advertisements whole or part, artwork whole or part, photographs whole or part, headlines or body copy whole or part. It also contravenes the Copyright Act to reproduce any or part of the above material which has been altered in order to appear different from the original. Severe penalties can be incurred by infringement of the Act. Published at 62-64 Sydney Street, Kilmore, Victoria 3764 by Newspaper House Pty Ltd, ACN 108 789 779. All material published in this edition of The North Central Review is subject to copyright provisions. Newspaper House Pty Ltd takes no responsibility for the unauthorised republication of such material. In accordance with the principles of the Privacy Act 2000, all personal information held by Newspaper House Pty Ltd will only be used for the primary purpose for which it was collected; ie: editorial, advertising, subscriptions, office sales, accounting, or commercial printing. Any personal information held within the company will not be used for a purpose other than the primary purpose for which it was collected without the individual’s consent, or unless the use or disclosure of the information is authorised by or under law. Payment Terms - Credit policy: Payment of accounts MUST be made by the due date as stated on your invoice statement or your account may be suspended. Mandatory pre-payment applies for ALL new bookings less than $50 per week OR for any booking (irrespective of cost), where no prior credit facilities have been established with The North Central Review Accounts Department.
Sporle Water Cartage Adrian Sporle: 0417 056 905 7 days per week Domestic Water Servicing Kilmore & District 16,000 Litre tank
PUBLIC NOTICES
Prompt and reliable service
RR2H041©
Drinking, Pool & Garden Water 16,500 and 22,000 litre tankers
Damian Laffan 0438 452 645, 5782 2645
Sponsor WINDOW CLEANING
Graeme’s
WINDOW CLEANING Domestic and Commercial
WINDSCREENS
ON-SITE SERVICE
LL 5734 3344 Call Danny CA 0412 379 648 TAILS
• Replacement • Reseal • Door Glass • ¼-Glass • Rear Windows
FOR DE
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column Phone 5782 1335
PUBLIC NOTICES
Broadford Netball Club
Field & Game Australia
DEBUTANTE BALL 2019
PUBLIC NOTICE
COTTAGE GIFTS ON HIGH
CHRISTMAS SALE LATE NIGHT SHOPPING 3 DAYS ONLY 20% OFF ALL ROSES 20% OFF ALL CERAMIC POTS 20% OFF LADIES FASHION
Seymour Agricultural & Pastoral Society
SCHOLARSHIP Applications for aa 12 12 month month Applications are are invited invited for scholarship $3000 for for young young people people in aged scholarship of of $3000 the 17-25 years in the Seymour region studying Seymour region studying or planning to study or planning to study any agricultural or in any agricultural or in sustainable resource sustainable resource field at a management fieldmanagement at a tertiary level. tertiary areas of study whichthe will Other level. areas Other of study which will benefit benefitrural the community rural community be considered. will bewill considered. Applications 2019. Applicationsclose: close:January January 15, 7, 2016. Seymour A&P Society Scholarship Seymour A&P Society Scholarship PO 6, Box 6, Seymour, VIC, 3661 PO Box Seymour, VIC, 3661 or phone or phone 577 or 126 or 0428 969 255 04380438 577 126 0428 969 255 Or to: Or email email applications applications to: [email protected] [email protected]
Friday 23rd November, 9am-8pm. Saturday 24th November, 9am-4pm. Sunday 25th November, 10am-2pm. 1ST SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH • 9am-1pm: 1ST SATURDAY Nagambie OF EVERYLakes MONTH Community Markets 1ST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH • Nagambie Lakes • 9am-1pm: 8:30am-1pm: Heathcote • 9am-1pm: Nagambie Community Markets Bush MarketLakes Community • Heathcote • 8:30am-1pm: 9am-2pm: Yea CountryMarkets Market Bush Market 8:30am-1pm: Heathcote ••9am-2pm: Sunbury Village Market • 9am-2pm: Yea Country Bush Market Market
Market
2ND SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH FRIDAY OFTallarook THE MONTH •1ST 9am-1pm: Farmers • 9am-1pm: Avenel Market Market Park • 3.30pm-7pm: (Jubilee Wellington Square Avenel) • 9am-2pm: 2ND SUNDAY
Twilight markets March 12 Redesdale OF EVERY MONTH
SATURDAY OF THE MONTH •2ND 9am-1pm: Avenel Market Mudford Revenue • 8am-2pm: Wallan Old (Jubilee ParkTime Avenel) Redesdale) Bush Market (Agnes
Market
• 9am-2pm: 12 Redesdale 3RD SATURDAYMarch OF EVERY MONTH BushTHE Market (Agnes 2ND SUNDAY OF MONTH • 9am-1pm: Riddles Creek Farmers Mudford Revenue Market Market • 9am-1pm: Avenel Redesdale) •except 7am-1pm: Jan
Whittlesea Sat. (Jubilee Park Avenel) Community Market 3RD MONTH 3RDSATURDAY SATURDAYOF OFEVERY THE MONTH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ALL PUBLIC NOTICES, MEETINGS, EMPLOYMENT AND ALL GENERAL CLASSIFIEDS SHOULD BE FORWARDED EITHER VIA EMAIL, FAX OR PHONE TO: Margaret [email protected] or Daleen [email protected]
2019 Netball Registrations OPENING 1ST DECEMBER 2018 To register use our team app page Or find us on Facebook
Ph: 5734 3344
https://stpatsnetballclub.teamapp.com/ Email: [email protected] U9-U17 Register before 31/01/18 for $20 discount NetSetGo 5-7 year old All Enquires via email to Club Secretary
The North Central Review
Office Hours have changed! AS OF THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2018 our new office hours will be:
Market • 9am-1pm: Lancefield & District 3RD SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH FarmersMarket 4TH SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH
• 9am-1.30pm:
Do you want to get involved or simply be entertained?
Contact 0411 794 188 www.freedom-church.org.au
CLEARANCE SALE CLEARING SALE
REMINDER
Monday 9am-5pm Tuesday 9am-4pm Wednesday 9am-5pm Thursday 9am-5pm Friday 9am-5pm
The Market LittleSeymour Treasures Indoor FarmersMarket Hidden Valley Market Mechanics Produce & Artisan LittleLancefield Treasures Indoor Hall Market Mechanics Hall
4TH SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
4TH SATURDAYNagambie OF EVERYFarmers MONTH • 9am-1pm: 4TH SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH • 9am-1pm: Market at Tahbilk • 9am-1pm: Nagambie Farmers FarmersMarket Winery Market • 9am-1.30pm: Little Treasures Indoor ••10am-3pm: Kinglake Produce 10am-3pm: Kinglake Produce && Market Mechanics Hall Artisan Market Artisan Market
FULL LIST & PHOTOS CAN BE VIEWED AT: landmarkharcourts.com.au/ClearingSales/View/1263 Clearing Sales Euroa (03) 5795 2535 AGENT: Rod Carnegie 0400 077 394
landmarkharcourts.com.au/clearingsales
FOR SALE
Fax: 5734 3333
Deadline is 12pm Monday’s for the following day’s editions.
3RD SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH ••9am-1pm: Riddles Creek Farmers 9am-1pm: Riddles Creek Farmers Market • 9am-2pm: The Seymour Market Market • 10am-2pm: Hidden Valley 7am-1pm: Whittlesea Sat. 4TH SATURDAY OF THE& MONTH Produce Artisan Community Market
• ••9am-2pm: 9am-1pm: 9am-1.30pm: • 10am-2pm:
Do you have a pioneering spirit?
MONEGEETTA, 281 JOYCES RD FARM MACHINERY, VEHICLES, HORSE GEAR, COLLECTABLES, FURNITURE & SUNDRIES:
• 9am-2pm: Sunbury Village Market 2ND SATURDAYMarket OF EVERY MONTH
except Jan OF Market 1ST SUNDAY EVERY MONTH
Do you believe in the local church?
SATURDAY 24.11.18 @11am
Lancefield Hardware, 3-5 High St, Lancefield Phone 5429 1329 No laybys on discounted items.
• Sunbury Village •9am-2pm: 9am-2pm: Market 2ND SATURDAYYea OFCountry EVERY MONTH Market • 8am-2pm: Wallan Old Time 1ST SUNDAY EVERY MONTH SUNDAYOF OF THE Old MONTH •1ST 8am-2pm: Wallan Time • 9am-1pm: Tallarook Farmers Market • 9am-1pm: Tallarook Farmers
Do you believe that the bible is the word of god?
Live firing will be taking place at the Kilmore FGA Range, Tantaraboo Rd, Willowmavin on December 5th and 12th, 2018.
Information Night Wednesday, November 28. 7pm at Broadford Courts. For further information contact Jenny 0405 681 881 or Jill 0413 022 626.
CHURCH NOTICES
KILMORE FIREWOOD SUPPLIES Delivering to all surrounding areas 1 to 40 tonne loads of Split Redgum SPRING SPECIAL $240 per tonne BULK LOADS AVAILABLE
Call John: 0407 351 443 or Rob: 0407 351 447
GET A LOAD OF THIS! Turn rough potholes into a smooth driveway with ‘Pretty Sally’ crushed rock
• Great traction - No slipping or sliding around! • Packs like concrete for shed bases too! • Dries up mud and puddles • Small Grader fixing driveways now. From $25 tonne delivery with free spreading. Call Kevin at Garden&Driveway 0418 530 471 Until 9pm
LAST MONTH LASTSATURDAY SATURDAYOF OFEVERY THE MONTH
4TH SUNDAY • 9am-1pm : • 9am-1pm:
OF EVERY MONTH Kilmore Scout Market Kilmore Scout Market
(Except January) • 9am-1pm: Nagambie Farmers (Except December) Market EVERY MONDAY OF EACH MONTH EVERY MONDAY OF THE MONTH • Kinglake Produce & • 10am-3pm: 8am-1pm : The Monday Market • 8am-1pm: The Monday Market Artisan Market Whittlesea
• 8am-1pm :
The Monday Market Whittlesea
Organisations wishing to have their market appear in Market contact Days Kathie Henderson at Newspaper House
ENTERTAINMENT Now
Cold Fusion “Van-Yt” “LIVE MUSIC” Weddings; Parties; Dinner Dances & More
Phone Ken 5782 1927 or mobile 0408 343 984 Craig 0409 979 506 or AH 5785 1416
KMCC0091
Whittlesea Organisations wishing toEVERY have their market LAST SATURDAY OF MONTH Organisations to contact have their appear in wishingMarket Days •market 9am-1pm : Kilmore Scout Market Kathie Henderson at Newspaper House appear in Market Days please (Except January) contact 5734 3344 or 5734 3344 or [email protected] EVERY MONDAY OF EACH MONTH [email protected]
62-64 Sydney Street, Kilmore. Phone: 5734 3344
Music from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and beyond.
WANTED TO BUY CARAVANS, CAMPERVANS, TRAILERS, HORSEFLOATS, BOATS, OLD CARS & MUCH MORE Any Condition. Pay Cash. All enquiries phone 0417 050 887
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SITUATION VACANT
SITUATION VACANT
Grounds Person Treespec p/l is currently looking to employ an introductory level person to join our team of arborists working throughout the Mitchell and Macedon Ranges Shires. The successful applicant will be required to assist with all practical elements of tree management in residential and commercial situations. Treespec is located in the southwest area of Mitchell Shire and applicants will require a driver’s license and access to a vehicle. The position will be on a trial basis with a view to full time employment and training for a suitably motivated and practical person. Interested persons can respond by emailing your CV to [email protected], Treespec p/l.
SPORTS TRAINER Wallan Football & Netball club, who play in the Riddell District Football Netball League are seeking sports trainers for our 2019 season. Duties include: Massage, strapping, injury prevention and First Aid during training sessions and on Saturday match day. Requirements: Level 1 First Aid CPR Level 1 sports trainer (Club can assist with this) Please email resumé to: [email protected] 0438 411 147
Community Safety Officer FTE - Band 5 ($63,500 pa) Murrindindi Shire Council is looking to expand its Community Safety Unit, which is based in Alexandra. The Community Safety Unit is responsible for fire prevention, animal management, residential inspections, permit issuing and ensuring compliance with Council’s ‘Community Local Law’. As a Community Safety Officer, your job will involve investigating complaints, undertaking inspections, impounding animals, issuing infringements, preparing reports for briefs of evidence, and presenting evidence in court. Some overtime, after-hours and weekend work will be required on a roster basis. Applicants with experience and knowledge of the statutory responsibilities and relevant legislation would be highly regarded. A Certificate IV level qualification in Statutory Compliance, Animal Control or similar would be advantageous, however customer service and conflict resolution experience is just as valuable. We understand that these skills can be gained in many ways. If you have experience managing sensitive situations and are good with people, we want to hear from you. Successful applicants will be required to attain a Working with Children Check and undertake a national police check. For more information, please visit www.murrindindi.vic.gov.au/jobs or call Chris Price on 5772 0333. Applications should address the key selection criteria, and be addressed to the Coordinator Community Safety, Chris Price. You can submit your application and accompanying attachments: • online at www.murrindindi.vic.gov.au/jobs (you will receive an email notification confirming your submission) • by email to [email protected] Applications close: Now extended until Friday 23 November 2018 at 5pm.
Contact us on 5734 3344
COMMUNICATIONS AND PROJECT OFFICER • Part Time (22.8 hours) Ongoing Position Grade 4 $77,878 – $88,363 (Pro-rata) plus superannuation • Make a difference as part of a team encouraging waste reduction and increased resource recovery in the community • Wedderburn location A rare opportunity exists for a Communications and Project Officer to implement our communication and engagement strategy, campaigns and actions that support our business objectives. This role will deliver high quality communications and interactive and hands on delivery of community education programs and co-ordination of waste and resource recovery projects. We offer a positive, team focused working environment and flexible family friendly policies. For the position description, visit the Loddon Mallee Waste and Resource Recovery Group Website https://lmwrrg.vic.gov.au/ or call Karen Fazzani, Executive Officer on 0417 123 012 for a confidential conversation. To apply, forward a statement addressing the key selection criteria and full resumé to [email protected] by 4pm 29 November 2018.
COURSES
2019 CLASSES Kilmore Town Hall FYI Training will now be training from a third location! Kilmore Town Hall 2019 Courses Available: CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support Tues - Wed, 5/2/19 - 18/9/19 CHC50113 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and care Mon, Thurs, Fri, 11/2/19 - 30/6/2020 Taking enrolments now. Call 1300 884 133 or email [email protected] RTO21976 This training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding
SITUATION VACANT
we’re hiring! General Manager / Editor Reporting to the Owners, this dual role of General Manager/Editor will be responsible for overseeing the day to day operations of the business along with management of all staff. In addition, managing a small team of journalists who will write general news and sport for our papers that is both timely and relevant to our readers. The successful applicant will have a thorough understanding of general news content, be responsible for what is printed under the Press Council regulations as well as managing customer expectations. Your Background: • 5 years’ people management experience • Excellent communication skills - verbal, written and listening • 3 years’ newspaper editor experience • Bachelor Degree or higher in Journalism • Good working knowledge of the English language and its correct use • Formal education / training in Business with context and grammar / HR or similar • High energy with determination to get • Proficient with InDesign, and Microsoft the job done Office programs, in particular Word and • Self-motivated with a drive to improve Outlook self, team and business as a whole • Experience in managing teams in • Sound business acumen, particular with writing newspaper understanding of P+L articles, proofreading and press releases; also writing content for websites • Exposure with managing various and managing profiles on social media OHS issues and training of staff to • Ability to get people to work efficiently reduce risks under your management • Current, valid driver’s licence • Strong attention to detail and accuracy • Current working with childrens check Key Selection Criteria: 1. Ability to communicate clearly, 4. The ability to deal with complex effectively and cultivate productive situations requiring the assessment of working relationships with a diverse priorities under pressure within short range of customers and stakeholders time frames 2. Experience in managing competing 5. Proven inspirational, motivational and priorities and organising work in order empowering leadership qualities to to complete tasks at an appropriate deliver outcomes standard while meeting strict deadlines 6. Tenacity and the ability to follow 3. Excellent delegation skills and the through to a successful conclusion ability to create a work climate where people are empowered to take action How to Apply: To be considered for this position, you must submit your resumé and a cover letter (3 page max) addressing the Key Selection Criteria to [email protected]. Only applicants who are an Australian resident or hold a relevant visa are eligible to apply (NO VISA sponsorship).
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Classifieds North Central Review
DEATH NOTICES
FOR SALE
GARAGE SALES
JEFFREY, Joan Cannon (Taylor) Passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Friday November 16th aged 90. Dearly loved wife of Ron (Dec.), much loved mother of Howard, Grant and Eric, motherin-law of Lyndelle and Barbara, Nan of Peter, Kris, Richard and Liam, Nana Joan of Angus, Cooper, Hayden and Jack. Loved by all. Thankyou to the wonderful staff at The Ashley “Banksia” Reservoir. You are the true angels. Funeral details advised in daily papers.
ARBORIST GARDEN MULCH
BROADFORD - This Saturday (Nov. 24). Brucewater Court. 3 House Lots. 9am-4pm. Lots of Tools, Household Items.
FOR SALE
5 cubic meter truck. Kilmore $110 Broadford, Lancefield, Wallan & Wandong $130 Beverage, Clonbinane, Pyalong & Romsey $140 Heathcote & Seymour $160 Prices include GST and delivery.
To order please call (03) 5781 1838 or email us: [email protected]
HAY FOR SALE All types. Small squares. Delivered to your door. Please call 0413 034 261. CHURCH PEWS - 9 long (3.25m L x .97m H x .50m D). 8 small (1.87m L x .97m H x .50m D). Enquiries contact: Ken Daniel 5792 2891 or 0407 226 128.
HOME GYM STATION & BENCH PRESS plus various weights, dumbells & mat. $1200 the lot. Will separate. Excellent condition – Phone 0411 097 986 Exercise Tramp + Exercise Step Ups – Excellent condition. $100 Phone 0411 097 986 BLACKWOOD KITCHEN - Second hand. Good condition. $500. PH: 0419 323 820.
STRAW, Stable/Mulch - $7 bale. Delivery available. Phone 0418 582 311 or 5789 1338. TIOGA CYCLING BAGS - & brackets (2) Blk with yellow Tioga logs & silver reflector strip. E.C. (Wallan) $30. 5783 4692 VIKING ROTARY HOE 4 stroke 5.5HP OHV. E.C. $500 (New $1350) GOLF CLUBS & BAG - Irons (4), Woods (2). G.C. 18 golf balls & tees. $150 Phone 5789 0838.
KILMORE This Saturday (NOV 24) 9am-2pm 43 Albert Street Household goods, Elephant collection
MARRIAGE CELEBRANTS
Marriage Celebrant
PERSONALS ALONE NO MORE!!!
There is no need to look to the ends of the earth to find someone we already know. Love is closer than you think! Your personal matchmakers have great people in your area and can put you in touch with someone genuine as soon as today. *Real people not computers *Privacy assured Ph 1300 856 640 Or txt ‘meetup’ 0450 345 300 Or get your free search via www.lovesuccess.com.au *Seniors Welcome *Matchmaker since 1989 * Aust owned & operated
WANTED TO BUY Wanted to Buy
Contact us on 5734 3344 DEALS ON WHEELS
ADVERTISE YOUR GARAGE SALE TODAY Pay only $35 and receive 2 Large and 4 small Signs FREE!
Phone 5734 3344 or call in to see us at:
DEALS ON WHEELS
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Tight game at Kilmore ROUND 5 of the Midweek CBD competition saw Wallan Division 1 travel to face last year’s Premiers Kilmore in what was expected to be (and was) a tightly contested game. The Wallan players, undefeated in the first four games this season started off in contrasting fashion over the three rinks. After three ends Brian Smethurst’s rink was leading 10-0. while Peter Glass’ rink trailed 0-10, and Barry Lingham’s rink and his opposition were separated by very little on the scoreboard. As the match wore on, Brian Smethurst’s opposition slowly rallied to lead by one shot with two ends to go. Fortunately Brian and his team finished stronger to run out two shot winners. Peter Glass’ rink has the opposite kind of day. After the first three ends, where they were behind by 10 shots, the team found their groove and only allowed their strong opposition a further 7 shots over the remaining two ends, whilst amassing two five shots for themselves, leading to a two 5-17 win. Barry Lingham’s rink were in a contest all day, with their opposition making up a deficit of 8 shots to be level with only a few ends to play. By this time the other rinks has finished their respective games and Wallan held an overall 10 shot buffer over Kilmore, leaving it to Barry’s rink to complete the game. In a dramatic finish, Kilmore picked up shots on the twotwond and twothreerd ends to lead by 8 shots on that rink, thus making the overall scores tied. To his team’s credit the Lingham rink fought back in the last two ends to reduce their deficit to three shots, thus providing Wallan with an overall win by 7 shots, and retaining their unbeaten record in season two 018/19. The other two Midweek Wallan sides compete in the CHBD. Wallan Gold recorded a 9 shot win over Woodend, strongly led by Kerry Page’s rink which won 40-17. Carol Glass in her first game as “skip” for the club, and only playing her second game back since her knee replacement also marshalled her troops well to record a five shot win. Unfortunately, Beryl Stewart’s rink tried valiantly against a strong opposition to go down, however despite their loss, the team won overall which is the objective of the game. The side is now in 5th place just outside the top four. Wallan Blue which, as previously stated comprises a number of new bowlers had a tough day against Gisborne Red. To their collective credit, the team fought hard with Carole Wright’s rink securing a two shot win, whilst the other two rinks, “skipped” by Caz Wright and veteran Allan Ryan both went down but by slender margins. Overall it was a 9 shot loss, however the continued improvement of these players is most evident and the club is positive their results will improve as the season progresses. There are no games on Saturday, November 17 or Tuesday November 20 due to the Victorian Open, thus giving all players a chance to re-group heading into the last rounds before the Christmas break. The club also congratulates Peggy Bell and Grace Taverner for winning the CBD Ladies Pairs Championship, played at Eildon BC on Sunday 11 November, winning the final two 9-7.
Other bowls results CENTRAL BOWLS DIVISION Midweek Pennant Alexandra Bowling Club 73/13 def Yea Bowls Club 70/3 Eildon Bowls Club 97/16 def Broadford Bowling Club 40/0 Seymour VRI Bowling Club 69/14 def Seymour Bowling Club 63/2 Kilmore Bowls Club 64/2 lost to Wallan Bowling Club 71/14 CENTRAL HIGHLANDS BOWLS DIVISION Midweek Pennant 1 Kyneton Golf 76/14 def Romsey 63/2 Lancefield 62/2 lost to Kyneton 82/14 Midweek Pennant 2 Wallan Gold 74/14 def Woodend 65/2 Kyneton Blue 69/2 lost to Kilmore 72/14 Wallan Blue 58/2 lost to Gisborne Red 67/14
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GOLF REPORT BROADFORD Wednesday, November 14 Stroke Mens Winner: L McDonald 77/65 Men Second: I Mackenzie 91/66 Ladies Winner: E Hastie 96/68 Ladies Second: M Campbell 85/70 Saturday, November 17 Stroke - Men A Grade: P Bratusa 74/63 B Grade: I Newton 79/64 C Grade: J Ranger 97/68 Ladies: Joan Edge 100/68 NTP: J Mirabella (9), I Newton (11), D Rebesco (16). Ladies: S O’Connor (9)
HIDDEN VALLEY Weekly Comp Stableford Winner: T Yavuzcan 38 (cb) Second: P Fabel 38 (cb) Third: J Blackwell 38 (cb) Fourth: K Baker 38 Tuesday November 13 Stableford Winner: D Byrnes 38 Second: J Blackwell 37 (cb) Third: S Mc Call (37) Wednesday November 14 Par Winner: P Fabel +3 Second: G McLean +2 Third: B Jansz: +1 (cb) Saturday November 17 Stroke – Third Round Club Championships A Grade Winner: M Ladewig 77/66 Second: M Serovic 86/78 Third: G McLean 87/79 B Grade Winner: M Thomson 93/76 Second: R Icovski 88/78 Third: B Gandolfo 90/78 C Grade Winner: A Davis 102/64 M McKellar 107/77 (cb) D Griffin 101/77 NTP: S Saly (9) Sunday November 18 Stableford Winner: K Broomfield 40 Second: Z Baker 39 (cb) Third: J Folwell 39 Fourth: R Goodrope 38 (cb) NTP D Fischmann (4) KILMORE Tuesday November 13 Stableford Winner: B Johnston 40 Second: T Dobson 37 NTP B Johnston (10)
Wednesday November 14 Stroke - Men Winner: P Howe 93/61 Second: J Coustley 81/68 Third: D Whitfield 83/70 (cb) NTP: R Fisher (10) Saturday November 17 Stroke - Men A Grade Winner: K Gibbons 82/65 Second: R Campbell 83/75 Third: C Jukes 87/70 (cb) B Grade Winner: G Carr 92/66 Second: M Maddalena 86/67 Third: R Fisher 88/69 (cb) NTP: B Cunningham (10), J Thomas (12), R Campbell (17) Stableford – Ladies Winner: J Bannon 37 (cb) Second: C Andersen 37 NTP: C Andersen (10 and 17)
LANCEFIELD Tuesday November 13 Men’s Comp - Stroke Winner: B Courtney 24/68 Second: R Philippe 15/ 69 Saturday November 10 Men’s Championships 1st Round A Grade: G Winwood 12/66 B Grade: S Draper 17/70 C Grade: G Holland 25/64. Saturday November 17 2nd Round A Grade: G Vine 11/71 B Grade: R Schulz 18/71 C Grade: J Wilson 23/72 3rd and final round will be played Saturday 24th November A Grade leader is Hugh Parks 157 from Gavin Winwood 161 B Grade leader Barry Brennan 174 from Ross Farrar 175 C Grade leader John Wilson 185 from Mick Stomilovic and Simon Nabbs 188 with three more players sitting on 189. Ladies Monthly Medal Winner for November was Di Brennan 97/75 1st Round of the Ladies Championships winner was Sandra Stevens 27/74, and runner up was Florence Meyer 25/80 Kilmore Toyota 4 person Ambrose to be held on Sunday December 9 with the chance to win a car for a hole in one on the 18th.
From the Boundary Vale Eugene Dwyer A highly regarded Marist Brother, Eugene Dwyer, was farewelled from this life at St Patrick’s Church, Kilmore recently. In attendance were many Marists, former ACK students, family and friends. Brother Eugene taught at ACK from 1971 to 1973 where he was also a dormitory supervisor and swimming coach. He also taught at Forbes in NSW, Marcellin College and for many years studied abroad in the USA, Italy, Kenya and Manilla. He was a brilliant scholar who made a notable contribution to the Marist order worldwide. A star of the show was Tim’s niece Monica, a comedian and ABC staffer. She is pictured here flanked by Tim and Bryan. No spin Shane Warne’s new book titled “No Spin” is selling in big numbers around the cricket world. It is a no holds barred account of his life on and off the field of play. Warne knows cricket and is an excellent commentator. He is scathing about our coaching and molly-coddling of modern day Australian players. “Brought up like robots and unable to think for themselves,” is one line. As a schoolboy the young Warne played footy and cricket for Mentone Grammar for three years in a row against ACK. He was a pretty handy footballer who once trialled for St Kilda. Varia Patrick Harding, son of Kilmore’s Gerald and Shirley Harding is enjoying playing in a Sunday competition in the St Kilda area. There are quite a few Indians and Pakistanis at his club and in recent games Patrick has come across some AFL footballers who like playing cricket in the off season. Melbourne ruck champ Max Gawn played in a recent game – “A lovely fellow,” said Patrick. HHH
Assumption first XI in the AGSV will see the side compete against Mentone, Marcellan, Brighton GS, PEGS, Peninsula and Ivanhoe leading up to the finals. In mid-December the team will play in the Australian Marist competitions in Perth. The annual police XI clash was played on November 14. The game each year is played for the George Howell Memorial Shield. Howell was a highly respected officer killed in the line of duty. The summer game has been a major part of the sporting scene at ACK for well over 100 years. HHH
Meanwhile the local SDCA competition looks fairly tight at A grade level after six rounds. Reigning premiers Broadford should be again well in contention. Kilmore needs one or two young players to step up. It is missing the prospect of young local lads Liam Monaghan and Ned Barry who are both fully involved with Assumption. Father Tim’s niece Tim Dullard is a much loved ACK ex-student. He captained the college first XVIII back in 1949 and Melbourne FC was keen to pick him up but he opted for the priesthood, joining the Augustinians. His brother Maurice was also a footy skipper back in 1947. The latter spend decades working in the Jesuit mission fields in India. The brothers came to Kilmore from a large family near Lockington, Northern Victoria. Tim Dullard was a contemporary of Kilmore former senior officer, Bryan Harding. The school day pals caught up recently for an outreach charity concert which raised $12,000 for this very worthy cause.
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Wallan lad Patrick Mahoney, who has just graduated from ACK is a talented basketballer and footballer. He represented the college at first’s level for three years in both sports. In football he has played for the Wallan seniors and the Calder Cannons. Highlights of his time at ACK were the SHC Adelaide exchange weekends and his visit to East Timor for the spacial program in 2017.
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Two-day losses to Mernda and Whittlesea
Gone the smash: A Mernda batsman tries to hit the cover off the ball. MERNDA Cricket Club were on the wrong end of a 181-run loss at the hands of Bundoora United in their two-day Diamond Valley Cricket Association Money Shield match. After winning the toss and putting themselves in, Bundoora United batted through day one, making 5/286 in 80 overs. Thissa Sanjeewa top-scored for Bundoora United with 105, while Nicholas Curtin made 60. It was tough going for Mernda’s bowling attack, but Aaron Greenough did his best to keep the score manageable with figures of 2/52 from 24 overs with 11 maidens. The Demons went into day two with time on their side but struggled to put runs on the board from the get go.
The opening partnership made just 25 runs, before a top order collapse left them 4/40 early on. Damon Earp and Stuart Wright tried to right the ship but couldn’t stay in the middle long enough to make a dint. Mernda lost its last four wickets in short order, finishing bowled out for 105 after 62.5 overs. MERNDA 105 (S Wright 26, JJ Nixon 26*; SC Barnett 3/26, S Solar 2/22, T Sanjeewa 2/23) DEF BY BUNDOORA UNITED 5/286(cc) (T Sanjeewa 105*, N Curtin 60, M Ross 32, SC Barnett 28; A Greenough 2/52)
WHITTLESEA Cricket Club lost the first innings of its Mash Shield two-day match against Panton Hill. Whittlesea won the toss and elected to bat before being bowled out for 139 after 51.1 overs. Corey Baker top-scored for Whittlesea with 34 runs, while Braydon Avola made 32. Panton Hill put the pressure on in its first innings, declaring at 7/241 after 72 overs thanks to half-centuries from opener Austin McCrabb (62) and Josh Barton (51). Nathan Heaney led the Whittlesea attack with figures of 3/19 from 14 overs. After Panton Hill’s declaration, Whittle-
sea were left to bat 30 overs to avoid an outright loss. Whittlesea’s batsmen played a slow, deliberate game, taking their time and valuing their wickets. Whittlesea was able to grind out the 30 overs to finish the day 3/79. PANTON HILL 7/241(DEC) (A McCrabb 62, J Barton 51, G Motschall 33; NA Heaney 3/19) DEF WHITTLESEA 139 (C Baker 34, BA Avola 32; SM Fitzgerald 4/10, J Barton 2/16, R Ford 2/56) and 3/79 (SM Fitzgerald 2/9)
Broadford upset Avenel BROADFORD Cricket Club has celebrated its second victory of the Seymour and District Cricket Association season with a 44-run win over Avenel on Saturday. Broadford started strong but looked to nearly suffer a top-order collapse before captain Ashley Wood dug in his heels to lead the side with 67 runs. However, the middle order started stopping like flies to leave Broadford at 6/139. The lower order stemmed the bleeding with a 63-run stand before Broadford finished the innings at 8/208. Avenel got off to a solid start thanks to opener Kasey Duncan’s 105. Wickets continued to fall around Duncan throughout the innings. At one point, Avenel lost five wickets for 13 runs. Avenel were eventually bowled out for 164 after 43 overs. BROADFORD 8/208(CC) (A Wood 67, EW Mills 33, T Shell 33, BG Hobba 31, JC Martin 26; K Duncan 4/57) DEF AVENEL 164 (K Duncan 105; JP Bradshaw 3/15, MJ Collier 2/24, LW McKenzie 2/37) Tallarook def Kilmore (no scores were available at time of printing)
That’ll hurt: A Broadford batsman takes one on the thigh pad.
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Good weekend for Kilmore trainers by “Pegs” KILMORE trainer Tony Chibnall saddled-up Theodolite ($9.50) for a nice all-the-way win at Cranbourne last Saturday night. The five-year-old gelded son of Henrythenavigator and Rhythm And Green, ridden by apprentice Lachlan King, was a comfortable winner of the $20,000 Designer Coolrooms BM64 Handicap (1300m). The gelding defeated Go One Better ($10) by 2-1/4 lengths with Wrecking Ball ($3.90), a long neck away third. “It’s a big relief. We’ve had a few problems with the horse but we’ve come through and I would just like to thank all the owners for sticking by him and sticking by us. It’s sensational. “He’s such a big, heavy horse we’ve had feet issues with him,” an excited Chibnall said after the race. The young trainer was full of praise for the advice given to him by Riverina hoop Nick Souquet who rode him into second place last start at Corowa. The gelding was a bargain purchase by Chibnall for $5,000 at the 2015 Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale for himself, family and friends. The gelding has now won four races with nine minor placings from 29 starts, already earning $74,109 in prizemoney.
Donald win for Alicia Fellow Kilmore trainer Alicia Macpherson was successful the following day at the Donald Cup meeting with Missandei ($3.80). All but blotting her copy book with an unplaced run on her home track last start, the Helmet five-year-old mare has been a model of consistency of late in taking out the Gilchrist & Co BM64 Handicap (1000m). Rated beautifully in the lead by Linda Meech, the mare defeated Tycoon Roxy ($2.70) by two lengths with the $2.60 favourite Dominant Way a further five lengths away third. Part-owned by the trainer and a host of stable clients, Missandei has now won three races with seven minor placings from her 20 starts.
Happy jock: Linda Meech ready to dismount from Missandei after the mare’s win at Donald on Sunday. Photo: Racing Photos
Romsey, Wallan lose two-dayers FACING a large run chased, Romsey Cricket Club ran out of time against Sunbury, losing the first innings of its McIntyre Cup two-day match. Sunbury set a massive first innings total of 242 with Dylan Landt making 81 and Stephen Treweek making 53. The pressure of the large total
seemed to get the best of Romsey in its first innings, as the Redbacks were skittled for just 82 after 27.4 overs. It was a horror start for Romsey, who were 5/2 at one point. Ben Way, the only batsman in the top six to make runs, top-scored for Romsey in the first innings with 27. The lower order was able to get a
few runs on the board, with Taylor Stevenson making 19, before being bowled out. Sunbury enforced the follow on, giving Romsey a chance to get a lead with time to try and steal a victory. The Redbacks made a real go of it, making 2/196 in 41 overs before
running out of time. Opener Damien Devlin ended the innings 65 not out while Matthew Milne made 81. ROMSEY 82 (B Way 27; J McGowan 4/21, H Boffey 3/14, J McGann 3/18) and 2/196 (M Milne 81, D Devlin 65*, A Frost 35*)
DEF BY SUNBURY 242 (D Landt 81, S Treweek 53, L Treweek 40; T Stevenson 6/47, A Paterson 2/37, D Jewell 2/45) WALLAN Cricket Club was handed a nine-wicket outright loss by Gisborne in their McIntyre Cup two-dayer on Saturday. Wallan held a nine-run lead at the end of day one thanks to an early declaration at 6/124 from Gisborne. The Magpies started the day 2/33 with plenty of time to post a large total and make life difficult for Gisborne. Captain Kieran Atkin came in early on day two and led the side with 38 runs from 62 balls before being caught. The Magpies were bowled out for 109 after 49.3 overs, losing their last four wickets for 11 runs. Chasing 85 runs, Gisborne was able to get the job done in just 14.1 overs thanks to Jakson Knight’s 55 not out. GISBORNE 6/124(DEC) (J Knight 45, R Gordon 30, J Vernon 29; A D’Angelo 2/19, M VanDeDuim 2/32) and 1/87 (J Knight 55*, LH Shore 27)
Eye on the ball: A Romsey batsman sends one to the boundary.
DEF WALLAN 100 (K Atkin 38, A D’Angelo 31; R Gordon 6/42, J King 3/54) and 109 (K Atkin 38; R Gordon 4/19, J Garbutt 2/29, J King 2/48)
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