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MAJOR HEALTH BOOST... Liberal Member for Northern Victoria Wendy Lovell, Opposition Leader Matthew Guy, Liberal candidate Cheryl Hammer, Greater Shepparton City Council mayor Cr Shane Sali, National’s candidate Kim O’Keeffe, and La Trobe University deputy vice-chancellor, Richard Speed.

THE Victorian Coalition has pledged to immediately allocate $100M to develop a new integrated cancer centre and clinical health school in Shepparton should they be successful at the November state election. State opposition leader, Matthew Guy visited GV Health Shepparton yesterday to announce his government’s plan to reprioritise funding by shelving Labor’s $35B Cheltenham and Box Hill rail line and invest this back into healthcare. Page 3

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TODAY women make up more than half the paid workforce in Australia and the Goulburn Valley is no exception. Alongside raising families, helping their communities, and caring for themselves and others, women are also running, managing and working in successful businesses and organisations throughout our region and The Adviser is proud to highlight a handful of these local women doing great things.

Please see inside this edition for a very special 18 page feature called Inspirational Women of the Goulburn Valley which starts on page 23.

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ON Saturday, August 13 a remarkable and quite wonderful thing happened. Decorated in swathes of orange, white and green, the theatrette at the Greater Shepparton Secondary College was transformed into a hub of excitement as children and teachers from the Victorian School of Language (VSL) recalled a monumental moment in history.OnAugust 15, 1947, India became an independent nation. Astoundingly, the rule of the British Raj was ended by non-violent, civil disobedience, led by the unyielding Mahatma Ghandi. WITH the bleachers trimmed in the colours of the Indian flag, school age children, principally of Indian descent, proudly sang the country’s national anthem, followed by a viewing of the history of rule and self-rule in the South Asian nation. For Hindi language teacher, Arunabha Banning, the Independence Day event was not only celebratory but a valuable lesson for the students to understand the cultural nuances of their background, and how history provides context for identity and practice. With students studying different languages from around the subcontinent at VSL, the Independence Day event was exceptional for Arunabha, who says, “I think it was a unique experience for the kids because they were able to come together with people from different regions of India – and that hardly ever happens. To come together, to unite and to celebrate our motherland was an extraordinary opportunity.”VSLoffers

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Victoria’s new online learner permit and hazard perception tests, which were made available online last year, has also been made free. Today, over 90 percent of customers now choose this new online option.Car, motorcycle, and heavy vehicle licence holders of all ages across northern Victoria will also benefit from reintroduction of the Safe Driver Discount. Drivers who have not incurred demerit points or committed road safety offences in the previous three years will receive a 25 percent discount off their next licence renewal, saving up to $73 on a new tenyear driver’s license. The Safe Driver Discount will recommence for licence renewals generated after 1 October 2022. Since 2016, the Free Licence Scheme has provided free licences to young drivers under the age of 21 who complete both their red and green probationary periods with no offences or demerit points. For more information about licence and registration services in Victoria or to access the online learner permit and hazard perception tests, head to: www.vicroads. vic.gov.au.

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THE proposed cancer centre would quadruple GV Health’s existing facility while expanding its current cancer services and allowing new models of specialised care for people in the region fighting cancer. To address ongoing staffing issues at regional hospitals, Mr Guy has also pledged a clinical health school that would be created in partnership with La Trobe University and support more than 300 nursing and allied health enrolments each year.“It will enable us to increase the number of nurses and midwives coming through to graduation by about 40 percent of postgraduate nurses, allied health by about 30 percent,” said La Trobe University deputy vice-chancellor, Richard Speed.

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For the first time in two years, we’re delighted that the 2022 Dungala Kaiela Oration will again be presented on Yorta Yorta Country at the Rumbalara Football Netball Club in Shepparton.

Jointly hosted with the Kaiela Institute and the University of Melbourne, this year’s oration will be presented by esteemed international educator Professor Wiremu Doherty, Chief Executive at Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi in Aotearoa/New Zealand.

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“85 percent of regional graduates stay in regional Victoria and contribute through their careers. There’s a very direct impact of this kind of investment.” This pledge builds on the Liberal and Nationals promise to build new teaching hospitals in Mildura, Wodonga and Warragul."The$100 million dollars that I’m committing will go a long way to providing the cancer services people locally need, it will go a long way to training the nurses and physicians of the future,” said Mr Guy.

IMPROVED SERVICES... Greater Shepparton mayor Cr Shane Sali with Liberal candidate Cheryl Hammer and National’s candidate Kim O’Keeffe at GV Health. Photo: Deanne Jeffers.

COSTS associated with learner and probationary licence fees, as well as online testing fees, have been slashed by the State Government.AspiringL-platers will now save up to $51.40 in license and online testing fees.

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TAKING ACTION... Independent Member for Shepparton District, Suzanna Sheed, has spoken about the state of regional and rural roads, as well as the needs for the Shepparton Bypass, recently in Parliament ahead of the state election in November.

“The Shepparton Bypass is an essential safety and freight project for our region, allowing for a second river crossing of the Goulburn River, north of Shepparton. It will also remove heavy traffic from the central business districts of Shepparton and Mooroopna,” she said. “Once the project begins, it will create job opportunities for our community over the next 10 years, so its implementation will have twofold benefit.”

IN Parliament recently, Independent Member for Shepparton, Suzanna Sheed, brought the state of regional roads to the Premier’s attention, also securing a positive commitment from Daniel Andrews regarding the Shepparton Bypass. “Many of Victoria’s rural and regional roads are in a poor condition,” said Ms Sheed. “Even major highways such as the Goulburn Valley Highway and Hume Freeway between Shepparton and Melbourne have significant areas of road damage, with potholes not usually seen on roads of such national importance.” Ms Sheed said that she drove on the major highways weekly and saw the damage first-hand.“While I see repairs are being carried out on our regional roads, there is still significant damage that could cause accidents, injuries, or damage to vehicles.”

“I want the entire road networks across regional and rural Victoria to be repaired to a high standard to make our roads safe for allSheusers.”said this is an issue she feels passionately about and one that will underpin her election campaign. Furthermore, Ms Sheed is said to have convinced the State Government to reopen discussions with the Federal Government regarding the Shepparton Bypass. The major project has been in limbo following an 80:20 funding promise between both governments in 2019. A business case created by the State Government and handed to the Federal Government remained concealed for months until former Deputy Prime Minister, Barnaby Joyce, revealed costs has risen to $1.2B.Ms Sheed used her question time in Parliament to ask Mr Andrews if he would actively seek a commitment from the new Federal Government to partner with State Labor to fund the Bypass. “This is a vital project that is well overdue and will benefit not only for our region, but the whole of Victoria and indeed the entire Eastern Seaboard,” said Ms Sheed, who was “buoyed by the Premier’s support.”

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Tickets open for the 2022 Business Excellence Awards Gala Dinner

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BUSINESS OF THE YEAR AWARD... Pictured from left, Rij Shrestha from Harvey Norman Shepparton with Aaron Brain from the nominated business Shepparton BMW with Allan Kellock from Southern Cross Austero. Photo: Kelly Carmody

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AS WE approach the final weeks of the 2022 White King – Pental Triple M Business Awards, now is the time to get your tickets for the annual Gala Dinner, where the winners of each category will be announced, and the illustrious Hall of Fame winner named. This week, Kelsey Cumming from Cockram and Cockram Accountants received a nomination under the Apprentice/Trainee of the Year Award category, Andrew Ratten and Julie-Ann Gee from Water Plus Irrigation took out a nomination under the Business of the Year Award-Trade Services, Fix Movement Performance accepted the nomination for Customer Service, the Entrepeneur of the Year nomination went to Tegan Fairley from Insightful Media and Shepparton BMW were nominated for Business of the Year. All nominees will have the opportunity to attend the special Gala Presentation Dinner and Awards Evening on Friday, October 28 at Riverlinks, where winners of each category will beTonamed.purchase your tickets book through Riverlinks by calling 03 5832 9511. An evening not to be missed while celebrating the best in business excellence in our region.

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PUT on your coat, grab your shoes and snatch-up your wallet! Next Friday and Saturday, August 26-27, Shepparton CBD will warm up with a final winter sale. Bargains from stores across the CBD will be on offer to whet the appetite of any selfrespecting shopper while special promotions will encourage even the most lacklustre purchaser.It’sanexcellent opportunity to make those early purchases for Christmas and to find the perfect present for Father’s Day as well. Greater Shepparton City Council place manager, Bonnie MacIntosh says, “The Final Winter Sale will have special offers on fashion, homewares, jewellery and much more... So come and find a bargain and support local business.” Council staff will also be pounding the streets over the two days, rewarding shoppers with coffee vouchers, so why not enjoy the shops, treat yourself, your family and friends and make the most of the Final Winter sale before new spring stocks arrive.

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ELECTION TIME…

WE are currently between major elections, and it seems like just yesterday the Federal election was held. Too often in politics division and back biting takes place. Some pollies seem to believe to divide and conquer is preferable to more palatable methods of governance.Itwaswith this in mind, that I was delighted to read in The Adviser earlier this year (May 25th, 2022) of our three main local candidates who, on election night, shared a beer and made sure they all finished their campaigns without any division between them. My chest swelled with pride as I saw that Greater Shepparton was different to the national narrative – we work together here. I know this to be true, as I saw firsthand in my role of chairing the Shepparton Foodshare that when our city was locked down last year, all the local organisations banded together in a unified response to crisis. I believe local Christians prayers that our city would increasingly be united are starting to be answered and ultimately the word of the Psalmist in the Bible “ How wonderful, how beautiful, when brothers and sisters get along!... Yes, that’s where God commands the blessing” is starting to being realised here. I invite you to join with me in keeping a watchful eye out for increased blessings in our community.

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The ‘Communities Shaping the Future Film Festival’ aims to champion local communities and neighbourhoods and raise awareness of climate change and how we can address and tackle climactic changes at a local level.

LAMB BOOM... Sheep farmers have reported huge increases in lamb production, helped by strong seasonal conditions.

The film festival this year, themed ‘A Self-Sufficient Community; Transition to a Better World’, will be held at the Mechanic’s Institute Hall, 75 Hogan Street, Tatura on Saturday August 27 from 10.00am to 3.00pm. There will be plenty of tea and coffee available starting from 9:40am, with nibblies and lunch provided.

SHEEP farmers have reported a total breeding flock of 42.5M head, an increase of 500,000 ewes since last year, according to Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) and the Australian Wool Innovation’s (AWI) Wool and Sheep Meat Survey Report for June 2022. The survey, which runs three times a year, collects sheepmeat industry livestock numbers and lamb production expectation to generate better forecasts so that producers can make efficient decisions. Australian producers reported 22M lambs on hand. Merinos made up 55 percent of the total flock, at 12M head, followed by First Cross and Pure Meat lambs. According to Ripley Atkinson, MLA’s senior market information analyst, the desire to retain breeding ewe populations stems from stellar growing seasons, particularly in the eastern states.

“The majority of this growth is coming from eastern Victoria, northern NSW and southern Queensland where there have been very wet conditions. This demonstrates plenty of confidence in the market with room for growth moving into spring,” said Mr Atkinson. A total of 7.6M lambs are expected to be sold in the next four months, approximately 34 percent of the total number of lambs on hand.

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“Compared to the last survey released in February of this year, 27 percent of producers surveyed said that they would like to increase their ewe flock, while 60 percent indicated they would like to retain current numbers.

“With the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting strong seasonal conditions for the eastern states as the new season lambs hit the market, the signs are looking positive for the Australian sheepmeat industry,” said Mr Atkinson.

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check-outTaturaTicketbooth‘SchoolsparticipatelocalperformancecentredGoulburncommunities-shaping-the-future-self-sufficiency.events.ticketbooth.com.au/event/Ticketscanalsobepurchasedonthedayfor$25.00.TransitionTaturaalsochallengedtheschoolchildrenoftheValleywithanartcompetitiontocreateapieceononthetopicof‘MoreSelf-SufficientLiving.’Thecategoriesofartforthiscompetitionwerevisualart,art,literatureandmediaarts.Youcanmeettheyoungartistsandadmiretheirendeavours,aswellasinaQ&Afrom2.00pm-3.00pm.EntrytotheArtChallengePresentation’isfreebutregistrationviasrequiredtogaugecrowdnumbers.ForfurtherinformationoneitheroftheseeventsorTransitioningeneral,contactRossMusolinoon0407845247ortheirFacebookPage‘TransitionTownsTatura’.

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EMMY winner and three-time Grammy nominated recording artist, Toni Childs will celebrate her life's musical work at Eastbank, Shepparton on Saturday, September 10 from 7.30 pm. Toni will be performing hits and fan favourites from Union, House of Hope, the Woman's Boat and Keep the Faith. Complementing her popular and celebrated work, Toni will also introduce new music from two special albums, It's All a Beautiful Noise and Citizens of the Planet. Having once opened for the great Bob Dylan and having sung with the likes of Peter Gabriel and Al Green, Toni is a star who enthralls with her unique storytelling, as Riverlinks manager Ken Cameron says, “Toni has a distinctive voice, and her evocative music will take you on a journey of emotions from joy to heartbreak and back again. The vulnerability of her lyrics expresses her belief in being honest and choosing emotion over perfection.”

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For bona fide Toni Childs fans, the singer is proud to offer an exclusive VIP meet and greet package limited to 15 lucky patrons only, for the one-off show. For $175 the exclusive package includes one first row ticket, a digital copy of Toni Child’s Greatest Hits plus a drink backstage after the concert with Toni. General admission and exclusive package tickets are available at the Riverlinks box office in person, or online at www. riverlinksvenues.com.au/whatson, or call 03 5832 9511.

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Shepparton Library is thrilled to host a Victorian heat of Poetry Slam on Sunday, September 11 from 7pm. Whether you are a budding poet or more experienced, Poetry Slam is a great way to get your poetry heard. 20 people will have the opportunity to participate in the Shepparton heat, with the winner going on to the Victorian finals and possibly, the National Final. A rousing part of Poetry Slam is audience participation on the night. Exceptionally exuberant audience members will have the chance to be selected as a judge, handpicking the next Slam champion. Earlier in the day from 12 noon to 2pm, the Shepparton Library will also host a fun and stimulating workshop dedicated to helping participants develop inspiration for stories and writing. Current Slam Champion, Huda the Goddess will excitingly host and facilitate the workshop. Poets planning to take part in the Shepparton Heat must register in person, on the night. Registration starts at 6.30pm and places are limited to 20 poets, while rules can be found at www.australianpoetryslam.com Workshop enthusiasts are also limited to 20, and can email registration to shepparton@gvlibraries.com.au or call 1300 374 765

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POETRY Slam is not just for lovers of poetry, it’s for anyone who gets a kick out of live entertainment. POETRY Slam is a live literary performance event where the audience chooses the champion. From July to October, Australian Poetry Slam heats and workshops connect storytellers across the nation, leading to the National Final as part of Story Week, 2022.

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AN increasing number of General Practitioners are ditching bulk billing. Following a HealthEd survey, it was found that 22 percent of GPs had changed their billing model, meaning patients are facing higher out-of-pocket costs to see a doctor. Rising practice costs and Medicare cuts were listed as key reasons for the billing changes. President of The Royal Australian College of General Practice (RACGP), Adj. Professor Karen Price says, “General practice is up against it, and unless government boosts investment in GP care, more and more practices will be forced to pass the cost on to patients.” With the previous federal government touting a record high of 88 percent in the national bulk billing rate, the Minister for Health and Aged Care, Mark Butler says the devil is in the detail. “There is a difference between the proportion of GP services that are bulk billed and the proportion of patients who had all their GP consults bulk billed...the proportion of patients who had all their GP care bulk billed was just 67.6 percent.” Ms Price asserts that investment in general practice is sorely needed and it is not an easy decision for practices having to pass on increased costs to their patients, especially at a time when the basket of consumer goods is so high.

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to enjoy life. 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM HOMES • Home and landscaping packages from $309 per week* • Long term leases from 10-19 years available • Secure gated community • Clubhouse facilities to enjoy • Brand new bespoke homes To find out more or download the home brochures go to yarrawonga.providencelifestyle.com.au *Terms and conditions apply. All images artist impressions only. Karen Van der Steeg Providence Yarrawonga Lifestyle Coordinator T 0475 755 981 E karenv@providencelifestyle.com.au BOWLSLAWN GYM AREABBQ COMMUNITYHALLNO ENTRY OR EXIT FEES $1 PA MEMBERSHIPCLUBWELCOMEPETS GATES CLOSE DUSK TIL DAWN 10-19LEASESYEAR MANAGEMENTEXPERIENCEDBEAUTIFULHOMES FACILITIESCENTRAL REGISTER NOW FOR OUR FREE RENTAL SEMINARS WOULD YOU LIKE TO RENT RATHER THAN BUY INTO A LIFESTYLE VILLAGE? By popular demand, we have added a new seminar on 27th August at 10.00am for a 10.30am start at the Sebel at Silverwoods. Only 60 tickets per seminar available and you must provide your driver’s licence. Morning tea and coffee provided. REGISTER NOW at yarrawonga.providencelifestyle.com.auviewthisonline SCAN ME!

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Over the Term 2 holidays, teachers Frank Adams, Michelle Donders, and assistant principal Rosie Hocking volunteered to take students to Northern Territory. On their trip they saw geological features including Uluru and had the opportunity to connect with country by participating in Indigenous workshops.

“For most of the students this was their first time on a plane,” recalled Rosie. “There were a lot of new experiences, like going through customs, putting up a tent – the kids even tried meals they had never had before,” said Rosie.

By Deanne Jeffers LEARNING new skills, making memories and getting out of your comfort zone is what travelling is all Sheppartonabout.ACE Secondary College is committed to providing life enriching experiences.

TOURING STUDENTS... Shepparton ACE Secondary College has provided several opportunities to students to travel Australia and the world this year. Pictured are photos from their Northern Territory and Cairns trips. Photos: Supplied.

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“I want to say how much I appreciate the staff who volunteer go on these school camps. It just couldn’t happen without them giving a lot of their time and our whole school community appreciates it enormously,” said principal Rose. Shepparton ACE Secondary College aims to provide a small school environment which is safe, supportive and caters for individual needs. To book a tour, please phone 5831 4029. trip of a lifetime

In June, ACE College’s Year 12’s went to Cairns where they experienced wonders like the Daintree Rainforest and learned about environmental damage to the coast and Great Barrier Reef.

“Students have had two years in their early teenage life without anything good happening at all, only fear and screen time, which we know isn’t good,” said school principal Bronwyn Rose. “The camping programs are intended to reconnect people with themselves and the broader world, rather than their bedrooms.” 10 students will represent the college on an international trip to Cambodia and Vietnam next month. All these experiences have been covered by the school, with teachers assisting in securing passports and other documents.

This month’s Council Meeting was held on Tuesday, 16 August. Our Sporting Future Funding Council noted the awarding of close to $7,500 in funding as part of the 2021/2022 Our Sporting Future Funding Program. The Tallygaroopna Football Netball Club received $4,975 to purchase Junior Football jumpers and the Shepparton Swimming Club received $2,461 for advanced coaching and development courses.

WATCH OUT... To improve pedestrian safety around crossings in Tatura, speed cushions and relevant signage have been placed on Hogan Street. Photo: Deanne Jeffers.

Cr Fern Summer was appointed as Councillor representative and Chair to the LGBTIQA+ CouncilAdvisory Committee.alsonotedthe adoption of the 20222025 Action Plan which is in place to help drive future activities and community practices. The committee was formed last year to provide an avenue for engagement between Council and LGBTIQA+ community members, strengthening Council’s commitment in creating an inclusive environment. Have your say Draft RiverConnect Strategic Plan Council and RiverConnect is seeking community feedback on the draft RiverConnect 2023-2028 Strategic RiverConnect’sPlan. vision over the last 15 years has been to connect people with local rivers and wetlands, and the Strategic Plan outlines the priorities and programs to achieve this.

Extra play, extra learning with prosed kindergarten reforms. Photo: Supplied SPEED cushions have been installed along Hogan Street, Tatura in response to safety concerns from residents. The cushions – which have been made from recycled materials – have been installed near pedestrian crossings on top of the existing road surface. Data from the TAC reveals that in 2022, 29 pedestrians have lost their lives on Victorian roads, an increase from 16 lives lost at the same time last year. Please take care when driving and be mindful of these new safety improvements when travelling through Tatura.

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For Sally Rose, early years manager for Greater Shepparton City Council, the reforms signify a significant step forward in early education but emphasise that the individual needs of children must be addressed, saying “If we get it right in the early years — value children and the basic skills that are working to acquire — it sets them up for Critically,life.”itis the application of the rich early years’ curriculum and educator skill, that the success of the new reforms rest, as Sally says, “It comes down to the individualisation of child learning in kindergartens and centres and the quality of interactions between the child and educators.”Knowing, as Maria Montessori said, ‘Early childhood education is the key to the betterment of society,” let’s hope the reforms support educators sufficiently, to build the future.

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Round One of the 2022/2023 program is now open. Head to Council’s website to apply!

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For national director of SmartPlay Early Learning, Helen Williams-Johnson, the reforms will better assist children to transition to school. Using overseas data, where fulltime kindergarten has been successfully implemented, and from personal case studies, Helen says, “The children with five days a week have greater school readiness, get less tired at school are more emotionally prepared and have developed core social skills to be able to fully engage with the learning environment and peers.”

By Natasha Fujimoto “ONE test of the correctness of education procedure is the happiness of the child,” said the great educationalist, Maria Montessori.In2032,Kindergarten hours in Victoria will double to 30 hours per week due to sweeping early years educational reforms. For educators and teachers, it is an invigorating opportunity to make the most of their students’ formative years, while immersing the children in a rich, playbased (Montessori inspired) curriculum.

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Council is seeking pre-draft feedback on the upgrade of Welsford Street Stages 5 and 6. The Welsford Street Upgrade aims to cater for the busy north-south arterial road by improving traffic flow, safety and amenity for vehicles Toand pedestrians.haveyoursay, visit orwww.greatershepparton.com.autheseForshaping.greatershepparton.com.aumoreinformationonanyofitemspleasevisitcall(03)58329700. Greater Shepparton City Council

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COMMUNITY CONNECT COUNTRY MUSIC at the Sir Ian McLennan Centre, Mooroopna on Sunday, August 28 with well-known guest artist Wayne Horsburgh. Members entry $7, non-members $8, which includes tea and coffee. Music 12 noon to 5pm. BBQ lunch available. BYO cup and nibbles. Enquiries –5824 1871.

Local resident, Diane Baglin reﬂects on an international trip she took with her sister in 1988. Photo: Supplied.

OVER 60S FRIENDSHIP GROUP for Shepparton and surrounds. Social group that meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at Casablanca Restaurant (125 High Street, Shepparton) at 6pm for dinner and to arrange future outings. Singles, singles and friend/s, and couples all welcome. Enquiries to David - 0409 133 044.

Contributed by Diane Baglin of Mooroopna IN 1988, my sister and I set out on a European adventure with Contiki. After a 30-hour flight we made it to Heathrow, where we were taken to our motel to begin our travels.Part of our itinerary, while in Italy, was to attend a leathermaking demonstration and learn the difference between ‘real’ leather and imitation leather. While there, we couldn’t resist ordering a tailor-made jacket for ourselves.Afterwards, we had free time to shop at our leisure. My sister and I meandered our way through the streets of Italy where we found a handbag shop. Armed with the knowledge we had learned about ‘true’ leather and imitation leather; we both came out with matching handbags. Mine was copper colour, and my sister’s a black handbag. We were walking back to meet our coach when stopped at the lights, it began raining. We sat put our ‘new’ handbags down – but kept hold of the shoulder strap. The lights turned green, and we went to walk when the bottom of our handbags had rotted away! Everything was now in the gutter and embarrassed as we were, we gathered all our things (and ourselves) and thought how smart we were. We had been conned; they were made of cardboard! on a trip in the

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KIALLA CENTRAL HALL is a fabulous community resource. Come along to their AGM meeting at 7pm on Monday, September 12 and join in to support the continuation of this great public hall, with its amazing, polished floor, kitchen, tables, chairs, defib machine, tennis courts and huge carpark. Enquiries to Hall secretary, Susie Daniel – 0408 551 817.

Tell us about your ‘not-for-profit’ community events via email at classifieds@ sheppartonadviser.com.au (information is required at least 2 weeks before an event). Please note listings are to be fewer than 55 words.

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ACROSS SHEPPARTON’S CBD FRIDAY 26 + SATURDAY 27 AUGUST WARM UP WITH IN-STORE SALES WINTERFINALSALE Select from: • Hot Dogs • Hot Chips • Dim Sims • Hamburgers • Schnitzel Rolls Freshly Sandwichesmade& Rolls Cakes & Slices Barista Coffee Verneyatroad It’s Tradie Day Every day 9 Conifer St Sub-NewsagencyShepparton|EFTPOS Ph: 5821 2676 | Open 7 Days Visit www.gbcma.vic.gov.au to find out more. updateWaterwayBenefitsofwaterfortheenvironment:

Eight shallow observation bores were installed in the bed of the swamp in June 2021 to investigate the salinity risk beneath the swamp and groundwater impacts of environmental watering events.

The Goulburn Valley Concert Orchestra (GVCO) are presenting a special Chamber Concert Series on the Sunday afternoons of August 28, September 4, and September 11 at Eastbank. Photo: Supplied.

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WITHOUT strong mental health, everything else just crumbles away. In cities and towns, the stresses of modern demands can be alleviated by readily accessing a range of mental health services, but in remote and outer-remote regions of Australian, these vital supports are out of reach.Partnering with Beyond Blue, Zoetis –a leading animal health group- has raised over $600, 000 to date and aim to raise another $100,000 this year to support rural communities with the ensuing mental health crisis following years of drought, flood, bushfire and on-going COVID related issues.

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Weekly monitoring continues at Gaynor Swamp following the completion of an environmental watering event. The watering commenced on 5 April and ceased on 18 May and delivered over 900ML to the site. The swamp is part of WetMAP, which measures how wetlands respond to watering so that environmental water can be put to best use.

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The good news, however, comes with the relief provided by funds raised by the Zoetis/ Beyond Blue partnership, with Zoetis senior vice president and cluster lead, Lance Williams saying, “To date, thanks to Zoetis donation, over 12,000 people have been able to get the support they need...”

Acknowledging the famed resilience of rural communities, former president of the NSW farmers Association, Derek Schoen (who also sits on Beyond Blue’s board of directors) says, “We want everyone to know that support is available and encourage people to seek advice. Asking for support is a sign of strength-not weakness.”

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Exacerbated by isolation, financial hardship and stigma related to poor mental health, rural and remote Australians face a devastating suicide rate, sixty percent higher than in major cities.

AFTER presenting an extraordinarily successful annual concert in June, the Goulburn Valley Concert Orchestra (GVCO) are preparing music for smaller ensembles and individual items for a special Chamber Concert Series to be held on the Sunday afternoons of August 28, September 4, and September 11, from 2pm at Eastbank. The GVCO is comprised of many talented musicians who delight in exploring a broad range of repertoire that is written specifically for small groups or individual performances. These works demonstrate their musicianship and the fun they derive from performance and music-making with friends. Amongst items featured at these concerts will be wind ensembles, Jazz with Brian Matthew and Wade Gregory. Carole McGregor will intrigue audiences with her electric violin loop performance and Charlotte Drinnan will accompany clarinettist, Carissa Lee, and perform in a trio with Eric Anderson and Sandy Sexton. GVCO has participated in two workshops with John Noble from Orchestra Victoria. It will perform music from composers GVCO has not performed previously, in a refreshing range of styles. Save the dates and support local musicians who are thrilled to perform. Entry only costs a gold coin donation, or a note, if you enjoy what you hear.

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Monitoring will continue on a weekly basis in line with the project monitoring plan. This will capture data on the groundwater response beneath the wetland following a delivery of receiving environmental water.

People can support the Zoetis initiative at www.zoetis.com.au from October 18, 2022 and can obtain more information about depression and anxiety at www.beyondblue. org.au

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FINDING the perfect gift for dad can be tough. Anything he’s got a keen interest in he’s probably got covered. There is one store however which is akin to a candy shop for finding Father's Day gifts, with a huge range of interesting and unique items to pique the interest of even the most hard-to-buy-for special men in yourThankfully,life.

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THEY’VE GOT IT ALL... Jaycar Electronics currently have a catalogue full of great gifts for dad, at great Jaycar value. Store manager Shaun and retail assistant Billie showing us some goodies.

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Providence Yarrawonga director, Michael Ibbotson, is effusive about the new development and says, ‘We believe these build-to-rent boutique lifestyle communities are the way of the future and predict they’ll become common place, just as build-to-buy villagesWeeklyhave.’rental fees start from $309* a week and there are no rates or taxes.

Jaycar Electronics currently have a catalogue full of great gifts for dad, at great Jaycar value. Weather stations, camping fridges, body thermometers, VHF radios, dash and reversing cameras, security and surveillance cameras, gaming consoles and even remote-control cars are just some of the Father's Day ideas featured in the catalogue.Theexpert staff in store are on hand to help out with specialist knowledge.

“No matter what the age or the interest, we’ve got a little bit of everything for anyone here,” store manager Sean said. Jaycar Electronics Shepparton is located at 4/575-585 Wyndham Street and can be contacted on 5822 4037.

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Providence Rental Lifestyle Community Yarrawonga is expected to start construction later this year. Yarrawonga build-to-rent seminars will be held on Saturday 27 August and Saturday 24 September at 10am for a 10:30am start at The Sebel Yarrawonga Silverwoods, 40 Silverwoods Blvd, Yarrawonga. Head to yarrawonga.providencelifestyle. com.au to book now.

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EXCITING development approval has been granted for a long-term rental community in Yarrawonga.Offeringa fresh option for over 50s, the build-to-rent community, developed and managed by Providence Lifestyle, presents an ideal solution to those who are looking for secure, long-term housing but do not wish to Residentspurchase.ofthe new Yarrawonga buildto-rent community will be able to lease one, two or three-bedroom homes in a secure, gated community for between 10 and 19 years, with no entry or exit fees or quarterly rent inspections and no market reviews for the term of the Architecturallylease.designed by Fleetwood, and constructed in Victoria, the rent-tobuild homes also offer superb lifestyle options with an emphasis on heathy, active living.Residents will have access to communal facilities including a clubhouse, alfresco area, and bowling green, and pets are welcome as each 6-star energy rated home is on its own fenced lot with room for a garden and entertaining area.

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The Adviser. Australia No.1:1625 Wednesday, August 24, 2022 – Page 19 Celebrating 25 years of success made in Shepparton Shepparton’s 2022 Business Excellence Awards TICKETS ON SALE For businesses, organisations & individuals. Join us at the special Gala Presentation Dinner Friday 28th October, 2022. Book at Riverlinks on 03 5832 9511 Chamber Members $110 Non-Chamber Members $120 Riverlinks booking fee applies. in 202 2 Sponsored by in Sheppartonin 202 2 Sponsored by in Shepparton

Audiences will hear from esteemed international educator, Professor Wiremu Doherty, chief executive at Te Whare Wãnanga o Awanuiãrangi, a Mãori tertiary organisation in Aotearoa/New Zealand.

DKO’s overarching theme, ‘The Invincible Spirit: defining the future ’ exemplifies what makes the people of Yorta Yorta river country so strong, proud, and resilient. It also highlights the determination to look to the future, building economic prosperity through sustainable education and economic development initiatives.

The three-day Expo will run Friday, September 2 and Saturday, September 3, 10am to 5pm, and on Sunday, September 4, 10am until 4pm. Tickets are $16 for adults, with concession prices available and free entry for under 16s.

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NEWS Page 20 – The Adviser Australia No.1:1625 Wednesday, August 24, 2022 YOU won’t want to miss the return of the Shepparton Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo, which returns to the region this month, bringing with it a huge selection of local and interstate“Sheppartonexhibitors.isan ideal location for outdoor lifestyle events. The natural environment, climate and its’ residents love of the Aussie outdoor lifestyle means that the Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo is perfectly suited to location,” said Rod Lockwood, Expo owner. Coinciding with Father’s Day weekend, the Expo will showcase everything needed for adventure, including the latest range of caravans, campervans, camping gear, home and vehicle accessories, boating, 4x4 and offroading, with retailer demonstrations and family-friendly activities.

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Professor Doherty’s oration will build upon last year’s contribution by keynote speaker, Josephine Sukkar AM, who spoke on the preparedness and ability within Australia’s sporting infrastructure to address institutional racism and to be a critical cornerstone in creating a healthy, vibrant nation.The Dungala Kaiela Oration will be presented at the Rumbalara Football Club (20 Mercury Drive, Shepparton) at 4.30pm on Wednesday, August 31. Register your seat today or find more information by going to Eventbrite at https://bit.ly/3T6xsVm. For enquiries, please contact administration@ kaielainstitute.org.au or phone 0437 762 488.

PERFORMERS that are experienced or interested in Nepalese culture are invited to participate in the Shepparton Women Teej Event 2022, happening Sunday, August 28 at the Shepparton Masonic Lodge, 5-9pm. Didibahini Samajvictoria Shepparton Unit and the Nepalese Shepparton Community invite expressions of interest from either solo dancers or group dancers that are based in Shepparton or surrounds to assist with the event. This is a fantastic opportunity to perform on the big stage. Please send your EoI as soon as possible to nepaleseingv@gmail. com/ or phone 0452 262 483 for more info. culture, diversity,

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THE annual Dungala Kaiela Oration (DKO) will be presented on Yorta Yorta Country for the first time in two years later this month. Each oration celebrates First Nations' cultural identity while seeking to cultivate a collective vision for all people of the Goulburn Murray region, building important bridges to promote Indigenous education, social and economic development.

Attendees will have access to exclusive deals and equipment, with many exhibitors offering show specials. The Expo is proudly supported by the Goulburn Valley’s own Donway Caravans, and other notable brands that will be present such as Crusader, Jayco and Retreat.

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Detectives in the Cybercrime unit are investigating offshore offenders who have used such a tactic to deceive at least 25 victims out of money, since January this Acceptingyear.a WhatsApp or text message, victims have fallen prey to: “Hi mum, I’ve changed provider/lost/ broken my phone- I'm temporarily using this number for now.” Drawing the victim's attention, a conversation develops leading to the offender asking for money due to some form of emergency. Often the offender requests a photo of a credit card, or a transfer to a bank account that they will purport to be using while they can’t access their normal bank account. Once one transfer has been made, the offender will frequently request another sum of money.

GREATER Shepparton and Moira Shire local government residents can now receive a vaccine to protect themselves against Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV).JEV has recently been detected in humans, pigs, and mosquitoes in Victoria, and in the local communities of Greater Shepparton and Moira Shire. This is the first time JEV has been detected in Victoria and other parts of South-eastern Australia. Japanese encephalitis virus can cause a rare, potentially serious infection of the brain and is spread to humans by mosquito bites. The vaccine is free and is available for people who live or usually work in the local government areas of Greater Shepparton and Moira, are aged between 50 and 65 and who work in a role that is largely outdoors, or who spend more than four hours outdoors each day. The vaccine will be available from the GV Health Vaccination Hub in Shepparton and via outreach clinics delivered by Jabba the Bus in the Moira Shire over the coming weeks. Bookings are not required. The GV Health Vaccination Hub at Tirana City Walk in Shepparton is open:

• Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday –9:00am to 4:45pm • Tuesday – 11:00am to 6:45pm • Not open on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays.Formore information on Japanese encephalitis virus, visit: PHU@gvhealth.org.au,tojapaneseencephalitis-in-victoria.infectious-diseases/information-for-the-public-https://www.health.vic.gov.au/IfyouhaveanyquestionspleasedonothesitatecontactGoulburnValleyPublicHealthUnit,E:Ph:1800313070.What know Very little. Me: Besides that. was watching an Australian cooking show and the audience clapped when the chef made meringue. I was surprised by that because Australians normally boom 3.meringue.Pleasebe patient, our display on procrastination will be available soon.

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IT’S every parent's worst nightmare, receiving a text from your child in distress because they have lost their phone and are without funds in an emergency. It is also an ideal way for scammers to elicit money from unsuspecting loved ones.

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‘Hi Mum’ text could be a cybercrime Text scam has parents on alert. Photo: supplied Vaccine now available

It appears most offenders are located offshore and are not known to the victims.Detectives have issued a warning to the public to be on guard if they receive a message of this kind and maintain that it is always good practice to authenticate identity from an unfamiliar number. Investigators urge anyone who has received a ‘Hi Mum,’ message to come forward with any information.

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The success of every woman should be the inspiration to another, so enjoy this edition of The Adviser’s ‘Inspirational Women in Business Feature’ where you will be taken into the lives of many astounding women within our region. be a part of the change

INSPIRATIONAL WOMEN IN EMERGENCY SERVICES...

AS time has progressed, attitudes about women working and their employment prospects have changed, and we are now seeing more and more independent and inspirational women all around us. Meet four of our local, front line emergency service employees who have all been inspired by someone or something to hold the positions they have today.

Eight years ago, Nacole Standfield was introduced to Shepparton Search and Rescue through friends. She was interested in helping the community and she is now the first female Search and Rescue president in 50 years. “I have seen a lot of change over the years, more so recently with an influx of women coming forward to be a part of what we do. It is great. There is plenty of room for women in this line of work. Some parts of the job are not for everyone, but there is always a way to help,” said Nacole.

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Both stated that the opportunity to help other people and really try to help them is what drives their passion for what they do in the community, and for the community. “Every day I have an opportunity to change people’s lives. I do not feel like I am inspirational in any way but if I can inspire others to do better, then I am helping people and I am doing my job right,” said Sharyn. Jasmine’s message was precise. “It is time to take the gender out of it and be a part of the change.”

Photo: Kelly Carmody

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Pictured from left, Ambulance Victoria’s Shepparton acting team manager Sarah Jones, Shepparton Search and Rescue president Nacole Standfield with Sargent Sharyn Lloyd and Sargent Jasmine Gregor from the Shepparton Police Force.

The acting team manager for Ambulance Victoria at the Shepparton branch is Sarah Jones. At just seven years of age, Sarah was involved in a serious accident, and the paramedics that saved her life inspired her towards the health industry, which she has now been a part of for fifteen years. “Don't be afraid to speak up and ask for help. Never hold back on your dreams, give them a go,” said Sarah. Sargent Sharyn Lloyd and Sargent Jasmine Gregor have both been in the police force for over 20 years.

FOLLOWING a rewarding career in nursing spanning 15 years, Shepparton mother-of-four Monique Camm has combined her passion for health, as well as physical and emotional wellbeing, by founding GV Body Rejuvenation.

“The main key to success is loving what you do. If you have a passion and can turn that into a business venture, that makes you far more likely to enjoy building and scaling your business.” GV Body Rejuvenation is conveniently located in Shepparton’s CBD at 104 Nixon St. For further information on the treatments Monique offers and to book an obligation-free consultation, visit gvbodyrejuvenation.com.

“The work/life balance owning my own clinic has afforded me is invaluable. I’m able to see my children off to school and be there for them whenever they need me,” reflects Monique.

GV Body Rejuvenation offers BTL EMSELLA, EMSCULPT and EMTONE system treatments to help rebuild muscle health and restore confidence for clients at all stages of life. Monique offers free, 15-minute consultations to gauge if the treatments she offers will be truly beneficial to prospective clients. If she can’t give them the best possible results, she has no qualms about referring them onto other local health professionals.

TONE UP AND CELLULITETREAT EMTONE is the rst and only device that simultaneously delivers both thermal and mechanical energy to eliminate all main causes of cellulite and loose skin effectively and non-invasively. It is ideal for anyone looking for noninvasive cellulite reduction and overall improvement of skin appearance and physiological function.

WORLD- RENOWNED TREATMENTS HERE IN SHEPPARTON... Following a rewarding career in nursing spanning 15 years, Shepparton mother of four Monique Camm has combined her passion for health, as well as physical and emotional wellbeing, by founding GV Body Rejuvenation.

BUILD MUSCLE AND SCULPT YOUR BODY EMSCULPT is designed to both build muscle and burn fat at the same time. It is based on high-intensity strengthwhichelectromagneticfocusedenergycausesthousandsofpowerfulmusclecontractionsthatareextremelyimportantinimprovingthetoneandofyourmuscles.

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“I truly want the best for people who come and see me. While I can help so many people, I believe in delivering life-changing results, and if that’s not possible with the treatments I offer, I still want the best for people seeking guidance,” said Monique. As a working mother herself, Monique understands women should prioritise their health in order to be the best version of themselves. That isn’t always easy when many women are the primary caregivers to their children, but GV Body Rejuvenation is a child-friendly clinic. Opening the clinic has been wonderful for Monique and her own family, and she encourages other mothers and women to go for it if they are considering opening their own business.

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SAY NO INCONTINENCETOANDINTIMATEDISCOMFORT EMSELLA helps patients to restore the control of their bladder, pelvic oor muscles and eliminate incontinence or any kind of intimate discomfort. It is a completely non-invasive option where patients remain fully clothed. Obligation 15FREEmin

To find out how she can support you to reach your goals, contact Fern today.

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The Adviser. Australia No.1:1625 Wednesday, August 24, 2022 – Page 25 MEET YOUR LOCALlending expert

Lyrio 0412 928 liberty.com.au/fernanda-lyrioflyrio@libertynetwork.com.au855 Meet your local lending expert

Fern

As a Liberty Adviser, Fern can access a range of residential lenders and compare competitive products on the market to help ensure you achieve the best outcome. Whether you're looking to buy your first home, refinance, consolidate debt or invest in property through an SMSF – Fern can help you better understand your options.

Along with Liberty’s full suite of loans, Fern can also help you compare home loans from a panel of lenders:

For expert help reaching your financial goals, speak to local Liberty Adviser, Fern Lyrio.

"I just love helping my clients obtain the right finance, whether that's for business or personal needs."

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With a free-thinking approach, Fern takes the time to understand each customer's unique situation to help make their financial dreams a reality.

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Fern Lyrio is a proud Shepparton resident, who is passionate about helping customers get financial. For more than two years, Fern has been supporting the lending needs of Goulburn Valley locals as an experienced finance broker. She is dedicated to helping customers achieve their goals through tailored finance and takes pride in providing a personalised experience.

"I focus on finding smart and simple solutions to assist customers from all walks of life." As well as helping customers with personal and business lending needs, Fern is a long-time property enthusiast and specialises in supporting first home buyers and property investors.

GREAT SERVICE... Fern Lyrio is a proud Shepparton resident, who is passionate about helping customers. Photo: Supplied. criteria Fernanda Lyrio has access to a panel of lenders through Liberty Network Services Pty Ltd (ABN 65 151 158 628 Licence 408042) (LNS). LNS offer products funded by related companies under the Liberty Financial and MoneyPlace brands.

Archana and her husband, Melvin, always had ambitions to one day own a pharmacy, and in 2013 they purchased Chemist Discount Centre (previously Priceline Marketplace).

“Being born and raised in a family with a business background, running my own business has always been my ambition,” reflected Archana. “Owning two successful businesses demands great responsibility and I find myself immersed and working more behind the scenes these days than on the shop floor.

Balancing IT ALL

Some of the inspirational women at from left, Bella, Renae, Frances, Bridget, Archana, Sumeet, Emily, Nicole, Kellie and Antonella.

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Archana and Melvin believe in empowering their staff and provide ongoing training, and recently organised a motivational speaker to help navigate the team around the retail pharmacy industry.

“I believe leadership is to help one another lead, appreciate each other’s point of view and move forward together as a team. At work I love asking staff for their opinions and suggestions, then I collate these ideas and implement them, and this helps us all to improve.”

In 2018, they took the challenge even further and bought Shepparton Amcal Pharmacy (previously known as John Anderson Pharmacy).

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ARCHANA Deo has worked in the pharmacy profession since 2009 after graduating with a Bachelor of Medical Science.

“We have over 25 employees between both pharmacies, 23 who are females,” said Archana. Archana balances her role as General Manager of these successful businesses with raising a family, one of her proudest achievements in addition to her education. “In the past, raising kids has predominantly been a mother’s

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Dr Rudd initially consulted privately and visited Rumbalara, working closely with the local indigenous community. Now Dr Rudd consults monthly from GV Skin and Specialist Centre at 20 Wyndham Street, Shepparton, alongside other professional female colleagues such as plastic surgeon, Dr Sophie Ricketts. She has also now expanded her services to the Wangaratta region.

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‘A holistic and tailored approach to Dermatological practices.’

Dr Rudd provides a holistic and tailored approach to her patients care, offering general dermatology management of psoriasis, eczema and acne as well as skin cancer and rashes. Dr Rudd employs a variety of methods such as UVB phototherapy, biologics, and biopsies to help diagnose and treat her patients.

SKIN SOLUTIONS... Dr Alice Rudd provides a holistic and tailored approach to her patients care, offering general dermatology management of psoriasis, eczema and acne as well as skin cancer and rashes.

Offering general dermatology management of psoriasis, eczema and acne as well as skin cancer and rashes. Dr Rudd employs a variety of methods such as UVB phototherapy, biologics, and biopsies to help diagnose and treat her patients.

Recently, she has had the privilege of being joined by local melanographer and registered Division 1 nurse, Alanna Adams, who is helping facilitate the delivery of dermatologic care to patients here in the Goulburn Valley.

“A holistic approach involves treating the whole patient and being invested in their long-term goals and needs. I believe in offering my patients individualised treatment plans to treat skin conditions and concerns,” said Dr Rudd.

“I am thrilled to be working alongside such a knowledgable and experienced specialist like Dr Rudd. It is imperative the Shepparton community has access to high-quality specialist care which negates the need to travel to Melbourne,” said Alanna.

Dr Alice Rudd of (GV Skin & Specialist Centre) 20 Wyndham Street, Shepparton, VIC (03) 9527 4209 or reception@skindepth.com.au Diagnostic Biopsies

DERMATOLOGIST

AS a new consultant dermatologist 9 years ago, Dr Alice Rudd offered tele-health dermatology consultations to the Shepparton community via local GP’s. As time went on, Alice recognised that to effectively service the dermatologic needs of her patients in this region, she needed to visit Shepparton and see patients face-to-face.

Skin Checks General Dermatology

Dr Rudd also has a thriving metropolitan practice in St Kilda (Skindepth Dermatology), but her love of the Alpine area and outdoors as well as addressing the crucial need for quality health care in regional areas has kept her coming to this part of regional Victoria. Dr Rudd is indeed becoming part of the local fabric. If you’d like more information regarding appointments in Shepparton and Wangaratta, please call Skindepth Dermatology on 9527 4209 or email reception@skindepth.com.au

Dr Alice Rudd

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Page 28 – The Adviser Australia No.1:1625 Wednesday, August 24, 2022 DEVELOPED to assess, treat and rehabilitate physical pain and muscle injuries, Myotherapy is a form of physical therapy that can improve muscle, joint function and performance. Fix Movement Performance was established almost 27 years ago. Since then, it has continued to grow and now employs 25 staff, much of them female. Anna Gee has been with Fix for over 14 years and has over 20 years' experience in Myotherapy and women’s health. Passionate about helping her PUT YOURSELF FIX MOVEMENT PERFORMANCE 116 CORIO ST, SHEPPARTON, VIC, 3630 CONTACT PH: 03 5831 5400 E: WELCOME@FIXMP.COM.AU • FIXMP.COM.AU SERVICESOUR PregnancyLymphaticKineticMeditationYogaHealthReformerPhysiotherapyExerciseRemedialMyotherapyMassagePhysiologyandMatSciencePilatesLinkTrainingDrainageMassage AS WELL AS INCLUDINGBUSINESSESOTHER Ripe Health (Dietetics) Molemap FIX IS IN THE BUSINESS OF IMPARTING KNOWLEDGE TO OUR CLIENTS AND PATIENTS BASED ON THEIR ABILITIES From there we advise our clients and patients on what is possible for them to help achieve better movement goals and therefore a better life opportunity. We have combined experience of 100 years and absolutely love what we do. See below a taste of some of the options to get you started. Get the most out of Fix with your Elevated Fix Membership in any of our Reformer Pilates, Yoga, K.L.T & Circuit classes plus the use of our quality equipment at your own leisure during our Flexi Fix times. • 3 x in-studio classes • 8 x Flexi fix sessions • Unlimited Online ELEVATEDClassesFIX $46 PER WEEK The perfect balance can be found in our Core Fix Membership with access to all our Reformer Pilates, Yoga, K.L.T & Circuit classes, add in Flexi Fix and unlimited online classes to complete this package. • 2 x in-studio classes • 8 x Flexi fix sessions • Unlimited Online Classes CORE FIX $36 PER WEEK our 90 minute Flexi Fix sessions which run daily at different times. • 1 x in-studio classes • 8 x Flexi fix sessions • Unlimited Online MOVEMENTClassesFIX $32 PER WEEK pre-prepared programs and take advantage of these 90 minute solo sessions. • 8 x Flexi fix sessions • Unlimited Online Classes FLEXI FIX $26 PER WEEK Our online classes offer variety and flexibility in the comfort of your own home. On demand classes as well as live sessions will be complimented by educational programs offering specific topics run by our experienced team. • Unlimited Online Classes VIRTUAL FIX $9.90 PER WEEK CAN’T COMMIT TO A MEMBERSHIP? HERE ARE OUR CLASS PASS OPTIONS: 1 Drop In All Access Class Pass $30.00 | Valid for 7 days from purchase 10 Class All Access Pass $230.00 | Valid for 6 months from purchase 20 Class All Access Pass $440.00 | Valid for 6 months from purchase Download the ‘Fix muscle Performance’ APP to view, purchase and book your classes TODAY Follow us on social media to find out when our next FREE ‘Come & Try Sessions’ are to experience our classes before joining.

Darby’s Paints have a strong female workforce. Darby’s technical sales representative, Sophie Lewis, is also a painter, whose talents have seen her become a finalist in the Women in Collision Paint & Panel Australasian category.

STARTING her career in the paint industry as a delivery driver at age 23, Darby’s Paints Shepparton manager, Megan Brown, has seen expectations rapidly change.

From minor paint repairs to full restoration of your beloved vehicle, Darby’s Paints are your partner in refinishing needs. Head into Darby’s Paints, located at 12 Campbell Street, Shepparton. Call 5821 0111 or visit www.darbyspaints.com.au/ more. Street,

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“Any feedback I get about female painters is that they’re quite often the best in the bunch. I think that comes down to attention to detail and girls being fussier, but it works and they generally nail it!”

Shepparton • Ph: 5821 0111 • darbyspaints.com.au Mon – Fri 8.30am – 5.00pm Sat 9am – 12 noon THINKTHINKPAINT...DARBY’S Paint and panel beating equipment  Custom mixed paint  From aerosol to 20lt  40 different brands of auto body supplies & products  Exceptional customer service & technical knowledge  A trained & experienced team  From a minor repair to a full restoration of your ultimate car or bike. Darby’s is your total automotive reﬁnishing store! SUPPLIERS TO THE AUTO INDUSTRY 40OVERFORYEARS

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Gender has nothing over experience. Megan, and other women in the industry, have a special superpower though. Research into how genders see colour shows several differences, with female respondents showing they are more adept at distinguishing between subtle gradations then men.

“A long time ago, even though I’d been at the Geelong site for several years, we would still get that older generation of men that would look past you for a male. They’d blatantly say, ‘Is there a guy who can serve me?’” recalls Megan. “Our boss has always fiercely defended us girls. He’d come out and tell them, ‘Well, ask her a question. If she doesn’t know the answer, she’ll get you the answer.”

“This wasn’t something I pictured myself doing, but I really enjoy it. I enjoy the banter with the regulars. I think if you were someone who took yourself too seriously, you wouldn’t last too long in a trade, guy or girl,” says Megan.

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“Our motto is, ‘teamwork is dreamwork,’” enthuses retail manager, Leah Dore before adding, “We thrive on giving that extra TLC, I feel like we’ve got that down pat.”

In wholehearted agreement, dispensary technicians Tracey Brassil and Kellie Birang state, “Our customers are like an extension of family, that’s why they keep coming back. They can feel that we are a team, and we are here to do as much as we can for them.”

The theme of family also encompasses the youngest member of the team, Sienna Tsorbaris, who aptly states, “I love it! I look up to all the staff, because I am the youngest. They have all helped me out so much in my study and in my role, they’re like my second family.”

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STEPPING into Reid’s pharmacy you are, without exception, greeted by warm, affable staff who are genuinely interested in providing personalised, holistic care. More than exceptional customer service, the all-female team of health professionals present as a united front, passionate about getting to know you and your health requirements in order to deliver comprehensive care. Knowing that exemplary customer care starts with a happy and supportive team, business owners and pharmacists, Kate Boswell and Leticia Keady state, “We want to help people. We want to have an impact on our customer’s (and employees) lives, so we really put an emphasis on knowing them because when you know them, you care for them.”

Harmoniously effusive about their workplace, the highly qualified staff bring many years of experience, but it is the joy of camaraderie that resonates.

OUR CUSTOMERS ARE AN care and service that goes over and beyond... From left, Sienna Tsorbaris, Kellie Birang, Kate Boswell, Leticia Keady, Joanne Boschetti, Tracey Brassil and Leah Dore Photo: Kelly Carmody

LEADERS

SINCE the inception of Lush Skin & Laser Clinic in 2016, Cat Armstrong has been at the forefront with innovative, world leading technologies and clinically proven skincare products, offering treatments that are unique to Shepparton. With a strong focus on delivering the very best aesthetic services to the Shepperton area, Lush Skin & Laser Clinic is also host to one of Melbourne’s top cosmetic physicians, Doctor Niki Talic. Doctor Niki Talic provides advanced cosmetic injectables treatments such as dermal fillers and antiwrinkle injections, focusing on providing expert service and achieving natural looking results.

“Never stop investing in yourself and striving to continuously scale and develop your business so you may provide your clients with an exemplary level of service,” said Cat.

LOCAL IN world-class SKIN TREATMENTS

“We have a passion for researching medical-grade technologies and skin solutions and continuous education and training in these areas. We are knowledgeable, have a real passion for what we do, and our clients trust us,” said Lush Skin & Laser Clinic director, Cat Armstrong.

At Lush Skin & Laser Clinic, its’s all about the client journey. The moment a client walks through the clinic doors, they are taken care of by our professional team. Their goal is to deliver the best results they possibly can and to educate their clients on how to achieve the best results long term. They commence the client journey with an in-depth consultation to determine and address any concerns and advise of the best treatment plan to deliver on results.

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Lush Skin & Laser Clinic upholds the highest of safety standards and is committed to providing clients with the highest standard of service. Cat attributes her success in the industry to always standing true to her vision and always striving for excellence and innovation. Cat believes integrity is key to attracting the right people to one’s business.

world leading technologies and clinically proven skincare products to help all their clients achieve their skin goals. Cat Armstrong brings clinically proven treatments and products to Shepparton, negating the need to travel to Melbourne.

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With a holistic approach to skin health, and a combination of expert advice, laser technologies, skincare, and treatments, each client is guided to achieve their dream skin. At Lush Skin & Laser Clinic, the aim is to empower clients to take control of their skin health and how they feel about themselves.

Haxhije (Hajea) Cox, co-owner of Total Tools Shepparton, works behind the scenes in administration, all the while supporting staff on the floor and empowering staff from the sidelines.

EVOLVING INDUSTRIES SEEexpanding possibilities GIRL POWER...

The local businesswoman and mother-of-three says that she has always been supported in her career. As a business owner, Hajea works to ensure other women have the tools to succeed as a female in a male dominant retail industry.

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OUR region is fortunate to have many inspiring women, who live locally and work to support key industries here. As an area with a rich history and strongholds in the farming, transport, manufacturing and more, the Goulburn Valley is comprised of many ‘male dominated’ industries where women are well-represented and supported to build a career.

“I am thrilled to see more women joining trades and purchasing tools for themselves – It’s great!”

For Father’s Day, Total Tools Shepparton are having a special sale on essential gifts for Dad. For savings, great product and gift advice, head to 46-52 Benalla Rd, Shepparton. Total SheppartonTools team members

“Our team are knowledgeable and no stranger to our products or the leading brands we stock. All staff, both male and female, come from agricultural, trade and construction or mechanical sectors,” said Hajea. Total Tools Shepparton find a great sense of achievement by empowering employees, including females and people from diverse backgrounds, and by offering equal opportunities across the board.

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“I am proud to be the owner of a Local business that employs locals from a diverse background and employing many females in a male-dominated industry.”

SHEPPARTON - 46-52 Benalla Road Ph: 5821 6400 Email: shepparton@totaltools.com.auLOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED GET IT NOW – PAY LATER WITH WE’RE PROUD TO SEE THE NUMBER OF WOMEN INCREASING ON JOBSITES AND WITHIN OUR STORES SHEPPARTON - 46-52 Benalla Road Ph: 5821 6400 Email: shepparton@totaltools.com.auLOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED GET IT NOW – PAY LATER WITH CELEBRATINGWOMENINTRADES WE’RE PROUD TO SEE THE NUMBER OF WOMEN INCREASING ON JOBSITES AND WITHIN OUR STORES SHEPPARTON 46-52 Benalla Road CELEBRATINGWOMENINTRADES WE’RE PROUD TO SEE THE NUMBER OF WOMEN INCREASING ON JOBSITES AND WITHIN OUR STORES

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THROUGH the eyes of experience, creating a happy clientele and workforce is about getting the balance between what’s required and what’s negotiable right. have extensive legislative and regulatory knowledge, specialised computer skills for modelling and presentation along with exemplary service acumen.

The Adviser. Australia No.1:1625 Wednesday, August 24, 2022 – Page 33 BUILDING A balanced workforce FOUNDATIONS FOR A STRONG AND HAPPY TEAM.. From left, senior designers Melissa McCoy and Nicole Enright, draftsperson Bridget Saunders, senior designer Caolynne Parkinson, thermal performance assessor Jacqui Lamont and draftsperson Chantchu Bandara. Photo: Kelly Carmody

first child to now, there has been a lot of change, but now it’s more flexible and this is true for the men in the office as well.”

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“Gagliardi Scott Real Estate has always been supportive of all the women in our many and varied roles,” said Nicole Gapes, who works in accounts administration. “As a female, we can offer a supportive and understanding relationship to our clients whether it be finding them their forever home or rental,” said Nicole.

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“Starting from a receptionist and working up to be a property manager, like myself, can sometimes deliver better outcomes because you know how everything works and it helps you to understand the industry more comprehensively,” said property manager, Natalie Ryan. GSRE are regarded as a market leader in real estate, with offices in Shepparton and Numurkah and a pool of well-informed, personable and professional staff.

1800 SHEPPARTON AND NUMURKAH’S LEADING REAL ESTATE TEAM PROPERTYCOMMERCIALMANAGEMENT TEAM PROPERTYRESIDENTIALMANAGEMENT TEAM MEET THE GOULBURN VALLEYS PROPERTYLEADINGTEAMS With many years of combined experience in the Real Estate field, let our ladies guide you through the process with our expert knowledge and ease. GOOD PEOPLE GREAT RESULTS

“We have a lot of diversity within the company and our directors set a great example of treating all staff members equally and giving us great opportunities to continue to grow and learn,” said property manager, Paris Morgan. Like much of the GSRE team, her proudest achievements professionally have been stepping into the role and forming strong bonds with tenants and landlords, and continuously expanding GSRE’s growing portfolio.

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DEMAND for local properties and commercial real estate are in the right hands at Gagliardi Scott Real Estate (GSRE) with their dynamic team who have a wealth of experience.

With the likes of Kelli Ritchie, former director of SMR Legal and current commercial property manager, and senior sales executive Jody Liversidge who has more than 20 years’ experience selling homes, not only are customers’ needs well cared for, but so are their emerging female staff members. Call into Gagliardi Scott Real Estate at 182 High Street Shepparton or call the team at (03) 5831 1800. Real Estate administration Gagliardi, Accounts administration Gapes, receptionist Amy Mason. Photo: Deanne Jeffers. 5831

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STAGED HOMES SELL

Michelle Slot, director and owner of Mulberry Lane Property Styling is on a mission to educate how vendors can enhance and achieve the best possible outcome when selling property across the Goulburn Valley and Northeast Victoria. Already successful in paving the way after starting her business three years ago, her aim is to continue to show that styling your property for sale makes it easier for buyers to visualise their future home. A recent survey showed that 86 percent of potential buyers use online platforms as their main tool to search for properties.

Ideally the applicant should have an interior design qualification with computer skills, an eye for detail, team oriented and would love to travel visiting and styling an assortment of beautiful homes all across Northeast Victoria. To design your next career move and join their team, or for a free quote, please call 0408 088 681 or visit mulberrylanepropertystyling.com.au/www.

STAGED HOMES SELL

Mulberry Lane Property Styling is Expanding!

RE-THINKING how you present your property for sale matters, as first impression count!

GRAND DESIGNS... Michelle Slot, owner and director of Mulberry Lane Property Styling currently has openings in her team for stylists and interior designers. Photo: Supplied.

Mulberry Lane Property Styling helps your home reach its full sales potential with enhanced interior design services.

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First impressions are vital when selling your property! Due to high demand for Michelle’s expertise, Mulberry Lane is growing exponentially now providing Interior Design and Make-over services. So if you are creative, have some interior design qualifications, and are computer savvy then Michelle would love to hear from you.

FASTER AND FOR A BETTER PRICE

Mulberry Lane currently has openings for interior designers and stylists to join their team as they are expanding exponentially.

FASTER AND FOR A BETTER PRICE

First impressions are vital when selling your home.

First impressions are vital when selling your home. Mulberry Lane Property Styling helps your home reach its full sales potential with enhanced interior design services.

"Standing out from the hundreds of other listings online means your home can quickly generate interest, which turns into traction" (LJ Hooker, 2020).

With Michelle's keen eye for design, psychology and interior design qualifications plus years of experience, set the stage for change in the real estate industry.

Mulberry Lane Property Styling provides a range of services including interior design, make-overs and property styling.

"I adore what I do and am very passionate about helping people through this process. There is a lot of hard work and emotion in selling a property and sometimes it can be overwhelming. Our mission is to take that stress away - right down to the last detail" says Michelle.

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Kasey Sullivan is a second-year apprentice metal fabrication worker and is about to enter a state competition where she has six hours to create a model of a sand roller. Metal work has been a passion of Kasey’s ever since school, and she’s always been a practical learner who enjoys hands-on work. “My mum is a registered builder, so I always thought I’d pursue a career in that or metal work. I enjoy the creative aspects of my job and encourage any other young women who have a passion in something, even if it’s in a male dominated industry, to give it a crack.” Sharon Law has made a career change in addition to running her own metal work business, Toolamba Metal Works. Currently she is working in the Feedtech division of Trevaskis assembling livestock feeders. “I’ve just turned 57 and have been with Trevaskis Engineering for only a few weeks. I am so grateful that they gave me a chance to change my career path at this stage of my life. You’re never too old to try something new,” said Sharon.

OF A MALE DOMINATED INDUSTRY

“I have never met another female estimator before. It’s such an interesting role, every day is different and every day I am quoting something new,” said Kate. “I’m definitely met with surprise when new clients ask to speak with me, they are likely expecting a male. I love my job however and have been doing it for a number of years, so any initial hesitation quickly dissipates once start working through their enquiry.”

At the forefront

Kate Gow is about to celebrate her 20th year with Trevaskis Engineering. Initially beginning her career as a receptionist, Kate is now an Engineering estimator, and has been doing so for the last eight years.

Your Sold real estate at 187 Corio Street in Shepparton, has an exceptional team of women, led by office manager Rachael Seach who, with partner Rod, has grown the team over the past 11 years, while maintaining a strong focus on exceptional customer service. With 22 years of experience, top 5 agent of the year (ratemyagent.com), Helen Tracy, leads a team of women who not only understand the enormity of finding and leasing property but also the emotional rollercoaster it can often entail, as Helen says, “I love working with people, particularly first home buyers making that first big purchase... obviously, when you are working with large sums of money there’s a lot of emotion attached. I love the nurturing side of my job.”

Your home is your castle, so when it comes to purchasing or renting a home, you deserve an exceptional real estate agency, one that provides an extra layer of service and understanding.

Jazzmin Turco has been with the company for five years and her passion for her job comes from a lifetime of spending time on farms and always fixing things. “I thought why not forge a career doing what I enjoy instead of it just being a hobby. People are surprised when I tell them what I do, but I’d advise any other women reading this to not be intimidated by maledominated industries, especially if you have the drive and passion,” said Jazzmin.

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In addition to exemplary client service, Hailey Wright, property management assistant and Tara Seach, administration officer, acknowledge mentorship and camaraderie as being beneficial to the allfemale team, as Hailey states, “It’s a very supportive environment, we’re always there for each other,” while Tara concludes, “I definitely feel mentored...It’s good to wake up in the morning and know that you’re coming here to a good team.”

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ENGINEERING and metal fabrication are undoubtedly male-dominated industries. Local metal fabrication firm, Trevaskis Engineering, is proving however that gender has no influence on one’s ability to forge a career in any industry and achieve great success. Several team members, all undertaking differing roles, detail how Trevaskis Engineering is a supportive and inclusive environment which fosters career development for all.

Professionalism & service YOU can trust! 5831 6633 187 Corio Street, www.yoursoldrealestate.com.aurentals@yoursoldrealestate.com.auShepparton YOUR SOLD real estate Buying a property is one of the biggest assets a person can take on, so it’s important to ensure your preferred real estate agent will endeavour to match the right property to your needs. Contact our well respected and professional team today for your free appraisal. Engineering & Design Feedtech Feeding Systems Laser ManufacturingCuttingengineersthatdeliver INSPIRATIONAL WOMEN CELEB R OURATING 16/18 Edgar St, Tatura | (03) 5824 1466 sales@treveng.com.au | www.treveng.com.au

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For property manager, Rebecca Baker, the unique quality of the team brings not only requisite respect for all clients but timely empathy, as she says, “We look after both our tenants and our landlords with respect... I find females just have that little more empathy but we’re strong where we need to be.”

From assistance understanding NDIS to a range of programs to support your goals, 360 HM is here to help. Visit them at 20 North Street or find more information online at https://360healthmanagement. com.au/, or by calling (03) 5814 5118.

“We love making a difference for those in the disability community, by showing kindness and respect at all times.”

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Led by Belinda Davies, a behavioural practitioner who has worked in community services for five years, she adapted her business in Shepparton to support the gap within the disability sector.

360 HM has grown to employ more than 30 staff members locally, many of them female, that bring a range of skills to the team, as well as compassion to support participants and their family. The size of their network and team enables them to provide the best care and most tailored approach to NDIS services. Belinda said, “We assist real people achieve their goals through achievable person-centred supports.”

A local business lead by a great team helping you improve quality of life, friendships & connections

PARTICIPANTS drive the team’s passion at 360 Health Management (360 HM). From coordination, administration, to delivery of services.

Imagine being fully supported to enjoy life again and feeling connected to you community. No waiting list, just contact us and start enjoying the freedoms you deserve.

“After 15 years assisting corporate business improve their health and wellbeing, I felt it was time to help the most vulnerable in our community really start to achieve the quality of life they deserve,” Belinda said. “I want to make a difference for those in the disability community, by showing everyone kindness and respect at all times.”

360 Health Management is your trusted local registered NDIS provider, we have a full range of services, which includes, behavioural services, recovery coaching and support coordination.

Your first step to a better life. 20 North St Shepparton Ph: 5814 www.360healthmanagement.com.au5118

The Flamingo Project, an organisation opening doors for local women. Photo: Supplied

YOURSELF

THE many achievements in business by local women cannot be acknowledged without mentioning Finny’s Manchester, a success story of fine service for over 33 years. Shepparton’s Finny’s Manchester is an institution that has sustained throughout the challenges of the recession ‘we had to have’ in the early 1990s, the Global Financial Crisis which began in 2007, and more recently, the COVID-19 pandemic. Extraordinarily, Finny’s Manchester continues to look after 100s of customers week in, week out both in Shepparton and Bendigo. What underpins their lasting success, in addition to hard work, are two generations of Finns working at the business and a formidable team of females who continue their steadfast service. Combining over 100 years of exemplary customer service are Anne Finn, with 33 years of service; Tina Sicali (Finn) with 33 years; Shirley, with 25 years' service, Tara, with 15 years' service, and Darielle, nine years' service.

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NEW HEALTH HUB FOR SHEPPARTON IS A WIN FOR WOMEN’S HEALTH SO IMPORTANT... Women’s health hub coming to Shepparton Photo: Supplied behind the little store with the big savingsMeet the girls For fabulous deals on manchester Call in and see the team at manchester 136 High Street, Shepparton 5831 2592 Mon to Fri 10am - 5pm Sat 9am - 12pm Combining over 100 years service at Finny’s Manchester are from left Tara (15yrs), Shirley (25yrs), Tina (33yrs), Anne (33yrs) and Darielle (9yrs).

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By Natasha Fujimoto COMMUNITY is only as strong as the connectivity of its people. When doors are open, allowing the twoway passage of knowledge and experience, the entire community is well positioned to feel the benefits.

GREAT news for women’s health was recently announced by the Victorian Government. Shepparton is to receive a new sexual and reproductive healthcare hub, providing access to information and services on all forms of contraception, pregnancy options and sexual health. The hub will also provide a range of vital services including facilitating diagnosis and management of polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), menopause and endometriosis, and promoting local access to cervical screening and Breast Screen Service. Based on current demand and availability, the new hub in Shepparton is one of three new hubs announced for the state, bringing the number in total to eleven, while new funding will also extend the operating hours and scope of services at existent hubs.

Discovering an abundance of generous women in the community who are willing to share their experience and expertise, Neha says, “It’s not a bible that you can just open and say, ‘this is my solution,’ but it does give you that advantage of getting to know somebody outside your normal life- using their expertise, experience and building yourself through their eyes. It’s a two-way connection, the mentee learns and the mentor gains fresh perspective.”

Minister for Health, Mary-Anne Thomas said, “Victorian women deserve access to quality sexual and reproductive healthcare regardless of where they live. The new hub in Shepparton, Morewell and Warrnambool is about ensuring regional women can get the care they need close to home.”

The team are proof that selling a broad range of quality manchester, alongside the provision of great customer experience, sets you up to shelter through the storm.

Born out of frustration with the formality of seeking expertise from professionals in the region, Neha Samar dreamed to life The Flamingo Project, and has since connected many women through practical mentorship. By brokering introductions between professional women and those who want practical, nuanced insight into potential career paths (and/or fields of interest), the mentors and mentees have not only found success but rewarding friendships.

FOUR GENERATIONS OF MANCHESTER…FINNY’S Strong family bonds are the backbone of Finny’s Manchester and a key to their great success. Pictured from back is Zoe Sicali, Tina Sicali and in front, Anne Finn and Aileen Hendy (deceased). Photo: Steve Hutcheson.

Neha Samar dreamed to life

The new hub in Shepparton will ensure that women in the region will have access to early diagnosis of chronic conditions such as endometriosis that affect sexual function and enjoyment, fertility and overall reproductive health, which is critical to better long-term outcomes.

Finny’s Manchester is ‘the little store, with big savings and the team’s strong family bond deserves recognition and credit in a time where retail has faced unprecedented challenges. Heading up the Shepparton business is Anne and her daughter Tina, with Ray the owner and namesake of Finny’s Manchester overseeing the buying of stock, storage and logistics. Finny’s Manchester is located at 136 High Street Shepparton. Phone 5831 2592 and also in Bendigo at 81 High Street Bendigo (next to McDonalds) Phone 0457396320. Visit them in-store for regular sales, ridiculous savings and quality manchester.

In conjunction with building meaningful and productive relationships, the Flamingo Project practically assists mentees with field specific interview techniques, resume writing and developing career direction. With many women stepping forward to volunteer their time, Neha states, “It’s about looking into ourselves as women in the community and saying that I am sharing the stage with someone else.” You can find out more about this progressive initiative at https://theflamingoproject.com.au/

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“Martin and I work together to raise our children and maintain the reputation our store upholds that we have worked so hard to achieve,” explained Emma. We have a system in place, one week I’m mostly in the store then the next it’s Martin’s turn, so we both have the chance to spend quality time with the kids. Family is so important to us, and this is a routine that works for our business and lifestyle.”

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KRUEGER’S Nothing but the best at your specialistssmallgoodsExtensiverangetocaterforallyour weekday dinners, BBQ’s, weekend get-togethers & special celebrations 22 Colliver Rd, Shepparton Ph: 5821 5414 krugers nemeats@gmail.com FREE KRANSKY • CHORIZO • COCKTAILS • KABANA • KASSLER • SAVELOY • PASTRAMI ROAST PORK • MORTADELLA • VIRGINIAN HAM • HAM ON THE BONE • PRAGER HAM Proudly o ering the nest selection of quality meats & smallgoods premise.traditionallymadeandon

AS one of the longest-standing independent butchers in Shepparton, Krueger’s Fine Meats and Smallgoods have cemented their reputation as the go-to for local foodies with their premium products and specialty items.

“There’s so much background knowledge to be learned in real estate before stepping into a sales position,” said Bonnie. “Wanting to learn it all as well as wanting to understand it is an essential element,” said Janelle. “Because without the fundamentals and the drive, you don’t pick up on those fine, nuanced elements that make a world of difference when you’re working with people. "You have to be a self-starter, because people don’t just come in and give you a house to sell.”

Find us @puppaandgaehlrealestate Free Appraisal Puppa & Gaehl offer a free, property appraisal and provide you with a property valuation estimate. puppaandgaehlrealestate.com.au(03)5814 3588

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RUNNING a successful business takes determination, perseverance and courage. Janelle Puppa and Bonnie Gaehl, co-directors of Puppa & Gaehl Real Estate, have grown their agency to three locations in regional Victoria, most recently to the growing town of Tatura.

Krueger’s Fine Meats and Smallgoods are all about excellent quality over quantity, and Emma has a message for other women thinking of taking a leap and starting a business specialising in something they are passionate about. “Starting a business can be daunting but don’t hesitate, if you are passionate about something, go for it!”

The team is led by married owners Emma and Martin Krueger who have proudly operated the business for the last 14 years. Over a decade on, and the pair are committed to continuing to deliver the pristine quality the local butcher is known for. They are a prime example of how teamwork and a drive to succeed can afford business owners the seemingly elusive work/life balance.

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A MEATY CAREER... Krueger’s Fine Meats and Smallgoods have cemented their reputation as the go-to for local foodies with their premium products and specialty items. The team is led by married owners Emma and Martin Krueger who have proudly operated the business for the last 14 years.

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View Puppa & Gaehl’s listed properties online at www.puppaandgaehlrealestate. com.au/ or call into their modern office in Tatura, located at 40 Hogan Street or call them on 5814 3588.

“I am proud of what we have achieved. Firstly, Janelle has an excellent business in Seymour. We then opened in Nagambie in 2019 and now Tatura. We are proud of the service we offer to both our vendors and buyers,” said Bonnie.

Patience, passion and a keen desire to learn all the ins and outs of realty are the keys to Janelle and Bonnie’s success.

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ACTIVE Spine Centre places a strong emphasis on maximising one’s health through better brain-body connections. With everyone living such fast-paced lives, a focus on a holistic approach to one’s health is imperative, especially to women who often bear the brunt of the mental load and often don’t prioritise their health. While the whole team at Active Spine Centre care about the health of women and everyone in general, three members of the team have a keen interest in women-centric health issues.

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Dr Julia is a graduate of RMIT University with a double degree in Health Science and Applied Science (Chiropractic). “I enjoy encouraging others to take an active role in improving their wellbeing. Spinal health and its impact on greater health is such an important message,” explained Julia.

THERE are many inspirational women in the Goulburn Valley, who live locally and work in the many great businesses that make our region a wonderful place to live. A Shepparton institution, GV Hotel general manager, Margie, has managed the hotel for 38 years and loves the opportunities the hospitality industry affords women.

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WE CAN OPEN 7 DAYS Providing you with a delicious menu and plenty of space for your next function. Let the GV Hotel cater to all your hospitality needs from our delicious bistro menu to our fantastic 5 function rooms, mates rates Friday and relaxed atmosphere! COURTESY BUS NOW AVAILABLEBUS SHEPPARTON SHOP 5, 440-452 WYNDHAM ST PH: 5831 2934 NAGAMBIE SHOP 3, 259-263 HIGH ST PH: 5794 2537 SEYMOUR SHOP 3, 115 ANZAC AVE PH: 5741 9622 www.activespinecentre.com.au WHEN YOUR SPINE NEEDS A HERO WE HAVE YOUR BACK COME SEE PROFESSIONALSOUR DR JEN NATUROPATHRACHELCHIROPRACTORBARKERHAVILLDR JULIA CHIROPRACTORBIANCO Chiropractic RemedialTherapyMassage Naturopath

"This industry allows workers a chance to take breaks for personal and professional development, I'm back now but it was really great to study something different and have that added to my skill set," said Michelle. For your next function, group booking or lunch or dinner out, contact the GV Hotel on 5821 9822 and visit them at 223 High Street, Shepparton. - 2.30pm

Rachel is a new member of the Active Spine team and graduated with distinction from Endeavour College of Natural Health with a BA of Health Science (Naturopathy). She believes Naturopathy is not about a quick fix, but a lifelong change. “I believe in the importance of collaboration between western and different complementary medicine practitioners to create the best outcome for our patients.” Dr Black has grown the centre to three locations, Shepparton, Seymour and Nagambie. The Shepparton branch is located at The Butter Factory Complex. The team can be contacted on 5831 2934, on Facebook and through their website www.activespinecentre.com.au.

"I am beyond grateful for everyone's support. This is my first foray into the hospitality industry, and I really enjoy it. Every day is different," said Wendy. Michelle Swanson is a junior manager and praises the benefits of working for such an understanding employer. Michelle is refreshingly open about her mental health battles and took a hiatus from the hospitality industry to study a diploma of beauty therapy.

Dr Jen has completed a Masters of Clinical Chiropractic and is a member of the Chiropractors’ Association of Australia. Graduating in 2009 from RMIT Bundoora, she was presented with an ‘Excellence in Chiropractic Science’ award. “I really enjoy treating patients of all ages. I am passionate about advocating the potential benefits of chiropractic care and the overall health benefits taking care of one’s spine brings,” said Dr Jen.

"Because that's the thing about hospitality, there's such a full range of jobs and you can travel with it. If you can work behind a bar and you can carry a conversation, you'll get a job anywhere," said Margie. Bistro supervisor Wendy McDonald, has worked with the team for 14 months in total and is a breast cancer survivor. She commends Margie and the rest of the staff for being so supportive and understanding during her journey.

Dr Julia has particular interest in the benefits of chiropractic care during pregnancy, and in managing neck pain, headaches and migraines.

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How to apply If you’re wanting to be part of a friendly, fun and supportive team then apply today! All applications must be lodged online at www.redhs.com.au. Enquiries to Vicki Winwood (03) 5484 4452. CLASSIFIEDS T 03 58 32 8989 W www.sheppadviser.com .auorganisationShepparton(NEGOFULLHANDYMANGARDENER/TIME/PARTTIMETIABLE)Villagesisanot-for-proﬁtwhosemissionistoenrichthelivesofthepeopleinourcare.TheRole We are currently seeking a Gardener/ Handyman with a passion for groundskeeping to take up a full time role, primarily located at Rodney Park, Mooroopna. Copies of the Position Description may be obtained from our HR Support team on 03 5832 0800 shouldnamesincludingtoIfrecruitment@sheppvillages.com.auoryoubelieveyouhavewhatittakesjoinourteam,yourapplicationcurriculumvitaeandtheoftwoprofessionalrefereesbeforwardedto: Recruitment Shepparton Villages Box 203, SHEPPARTON VIC 3630 or email recruitment@sheppvillages.com.au Applications close 4th September 2022 St Mary’s College Seymour College Accountant the start of Term 4 2022 St Mary’s College is returning to Year 11 in 2024 and Year 12 in 2025 The College Accountant is a member of the Business Services and Compliance team and is responsible for all • principles •••••Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) user experience Southern end of the Goulburn Valley in the Mitchell Shire banks of the Goulburn River; 2 minutes from the Hume the Great Victorian Rail Trail, gourmet fair and scenic Please refer to for the role contact the Director, Business Services and Compliance, Principal, Mr Wayne Smith at employment@smseymour catholic.edu.au by St Mary’s College promotes the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of all children. JOB VACANCIES EXPERIENCED OPERATORS TRUCKLABOURERSDRIVERS Bild Group currently has the following vacancies and opportunities for people looking for new challenges across the Civil Infrastructure Industry working on regional projects across Victoria. • HROperators/HCTruck Drivers Labourers The right candidate will have a good work ethic, a hunger to be a part of a strong team and strong commitment to safety and quality Requirements: Report to the Moama depot •Work away from home “Monday to Friday” •Availability to work reasonable overtime, including occasional weekends Please register your interest for the above roles by contacting Des Smith 0428 511 587 or email resume to des.smith@bild.group RETAIL S POSITIONALES We are looking for an enthusiastic, full time sales person to join our team. You must love the outdoor s and have a love for providing great customer service. If this sounds lik e you, please email your resume to Bernie at shepparton@aussiedisposals.com.au TRUCK WASHER/ WASHBAYMondayATTENDANTtoFriday Experience Preferred - Training Provided CONTACT FRANK 0418 599 347 EMPLOYMENT 5832 89 89 @s heppar tonadvise r. com.au .sheppar tonadvise r. com.au CLASSIFIED LOCA L OPPORTUN ITIE S

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YOU’RE IN... Children aged ﬁ ve to eight have the opportunity to try cricket for free at two workshops happening at Princess Park on Monday, August 29 and Saturday, September 10. Photo: Supplied.

Tip: Euroa.

The stakes are huge for these two teams as they look to sure up a top two finish. For the Lions even if they get beaten by United, they will finish in the top two unless they suffer a big defeat which in turn impacts their final percentage. While Shepparton United could still remain in third spot if loses, but there is a chance it could drop to fourth on the table if Echuca can win and then bridge the percentage gap. I expect the Demons to come out breathing fire and if they can play four strong quarters, I can see them sneaking home in a thriller.

KYABRAM V SHEPPARTON SWANS Kyabram and Shepparton Swans will be looking to finish their seasons with a win. Both teams are unable to qualify for the finals, but will be looking to make it two wins on the bounce to end 2022.I think Kyabram might be able to get the win in a tight contest. Tip: Kyabram.

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MOOROOPNA V ECHUCA Mooroopna will be eager to win and protect its place in the top two when it welcomes Echuca today in what was looms as another finals-type contest.The Cats were outstanding in getting past Euroa last weekend while the visitors were brilliant in inflicting defeat on Shepparton United. This promises to be a ripper contest and I am going to go with the home team to win in a thriller. Tip: Mooroopna.

ROCHESTER V SHEPPARTON Shepparton will be looking to end its home and away season with a win when it goes on the road to Rochester. The Tigers are done for 2022 after suffering a narrow loss to the Swans and the Bears getting the job done against Benalla in a two-goal thriller. I think the Tigers will push the Bears all the way, but it will be the visitors in front at the final whistle. Tip: Shepparton 18 by Sam Saracino OF JOINCOACHESTHEPIES

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“We just want kids to come down and have fun. For some, it could be the first time they have played cricket and others could be returning to the sport,” said Shepparton Youth Cricket Club United CC (SYCUCC) junior coordinator, Steve Pinnuck.“Cricket is a great sport to make new friends and to stay active. We’re one of the few local clubs with a senior ladies team, and we are working to build upon pathways for women to continue in the sport.”There are two come and try days happening Monday, August 29 from 4.15pm, and again on Saturday, September 10 from 1pm, at the John Riordan Oval Princess Park, Shepparton. No equipment is required, and you are welcome to have a go at both sessions. Information about pre-season registration will be available at the events or call Steve for more info on 0419 876 087.

LOCAL cricket clubs are gearing up for a cracker season. Before the action gets underway, children aged five to eight are welcome to try the sport at a free at Princess Park this month.

Tip: Shepparton United. BENALLA V EUROA Euroa will play finals which is a fantastic achievement and it will be looking to fine tune its game ahead of an elimination final. The Pies were strengthened by the return of playing coach Ellie Warnock and key defender Bridget Hill last weekend and them playing another game which hold them in good stead for the intensity of a final a week later. It will be close, but I am going for the Pies to take winning form into the finals.

SHEPPARTON UNITED V SEYMOUR

These two teams will be looking to go into the summer with a win when their season officially ends after round 18. Tatura has won the one game this season and Mansfield is yet to taste success in 2022. Steph Smith-Gorrie and Elsie Boyer were Tatura’s two standouts in their loss to Seymour last weekend. If they can again lead the way, then the Bulldogs should claim the win. Tip: Tatura.

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ROCHESTER SHEPPARTONV Rochester will be looking to ensure it wins to sew-up its place in the finals. They can still miss out if they lost and any results went against them. The key to them doing that will be Jayden Dhosi, Jed Warrin, Jordan McGregor, Lachlan Rumbiolo and Tyler Larkin.But with the Tigers having so much to play for they should win to qualify for the September action.

Tip: Rochester

FINALS FEVER... Echuca and Shepparton United went head to head last week with Echuca winning against Shepparton United by a comfortable margin. Photo: Will Adams

MOOROOPNA V ECHUCA Mooroopna is in danger of slipping out of the top six if it can’t overcome premiership favourite Echuca at home today. The Murray Bombers win, meaning the Cats will most likely drop out of the top six. Tip: Echuca.

BENALLA V EUROA Euroa will be looking to round of its home and away season and sew-up third spot on the ladder when it makes the short trip down the road to Benalla. The Pies come into the contest in good form having knocked over Mooroopna at home, while the Saints were beaten by Shepparton last Sunday. Tip: Euroa.

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TATURA V MANSFIELD Mansfield will be on a mission to round out what has been a fantastic home-andaway season when it takes on Tatura. The Eagles have been in strong form of late, scoring two important wins over Mooroopna and Kyabram in the past fortnight to put themselves in the box seat to win the all-important double chance. Tip: Mansfield.

KYABRAM SHEPPARTONV SWANS This is a danger game for the sixth placed Kyabram. In the end, I think the Bombers have too much to play for and should win. And, they will have to wait for other results to drop to see if they have kept their place in the top six. Tip: Kyabram.

Seymour Football club has it all to play when it comes to the home football to take on the bottom of the ladder Shepparton United. The Lions must win and then wait to see how other results fall to see if it jumps into the top six. I think, the Lions get the job comfortably and I do believe they will qualify for the September action. Tip: Seymour.

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