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Characters come to life at St Anne’s College during book week
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“Enjoying books is a lifelong skill of being able to read, but also as a hobby or an interest reading allows you to get lost in a story, and that is something you can do no matter what age you are.”
THE Cat in the Hat is up to his tricks while Hermione casts a spell. Wally is lost, Matilda has been stolen and the Dalmatians are missing as well. Suspicions are roused and ears are pricked but all eyes fall on Cruella de Vil. Book Week has been bringing children and stories together all-round Australia since 1945, and from Aug 20-Aug 26, the School of Wonder students at St Anne’s College have been no exception. Beginning with a two-week reading challenge, students at the school have dived into books shortlisted by the Children’s Book Council of Australia, for their annual awards, and have explored the fantastical worlds created by some of the country’s best authors and illustrators.
TEENMISSING Police are looking for Craighem, who has been missing since AugustThursday,18,2022. He left his residence in Point Cook around 11am and travelled to the seenCraighemregion.Sheppartonwaslastwearingawhite hoodie, red singlet, white jeans and a black bum bag. Anyone with information is urged to contact Werribee Police on 03 9742 9444 if you know any information about Caighem's whereabouts. TATURA BLUE LIGHT DISCO IS BACK The Blue Light Disco in Tatura will return Friday, September 2, 6-9pm. Victoria Police and the wonderful volunteers are excited to welcome 6-13 year olds for a great time. $8 entry. Rep your footy colours to win prizes. ROUND UP AUGUST 2022 SHEPPARTON Authorised by Wendy Lovell MP, 222 Wyndham Street Shepparton. Funded from Parliamentary Budget Wendy Lovell MP Liberal Member for Northern Victoria Region p: (03) 5821 6668 e: wendy.lovell@parliament.vic.gov.au www.wendylovell.com.au My team and I are here to help you with any State Government issues. Please call or email us if you require any assistance. 1800 809 579 Trusted Family & Business ProtectionBroughtstandbysecurity.com.autoyoubyCCTV • Alarms • Intercoms • Guards • Patrols
SO MANY CHARACTERS, SO MANY STORIES... St Anne’s School of Wonder students dress up for Book Week parade. From left, Lilly Hall, Japji Kaur, Gus L, Charlotte Merkel, Lara Stevens, Zander Corrigan. In front, Aki Fujimoto and Maiya Sulejman Photo: Natasha Fujimoto by in Shepparton
Tickets on sale now ALL nominees of the 2022 White King – Pental Triple M Business Awards, as well as friends, family and the wider community are invited to celebrate 25 years of successful businessTicketsawards.areon sale now for the Business Excellence Awards gala dinner and presentation night, where winners under each category will be named. Tickets are $110 for Chamber members or $120 for non-members. The event is happening at Riverlinks on Friday, October 28. To book, phone Riverlinks on 03 5832 9511. in 202 2 Sponso ed
Energised by story and inspired by their favourite fictional characters, Book Week celebrations culminated at St Anne’s with a colourful dress-up parade.
By Natasha Fujimoto
“We have been doing a lot of reading and the children have had a lot of fun enjoying activities relating to this year’s nominated books,” says Kara McCann, School of Wonder team leader.
“I just love dressing up,” said year 2 student, Aki Fujimoto, brandishing a pirate's hook, “All I want to do is pretend I’m a character from a book I’ve read,” he said with a smile.
By Deanne Jeffers GREATER Shepparton Basketball Association (GSBA) has joined the call for a $60M rebuild of the Shepparton Sports Stadium.Thestadium, which is home to the Shepparton Gators, is missing out on larger tournaments, keen players, and eager fans that are being turned away due to the lack of amenities.“Starting our next season, we’re going to have 1,200 plus registered competitors so far, that’s probably the biggest competition I’ve seen in 40 years,” said Tony Long from the GSBA."At Gators games we’re sending people away because we can’t get them in, we can’t fit them here. “It’s a massive and a great problem to have, but it’s a massive problem. We’ve wanted extra courts for a long time now,” said Mr Long, who said expanding the stadium has been a priority since the year 2000.Federal Coalition candidates pledged $25M during the election, and while Sam Birrell MP won the seat, the Coalition lucked out at the election placing the commitment in Thelimbo.remaining funding for the new $60M Shepparton Sports and Events Centre would be provided by $20M from the Victorian Government and $15M from the council. Mr Birrell invited Shadow Minister for Regional Development, Dr Anne Webster to the stadium last week to call upon the Albanese Government to deliver the funding.
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“My encouragement to the Labor Government is that they step up and fund this facility as we committed to and the Victorian Government also does the same, because our regions thrive when our sporting facilities are appropriate for the enthusiasm that is here and the skills that are here.
RECRUITS... Paramedic recruits Bree Behrsin and Kellycrew.ambulancetherecentlyDalton,paramedicqualifiedBertolus,BrigitteandinterstateSarahwhohavejoinedSheppartonPhoto:Carmody
“We want to keep building our regions and this is one of the best ways to do that,” said Dr Webster. The proposed rebuild would include six courts, a show court that includes a 3,000seat retractable grandstand, new amenities, external works, with room and plans for future growth. Mr Long admitted that the new build would not secure new tournaments for Shepparton, but it would begin to futureproof the stadium’s ageing status.
Renewed call for $60M stadiumbasketballrebuild
LET’S GO... City of Greater Shepparton deputy mayor Cr Anthony Brophy, Gators player Dylan Wilkie, Federal Member for Northern Victoria Sam Birrell with Nationals’ candidate Kim O’Keeffe, Shadow Minister for Regional Development Dr Anne Webster, and Gators player Jordan Michel.
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NINE recruits will be stationed in Shepparton, with a total of 50 recruits rolled out to the Hume region – the largest increase under the graduate program. We met with three bright young women who are among them. “One of the biggest challenges moving out somewhere rural is that you don’t have a friend support system if you’re not from the area,” said 24-year-old graduate paramedic Bree Behrsin. “We’ve been pretty lucky to come to Shepparton, especially Brigitte and I because we did induction together. Having our induction group locally has helped overcomeBrigittethat.”Bertolus, 21-years, is a paramedic graduate born and raised in Shepparton. She said, “Even though I was coming back to where I grew up, a lot of my friends have moved away to go to uni and start lives in other places.” “Every day is different as a paramedic, which is a big part of what drew me to the job. I’m enjoying being in Shepparton and the mix of time here – there are big jobs, but we also have enough time for meal breaks,” said Sarah Dalton, 33-years, who is qualified interstate paramedic recruit fromGraduateMelbourne.paramedics are fully credentialed after one year, after which they continue professional development and education throughout their careers to provide care to the community and to stay safe while doing so.
New recruits relieve pressure on ambulance services
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ON DISPLAY... The historic Bentley pictured at MOVE will celebrate 100 years next month. Photo: Kelly Carmody. THERE are only hours left to register for the 14th annual Dungala Kaiela Oration (DKO), which returns to Yorta Yorta Country for the first time in two years today.This prestigious and influential event is jointly sponsored by the Kaiela Institute (KI) and the University of Melbourne and hosted by the Rumbalara Football Netball Club. It encourages us to create a shared vision for the people of the Goulburn MurrayAudiencesregion.will learn from international educator, Professor Wiremu Doherty, chief executive at Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi, a Maori tertiary organisation in Aotearoa/New Zealand, who will address the important topic of Indigenous knowledges, prosperity and productivity.PaulBriggs OAM, from KI says, “Over the past 13 years, we’ve had fantastic speakers come and contribute to the future of the Goulburn Valley. It started with Dr Carmen Lawrence in 2009, and her speech titled ‘The Prejudice of Good People,’ addressing covert racism with a focus on healthcare.”“Thisyear, it’s timely to have Professor Doherty here, shining a light on the importance of broad knowledge and deep understanding of our cultural identity. The value of our culture is integral to the future of Australian society in order to sustain us,” said Paul. At 4.30pm today the Dungala Kaiela Oration will be presented at Rumbalara Football Club (20 Mercury Drive, Shepparton). A recording will be available on www.kaielainstitute.org.au/ from Monday, September 5. Register your seat now by going to Eventbrite at https://bit.ly/3T6xsVm. For enquiries, contact administration@ kaielainstitute.org.au or phone 0437 762 488.
Paul Briggs OAM from the Kaiela Institute welcomes the return of the Dungala Kaiela Institute to Yorta Yorta Country, happening this afternoon. Photo: Kelly Carmody
Please join us to celebrate the completion of major upgrades at Nagambie, Murchison East and Mooroopna stations.
Nagambie, Murchison East and Mooroopna stations have been upgraded as part of Stage 2 of the Shepparton Line Upgrade, as works continue to enable bigger, more modern VLocity trains to run on the line.
Nagambie Station, Prentice Street, Nagambie Friday 2 4:00pmSeptember,–6:00pm
To celebrate, we’re hosting family-friendly events at each of the stations with free food and entertainment!
ONE of the worlds and Australia’s oldest Bentleys will turn 100 in September, coinciding with a Bentley Drivers Club of Australia trip through the region. Currently on display at MOVE, this magnificent Blue Badge three-litre Bentley is a three-seater Cloverleaf Tourer (still original body) by Lawrence Cutter of Ballarat. It arrived in Australia in September 1922 much to the excitement of its original owner, Oswald Syme (son of David Syme, proprietor of Melbourne’s The Age newspaper).Thenew body was completed in time for him to compete in the RACV 1,000mile Alpine Trial in November 1922. A few weeks later, Oswald Syme recorded the fastest time at the Gap Hill Climb – the first competition win for Bentley in Australia. This rare engine No. 139 four-cylinder scruffy, chassis No. 142, has been on the road most of its life; covering and estimated more than 1M kilometres (725,000 miles). Through September, the Bentley Drivers Club of Australia will visit Northeast Victoria on a Silo Art Tour. They will visit Shepparton on days four-six, where the group will visit MOVE and the 100-yearold Bentley on display, as well as stopping past local delights such as SAM, the Australian Botanic Gardens, the Shepparton Golf Club and more. Don’t miss this historic marvel while it is on display and keep your eyes open September 16-18, for when the Bentleys come to Shepparton.
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Short Stay Unit was also dedicated in 2007 and has benefitted from increased capacity under the redevelopment.In1964,First Constable Ray Denman responded to a call in Numurkah where a resident’s boyfriend was armed with a shotgun and banging on the door of her Knox Street home. Denman attended the call almost immediately, running to the house and approaching Dean Christian whose firearm discharged fatally wounding theAConstable.memorial garden will be installed next to the emergency department, offering patients, visitors and hospital staff with a quiet and reflective space that honours those that lost in the service of our community."Thelives and careers of these men were tragically cut short,” said Rick Nugent, Victoria Police deputy commissioner of regional operations. “We again thank them for their loyal, dedicated and professional service to the VictorianRepresentativescommunity.”ofthe officers’ families were present at the ceremony where new dedication plaques were unveiled for the memorial projects.
Their sacrifice will be remembered
Emergency Department was originally dedicated to Constable Damian Eyre and Constable Steven Tynan in 2007, but has been relocated and expanded upon under to the recent hospital redevelopment.TheRayDenman
By Deanne Jeffers
Emerging from a need over the past two years, the new Emergency Department Isolation Room will provide an important facility for patients who present with symptoms that could possibly be consistent with transmissible conditions. This facility will honour Constable Victor Nelson and Senior Constable Ian Crilly, who died 69 years apart, Nelson in Shepparton and Crilly on the Murray Valley Highway in Corryong.TheEyre-Tynan
POLICE FLAG... The ceremony at the McIntosh Centre included a march in the police flag.
174 MEMBERS of Victoria Police have paid the ultimate price for upholding peace and safety. The Blue Ribbon Foundation commemorates the memory of fallen officers by supporting worthwhile community projects.
The Foundation’s recent donation to GV Health of $250,000 will provide new and improved facilities at the hospital that are dedicated, or re-dedicated, to five officers that hold a local connection.
SPECIAL DEDICATION... Victoria Police deputy commissioner regional operations Rick Nugent, Victoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation Greater Shepparton Branch president Dean Lloyd, and Victoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation chairman David Mann AM KSJ at the plaque unveiling.
REMEMBERED... Families of fallen police officers joined in the unveiling. Pictured is Gail Jenkins, the daughter of First Constable Ray Denman, who was shot and killed while on duty in Numurkah in 1964. Photos: Deanne Jeffers.
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WHAT goes around comes around, is true enough but even better is, kindness is doing what you can, where you are, with what you have.Living up to one of these adages in day-today life is remarkable for any person, but to be a shining example of both, is exceptional. Two people who fit this description are Joe Di Conza and his mother Tina, who own and run the iconic BP Truckstop and service station at 176 Numurkah Road. After sadly losing sister and daughter, Alfina, in 1991 and wanting to give back to the compassionate staff at Goulburn Valley Hospice who cared for her, the Di Conza family decided to donate ongoing fuel to the organisation.Tragicallyfollowing his daughter in 2003, Pat passed away also while in the care of GV“TheyHospice.looked after my sister when she was dying in 1991 and they looked after Dad in 2003. So, they are the most beautiful people,” said Joe, “…and we wanted to give back to their generosity.” In recent times, Joe and Tina have had to cease their donation of fuel to GV Hospice as the organisation’s fleet of cars has grown bigger, but Joe and his mother continue to donate to the palliative care service where they“Nowcan. we donate in other ways, we donate items from the shop when we have items in bulk or are near their used by date.” With over 25 years of donating fuel and other goods to GV Hospice, ‘beautiful people,’ sounds like an appropriate label all round.
KINDNESS FORWARD...PAID Joe Di Conza pays tribute to GV Hospice with fuel at the pump.
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“If you ever come across floodwater, it’s vital you never enter it. It can take just 15cm of water for a small car to float or lose traction, it may be the last decision you ever make,” said Mr Corboy. Stay prepared by checking the BoM weather app, the Murray-Darling Basin Authority’s weekly river report, and the VicEmergency website or app.
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Photo: Natasha Fujimoto WITH wet weather and water storages nearing capacity, Goulburn-Murray Water (GMW) and the Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES) are urging communities to prepare themselves and their properties in the event of a flood.Martina Cusack, GMW Water Storage Services general manager, said it is important people are equipped for potential“Above-averageflooding. rainfall is expected in all catchments in northern Victoria and there is an increased chance of flooding,” Ms Cusack said. The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) has moved the ENSO Outlook to La Nina Alert, meaning the chance of La Nine forming in the coming months has increased to about 70 percent.
“Get ready before the rain falls. We know this spring is expected to be wetter than average. Understanding your risk and early preparation is the best defence against flooding. Although your home may not be at direct risk from riverine flooding, your community could be isolated by floodwater,” said VICSES acting assistant chief officer, Brendan Corboy. VICSES has created over 140 local guides for at risk townships and they strongly encourage residents to go to the VICSES interactive map to look up their Local Flood Guide.
WET WEATHER... Victorians are urged to be prepared in case of flooding, with most of the state issued ‘stay alert’ warnings. Photo: VicEmergency.
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“We also looked at the jewel box star cluster – a nice cluster of orange and white stars in the Crux constellation. A few of us had a look for a comet C/2017 PANSTARRS K2, which is currently passing through the Western sky,” said Derek.Stargazing was followed by supper provided byTheGMLN.whole night was made possible by the purchase of three telescopes earlier this year through a Community Matching Grant, provided by Greater Shepparton City Council. The telescopes will be used in community events and is available to loan for ASV members in the Shepparton District. “Shepparton residents will be enjoying the stars in the night sky for many years to come,” saidToDerek.getinvolved in the next stargazing event, contact Derek Poulton on 0418 559 263.
Full-time staff is the centre’s greatest need requiring additional as well as recurrent funding. But while acknowledging volunteers as “…the be all and end all in the community,” Debbi states that more volunteers are always required.“Weneed volunteers who can maintain the community veggie patch, so we can put vegetables in the food trolley, because it seems it’s the basics that people need these days.” Suits for job interviews and new computers are also on the centre’s wish list.
BRIGHT stars against a clear night sky proved to be the perfect setting for amateur astronomers, who met in Ardmona for a night
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5822 1555 177-193 Numurkah Rd, Shepparton VIC www.fairleysiga.com.au Suppliers to auto industry for over 30 years Paint and panel beating equipment Custom mixed paint From aerosol to 20lt 12 Campbell Street, Shepparton Ph: 5821 0111 • darbyspaints.com.au Mon – Fri: 8.30am – 5.00pm | Sat 9am – 12 noon DARBY’SPAINT...THINKTHINK Suppliers to auto industry for over 30 years Paint and panel beating equipment Custom mixed paint From aerosol to 20lt GET IN EARLY FOR THE BEST BUYS! Don’t miss out on these SUPER DEALS! Qualitywines personally selected by Paul Phillips WE ARE HERE CLEAN SKIN WINE SALE REDS • WHITES • SPARKLINGSOFMONTHFORSEPTWHILESTOCK • Pinot Grigio • Rosé • Sauvingnon Blanc • Riesling • Chardonnay • Prosecco • Sparkling Red & White • Cabernet • Merlot • Cabernet Sauvingnon PLUS 10 OTHER WINES ON SALE! Bottle $9 Dozen $105 Dookie Shiraz Bottle $8 Dozen $90 HeathcoteShiraz Bottle $9 Dozen $105 PinotRiverinaNoir AdelaideBottleProseccoHills $9 Dozen $105 King ValleyPinot Grigio Bottle $7 Dozen $80 DOORS OPEN MON - FRI 9am to 6pm SAT 9am to 3pm 119 Corio Street Shepparton Ph: 5821 2051
The Goulburn Murray Landcare Network (GMLN) and Astronomical Society of Victoria (ASV Shepparton) ran a stargazing night at the Ardmona oval and community room on Around 60 people attended on the night, which began with a presentation by Graeme Hannigan on nightscape photography. After night fell, the group moved outside to see through a telescope. Viewers were in for a spectacular view of Saturn, which was visible in the Eastern sky and its rings could be seen Astronomer, Derek Poulton said this is “always a treat for new astronomers.”
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“THE greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members,” said Coretta Scott King and if compassion is ‘giving a hand -up, not a hand-out,’ then Neighbourhood houses across Victoria are the glue that work to keep out communities strong. Hosting registered training programs and innumerable social and support groups, the dedicated staff and volunteers at North Shepparton Community and Learning Centre (NSCLC) go over and beyond in the service they provide.From tax returns to filling out personal documentation, skilled volunteers are on hand at NSCLC to offer practical assistance to those with little or no English and people with special needs.With clothing and books free to exchange and with a computer lab, kitchen (booked) and showers on offer for those without, CEO Debbi Orlandi laments growing community need outweighs what she and her small, part-time staff can provide. “We all must wear different hats and everyone chips in. The community is like our family and the staff here will go beyond and above what a normal employee would do for anyone in the community, we know the families, we’ve watched the kids grow up.”
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MORE than half-a-million dollars has been provided by Fairleys Community Rewards Program since 2012, which supports nearly 60 community groups and several statewide organisations like the Red Cross, SES and the Royal Children’s Hospital. Today, Fairleys SUPA IGA will present a cheque of $100,000 to the Shepparton community at the RSL in Wyndham Street. “We think it is important to not only serve our communities with fresh food at the best prices, with a friendly face, but to work with them and help their chosen charities and community groups through this donation programme,” said Michael Lorenz, managing director and owner of Michaels Fresh Food Supermarkets.
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Michael Lorenz, managing director and owner of Michaels Fresh Food Supermarkets, which operates Fairley’s SUPA IGA, has donated more than $2,750,000 primarily to communities in regional Victoria.
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CWA CRAFT EXHIBITION Sunday, September 11 at Victory Hall, Tatura. Open 10.30am to 4pm. $10 admission includes Devonshire tea. Children U16 free but $5 for tea. Everyone welcome. See interesting and skilled craft, cooking, photography, plant arrangements, knitting, raffles and trading tables selling various goods. Enquiries to exhibition convenor, Jenny Goonan – 0412 913 313 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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GV SENIORS ASSOCIATION (GVSAI) is organising a 5-star coach travel to the Floriade in Canberra from Friday, 30 September to Sunday, 1 October 2022. The tour includes two-nights quality accommodation, two evening meals, two cooked breakfasts, entrance and sightseeing fees to the Floriade. Contact Cynthia on 0449 077 849 for details.
“Over the years it all adds up to be a force for good. It has the potential to really support grassroots organisations in the communities in which we live and operate too.”Fairleys has served Shepparton for more than 130 years and has been making these contributions since being taken over by Michaels.Nowbased at Numurkah Road and Hawkins Street in North Shepparton, Fairleys Community rewards programme donates a percentage of profits on items to charities and non-profits, all chosen by the customers.Hospice and the GV Health Foundation have benefited the most to date, while Verney Road Special School is well supported amongst 19 schools receiving financial help from Fairleys and its customers.TheCommunity Rewards programme also operates in the company’s Gippsland stores and at Eaglehawk. Altogether, Michaels has donated more than $2,750,000 primarily to communities in regional Victoria (Gippsland $1,985,000 and Eaglehawk $226,900, as well as the $550,000 at Fairleys North Shepparton). Where your dollar makes a
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SHEPPARTON’S famous cleanskin wine sale at Phillip’s Cellars and Regional Wine Centre returns for the month of September.Stocking up on cleanskin vino is the smart way to prepare for the warmer months and even the upcoming holiday period. A selection of wine also makes for a wonderful Christmas gift! There will be a selection of wines from $8 per bottle, including Heathcote Shiraz, Adelaide Hills Prosecco, King Valley Pinot Grigio and many more from well-known, local wine and Regional Wine Centre owner, Paul Phillips, is thrilled with what he was able to secure for the sale as always. The Phillips family's guiding belief is that small wineries produce interesting and unique wines and at these cleanskin sale prices, accessibility to exceptional quality vino is open to Theall. Regional Wine Centre in the store represents more than 50 local wineries bounded approximately by Echuca in the Northwest, Rutherglen in the Northeast and Seymour in theForSouth.further information, call Paul on 5821 2051 or visit Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre, 119 Corio Street, Shepparton.
honours Jarrod Lyle legacy SMASHING LYLE...MEMORYCHALLENGETHEINOFJARROD Briony Lyle, Ray Sizer, Photo:cancer#DoingItForJarrodonSheppartonMcMenneminMakepeaceGrahamandBradattheGolfcourseAugust20forthefundraiser.RaySizer AUSTRALIA’S OLDEST & SCRUFFIEST Goulburn Valley Highway, Kialla 03 5823 5833 OPEN DAILY 10AM - 4AM www.moveshepparton.com.au IN 100TURNSSEPTEMBERBENTLEY during September & enjoy a piece of Australian History... The 1922 3-Litre Blue Badge Tourer Visit
RISING to the challenge, the Shepparton Golf Club was a sea of yellow on Saturday, August 20, as nearly 200 golfers took to the course in honour of local golfer, Jarrod Lyle, for the #DoingItForJarrod fundraising event.Asuccessful, international golfer, Jarrod Lyle was also a devoted ambassador for Challenge, an organisation dedicated to raising money for children with cancer and their families. Yellow was Jarrod’s signature colour as a cancer fundraiser, before sadly succumbing to a form of the disease in 2018. In a quest to raise 17K for Challenge, the Shepparton Club, along with its many sponsors and supporters raised an astounding $38K, more than doubling its original target. “The Shepparton Golf Club is proud to now hold the National fundraising record for a #DoingItForJarrod event of over $38K and look forward to other cubs breaking our fundraising record,” says Ray Sizer, long-time friend of Jarrod.
Shepparton’s famous cleanskin wine sale at Phillip’s Cellars and Regional Wine Centre returns for the month of September. Photo: Kelly Carmody
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Amongst many highlights from the day, Ray says the #DoingItForJarrod auction brought out some excited bidding, particularly for a Collingwood jumper and a signed flag from Geoff Ogilvy’s 2006, US OpenWhilewin.Jarrod’s daughters spent the afternoon supporting their father’s legacy trying to win the putting competition, Ray was moved to say, “I am very proud of the Shepparton Golf Club bringing together so many people and businesses to make such an enormous difference to children with cancer and to honour Jarrod’s legacy.”
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“The Shepparton Golf Club and Challenge thank the Shepparton community for their support of this event. We have been overwhelmed by the support of local businesses, service clubs and individuals,” acknowledges Ray.
The Adviser. Australia No.1:1626 Wednesday, August 31, 2022 – Page 13 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
After five years lobbying, The Shepparton Heritage Museum is on the cusp of rebuilding, to scale, a replica of the grand, Shepparton Post Office c. 1882, which stood it all its Victorian splendour on Fraser Street, until its controversial demolition in 1973.
The new site for the ‘old’ post office will be on the corner of Midland Highway and Welsford street, where the current Heritage Centre Cottage is situated. As the new History Museum, the post office will showcase local history across multiple new gallery spaces for the Greater Shepparton Archives.“This is to future proof what we’re doing with history,” says Heritage Centre manager, Geoff Allemand. “It is wonderful that Shepparton has major attractions in SAM and MOVE motor museum; they are very impressive to look at. We believe the Heritage Centre and our Post Office Museum would be another big draw card. It’s a vote of confidence for history.”
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“The upgrades on the Shepparton Line including three brand-new station upgrades are a fantastic outcome for the many country communities along the route –better connecting locals for years to come,” said Member for Northern Victoria, Jaclyn Symes.Stage 2 upgrades of the Nagambie, Murchison East and Mooroopna railway stations are completed, and a celebration is planned for the first Friday and Saturday of September.From10am to 12 noon, family friendly events will be held at Nagambie Station, followed by festivities at Murchison East, 4-6pm on Friday, September 2. On Saturday, September 3, there will be another celebration held at Mooroopna Station.Come down with family and friends to mark the headway of this project, which will enable bigger and more modern V/ Locity trains to run on the line. There will be free food and entertainment at each of theForevents.more information, visit regionalrailrevival.vic.gov.au/
By Natasha Fujimoto SO much of who we are is about knowing where we came from and sometimes history has a neat way of surprising us with an uncanny link to the past.
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NOW that some major upgrades have been completed on the Shepparton Line Upgrade, it’s time to celebrate the progression of the major overhaul of the regional rail network.
With funding from council to be ratified, The Heritage Centre is raising funds for preparatory works for the rebuild by ingeniously selling post office boxes as time capsules with a lease of 99 years and have also started a GofundMe campaign. But it is perhaps the historical connection to the Heritage Centre site itself, that compounds the significance of post office rebuild. In 1858, a general store keeper by the name of F P Knight became the first Postmaster of Shepparton, and his postal service ran from the very sight of the new rebuild project. You can donate to the rebuild project at https://gofund.me/4dd9aba9
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UPGRADES... Celebrate upgrades on the Shepparton line, with special events and free food and entertainment coming to Nagambie, Murchison East and Mooroopna stations this weekend. Photo: Supplied.
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THIS weekend, head down to their store for the grand opening celebratory event, running on Friday, September 2 amd Saturday, September 3, just in time for Father’s Day! There will be something for the whole family, from a sausage sizzle to sales representatives from big name brands on-site giving away a limited amount of promotional merchandise. There will also be face painting to keep the kids happy and a coffee van to fuel your shopping session on the Saturday. A massive $5,000 worth of prizes to be given away over the weekend, including a Yamaha PeeWee 50 along with other amazing prizes. “This is a chance to celebrate our newly renovated store, say thanks to the customers who already support us and welcome newcomers to our space and demonstrate what a wide-range of products we stock,” said Power ‘n’ Play proprietor, Darren.Power ‘n’ Play are a one-stop destination for anything worth having with a motor. They service what they sell, ensuring complete service from pointof-sale through to maintenance. The knowledgeable team love the products they sell and are always on hand to answer any queries.From Yamaha motorcycles through to Husqvarna mowers, they’ve got you covered for all hobbies and can provide you with the very best in outdoor equipment as well as all the gear to get you out riding safely on the weekend. Power ‘n’ Play are located at 182 Numurkah Rd, North Shepparton and can be contacted on 5831 2622. Visit their website at www.powernplay.com.au.
Come celebrate our rail revival!
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are $16 for adults, with concession prices available and free entry for underAttendees16s. will have access to exclusive deals and equipment, with many exhibitors offering show specials. The
including the latest range of caravans, campervans, camping gear, home and vehicle accessories, boating, 4x4 and off-roading, with retailer demonstrations and family-friendly activities.
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own Donway Caravans, and other notable brands that will be present such as Crusader, Jayco and AUSTRACK. Plan your weekend at the Expo by catching up with some local exhibitors featured in this very special Great Outdoor and 4x4 feature! THE GREAT OUTDOOR AND 4X4 EXPO RETURNS Caravans - Campers - Camping - Boating - 4x4 - Motorhomes - Retailer Demos - And Much @thegreatoutdoorand4x4expoMore! Sunday 4 10am - 4pm 10am - 5pm 10am - 5pm Saturday 3 Friday 2 nd rd th 2 - 4 SEPTEMBER 2022nd th Shepparton Showgrounds High Street, Shepparton COME & TRY AWARD WINNING GIN and our range of refreshments 0413 288 425 www.snowgumdistillery.com.au See you at the expo!
THE ‘DON’ IS BACK ON DIPSLAY AT THE FATHER’S DAY EXPO...Peter Don of Donway Caravans will have four sites at the Great Outdoors and 4x4 Expo. Photo: Kelly Carmody AT THE GREAT OUTDOOR AND 4X4 EXPO THIS Father’s Day weekend, the 2022 Shepparton Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo will return to the Shepparton Showgrounds.FromFriday, September 2 until Sunday, September 4, the Expo will showcase everything needed for adventure, The Expo and Tickets Expo the Goulburn Valley’s
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MILLARD dealership in Victoria, Donway Caravans will feature a range of their leading caravans including the exclusive ‘Don.’ Proudly Australian made and owned, the range of caravans on display will have something for everybody with an impressive line-up of layouts. Both MILLARD and Donway caravans feature the signature aluminium frame, hot dipped galvanized chassis and 1 piece sandwich pressed composite roof, perfect for the dynamic Australian environment.Theteam at Donway say, “We are really excited for the Expo and after a three-year interval, we can’t wait to get out and chat with people, assisting them to find a caravan, layout and features that suit their needs within our extensive range.”
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IF you are an adventurer or just someone who appreciates the trustworthiness of quality in a caravan, you will be elated that Donway Caravans will be on show and displaying their products across four sites at this year’s Great Outdoor and 4x4TheExpo.premier
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“The Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo is our favourite event especially as it takes place across the Father’s Day weekend. The entire event it is a great way to promote and support Australian made.”Located on the Goulburn Valley Highway, opposite the Shepparton airport, the family at Donway Caravans are proudly local, and carry an extensive range of accessories to boot. Servicing of all models is also available.
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Call into Tip ‘n’ Go Trailers located at 8018 Goulburn Valley Hwy Kialla or contact them on 5823 1066.
PROUDLY DESIGNED IN GET YOUR BULL BARS...The Tip ‘n’ Go friendly team will be at the Shepparton Great Outdoor and 4×4 Expo, so you can view their range of products and ask any questions.
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“IT is GREAT to be back!” says the team at Solar City Marine & Caravans, who are setting up three jam packed sites at The Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo, next Father’s Day weekend. The Expo is making a grand return after a three-year hiatus. For Leigh and Carmen McCully at Solar City Marine & Caravans, the Expo’s return is an opportunity to showcase their premier range of products. With expertise on site to assist customers with questions and features, Nova caravans will be on display in one of Solar City’s sites for the duration of the event, and will showcase the brand’s family, offroad and luxury touring vans. Leigh and Carmen are also proud to announce the unveiling of their Adventure Kings products. Kings will be on stands, available to purchase and take home on the day, with specials up for grabs. Over the three Solar City sites, package deals are to be had on foremost brands, Qunitrex and Yamaha. To marvel spectators, the Yamaha outboard will run on display, revealing just how quiet it truly is. “Solar City Marine & Caravans is a true, local business,” says Carmen, “The Expo is a wonderful way to support local businesses, keeping them in the Goulburn Valley. So come out, spoil your dad and have a great time supporting local people and localSolarbusiness.”CityMarine & Caravan will be at sites 49, 55 and 56.
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IT’S always a good idea to protect your pride and joy with a great quality bull bar. Not only do they serve their purpose of protecting your vehicle from mishaps and during off-road adventures, but they also allow you to mount winches and attach accessories such as sand flags if you partake in a little dune driving on a beach adventure.
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Tip ‘n’ Go Trailers are proud stockists of Jungle 4x4 bull bars, developed by Trek, which are designed and tested in Australia. All Jungle bull bars are airbag compatible, and ADR approved. They fit bull bars onsite in their workshop, rendering them a onestop-shop from point of purchase to installation.Thefriendly team will be at the Shepparton Great Outdoor and 4×4 Expo, so you can view their range of products and ask any questions. Caravan and camping accessories are also stocked in store, ensuring you're able to grab a myCOOLMAN fridge to keep your drinks cool during camping expeditions.
IT’S GREAT TO BE BACK!... Leigh and Carmen McCully are excited to be back at the Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo this weekend. Photo Supplied FOR the perfect outdoor adventure, you need a vehicle that can get you to your destination in comfort and style.Darryl Twitt Motor Group are locally owned and provide superior product knowledge on leading brands suitable for both work and play. They sell and service a broad range of vehicles that appeal to all entry points into the off-road market. Touring a caravan? you will be in good hands driving a Ford. The allnew Ford Ranger (and the soon to arrive Everest SUV) is a weapon of choice when it comes to accessorising to tackle harder offroadLandroverenvironments.isaname synonymous with off-roading. Their heritage can be traced back to the second world war and their vehicles are built to perform as well off-road as they are onWhilebitumen.Honda has prioritised on-road abilities and super reliable, well-engineered vehicles that are affordable and honed by Honda’s diverse history in many disciplines of motorsport.Ranging from all-wheel-drive vans that can be converted to campervans or recreational vehicles, Volkswagen have a full suite of offroad capable vehicles. The all-new Amarok due early 2023 will maintain Volkswagen’s hold on the premium end of the ute market. “The new model Amarok will have features never seen before on a utility. They cross the divide between premium features packed full of technology and a capable off-road vehicle that takes families off the beaten track to their next adventure,” said Shepparton Volkswagen dealer principal, Ewan Schultz. Whatever your aspiration behind the wheel, Darryl Twitt Motor Group have an outstanding range of vehicles, at a price to suit any need or budget. They are located at 325 Midland Highway, Shepparton or find them at site 35-36 during the Expo.
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Page 18 – The Adviser Australia No.1:1626 Wednesday, August 31, 2022 The Amarok V6 W580X Shepparton Volkswagen 325-329 Midland Highway, Shepparton VIC 3630 Ph: (03) 5822 LMCT:www.sheppartonvw.com.au58449883 The all new Volkswagen Amarok Walkinshaw W580 X is the hardcore, offroad warrior you’ve been waiting for! Powered by the iconic 190kw V6 diesel engine, this ruggedly tough and powerful, yet quiet, smooth and ultra comfortable W580 X is the Wolf in Wolfs clothing! Pre-order now to secure your taste of freedom! Built in collaboration with All-New Amarok It's been a long wait, but the incredible All-New Amarok is nearly here! The evolution of the Amarok First deliveries are anticipated to commence from March 2023 Pre-orders have started NOW!
The Adviser. Australia No.1:1626 Wednesday, August 31, 2022 – Page 19 The Shepparton Golf and Challenge would like to take this special opportunity to thank the following sponsors for their important support of #DoingItForJarrod22. Over $38,000 was raised from this year’s event for Challenge and will help their work to support children with cancer and their families. SHEPPARTON BMW FINE JEWELLERS FINE JEWELLERS MAJOR SPONSORS Accredited Master Electrician with 100% guarantee on all our work. 47 - 49 Benalla Rd, Shepparton 03 5831 extraandwww.byerselectrical.com.au1890theteamspecialtoAnniversaryinvolvedcongratulateintheGolfClub100th celebrations. d e! Call now for a fast, efficient response to your solar, electrical, data, heating & cooling & CCTV needs. SPONSORS A SPECIAL THANKS TO JIM MITROPOULOS | THE GOLFING DOCTORS | DUTCH DAY BOYS | RIVERS RUN GOLFING GROUP | PICKLED PARROT GOLF GROUP | ERN MEHARRY RUSS POWELL | KEVE BOOTE, TIM GUPPY & TROY JONES | W.H YOUNG & SONS | DAVID FARAM | GEOFF WITHERS
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have a lunch and beer special for $26, and then tell your best dad jokes at the checkout and you could win a $50 voucher. Psssttt... check out page 11 for the weekly pun. It could be a winner. We love you Dad! Spoil Dad Dad this Father’s Day With a great menu, locally produced wine letaccommodationanduscatertoyou. Now taking bookings Call 0481 774 986 49 Moore St, Rochester ROCHESTER TAVERN The way to Dad’s heart... IS HISTHROUGHSTOMACH! 106A McLennan St, Mooroopna PH: (03) 5825 3695 FULLY LICENCED - NO BYO trading hours 7am - 3pm 7 DAYS A WEEK Book in before it’s too late! FATHER’S DAYTREAT DAD THIS P: 5821 9822 223 High St, Shepparton www.gvhotel.comLUNCH11.30am - 2.30pm DINNER 5.30pm - 8.30pm 5.30pm - 9.30pm (Every Fri & Sat) OPEN 7 DAYS Providing you with a delicious menu and plenty of space for your next function. COURTESY BUS NOW AVAILABLE S
FATHER’S DAY LUNCH SORTED... Head to the picturesque Rochester Tavern with dad, pop or anyone you consider a father-figure for a meal and their first drink will be on the house on Father’s Day. Photo: Supplied
WHAT do you get for a bloke who seems to have it all? The experience of a lovely lunch or dinner, of course. Head to the picturesque Rochester Tavern with dad, pop or anyone you consider a father-figure for a meal and their first drink will be on the house. The 1870’s-built property boasts six separate areas to relax, dine and experience wines from the Yarra Valley, Adelaide Hills regions and locally from Ellis Wines. A paved courtyard area, complete with a 100-year-old Peppercorn tree, an alleyway area under hanging lights, a formal dining room featuring a rustic fireplace, front bar area and a bistro area with a formal lounge means there is something for everyone. There’s no need to slave over the stove when the team at the tavern have it all taken care of for your family. For bookings contact Olivia on 0481 774 986. The Rochester Tavern is located at 49 Moore St, Rochester.
Treat dad this Father’s Day
THERE is only three days left until Father’s Day! Sunday, September 4 is Dad’s day, a time to celebrate fatherhood and paternal bonds, the influence of fathers and father figures in our society, including those who have stepped into a father-role. This is a great year to get out in region to celebrate Dad. Stop by the Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo (find details on pages 15-18), or take advantage of the warmer weather and great deals happening at localDinerestaurants.intheheart of Shepparton at GV Hotel or travel further afield and checkout the Father’s Day menu at Rochester Tavern. Bill + Beat’s
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Manageme nt Reporting Coordinato r Fu ll Ti me $8 7, 841 pa + supe r Th e R ura l C it y of Wanga ratt a a re s eekin g a Management Repor tin g C oordinator to assist the Financial Contr oller i n th e p rovisio n of fi n ancial management repor tin g a n d i nsig ht . Yo u w il l co ntri b ute to the p re pa rati o n of regul ator y, st atutor y a n d fi n ancia l reports i ncludin g a nnua l budgets a n d fi n ancia l state me nts. Yo u w ill super vise c oach d evelo p a n d m otivate the Finance O cer and Finance B usines s Partner to foste r a hig h p er fo rming t ea m e nv ironme nt Yo u w ill h ave stron g s kill s i n a ccountin g a nd financial matters including general and subsidiary ledgers , p ay ro ll a n d fi n ancia l state me nt preparatio n. To b e s u ccessful in t hi s rol e yo u w ill h ave d eg re e leve l a ccou ntin g q uali fi cati ons , experienc e managin g sta i n a fi n anc e d epar tm ent a nd detailed knowledg e of rel evant Acts a nd Regulati on s includin g Au stra lian Accounti ng Standa rd s. If you are interested, a detailed Position Description i s ava ilable bel ow Fo r further enquiries: C hris M olyneaux Finance Manager at c.molyneaux@wangaratta.vic.gov.au The success ful
applican t will be re quir ed to pr ov id e a co py of thei r Covid-19 Va ccin at io n Certif ic ate pr io r to commenceme nt Career Opportunitie s Applic at ions fo r th es e posi tion s close 3p m Mond ay 5 Se ptembe r 2022 Fo r fu rthe r in fo rm at ion: www.wanga ratt a. vic. gov. au /a bout-c ouncil /c areers or phon e 03 57 22 0 888 StMaryoftheAngelscommunitypromotesthesafetywellbeingandinclusionofallchildren. 2023 TEACHING POSITIONS educators with the ability to teach in the following areas: Criteria Rural City of Wangaratta currently have a number of vacancies across a variety of departments! 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The role of the Administration Support Team member is to provide administration support to the Financial Planning team in key areas including, General Administration and Client Support Administration in an effective and What you bring to the role? High level of computer skills in Microsoft Word, High level of accuracy, professionalism, and attention to detail •• High level of interpersonal and communication skills • ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT Applications close on Friday 9th September 2022 ke to have an initial discussion about description, please don’t hesitate to Sarah Kent on 03 5821 3025 ations should include Resume and cove to email: skent@sustainablewealtLocation:Shepparton VIC 3630 Category: • Administration • Administrative Assistants PART-TIM E 9AM – 3PM 4 DAYS A W EEK As set Planning Coordinato r Fu ll Ti me $1 00 ,885 .0 pa + supe r Th e Ru ra l City of Wa ngarat ta is a vibrant an d grow in g commun it y th at ha s a exciti ng opportun it y fo r an Asset Pl anning Coordinato r, in a dynamic an d exciti ng envi ro nment with a friendly an d capabl e te am This ro le is key in drivin g th e futu re of th e Capita l wo rks prog ra mmin g an d managing assets with a tota l va lu e over $5 00 millio n dollars. It ’s a ro le th at sees a lot of proble m solvin g, where yo u will n eed to be mindful of ma ny aspe cts an d be meti culous with detail to ensu re th e successfu l planning of infrastr uctu re projects If you are interested, a detailed Position Description is availabl e below. Fo r fu rther enquiries: Ma rsha McMonigle, Manage r – Infrastr uctu re Planning & Delive r on 0408 21 9 95 9 The success ful applican t will be re quir ed to pr ov id e a co py of thei r Covid-19 Va ccin at io n Certif ic ate pr io r to commenceme nt Career Opportunitie s Applic at ions fo r th es e posi tion s close 3p m Mond ay 5 Se ptembe r 2022 2022 Fo r fu rthe r in fo rm at ion: www.wanga ratt a. vic. gov. au /a bout-c ouncil /c areers or phon e 03 57 22 0 888 Is it possible to feel loved when NO ON E wants you around? We believe it is. Help him believe it too. 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What you bring to the role? • High level of computer skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, and other Microsoft Office programs • Excellent organisational, time management and workload prioritising • High level of accuracy, professionalism, and attention to detail Efficient typing skills, the ability to organise files, folders, and schedules. High level of interpersonal and communication skills • Ability to work under pressure and to meet deadlines • Ability to work unsupervised and in a team environment. • High level of professional presentation and work performance al ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT Applications close on Friday 9th September 2022 If you would like to have an initial discussion about the role or to request a position description, please don’t hesitate to Sarah Kent on 03 5821 3025. All applications should include Resume and covering letter sent to email: skent@sustainablewealth.net.auLocation: Shepparton VIC 3630 Category: • Administration & Office Support • Administrative Assistants PART-TIME 9AM – 3PM 4 DAYS A WEEK always contact skent@sustainablewealth.net.au
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Goulburn Valley Water revokes Water Restriction By In accordance with section 287ZC of the Water Act 1989, Goulburn Valley Water hereby gives notice that it has made a by -law, titled ‘Water Restriction By -law 513’, pursuant to sections 171 and 160 of the Water Act 1989. Water Restriction By -law 513 is made using a Model Water Restriction By -law issued by the Minister for Water on 4 March 2022. The Water Restriction By -law 513 is made in relation to restrictions and prohibitions on the use of water that may be imposed in the Water Supply Districts of Goulburn Valley Water. The purpose of the by -law is to: specify things which must not be done while each stage of specify principles for considering applications for exemptions prescribe offences and penalties for the contravention of the by-law, including for which an infringement notice may be prescribe classes of persons for the purpose of issuing notices. copy of the by -law is available for inspection by visiting Goulburn during business hours.
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The Magpies have done an excellent job to win 14 of their 18 games this winter.
Jayden Gleeson, Jack Hellier, Andrew Bell, Harrison Jarvie, Nate Trotter and ruckman Andrew Smith will be important players in trying to lead the way for the Pies.
Leadingseries.goal-kickers for Mooroopna: Chris Nield 77 goals, Lucas Caccaviello 17 goals and Jackson Trengove 14 goals (in six games). Leading goal-kickers for Rochester: Steven Stroobants 46, Mitch Cricelli 44 and Hugh Hamilton 15 (in seven games).
The Bombers have won three of the last four premierships, their last in 2019 when it accounted for Echuca. That was the last completed GVL season due to COVID-19.
The moment of truth has arrived for Echuca and Mansfield as they look to take the first step towards qualification for the September 25Bothdecider.have earnt the right to play in the qualifying final after outstanding home and awayEchucaseasons.finished with a 17-1 record while Mansfield won 15 of its 18 matches, including its last seven games. Many pundits believe the Murray Bombers are a sure thing to at least qualify for the grand final and the favourite to claim its first premiership since 2002.
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Tip: LastEuroameeting: R7 – Euroa 10.11.71 d Kyabram 8.7.55
ROCHESTER V MOOROOPNA This will be an interesting contest between two of the league’s great stories. Rochester had to overcome injury and adversity to win its final five games to qualify for the finals while Mooroopna engineered its best home and away win in years to book its place in September for the first time since 2014 by defeating minor premier Echuca. When the teams last clashed the game was over at quarter time. The Cats blasted the visiting Tigers off the park with seven first quarter goals. Tiger coach Steven Stroobants will be aware of that fact as will Cats coach John Lamont. Ethan Hunt, Ben Hicks, Christopher Nield, Keelin Betson, Jed Woods and the returning Dom Gugliotti will be important for the Cats as will Jackson Trengove. Joseph Atley, Shaun Atley, Adam McPhee, Nathan Kay, Hugh Hamilton and Mitch Cricelli will be important for the Tigers to continue into the second week. The game will be won and lost in the midfield.Ex-Kangaroo Shaun Atley will play a pivotal role and the Cats hierarchy made need to consider putting a tag on him. For mine, I do like the Cats willingness to take on the game at all costs. If they can execute that fast-paced game style, then they win and advance to week 2 of the finals’
Adviser By Sam Sarancino ECHUCA V MANSFIELD
Leading goal-kickers for Kyabram: Cooper Vick 30, Lachie Smith 28, Tom Holman 28, Anthony DePasquale 27 and Kayne Pettifer 18.Leading goal-kickers for Euroa: Jett Trotter 43 goals, Erishmilan Uthayakumar 42 goals and Tristan Davies 36 goals.
I think the Pies win to take on the winner of the Echuca v Mansfield game for a spot in the September 25 decider.
Tip: Mooroopna Last meeting: R12 – Mooroopna 15.8.98 d Rochester 5.12.42
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For mine, the Murray Bombers game style has stood tall all season and I expect them to do so again today. Leading goal-kickers for Echuca: Ruory Kirkby 70, Dan Willis 27, Liam Tenace 21 and Sam Willoughby 20. Leading goal-kickers for Mansfield: Ben Christopher 44, Cam Arnold 43 and Will Foster 40. Tip: Echuca Last meeting: R4 – Echuca 17.14.116 d Mansfield 7.4.46 EUROA V KYABRAM
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While the reigning premier will look to Brad Whitford, Zachary Norris, Joshua Dillon, Kaine Herbert, Jason Morgan and Lachie Smith to try an inspire them to overcome the Pies.The Bombers have an interesting season. They have had to grind out some wins, but that helps build resilience, especially as the Bombers blood more and more youngsters into the team. For mine, the Pies are playing the better football.
Euroa will be looking to advance to the second week of the finals when it takes on the reigning Kyabram. Are we about to see the end of an era with the all-conquering Kyabram?
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