Her son Charles has ascended to the throne. King Charles III made his first televised address Friday, where he remembered his mother and pledged service to Britain and the Commonwealth.
QUEEN Elizabeth II passed away on Friday morning (Australian time), aged 96. Her Majesty the Queen was the longest serving monarch and the only sovereign most of us have ever known.
“I WANT to make a difference to children’s lives!’ informs a caption under a cheerful educator’s headshot, “I love watching and helping young minds grow!” exclaims another.With many more portraits and impassioned platitudes from teachers, educators and staff at Kialla Childrens Centre pinned to a welcome board, it is easy to see why early childhood educators deserve their own national day. Continued Page 6 A big round of hands for early childhood educators SO MUCH MORE THAN A JOB... kindergarten students Chelsea Ahmet and Max Wallace-Board enjoy a story with their teacher, Anni Russell at Kialla Childrens Centre.Photo:
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AN event where locals can reflect on what wellness means to them and celebrate taking ownership of one’s health is coming to the Mcintosh Center on Sunday, September 18.
Celebratedmoments.author, TV personality, chef, nutritionist, podcaster and beloved social media star Lola Berry will MC the Health and Wellbeing Event; and guide attendees through connection and conversation.
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If all goes well to plan, the fresh is due to start on September 15, peaking later in the month at approximately 9,500ML/day before dropping back to approximately 1,000ML/ day, while remaining well below minor flood levels, at all Environmentaltimes. flows are planned by the Goulburn Broken CMA in consultation with the Commonwealth Environmental Water Office and the Victorian Environmental Water Holder as well as Goulburn-Murray Water, who manage the releases of environmental flows from storages.
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Connect with the community, meet hundreds of local customers and join us in celebrating the best our region has to offer at the Health & Wellbeing Event Shepparton on Sunday 18th September.
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This release is referred to as the Goulburn River early spring fresh, and it increases the height of the river for a short time, with scientific monitoring, and is one of the most important flow events for the ecology of the GoulburnGoulburnRiver.Broken CMA environmental water and wetlands manager, Simon Casanelia states,“The release occurs when flows would naturally be high and brings food and nutrients into the river to feed plants and animals ahead of “Thesummer.flow boosts food resources and available habitat…stabilises plants to grow and
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moves sediments from the riverbed to maintain habitat for water bugs and native fish.”
THE Goulburn Valley Catchment Management Authority plans to release water from the Goulburn Weir from mid-September to improve habitat and food sources for native fish, platypus and water bugs in the Lower Goulburn River.
WATER RELEASE WILL IMPROVE HABITAT IN LOWER GOULBURN RIVER... The Goulburn Valley Catchment Authority will release water from the Goulburn Weir from mid-September. Photo: Supplied
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"We are very excited to have received
Mooove into spring with an introduction to Moobird
“Council will continue to replant in
Moobird is currently located at the Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre at the SAM building before it moves to the Botanic Gardens.Todiscover more on the Moooving Art herd and to find their locations head online to meet-the-herd.www.visitshepparton.com.au/
The timing of Moorbird's arrival has been perfect as the Australian Botanic Gardens come to life in spring and the school holidays approach said council's acting Visitor Experience coordinator, Jessica Watt.
In a pointless act of vandalism, nine juvenile Jacaranda trees in Gangway Reserve, Kialla have had their main stems snapped off and it is not the first-time trees of this sort have been targeted in the area.
“There is also a cost associated with vandalism; the cost to replace the trees including the staff time and the delay in achieving our 40 percent canopy cover under the Urban Forest Strategy.
Introducing Moobird. Talented Mooroopna artist Mandy Charquero says her latest artwork is inspired by the Australian Botanic Gardens Shepparton and the native birds which can be found there.
We need the trees, leave them alone!
this area until successful establishment. If any members of the community have any information regarding this matter, can you please contact the Shepparton police.
AS the world turns its attention towards a greener future and with the health and wellbeing effects of trees being well documented, why would anyone want to senselessly destroy them?
Moobird this month and look forward to showing her off to the community, especially with the upcoming Moooving Art Roundup approaching this school holidays. We encourage the community to explore our region this spring and take the time to see all the wonderful Moooving Art cows."
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SPRING can usher in more than just an abundance of new growth, sunshine and colour, evidently it can also welcome a new Moooving Art bovine friend.
SENSELESS TREE VANDALISM CAUSES OUTRAGE... Nine juvenile Jacaranda trees have been destroyed in Gangway Reserve, Kialla. Photo: Supplied
Greater Shepparton City Council’s manager of parks, sports and recreation, Tim Zak said, “The Arboriculture staff who plant the trees take great pride in their work. They are so disappointed to see this type of anti-social and destructive behaviour from certain individuals. It is hard to understand the motive behind the damage and what they have to gain.
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Having already created such colourful and cheerful designs on Moooving Art cows, Poppy, Endurance, Daisy, Sunny Fields and Blossom, Mandy says that Moorbird is especially meaningful to her because she was assisted by her children in its creation.
A NEW ADDITION TO THE MOOOVING ART HERD... Introducing Moobird, inspired by the Australian Botanic Gardens. Photo: Supplied
be hard to find a more passionate, and knowledgeable educator anywhere else in Victoria, and Family Day Care Australia agrees.Forthe
“The service would free up the emergency rooms for the most serious cases and take care of the non-urgent cases at the same time at a separate facility.
“Without such a service, our health care staff will reduce in numbers due to the stress of the job and this will leave our community even more vulnerable to serious illness.”
“Our community members should not have to wait
extended times for acute medical assessments.
Care Centre a priority for Shepparton
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third time, Karen has recently been awarded as the regional winner in the 2022 Excellence in Family Day Care awards. Nominated by parents at her centre, Karen was one of 3,400 nominees, with only 13 of those going onto win a regional award for excellence in Victoria.
Karen Eldred has run Kanga Kids Family Day Care for 14 years and it would
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bestCateringqualities.”to her children’s individuality and bourgeoning interests, Karen says, “I’m constantly thinking about what we are going to do next and how I am going to extend their learning through their interests. I have a little boy who loves trains, and a few weeks ago I took him and the children on an excursion by train to the train park in Seymour. When his mum told him we were going to do this, he cried with joy.”
educator Karen Eldred
These centres are to help ease pressure on emergency departments and deal with non-critical issues like mild infections, fractures and burns. Ms Sheed spoke recently in Parliament about the urgent need for a Priority Primary
“The Victorian Government has not yet announced the locations of 10 of these centres but I believe decisions are being made and I want to make sure Ms Thomas knows of the severe disadvantage our community is facing with our dire shortage of medical staff.
With a playroom to die for and a cosy library inside and a backyard more akin to an adventure playground, Karen inspires with what she provides her children, as she says,“I have put so much effort and energy into what I do. I want the children to feel at home, knowing what to expect. Routine makes them feel safe and allowing them to participate in simple, everyday tasks is good for their confidence and brings out their
THE State Government is rolling out 25 GP-led Primary Care Centres across Victoria but the locations of 10 centres are yet to be Independentannounced.Member for Shepparton, Suzanna Sheed, has written to Health Minister Mary-Ann Thomas asking Shepparton to be included in the next round of Priority Primary Care Centres.
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“We need this pressure lifted immediately and a staffed GP-led Priority Primary Care Centre would benefit our community and valuable healthcare staff.
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TUCKED away in Kialla, there is an exceptional Family Day Care Centre called Kanga Kids and it is a veritable wonderland of learning through play. It is also a cosy family home, bringing with it warmth and security, especially for a preschooler in care.
“GV Health is facing a shortage of 80 doctors, 130 nurses, and 40 allied health professionals and this is creating long wait times in the emergency room and other parts of the hospital,” said Ms Sheed.
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THE Bentley Drivers Club of Australia will be in Shepparton this weekend as part of their Silo Art Tour Rallye, coinciding with one of the world’s and Australia’s oldest Bentleys, currently on display at MOVE, turning 100.
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IN TOWN THIS WEEKEND... Look out for the Bentley Drivers Club of Australia in Shepparton for their Silo Art Tour Rallye. Pictured is Bentley Drivers Club of Australia secretary Phillip Schudmak at a vintage Bentley rallye in Abu Dhabi. Photo: Supplied
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The club has toured the delightful sights of Northeast Victoria this week with the final leg including a drive from Echuca to Shepparton through Rochester and Colbinabbin on Friday, a day in Shepparton on Saturday touring MOVE and the 100-year-old Bentley currently on display, a visit to Shepparton Art Museum (SAM), the Australian Botanic Gardens and the Shepparton Golf Club,
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concluding with a Sunday drive to Avenel. The club will be staying at Parklake Shepparton over those three days.
The expansion paves the way for increasing electrification of homes, while opening the program to tens-of-thousands of additional households each year – with around 40,000 new homes build in Victoria annually.
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Bentley Drivers Club of Australia in town this weekend
Currently on display at MOVE is a magnificent Blue Badge three-litre Bentley, 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), at the time.The new body was completed in time for him to compete in the RACV 1,000-mile
Don’t miss this historic marvel while it is on display and keep your eyes open this weekend for an array of stunning Bentleys around town.
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With early educators around the nation stopping work last week, in a bid for greater recognition and higher pay, Nicole states,“Ibelieve early childhood educators need to be acknowledged in their important work, it is a multifaceted, highly skill job with the most significant responsibility; nurturing children is nurturing the future.”
government have not done anything to improve the safety at this intersection."
"The biggest challenge is getting a commitment for the money to solve the problem," said Mr Gilbert.
“It can be extremely rewarding, and I believe that anyone who works in early childhood does it because they know the importance of it, and they want to see the children grow and develop into successful learners.”
lucky. No two days at the centre are the same, and no matter what is happening personally, we all need to be excited and energetic for the children every day.
Last week, Ms Lovell and local Coalition candidates, Liberal's Cheryl Hammer and Nationals' Kim O'Keeffe, pledged $2M to go towards constructing an underpass if elected in November.
"I'm glad someone is going to do something about this, it didn't feel like anything was going to change while we were still here, so we are really happy with this decision."MsLovell said an underpass is the most practical improvement, as any overpass would need to be six metres high and present other logistic problems.
By Deanne Jeffers
September 7 was Early Childhood Educators’ Day and it importantly brought to the nation’s attention the vital role that educators play in caring for our children while setting the foundations for their future learning and social and emotional wellbeing.KiallaChildren’s Centre coordinator,
Four years on, Member for Northern Victoria Wendy Lovell, school council president Jamie Gilbert and Jane Sharp, the mother of the family who were injured, are still lobbying for safety improvements.
A big round of hands for early childhood educators
"It will take some time, but certainly at the moment, there's no way forward without a commitment to getting designs done and money behind the project."
LOBBYING… Kialla West PS school council president Jamie Gilbert, Nationals candidate Kim O’Keeffe, Wendy Lovell MP, Liberal candidate Cheryl Hammer and parent Jane Sharp, whose daughter Addison was seriously injured in an accident. Photo: Deanne Jeffers
"We will build the underpass that has been desperately needed here for a number of years now," said Ms Lovell.
Coalition crossing pledge
“We play a very big part in the community and certainly we are very
SATURDAY marked the anniversary of the horrific crash at Kialla West Primary School, when a family sitting in their vehicle at the crossing was rear-ended by a truck travelling 80km/h during school pick-up.
"It's not good enough that the
Jane Sharp and daughter Addison, who was injured in the accident, welcomed the funding commitment.
Listing curriculum implementation, community engagement, reporting and daily documentation of children’s learning and development as just the tip of an educator’s iceberg, Nicole says,
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Entrants can make their submissions by emailing sam. birrell.mp@aph.gov.au or by dropping their entry form into Mr Birrell's office at 426 Wyndham Street Shepparton, by Monday October 3, 2022.
The top 12 entries will be judged by Mr Birrell himself and will include photo credit, while the winning photograph
Friday for people to record a message.
Photographers must ensure that they have the permission of the people in their submitted photographs to enter the competition, and they are willing to have their image used on a range of platforms.
Queen Elizabeth II remembered
MEMBER for Nicholls, Mr Sam Birrell is calling on established and amateur photographers in Nicholls to submit photographs for the first annual 2023 Our People of Nicholls Calendar.
TRIBUTES have flown since the news of the monarch's death.
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“I wish to express my deep sadness at Her Majesty’s passing and send my sincerest condolences to His Majesty King Charles III and the Royal Family.”
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has also announced a public holiday for a National Day of Mourning on September 22.
Federal Member Sam Birrell MP also reflected on her Majesty’s visit to the region in 1954 which was one of 16 to Australian shores during her reign.
EXCITING OPPORTUNITY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS... Entries now open for the 2023 Our People of Nicholls calendar with photos like the Tatura Men’s Shed, welcomed. Photo: Supplied
“I invite people across the electorate to honour her Majesty and write a message in the condolence book set up at my office."
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The calendar will be distributed to thousands of households and businesses across Nicholls and this year's theme highlights the people who live in Nicholls. The photos should capture the characters, charm and culture of the electorate."I'mlooking forward to seeing the incredible work of photographers and having their shots and names printed and hung on thousands of walls and fridges in homes across Nicholls," Mr Birrell said.
“It will be sent to the Governor General
2023 Calendar is calling for character, charm and culture
Mr Birrell’s office at 426 Wyndham Street will be open from 10am to 4pm Monday to
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“Queensaid.Elizabeth was 27 years-old when school children lined the streets of our towns catch a glimpse or wave as she passed by, it is remarkable that she continued to serve dutifully for the next 68 years.”
in 1954 that included stops in Shepparton, Tatura, Echuca and Rochester, the first Australian visit by a reigning monarch,” Mr Birrell
“The Queen was always the epitome of grace and duty, serving her subjects for an extraordinary seven decades. The Queen was a remarkable woman, who was held in the highest esteem by all Australians,” said Wendy Lovell MP in a statement.
“Many still fondly remember the Royal Tour
will be used as the cover image, with a $100 gift voucher to a Goulburn Valley photography store being awarded to the topEachphotographer.entrant is entitled to submit three landscape photographs in colour or black and white and they may be lightly edited. Photos taken by mobile phone are welcome but must be high resolution.
to be recorded in the national archives,” Mr Birrell said.
Residents who would like to record their condolences may do so by contributing to Parliament's condolence book established at Sam Birrell MP’s office.
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CONTRASTING LANDSCAPE... Dookie looking great in stunning spring colours. Photo: Susan Marshall DETAILS... Shepparton Camera Club secretary’s take on the Dookie landscape. Photo: Leigh Teitz
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the third Tuesday of every month and organise several outings throughout the year. For more information or to become involved, email sheppartoncameraclub@ outlook.com
CANOLA is in full bloom around the region and photographers from the Shepparton Camera Club headed out to Dookie on August 27 to capture the stunningSheppartonscenery.Camera Club meet on
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From October 14-22, their team ‘A-Drive and Kicking’ will set off from Mackay, Queensland in a 2007 V8 Commodore. They will travel to Darwin via the Savannah Way, navigating some rough country.
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and $1.3M has been raised so far with team A-Drive and Kicking already having raised $11,000. After completing the rally, the car will be auctioned.
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HAPPY, flourishing children start with strong mental health and wellbeing practices. Alarmingly, however, new research has found after two tough years of lockdowns and social isolation, one in four primary school students are experiencing symptoms of depression, and almost one in three are experiencing symptoms of Goodanxiety.news for parents and children, however, is on the way with a high-energy kids show, that tackles children’s mental health through music, storytelling and an abundance of Featuringlaughter.
that will teach children and their families how to practice gratitude, empathy and mindfulness, or GEM, as it is affectionately known.
This show is a real GEM
The Resilience Project’s most engaging and entertaining presenter, Martin Heppell, ‘3 Happy Tricks’ is an irresistible show
A father of three and a former St Kilda AFL player, Martin has helped his audiences incorporate GEM into their daily lives through over 1,000 presentations for The Resilience Project.Riverlinks venues manager Ken Cameron says, “3 Happy Tricks’ will provide children and their parents with ways to positively deal
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A SHOW TO STRENGTHEN THE MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF CHILDREN... ‘3 Happy Tricks’, presented by engaging, Martin Heppell from The Resilience Project will show in Shepparton on September 19. Photo: supplied
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with their mental health, it’s a timely show that tackles the concerns kids might have after two very different years.”
A member of the public has handed a camouflage pattern wallet and a set of AirPods to police.
A pet cat was stolen during a theft from an address in Elizabeth Street, Mooroopna. The cat is a much-loved family member who is microchipped. The family would love to be reunited.
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YOU might need a really good reason to drive across the harsh Australian terrain in a car priced at less than $1,500. For local residents Ern Meharry and son-in-law Amba Allen, raising money for cancer research is a fair dinkum reason to participate in the Shitbox Rally.
RALLY TEAM... Amba Allen and Ern Meharry are Team A-Drive and Kicking in this spring’s Shitbox Rally. Photo: Supplied
The Resilience Project with Martin Heppell, ‘3 Happy Tricks’ is on Monday, September 19 from 11am-1pm with ticket prices ranging from $50-$30.Tickets are available in person, online or through the Riverlinks Box Office on 03 5832 9511 or visit, www.riverlinksvenues.com.au/ whats-on to happypromotekids
“We’re pretty excited, it’s going to be a good challenge,” said Ern. “We’ve been told to keep our back seat free in case there are breakdowns.”Around250
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Local farmer named Rural Community Leader of theCOMMUNITY...LEADERYearINOUR
Mrs Parker said taking on community leadership roles was something she truly enjoyed.“Not only do I get to support other farmers, share my knowledge, help build up their organisations and learn new skills, but I get the opportunity to meet and connect with some incredible people both in Australia and even globally,” she said.
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“Mrs Parker is dedicated to regional and rural Australia and is helping secure its future by educating youth about the vast range of career opportunities available in agricultural industries,” said Mr Birrell.
A LOCAL dairy farmer hailing from Undera has been awarded the 2022 Rural Community Leader of the Year Award at the Australian Farmer of the Year Awards.
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Sarah Parker, a dairy farmer hailing from Undera, has been awarded the 2022
Professor Doherty is an esteemed international educator and chief executive at Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi in Aotearoa/New Zealand.
The 2022 DKO is available to watch online at the Kaiela Institute’s website oration.html/www.kaielainstitute.org.au/dungala-kaiela-at
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Esteemed international educator Professor Wiremu Doherty addressing the audience at Rumblara Football Netball Club at the 2022 Dungala Kaiela Oration, which talked about the ability for Indigenous knowledge to transform intergenerational economies.
“I congratulate Mrs Parker on receiving this prestigious award which has put Nicholls on the map for inclusive community leadership,” Mr Birrell said.
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Within New Zealand’s tertiary education context, the Wananga (universities) have been operating for four decades, building on from the early language nests – kohanga reo from the 70s, and the total immersion schooling that followed.
Having a pathway for students to complete their formal schooling and tertiary provision immersed entirely in Maori for 40 years is having a positive impact on workforce development in New Zealand. No longer is the notion of educational excellence dialectically opposed to Indigenous excellence.Aswell as promising to increase regional GRP $150M by 2036, Paul says, “This approach is a change in the narrative from a siloed approach of crisis intervention to an investment approach for a prosperous and productive future.”
Paul Briggs OAM from Kaiela Institute (KI) explains Te Whare Wananga is an Indigenous-led educational institute, “committed to principles of Indigenous knowledge embedded in the mainstream curriculum as a means of protecting and securing the future of Indigenous peoples.”
Photo: Peter Casamento
THIS years’ Dungala Kaiela Oration (DKO) was presented by Professor Wiremu Doherty. He spoke about the ability for Indigenous knowledge to lead, build and enhance intergenerational economies.
how Indigenous peoples and their knowledge are treated and taught within Australia, and it will be the basis that KI approach the Munarra Centre for Regional Excellence and the Munarra Academy.
Sarah Parker was awarded the honour for her overwhelming amount of work for rural Australia including being an immediate past president and current treasurer of Australian Women in Agriculture (AWiA), vice president of the National Rural Women's Coalition, and treasurer of a Collective Bargaining Group that works to achieve the best price for its dairy Memberfarmers.forNicholls, Mr Sam Birrell, attended the awards and shared a table with Mrs Parker and was delighted to congratulate her for driving change and breaking down barriers in regional communities.
THE Spring school holidays are the perfect time for children of all ages to roll up their sleeves, fire-up their imaginations and get creative at the Shepparton Art Museum by signing up to a school holiday program.
program, “SAM Spring Camp gives kids a space to have fun, gain new skills, and make friends while exploring their creative side. From artist-led ceramic sessions to upcycling everyday objects, kids can let their imaginations run wild at SAM these school holidays and gain the confidence to recreate some of the projects back at home.”
Bookings are required for all programs via the SAM website and are free or low-cost: event/teacherhttps://sheppartonartsmuseum.com.au/opportunity,sam-spring-camp-19-30-september-2022sheppartonartmuseum.com.au/whats-on/https://Fortheteacherprofessionaldevelopmentbookingsareessentialat:
SAM Spring Camp and teacher opportunity inspire holiday creatives
SAM Spring Camp will make its popular return from September 19-30 and will deliver a range of exciting arts and crafts activities that will delight kids of all ages andSAMabilities.engagement manager, Garbriella Calandro, enthusiastically says of the
Total Tools offers a wide selection of corded and cordless tools – from power tools to combo kits. You may also choose from their range of Bosch batteries and chargers, circular saws, mitre saws, BITURBO brushless, X-LOCK system, radios, sanders, dust extractors, and many more.For three days only, Total Tools will give you Bosch Bucks to spend on more Bosch goods. Spend $499 get $50*, Spend $2,499 get $500* (*Conditions apply).
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POWER UP... With the three-day Bosch Bonus Bucks Event on Thursday to Saturday at Total Tools Shepparton. Photo: Kelly Carmody.
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For great savings and Bonus Bucks when you invest in tools, head into Total Tools Shepparton at 46-52 Benalla Road, Shepparton. Call their friendly team on 03 5821 6400 for more information.
Also, make sure to bring your kids in and check out the Bosch Robot set up in-store. The Shepparton store are running a colouring-in competition to win a prize
SAM SPRING CAMP IS FULL OF FUN, CREATIVE HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES...Children can gain confidence building skills crafting ceramics with local artist, Monique Elliott at SAM during the school holidays. Photo: supplied
With programs ranging from a selfpaced scavenger hunt to classes in creating everything from ceramics to wearable art and DIY kaleidoscopes, the Spring
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TOTAL TOOLS are having a three-day Bosch Bonus Bucks Event this Thursday 15 through to Saturday, September 17, with a Spend & Get Sale.
pack worth $100, so call in and get your copy. Winners drawn September 28.
school holiday program has something for everyone.Anexciting opportunity for VCE studio arts and visual arts teachers is also on offer during the holidays at SAM with Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority’s, Dr Kathryn-Ekers, who will explore new subjects being introduced to VCE, while providing teachers with valuable insights into how these subjects can be successfully integrated into classrooms.
Tony Melton and Robyn Rogers have sold Tatura’s Victoria Hotel. Pouring their final drinks as publicans on Sunday with local celebrations. Photo: Deanne Jeffers.
Expo brings sunshine and business success
sales manager, Ron Le Busque.
If you missed the Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo, you check out the whole range at Prestige Jayco, located at 21-27 Midland Highway, Epsom, or call the team on 5447 9977.
EXCELLENT EXHIBITORS... Prestige Jayco sales manager Ron Le Busque with his team, salesmen Trent Bromley and Simon Turk, at the recent Shepparton Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo. Photo: Deanne Jeffers
Tony and Robyn call last drinks
When we spoke early on Friday afternoon, they had already made four sales to eager travellers.
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AFTER 11 years behind the bar at Tatura's Victoria Hotel, publicans Tony Melton and Robyn Rogers finished up service on the weekend.
“It has been a long time since the Shepparton expo. We had no idea how big it would be or how massive the selection. We’ve brought a good mix of stock, the biggest we could – but the expo would be nothing without such a great range of exhibitors throughout,” said Prestige Jayco
THE Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo brought together a massive range of caravans, campers and other outdoor equipment and accessories for the Novice Explorer to the Adventure King.
From Monday, September 12, Andrew McCallum is the new owner and publican at the Hotel.
“Being back at the expo is a sign that Covid is gone, and that our lives are returning to normal. Everyone has been really excited to get away.
“We have a new team supporting us over the weekend. Simon is three months into his role, and Trent has been with us for a year.”
Prestige Jayco exhibited at the Shepparton expo for the first time in a long time, bringing 15 caravans and campers with them and two staff members.
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"It has been 11 years and one month," Tony said proudly on Sunday. He said he's most looking forward to having a holiday with Robyn. The couple relocated to the region over a decade ago to take ownership of the Victoria Hotel.
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I have received a reply from Community Sport Minister Ros Spence MP in which she confirms that Greater Shepparton City Council, in partnership with the club, has applied for a grant through the Victorian Government’s 2022 Local Sports Infrastructure Fund to undertake planning and detailed designs for a proposed pavilion.Theminister tells me she expects to announce the outcomes of this grant process later this year.
Greater Shepparton City Council supported the club with funding towards design and investigation works. Together
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I was very pleased to advocate in Parliament for the Murchison-Toolamba Football Netball Club which, with Greater Shepparton City Council, is seeking $4.1M to improve facilities for the community hub
As I said in Parliament, the club is kicking goals this year and it deserves quality facilities to match!
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Royal Life Saving Society – Australia is asking all owners of backyard pools to check their pool fences and pool gates as a matter of Childrenurgency.under five are curious and fearless, and their love of water puts them at risk of Tragically,drowning.everyyear in Australia we lose on average 22 young children to drowning, more than half of those drowning in backyard swimming pools. The majority are aged just one year old.
Ensure that you have a functioning and compliant pool fence and working gate as an additional barrier between young children and water for all those moments when life intervenes – the phone rings, the doorbell rings, another child needs your attention – can literally be life saving.
I raised this project in Parliament on behalf of the community on August 17.
Local sport is often the heartbeat of a community, and the Murchison-Toolamba FNC has a proud history. The recreation reserve is the playing ground for a range of sports and community activities and while the football club does its best, its facilities are dilapidated and not fit-for-purpose.
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I congratulate the club president and committee for their dedication to this important project and will continue to support you.
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 business awards at a special gala dinner next month. Tickets are on 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. 202 2 Sponso ed by in Shepparton 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 5822 1555 177-193 Numurkah Rd, Shepparton VIC www.fairleysiga.com.au CATALOGUELookinside!OUTNOW! Not normalyourdollar. It’s a Donation Dollar. If everyone gave them as they found them, every year $300 million would go to those who need it most. When you find one. Give one.
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these organisations have developed an excellent proposal that will sustain a range of community activities for the years ahead.
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We know that seven times the number of children who die go to hospital after a nonfatal drowning incident. That is more than 150 children aged under five each year, some of whom will be left with life-limiting disabilities.Whileactive supervision is the best protection against childhood drowning, no parent or caregiver can watch a young child
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Page 18 – The Adviser Australia No.1:1628 Wednesday, September 14, 2022 What’s on NEW HUGE Len 0458 777 901 Emily 0488 242 699 www.gvwoodworkers.com.au DEMONSTRATIONS + MUCH MORE FREEKIDS’GAMEAREA CHRISTMASUPSTOCKONPRESENTSFUNFAMILYGREATDAY Scan here for ticket sales 9.30am - 4pm Shepparton Showgrounds Featuring Collectables Contact Helen 0488 191 $5Public858entry SHEPPARTONSHEPPARTONSWAPMEETSHOWGROUNDS High St, Shepparton (Midland Hwy A300) Gates open at 6.30am for stall holders General public 7.30am No alcohol, No camping, No dogs allowed Lunch and refreshments available Sunday Sept 11, 2022 sitesOutdoor $20 6m x Entry6m$5 (children under 14 free) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT LLOYD OR KRISTINE HEALEY ON 0438 294 351 WWW.GVMVDC.COM.AU/GVMSWP.HTML SUMMER OF THE IN THE GOULBURN VALLEY What’s on IN THE GOULBURN VALLEY Have you got an event coming up? Reach 60,000 estimated readers + online in The Adviser’s new What’s On section Call Pauline for your inclusion in The Adviser’s new What’s On section All you have to do is phone 5832 8989 or email pauline.georgys@sheppartonadviser.com.au. Featuring Collectables & Vintage Caravans Also welcoming Rods Customs & Classics • Collectables & Stationary Engines • Tractor Trek Saturday leaving 9am • Show & Shine Sunday • Trade Sites available • NHMA Guidelines apply Annual Spring Rally Deniliquin Collectors Club Edward River Memorial Park, Deniliquin SEPT 17th & 18th Contact Helen 0488 191 $5Public858entryperday HUGE Len 0458 777 901 Emily 0488 242 699 www.gvwoodworkers.com.au DEMONSTRATIONS + MUCH MORE FREEKIDS’GAMEAREA FUNFAMILYGREATDAY Scan here for ticket sales 30TH ANNIVERSARY SHOWSat1st&Sun 2nd Oct 9.30am - 4pm Shepparton Showgrounds Riverlinks Box Office: 03 5832 9511Riverlinksriverlinksvenues.com.auandHITProductions present
Rally secretary Helen Baker says, “We are looking forward to a big weekend and it is great to be back after two years, and it is a great way to celebrate the Deniliquin Collectors Club’s 21st birthday.”
After a two-year hiatus, the Deniliquin Collector’s Club are excited to return with a thrilling range of wonderful and varied collectables from vintage caravans to Ferguson tractors, pocket watches and vintageCelebratingcars. its 21st birthday with the Annual Spring Rally, the Deniliquin Collectors Club event is sure to be a veritable collector’s paradise, with all manner of collectables including stationary engines, rods customs and classics, along with highly sought-after Anne Stokes artwork and homewares and various dolphin ceramics and figurines.
The Adviser. Australia No.1:1628 Wednesday, September 14, 2022 – Page 19 What’s on NEW IN THE GOULBURN VALLEY Have you got an event coming up? Reach 60,000 estimated readers + online in The Adviser’s new What’s On section Call Pauline for your inclusion in The Adviser’s new What’s On section All you have to do is phone 5832 8989 or pauline.georgys@sheppartonadviser.com.au.email GV WOODWORKING SHOW 30TH ANNIVERSARY Shepparton Showgrounds Sat 1st & Sun 2nd October 2022 Contact Emily Ph 0488 242 699 Free Kids Game Area. Great Family Fun Day Out! DENILIQUIN COLLECTORS CLUB ANNUAL SPRING RALLY Edward River Memorial Park. Deniliquin Sat 17th & 18th September 2022 Contact Helen Ph 0488 191 858 Featuring Collectables & Vintage Caravans. SUMMER OF THE SEVENTEENTH DOLL Thursday 22nd September 2022 Riverlinks Westside at 7.30pm Contact Riverlinks box office 03 5832 9511 By Ray Lawler Directed by Denny Lawrence LIVE MUSIC – NUMURKAH Numurkah RSL Hall Sat 17th September 2022 Only $10 members - $20 Non members Contact Damien Ph 0427 631 927 Tinman & Drew Walker. Folk, Blues, Piano & Sweet Harmonies. 146TH AGRICULTURALSHEPPARTONSHOW Shepparton Show Grounds Friday 7th & Saturday 8th October 2022 Funwww.sheppartonshow.com.auforallthefamilywithentertainers, side shows. AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL PIANO AWARDS Monday 10th - Saturday 15th October 2022 Riverlinks Eastbank 70 Welsford St Shepparton Contact Riverlinks Box Office 03 5832 9511 The Award Showcases Some of Australia’s Finest Pianists. AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SHOW AND SHINE EUROA Sunday 2nd October 2022 Sevens Creek Park, Euroa Contact Ross Holt 0417 562 059 Unique & exceptional cars from all eras Over 70 Trophies GOULBURN VALLEY COUNTRY FESTIVAL Saturday 1st April 2023 | Shepparton Showgrounds dancingMotocrossKaseygoulburnvalleycountrymusicfestival.com.auChambers-TroyCassar–Daley-Freestyle(FMX)Woodchopping-DJbratpaisley-Lineandsomuchmore. SAM SCAVENGER HUNT From 17th September free from the SAM Shop Visit SAM’s website for more information and to book Friends of SAM members receive a 10% discount on all programs. Fun for the whole family!
PLAYING WITH CLAY WITH MAE ARTISTRY
Thursday 22nd September | Shepparton Art Museum
Tuesday 27th September | Shepparton Art Museum
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Friday 30th September Shepparton Art Museum
The Adviser’s Whats On Continues on Page 18 EVENTS
AFTER three years of not going ahead, the 30th annual Woodworking Show will be held on the first weekend of October.
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This huge celebration will commemorate over 30 years of the fruits of the GV Woodworker’s labour being showcased to theThepublic.club comprises of approximately 110 members which has been running since its inception in 1984. The club is run solely by volunteers and is open to anybody aged over 12, with plenty of experienced woodworkers who can offer advice and support with projects.
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Monday 19th September | Shepparton Art Museum
Visit SAM’s website for more information and to book Make your own custom shrinky-dink wearable art inspired by our exhibitions.
11am-12pm and 2pm-3pm | Kids 10 to 15yrs FREE
SAY IT LOUD & PROUD
THE engines are revving, and excitement is building for the return of the Deniliquin Collectors Club, Annual Spring Rally at Edward River Memorial Park Deniliquin on September 17-18, 2022.
Visit SAM’s website for more information and to book
The kids won’t miss out either with
Entry is $5 and some catering will be available on the day. For further information please call Helen on 0488 191 858
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“There will be demonstrations throughout the weekend including wood
turning, pyrography, working with resin, puzzle making, pen turning, scroll sawing, whittling, carving, bandsaw boxes and lots more as well as demonstrations from our local businesses ‘Dragon Egg Turning by Pop’s Shed’ and resin pours by ‘Art Tree Creations’,” said GV Woodworker’s president, Emily Slaughter.
vintage or new Transformers on offer as well as a huge range of classic Little Golden Books.With so many more collectables to be sought and treasured, there is sure to be something for everyone.
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11am-12pm AND 2pm-3pm 5 to 10yrs SAM’s website for more information and to very own pinch pot garden.
Visit SAM’s website for more information and to book A special introduction to ceramics for young artists led by Monique Elliott of @mae.artistry.
The event will be held at the Multipurpose Pavillion at the Shepparton Showgrounds on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 October from 9.30am-4.00pm. For further information, contact Len on 0458 777 901 or Emily 0488 242 699 and visit www. gvwoodworkers.com.au
Ready and eager for action, the Show and Shine Sunday event will make its proud and popular return with a wide assortment of vintage cars, bikes, buses and trucks while the Tractor Trek on Saturday leaves at 9am.
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Turn trash into treasure transformation simple egg cartons into one-of-a-kind upcycled art.
Visit SAM’s website for more information and to book
KRAFTY KALEIDOSCOPES
Deniliquin Collector’s Club turns 21
11am-12pm 5 to 10yrs | 2pm-3pm kids 10 to 15yrs. FREE
It will be a wonderful day out for families with a free kid's games area. There will be giant guess who, checkers, noughts and crosses, chess and lots more as well as yummy tucker from a plethora of food vans.
SPRING SHRINKY-DINKS
UPCYCLED CRAFT – EGG CARTON CHIMES
11am-12pm AND 2pm-3pm | Kids 5 to 10yrs FREE
Tues 20th Wed 21st Wed 28th & Thurs 29th Sept @ SAM Kids 8 to 15yrs. $10 per class, or 4 for $30.
This year’s woodshow will be a spectacular event, with demonstrators, stall holders and businesses in attendance from all across the nation.
Mon 26th September | Shepparton Art Museum
11am-12pm and 2pm-3pm | Kids 5 to 10yrs FREE
Get krafty and make your own DIY Kaleidoscope
This Woodworkingannual Show will go ahead in the first weeks of October. The event will commemorate 30+ years of the fruits of the StephanieSanderson.inpublic.showcasedlabourWoodworker’sGVbeingtothePicturedmemberSuePhoto:Holliday
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The Lions were able to account for the Cats in the first week of the finals, but suffered a narrow loss to Shepparton United last weekend.TheCats were able to bounce back into premiership calculations when it accounted for Euroa after a first up defeat in week one of the finals to Seymour.
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The Eagles have enjoyed a rapid rise up the table under Chad Owens this season.
There is no tomorrow for the loser.
That said, both will be eager to get another crack at the Green Machine.
Last meeting: R1 Mansfield 12.8.80 to Euroa 8.5.53. R9 Euroa 12.11.83 to Mansfield 2.7.19. Tip: Mansfield
Nakita Singe missed last week’s defeat to United and the Lions will be hoping she is available this weekend.
They finished the Home and Away season in second place while the Pies had a similar rise up the table under Scott Rowan.
The Pies finished third after the Home Away rounds.Mansfield has got to today after shaking off a challenge from Mooroopna after a first week defeat to Echuca while Euroa gets a shot at the big dance after a win in the first week and a defeat in the second semi-final last weekend.
Both teams will rely on their top line players to get them over the line today coupled with their contested brand which has won them so many games in 2022.
The Lions hold the upper head in their meetings this year,
The Cat goalers in Dayna Williams and Elle Brooks were outstanding in the win over Euroa.They will again be important and if they can get the better of the Lions defence which also includes Sarah Szczykulski, then they could give the Cats a big show of reversing the result of the qualifying final.
Both teams have suffered the one defeat during the finals before getting to the preliminary final.
later in the season.
The team that can get the edge around the stoppages and then take their chances will win and I think it might be the Eagles who get it done.
By Sam Sarancino MANSFIELD V EUROA (Football)
SEYMOUR V MOOROOPNA (Netball)
Both have lost to short-priced premiership fancy Echuca during the finals’ series.
The prize is massive for the winner – a shot at Echuca and a chance to end a long drought without a premiership.
But for the winner is a place in the big dance to take on Shepparton United next week.
The ledger is squared at 1-1 this season, with the Eagles winning the earlier meeting at Memorial Oval and the Pies turning the tables on their rival at Mansfield Recreation Reserve
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Last meeting: R4 Seymour 53 d Mooroopna 33. R15 Mooroopna 36 d Seymour 32. QF Seymour 53 d Mooroopna 40. Tip: Seymour football and netball previews
This promises to be a cracking contest and the team that can stand up under the heat will win a shot at taking down Shepparton United in the grand-final.
Up the other end of the court, Madison Wong and Ella Ogier will have their hands full trying to contain Seymour goals Ellie O’Sullivan and Jessica Lallo.
Euroa last won a flag in 1990 and last played in a grand final in 2005 when it lost to Seymour.Mansfield last won a flag in 2009, which was the last time it featured in a big dance.
This game will go to the wire I suspect.
leading the win-loss ledger 2-1.
EXCITED TO BE BACK...Teams from across the state competed with gusto. Photos: Natasha Fujimoto
FUN, competition and smiles all round was to be seen and heard at the Mooroopna Access All Abilities Football Netball Carnival on Wednesday, September 7 at the Mooroopna Racecourse Recreation Reserve.
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With spirits high and good sportsmanship in the air, the event made its long-anticipated return after a two-year interlude as a result of Covid.
Proudly presented by Valley Sport, teams travelled from as far as the Wimmera and Wangaratta to join clubs and teams from Echuca, Dookie and Shepparton on the footy field and across the courts in the open age competition.
Valley Sport, event organiser Lucy Marino said of the day, “There was so much excitement, and everyone was so keen to be back after missing out for two years due to Covid. It was a fantastic opportunity to get back out into sports, providing a chance for teams to play and for individuals to meet new people.”
With many participants already looking forward to the
next carnival, the event closed with a presentation ceremony where coaches were invited to award medallions to their
player of the day. Medallists were those who ‘gave-it-theirall’, while having fun and exhibiting good sportsmanship.
Giving it their all: All abilities football and netball returns GIVING IT THEIR ALL ON THE DAY... WoolmanSophiefrom the Echuca NetballallMooroopnacompetesRockettes,attheAccessAbilitiesFootballCarnival. OPEN ONCOMPETITIONAGECOURT... In the spirit ontheeachcompetedteamssportsmanship,ofofallagesagainstotheroncourtandthefield.
