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No 1:1686

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2023

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Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre has been a staple in Shepparton and the greater Goulburn Valley for over 40 years.

Established in 1979 as a family-owned company, operated by the Phillips family.

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2023 HALL OF FAME WINNER – PHILLPS CELLARS AND REGIONAL WINE CENTRE.....pictured is Hall of Fame winner Paul Phillips with Jan Phillips and Sam Birrell among many other dignitaries in the background at Eastbank on Friday night. Photo by: Emma Harrop

Shepparton ACE Secondary College is a calm classes providing a positive educational for students from Years 7with - 12. small, small, experience private secondary school PHILLIPS Cellars and Regional Wine Position to start in 2024 calm classes providing a positive educational Centre was inducted into the Greater further information and job experienceFor for students from Years 7 - 12.Shepparton Business Network (formerly description please contact: Kylie Richards on 5831 or Position to start in4029 2024 email admissions@sasc.vic.edu.au

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The Adviser. Australia No.1:1686 Wednesday, November 1, 2023 – Page 3

NEWS

On the road back to recovery

By Stephanie Holliday THE devastation brought by the 2022 Flood Event sent shockwaves through the entire region. Hundreds of people lost their homes and although 12 months on we are on the road to recovery, many disadvantaged members of our community are still facing the challenges of a chronic housing shortage.

Aspen Lodge Caravan Park in Mooroopna is a haven for those who are facing homelessness, both prior to the floods and most certainly afterwards. The park was decimated as flood waters rose last October, but with the help of Emergency Recovery Victoria (ERV), Victorian Department of Justice, Greater Shepparton City Council and a multitude of kind tradesmen from across Victoria, park owners Yvonne and Russell Prince can finally see the light.

“We are getting there now. We have 55 dwellings currently, as opposed to our original 75, with a few more on their way. We have had some people return who lived here

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before the floods, as well as people who are still waiting for their homes to be liveable again, refugees and families who have nowhere else to go living here,” said Yvonne.

“We firmly believe everyone has the right to have a place to call home if they wish, and that’s our objective here,” added Russell.

In the early stages post flood, ERV organised for the Australian Defence force to help clean up the park, with GSCC subsequently picking up eight loads of flood damaged property. As Yvonne and Russell rebuild, refurbish and finish working on the park, they are immensely grateful to all the plumbers, builders, electricians and everyone else who has helped get as many sites as possible back up to habitable conditions.

The response from ERV to Aspen Lodge’s plight has gone on to form the basis of a case study to be used in subsequent natural disaster responses for similar establishments.

If you’d like to help Yvonne and Russell Price, they are

ON THE ROAD TO RECOVERY...Aspen Lodge Caravan Park in Mooroopna was decimated by the October 2022 floods, but park owners Russell and Yvonne Prince have worked tirelessly to restore accommodation for those most in need. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

seeking white goods, in particular single door fridges, to furnish their cabins. Get in touch at 5825 2245 if you can be of any assistance.

Cash for cans SHEPPARTON is gearing up for an exciting eco-friendly initiative, thanks to local waste management company, FOOT T, and the support of The Nationals Member for Shepparton District, Kim O’Keeffe. The Container Deposit Scheme (CDS Vic) is set to roll out on November 1, offering a 10c reimbursement for eligible cans, containers, and bottles returned.

Ms O’Keeffe expressed her delight at the commencement of the scheme, praising the efforts of FOOTT in driving this initiative.

“It was exciting to see the facility operating and the process in action, which collects and

sorts containers efficiently,” she said. The scheme will not only incentivise recycling but also benefit charities, schools and community organisations by offering a simple fundraising method.

FOOTT will operate CDS Vic Depots in Shepparton, Benalla and Yarrawonga from November 1 and in Cobram from November 27. The depots will guide residents through the process, with automated counting machines ensuring a smooth operation. Charities and community groups can now register as a donation partner, ready to accept donations from supporters once the scheme starts.

RECYCLE, REUSE, REIMBURSE… The Container Deposit Scheme (CDS Vic), facilitated by FOOTT launches today. The scheme incentivises recycling by offering a 10c reimbursement for eligible containers returned. Photo: Supplied

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NEWS

One hell of a book launch

By Aaron Cordy A TROOP of friends, family, history buffs and book lovers gathered at the Shepparton RSL on Sunday, October 15, to witness the birth of One Hell at a Time, the brilliant new book by Tracee Spiby.

One Hell at a Time is Tracee's first book and tells the incredible story of her grandfather Albert Henry Spiby's harrowing experience during World War 1.

Despite works on Knight Street causing lighting and microphone issues, the event was a triumph for the Murchison local.

Hosted by Tracee's daughter Laura SpibyJones, with guest speakers Lieutenant Colonel Neil C. Smith AM Rtd and renowned author Hazel Edwards OAM, who is famed for There's A Hippopotamus on Our Roof Eating Cake.

After her guests of honour spoke, Tracee stole the show with an incredible reading from the book, capturing the hell our servicemen face in war and why their stories must be told.

"Never before have I read such a truthful, detailed and graphic account of life in and out of the trenches for Australian infantrymen to read it is to feel the freezing cold of a Flanders winter or suffer the pain of wrenching free from jagged barbed wire and the sucking, bloodsoaked mud which enveloped all living, dying and dead creatures," said Lieutenant Colonel Neil C Smith.

Tracee will hold an author talk at the Numurkah Library Friday, November 10 at 2pm.

You can purchase a copy of One Hell at a Time from Collins bookstore in Shepparton, or for a signed copy email tracee@traceespiby.com.au.

BAKING A DIFFERENCE… Cafe On Nixon in Shepparton, under new management, is expanding its menu with daily specials and focusing on fresh, homemade cooking. The cafe aims to boost its breakfast and brunch services, with freshly baked cakes and slices as a highlight. Pictured is owner Kirsty Morland and her daughter Zahra Alrahmawi. Photo: Dillon Shelley

A fresh slice of Nixon ONE HELL AT A TIME... Tracee Spiby signs copies of her book at the launch, with guest speakers Lieutenant Colonel Neil C. Smith AM Rtd, and renowned author Hazel Edwards OAM, who is famed for, There’s A Hippopotamus on Our Roof Eating Cake. Photo: Aaron Cordy

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SH EPPA RTON'S beloved Cafe On Nixon is stirring up fresh excitement under its new owner, Kirsty Morland.

Known for its delectable array of dishes, the cafe is now adding daily pasta, stirfry, and roasts to its menu.

"We're not just adding dishes, we're adding an experience," says Kirsty.

"We want our customers to taste the authenticity of real cooking, made from scratch with real ingredients."

The lunch service at Cafe On Nixon continues to thrive, but Kirsty has her sights set on expanding the breakfast

and brunch offerings. She envisions a bustling morning scene with patrons enjoying steaming cups of coffee and delectable morning tea.

"And let's not forget about our freshly baked cakes and slices," Kirsty adds.

"There's nothing like a sweet treat to start or end your day."

Wit h K i rst y at t he hel m , Ca fe On Nixon is serving up a deliciously revamped dining experience that's sure to leave Shepparton foodies craving for more.

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Shepparton unveils new memorial

FOR A GREAT CAUSE... Flavorite, will be funding vital research and support for patients and families suffering from Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes. Pictured is AFL great and Maddie’s Vision co-founder Nick Riewoldt, Co-host of Farm to Fork Michael Weldon and Chief Operating Officer at Flavorite Chris Millis. Photo: Supplied

Local fresh food grower supports great cause THE largest glasshouse grower of fresh fruit and vegetables in the country, Flavorite, will be funding vital research and support for patients and families suffering from Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes.

This November, Australians can add colour to their lives with healthy fresh produce while giving hope to patients with Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes for Maddie’s Month.

Flavorite will be donating 15 cents from every pack of specially marked tomatoes and capsicums sold exclusively at Coles supermarkets to Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision during Maddie’s Month up to a maximum of $100,000, funding vital research and support for patients and families suffering from Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes.

Mark Millis, co-founder of Flavorite and the man behind establishing the

collaboration between Flavorite and Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision lost his battle with multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer in 2019.

Tom Millis, Flavorite’s marketing manager and one of Mark’s five sons encourages all Australians to get behind this great cause, support Australian farmers and to eat more fruit and vegetables.

“By purchasing our tomatoes and capsicums, you can make a real difference to someone else’s life and improve your health at the same time! Consumers can also ‘scan and win’ to go into the draw to win great prizes like a private chef dining experience or premium Weber Baby Q gas barbecue.”

The Flavorite team continue to drive Mark’s vision and legacy in their 8th year of this special campaign.

STANDING TALL… Lifestyle Shepparton unveils a new war memorial, a fiveyear project led by local resident Pauline Pritchett. The memorial, funded by the RSL, honours past, present, and future war heroes. Photo: Emma Harrop

I N Lifestyle Shepparton, a new war memorial - a tribute to past, present, and future war heroes - has been unveiled.

The project was the brainchild of Pauline Pritchett, the annual march organiser, who spent five relentless years bringing this memorial to fruition.

T he unveiling ceremony, at tended by 115 people, marked the culmination of Pauline's tireless efforts and the c o m mu n it y's u nwave r i n g s upp or t .

Lifestyle's local managers have been

instrumental in backing the project, demonstrating their commitment to honouring our veterans.

The memorial, adorned with three plaque s a nd a sold ier st at ue , was generously funded by the RSL . In a symbolic gesture, a lone pine was also planted, serving as a living tribute to those who served and will serve. This new landmark stands as a testament to our community's respect and gratitude for our war heroes.

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While we take pride in our legacy, it’s time for a new journey. From 9 October 2023, WDEA Works will officially be known as are-able.

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Eye-opening, lifechanging experience TRIP OF A LIFETIME... Shepparton ACE Secondary College recently embarked on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Cambodia and Vietnam. They learned new skills, made memories and had immersive experiences in new cultures. Photo: Supplied

New FOOTT Depots Now Open!

FOOTT CDS Vic depots are now open in Shepparton, Benalla and Yarrawonga. Cobram opening November 27.

Find CDS Vic FOOTT depots in Shepparton 10 Carroll Rd Shepparton East

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Cobram 5 Colgan Street Cobram (Opening Nov 27)

Monday – Friday Saturday 9:00am – 5:00pm 8:00am – 4:00pm A 10-cent refund will be given for every eligible drink container – cans and bottles. And we’ll be there to help you collect your cash FAST. FOOTT high speed counting machines process up to 300 eligible containers per minute.

To learn more go to foott.com.au/cds-vic or scan the QR code.

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TEN students at Shepparton ACE Secondary College recently embarked on a once-in-alifetime trip to Cambodia and Vietnam. They learned new skills, made memories and had immersive experiences in new cultures.

From September 6 until September 23, students travelled from Ho Chi Minh, to Saigon, Siem Reap, Phnom Penh and then back home.

They visited Ho Chi Minh complex, Museum of Ethnology, Hoa Loa Prison, Cu Chi Tunnels, War Remnants Museum, Angkor Temples and several cities on their journey.

Year 9 student Jaime told us the highlight of her trip, “It was definitely a cool experience to hold a giant tarantula,” she said.

“It was my first trip overseas and it was great to learn about another culture and learn new things.”

Year 9 student Miles added, “It was enriching to try new foods and have new experiences, and it was also eye-opening to see the socioeconomic differences to what we are used to back home.”

Shepparton ACE Secondary College is committed to providing life-enriching experiences and often take students on enriching holidays abroad. Shepparton ACE Secondary College is a small secondary school offering a mainstream education, pathways to further study, strong anti-bullying policies, and a safe, caring, and inspiring learning environment.

No need to masquerade your pride in the Goulburn Valley HAVE a ball at SAM (Shepparton Art Museum) with Masquerade at the Museum. Dress to impress in the embrace of togetherness and celebrate pride and communit y diversity across the Goulburn Valley whilst taking in the beauty that is the Victoria Park Lake at sunset.

B e enter tained throughout the night by the talented Polly Fi l la, Fro ck Hudson a nd Tom Nethersole as you enjoy a night of fun, connection, and celebration.

Grab a drink at the bar and enjoy the wonderful delights served by the Elsewhere at SAM team whilst you take in the sights from level four.

T h i s ye a r s’ OU T i nt he OPE N Festival, celebrating LGBT IQA+ pride and community diversity in all its forms includes an array of events for all ages and interests from Friday to Sunday, November 10 to 19. The festival boasts a program filled with events from drag to dinner, author talks to networking, movies to drag bingo and so much more.

However you like to be ‘out, in the open.’ Visit http://outintheopen. org.au/events-2023/ to check out all the events.

GV PRIDE... Damien and Jenni would love you to join them at SAM for this year’s OUTintheOPEN Festival, celebrating LGBTIQA+ pride and community diversity gala opening, Masquerade at the Museum. Photo: Supplied

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Seeking new ideas at the AGM HISTORY can fade with time, memories are lost, and items of interest may be damaged or misplaced over the years. It's the purpose of our Historical Societies to preserve our past and keep it safe for future generations. A challenge facing many historical societies as the wonderful caretakers grow older and move on is to generate a new group of interested volunteers to take over when they go.

The Mooroopna Historical Society was one group facing this dilemma. To combat their ageing group of members and volunteers, they invite community members to join them at their AGM Wednesday, November 8, 1.30pm, at 30 Park Street, Mooroopna.

"I would like to see the whole thing continue. Every historical society in Australia is all old people, we need to get hold of young people to keep them running," said John MacKellar.

For more information about the Mooroopna Historical Society AGM, phone Joy on (03) 5825 3037 or attend the event on Wednesday, November 8, 1.30pm, at 30 Park Street Mooroopna.

BREATHING NEW LIFE INTO HISTORY... Mooroopna Historical Society is seeking new members and volunteers to join them at their AGM. From left Arthur Duke, President Bob McClure, Margaret Selwood, Dina Cardillo, John MacKellar, Florence McClure and Joy Myers. Photo: Aaron Cordy

Give your career the lift T H E L I F T Off Scholarship program welcomes applications for postgraduate studies, pathway studies and from students who have taken a gap year as well as Year

12 students wanting to continue to tertiary study.

Since 2014, Lift Off has supported 120 local students in post-secondary education

Department of Health

Board chair and director opportunities in the Victorian Public Health Sector The Minister for Health and the Minister for Ambulance Services, the Hon. Mary-Anne Thomas MP, is pleased to invite applications for part time board chair and board director positions on Victorian government hospital boards. The positions start on 1 July 2024 and appointments are for two to three years.

by helping to overcome financial and other barriers to their education aspirations and achieving their full potential.

“Lift Off is having a life-changing impact on young people, financially supporting them with relocation costs, university fees, rent, school materials and providing a safety net between jobs. In fact, 100% of evaluation participants agreed Lift Off had positively influenced the trajectory of their life. 97% by supporting them to participate in their chosen course; 95% able to take

advantage of opportunities not otherwise attainable. In addition, two-thirds reported feeling more confident, appreciated, and recognised, and better able to contribute to their community,” said Greater Shepparton Foundation CEO Amanda McCulloch.

S chola rsh ip g u idel i nes a nd a l i n k to the online application form can be found on the Scholarships page at www. greatershepparton.foundation. Applications close on Friday, December 15, 2023, at 5pm.

These positions provide an exciting opportunity for Victorians to contribute to the health and wellbeing of our communities. Applicants are selected for their capabilities, including personal and professional attributes, experience, knowledge, and skills that contribute to the strategic leadership and oversight of health care for the Victorian community.

The Victorian Government is committed to ensuring boards reflect the rich diversity of the Victorian community. Applications are welcomed from people of all ages, Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and from lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, gender diverse, intersex and queer people.

Applications close at Midnight Sunday 19 November 2023.

Further information about Victorian health service boards and how to apply, please go to the following website: www.health.vic.gov.au/board-applications

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Safe and high quality healthcare for all Victorians is a priority of the Victorian Government.

Applicants must be able to demonstrate and provide evidence in support of the capabilities they identify in their applications.

LIFE CHANGING SCHOLARSHIPS... The Lift Off Scholarship program applications for postgraduate studies in 2024 are now open. Lift Off committee members from left are Craig Mangan, Mark De Paola, Amy Robinson, Donna Baldwin, Amanda McMulloch Qader Karimi and Simone Masters.

Photo: Aaron Cordy.

Wendy Lovell MP

Liberal Member for Northern Victoria Region My team and I are here to help you with any State Government issues. Please call or email us if you require any assistance. p: (03) 5821 6668 e: wendy.lovell@parliament.vic.gov.au www.wendylovell.com.au

Authorised by Wendy Lovell MP, 222 Wyndham Street Shepparton.

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Delight your loved ones with a precious gift GET IN EARLY... Prouds the Jewellers sales assistant Taylah and assistant manager Kacey can help you find some beautiful pieces for your loved ones within your budget. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

Kim O'KEEFFE MP THE NATIONALS MEMBER FOR SHEPPARTON DISTRICT

Our office has moved to 318 Wyndham Street, Shepparton.

We look forward to welcoming you at the new address Our and serving the electorate office has moved tofrom this central location.

318 Wyndham Street, Shepparton.

kim.okeeffe@parliament.vic.gov.au www.kimokeeffe.com.au 318 Wyndham Street, Shepparton VIC 3630 03 5831 6944 kimokeeffe.com.au Kim4Shepp kimokeeffe kim.okeeffe@parliament.vic.gov.au Kim4Shepp @kimokeeffe

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We look forward to welcoming you at the new address 5831from 6944 and serving the electorate this central location.

CHRISTMAS is so close, you can almost hear sleigh bells ringing. Gift giving is a chance to reflect on the past year and show appreciation to your loved ones, and a precious gift that will last a lifetime doesn't have to break the bank.

Prouds the Jewellers is helping people get a head start on their Christmas shopping with their 'Early Christmas Savings' sale, with many items up to 50 percent off across the entire range. There are a multitude of stunning pieces in the $20 to $150 price range, making Christmas

present budgeting a whole lot easier.

As an added bonus with any purchase, you can also select a beautiful 9ct two-tone circle pendant for $45.

They have an extensive range of gold, silver and precious stone jewellery to choose from in addition to watches and giftware, so there's something for everyone on your nice list.

Prouds is now open at their spacious, f l a g s h ip s t o r e at 17 9 M au d e S t , Shepparton. For any enquiries, give them a call on 5821 4512.

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Historical Society of Mooroopna Notice of Annual General Meeting

Welcoming new members & volunteers to attend our AGM & join the society.

Location: 30 Park St, Mooroopna Date: Wednesday 8th November Time: 1.30pm Please contact us for more information – Joy: 03 5825 3037 Museum open Wednesdays & by appointment

Scan to learn more about the Historical Society of Mooroopna

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Nothing silly about great savings CUSTOMER SAVINGS... Hard-working local businessman, Chetan Patel, pictured with team member Maria Renouf, has taken over as franchisee ownership of Silly Solly’s on Wyndham Street Shepparton.

One of Australia’s fastest-growing discount chains with nothing over $5. Photo: Aaron Cordy

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Weekly Nappy Collection Service n A more convenient way to dispose of your nappies. n Free up valuable red bin space. n Help divert nappy waste from landfill.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Did you know that Greater Shepparton had the highest concentration of disposable nappies among all regions surveyed in 2021? LET’S CHANGE THAT! THERE’LL BE NO CHARGE DURING THIS INTRODUCTORY PROGRAM Scan the QR code or visit shepp.city/waste_services to register your interest online.

ONE of the country's leading discount chains has had a change of management in Sheppar ton, but promises not to change the great savings customers go silly for.

H a rd-work i ng lo c a l busi nessma n , Chetan Patel, has taken over as franchisee ownership of Silly Solly's on Wyndham Street Shepparton. One of Australia's fastest-growing discount chains with nothing over $5.

"Silly Solly's has excelled in a bricksand-mortar retail environment of extreme uncertainty. We have built a trusted reput at ion a mongst ou r c ustomers.

10,000 products nothing over $5 under one roof, making shopping great again.

With customers saving money and living better. We know our customers and give

Shepparton

them what they want at the price they want to pay," says media spokesman Solly Stanton.

"It was a massive challenge, but Silly Solly's responded to consumer demand for new ranges of products to help ease the cost-of-living pressure with a huge everyday focus on essential items at affordable prices. Our essential product list is appealing and recognises the outstanding value on offer. It is our aim to continue to exceed our customers' ex p e c t at ion s ever y t i me t hey shop with us. Selection is important to our customers as well as the low price."

Open seven days a week, Silly Solly's is located at 2/431-451 Wyndham Street, Shepparton.

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COLLEGE T shirts available at no extra cost

• Stationery, books, frequent camps and excursions provided at no extra cost

• Strong commitment to education

• Kitchen facilities and food provided

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NOW OPEN AT OUR NEW LOCATION!

GRAND RELOCATION BRAND NEW LOCATION... Darby’s Paints Shepparton are now located at 81 Benalla Road. From left is Business Development Manager - Interior Coatings Dean Rankin, Sales Representative Brad Donnelly, Area Manager Megan Brown and Sales Assistant Tina MacGregor.

Photo: Stephanie Holliday

ALL NEW

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LOCATION 81 Benal la Rd, Shepparton

BRAND NEW LOCATION FOR SHEPPARTON’S LEADING PAINT SPECIALISTS

CELEBRATING 40+ YEARS Darby’s Paints is a part of The Attard Group Darby’s Paints is a part of The Attard Group

an an Australian Australian family-owned family-owned business business comprising comprising of of 77 businesses businesses across across 22 states states (Tasmania (Tasmania and and Victoria).

Victoria).

Your Your Premier Premier Destination Destination for for Automotive, Automotive, Industrial, Industrial, Fibreglass, Fibreglass, Timber Timber Coatings Coatings and and Marine Marine Paint Paint Supplies Supplies inin Victoria!

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Trusted Trusted Source Source for for 40 40 Years!

Years! We We deliver deliver your your order order to to your your doorstep, doorstep, no no matter matter your your location. location.

WEBSITE WEBSITE darbyspaints.com.au darbyspaints.com.au

EMAIL EMAIL sales.shepparton@darbyspaints.com.au sales.shepparton@darbyspaints.com.au

PHONE PHONE (03) 5821 0111 (03) 5821 0111

ADDRESS ADDRESS 81 Benalla Road, Shepparton 81 Benalla Road, Shepparton

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RARBY’S UTAEF PAINTS NOITACOSHEPPARTON LER DNARG DARBY’S PAINTSEDDARBY’S SHEPPARTON

MEGAN BROWN, AREA MANAGER

Megan began working in the Geelong Store as a sales assistant in 2004, before moving to Shepparton in 2014 to take over the manager’s role at the newly opened Shepparton store.

Since then, she has put in a huge amount of work, constantly growing and improving the store’s range and customer base. Megan has recently progressed to taking on the role of area manager and oversees operations from central Victoria right across to the Mildura region.

The thing she enjoys most about working at Darby’s is engaging with the customers, having a laugh with her workmates and doing colour matches.

TINA MACGREGOR, SUPERSTAR ALL-ROUNDER

Tina started in the Shepparton branch in 2021, she is Megan’s trusty sidekick in the branch, doing everything from serving customers to mixing paint, packing orders and everything in between.

Her favourite thing about working for Darby’s is her superstar manager Megan, and she really enjoys when people bring in their finished projects to show her.

MOLLY BROWN, THE STAR OF THE SHOW

Often touted as the “Mascot of Darby’s Shepparton”, Molly Brown is store manager Megan’s beloved 9-year-old Staffy-Greyhound cross.

Megan adopted Molly from Shepparton Animal Rescue & Re-Homing. Molly loves greeting customers, a good scratch behind the ears, and supervising warehouse operations while laying on her bed in the sun out the back!

Paint & Parts Burnie and Painted Parts Devonport Would like to Congratulate Darby’s Paints on the Opening of their New Shepparton Store

Attard Agencies Tasmania Would like to Congratulate Darby’s Paints on the Opening of their New Shepparton Store Wishing you prosperity, happy customers, and continuous growth as you embark on this new adventure.

Derwent Traders Congratulations to the team at Darby’s Paints on the opening of their huge new Shepparton Store.

We are excited to be a partner of Darby’s and look forward to working together in a prosperous future.

Martini Fibreglass The team at Martini Fibreglass would like to extend our congratulations to the staff at Darby’s Paints Shepparton on the opening of their impressive new store.

The above businesses are a part of The Attard Group, a family-owned group of companies spanning Tasmania and Victoria.

With over 30 proud years of history in the Fibreglass, Industrial Equipment and Paints industries, The Attard Group is committed to driving growth, stability and customer satisfaction across all of our businesses.

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DEAN RANKIN,

SALES REPRESENTATIVE

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER - INTERIOR COATINGS

Brad is Shepparton’s new travelling seeing customers, making sure they sales representative, coming on have everything they need, right when board only recently in 2023. they need it. You can find him in the Brad is a qualified spray painter and with him has brought a wealth of knowledge. He loves getting out and

big Darby’s van, on the road every day bringing the service Darby’s is renowned for directly to their customers.

store. Dean was recently promoted to

Dean came to Darby’s in 2021 and the position of Business Development was Shepparton’s travelling sales Manager - Interior Coatings and is now representative for two years. driving Darby’s Paints’ expansion into His lifelong experience in the coatings industry is invaluable and he has brought incredible growth to the Shepparton

2-pack interior coatings for kitchens and joinery all throughout Victoria.

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UTAEF PAINTS NOITACOSHEPPARTON LER DNARG DARBY’S PAINTSEDRARBY’S SHEPPARTON

NEW LOCATION, SAME BRILLIANT SERVICE... Darby’s Paints Shepparton has relocated to 81 Benalla Road Shepparton, the team can’t wait to welcome you through their doors. From left is Dean Rankin, Megan and Molly Brown, Tina MacGregor and Brad Donnelly. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

THEY’VE HAD VICTORIA COVERED FOR 40 YEARS Darby’s Paints began as a small local paint store in Geelong in the early 1980s. Over the years it has expanded from humble beginnings selling house paints, transforming into one of Victoria’s largest suppliers of Automotive, Marine, Industrial and Timber Coatings, with locations in Geelong, Ballarat, Shepparton and Mildura.

Congratulations to Darby’s Paints on 40 years in business!

Their brand new showroom, located at 81 Benalla Road Shepparton, has just opened and the team can't wait to welcome you through their doors.

Darby’s Paints was acquired by The Attard Group in 2019. Harnessing the power of The Attard Group has allowed Darby’s Paints exponential growth and access to a larger range.

Their sales representatives travel the countryside daily, each vehicle is set up to function as a mobile store,

with customer needs being their ultimate focus.

Darby’s Paints has been the premier destination for Automotive, Industrial, Timber Coatings and Marine Paint Supplies in Victoria for over 40 years.

Don’t worry if you can’t visit a store in person, they’ll deliver your order to your doorstep, no matter your location. They’ve kept Victoria cove re d fo r 4 0 Yea rs a n d still counting.

GEELONG BALLARAT SHEPPARTON MILDURA

ADVANCED PAINT PROTECTION

BUILDING ON OUR COMMITMENT TO OUR CUSTOMERS TO ONLY SUPPLY HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTS, WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT ALL DARBY’S PAINTS STORES NOW STOCK THE FULL RANGE OF TOUGHSEAL AUSTRALIA CAR CARE & DETAILING PRODUCTS. WE CAN ALSO PUT YOU IN TOUCH WITH LOCAL DETAILERS THAT CAN APPLY THE INDUSTRY-LEADING TOUGHSEAL QFX CERAMIC COATING TO YOUR VEHICLE. DARBY’S AND TOUGHSEAL- YOUR PARTNERS IN ADVANCED VEHICLE PROTECTION. TALK TO US IN STORE TODAY TO FIND OUT MORE!

ADVANCED EXTERIOR CARE

ADVANCED GLASS CARE

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ADVANCED INTERIOR PROTECTION

ADVANCED WHEEL CARE

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PROFESSIONAL RANGE FOR EVERY PROJECT Darby’s now proudly stock the Ilva range of 2K interior coating products. Ilva Timber Coatings have been produced in Pavia, Italy since 1946. They have since grown to become a world leader in 2K interior coatings.

Ilva are at the foref ront of innovation when it comes to timber coatings. In addition to Polyurethane and Acrylic Urethane coatings, they now offer a waterborne coatings solution, to enable compliance with new emissions regulations worldwide. Ilva also offer a full range of stains, clear sealers, primers/ undercoats and special effects coatings. Each Darby’s Store also has the ability to colour match any interior colour to suit your needs.

TRUSTWORTHY... Anest Iwata, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of spray guns, airbrushes, industrial painting equipment and high-quality compressors, is proudly sold at Darby’s Paints. Sales representative Brad Donnelly with a compressor in store. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

IMPRESSIVE COMPRESSOR

THE BEST... Ilva Timber Coatings have been produced in Pavia, Italy since 1946.

They have since grown to become a world leader in 2K interior coatings. Dean Rankin showing off a part of their range in front of Darby’s Paints brand new store on Benalla Road. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

Darby’s Paints Shepparton are stockists of Anest Iwata, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of spray guns, airbrushes, industrial painting equipment and highquality compressors.

Anest Iwata Australia has been delivering premium quality spray equipment products to the Australian marketplace for more than 50 years.

In a ddition , th ey supply high-end premium quality oilfree compressors for hospital,

medical, dental, pharmaceutical and research laborator y applications. Oil free scroll compressor technology uWsed in all these markets worldwide was developed and patented by Anest Iwata.

Welcome to Marvel Industrial Coatings Marvel Industrial Coatings is an industrial and domestic painting contractor providing industrial and domestic painting services for new builds, maintenance, and restoration. We also offer modification or addition of the interior, exterior, roofing, and floors. We even provide small touch-ups to large industrial buildings.

We specialise in all types of specialty coatings, chemical-resistant paving, two-pack, epoxy, roof restoration, graffiti removal, and spray painting. We also offer additional services like surface preparation, including grouting, rendering, and plasterboard hanging/repair.

Services we offer: • Painting Services – Internal and External • Specialty Coatings • Spray Painting • Chemical Resistant Paving • New Builds • Surface Preparation

• Maintenance and Restoration • Roof Restoration • Graffiti Removal • Interior, Exterior, Roofing, and Flooring Works • Small Touch-ups to Large Industrial Projects

Steve and the team take this splendid opportunity to congratulate

Darby’s Paints on their fantastic expansion and relocation.

Marvel Industrial Coatings Shepparton, Victoria • P: 0432 040 313 E: steven@marvelindustrial.com.au

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RARBY’S UTAEF PAINTS NOITACOSHEPPARTON LER DNARG DARBY’S PAINTSEDDARBY’S SHEPPARTON SNAKE SEASON? NO PROBLEM...

Megan Brown is pictured with some of the Derwent Traders range in store. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

Congratulations to

Darby’s Paint as you celebrate 40 Years in business at your new location!

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Congratulations on your new premises and the great results you achieve with Ilva timber finishes for your customers in the furniture, cabinet making, and timber work industries!

BANISH THOSE PESTS IN A SAFE AND AFFORDABLE MANNER Derwent Traders (part of The Attard Group) have been in the pest control market for over 8 years, one of the first to offer their unique products within Australia. All Attard Group stores stock their full range of high-quality products. You’ll also find their products in hardware stores like CRT and Home Hardware across Australia.

They ship Australia -wide and understand that the Australian market has vastly dif ferent requirements in dif ferent areas.

From the humid tropics to the barren desert, each area presents a different set of pest control challenges.

Their goal is to provide families and businesses across Australia

Congratulations to everyone at Darby’s Paints!

Accidents • Chips • Dents • Paint damage • Scrapes • Scratches and much more Reliable, prompt and efficient service by experienced and qualified staff

Panel enquiries 5821 9344 Shepparton Towing 57 Lockwood Road, Shepparton Heywoods 61 Lockwood Road, Shepparton

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We are selected repairers for

with safe, effective, humane, triedand-tested solutions to their pest animal and insect problems. They know Australians demand quality products at an affordable price, and that is what they strive to achieve.

Visit www.derwenttraders.com.au to check out the full range.

24 HOUR TOWING Reliable, prompt

and efficient service 5821 1844 by experienced and qualified staff

We’re the accredited BMW repairer for north regional Victoria

Onwings are very proud to be one of Darby’s Paints suppliers and delighted to take part in the Grand Opening of Darby’s Paints new location in Shepparton.

We congratulate Darby’s Paints as they celebrate their 40-year anniversary, 40 years servicing this industry is a testament to the management and people involved.

Congratulations!

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CELEBRATING 40+ YEARS Darby’s Paints is a part of The Attard Group an Australian family-owned business comprising of 7 businesses across 2 states (Tasmania and Victoria).

Your Premier Destination for Automotive, Industrial, Fibreglass, Timber Coatings and Marine Paint Supplies in Victoria!

Trusted Source for 40 Years! We deliver your order to your doorstep, no matter your location.

WEBSITE darbyspaints.com.au

EMAIL sales.shepparton@darbyspaints.com.au

PHONE (03) 5821 0111

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ADDRESS 81 Benalla Road, Shepparton

Regional wine business in 20233 takes out top award

2023 BUSINESS HALL OF FAME WINNER – PHILLPS CELLARS AND REGIONAL WINE CENTRE.... from left Jan and Paul Phillips with 2022 Hall of Fame winner Rod Poliness from Central Tyre Service. Photo by: Emma Harrop

Phillips Cellars Named 2023 Hall of Fame Business continued from front page AFTER being discharged from the war, while travelling to Melbourne Tom Phillips saw an opportunity and opened a pool hall in Shepparton. He then bought the Pine Lodge Hotel in 1934.

The Phillips family owned and operated the Hotel Australia in central Shepparton, for 35 years. In 1944, Tom Phillips took ownership at a time when beer was hard to get and when it was available, it was rationed to two bottle per man. At times the Phillips family owned the Cricketers Arms Hotel in Mooroopna, the Junction Hotel Toolamba, Commercial Hotel Mooroopna, and the Courthouse Hotel

Shepparton. In 1979 they purchased the property known as the Goulburn Valley Winery, situated at Vaughan Street Shepparton. It was here that wine was made until 1990.

The business is now headed up by Paul Phillips who takes great delight in taste-testing the product so he can share his broad knowledge of wines and winemaking with the community. He has previously conducted wine appreciation courses and is a member of local wine and food clubs.

“No one else knows the local wines like I do. I have met the owners, I have been to the vineyards, and I have tasted them all,” Paul Phillips jokingly said.

In 2004 the business included a Regional Wine Centre to display and promote over 50 local wineries from Echuca to

Rutherglen and from Rutherglen down to Seymour.

In addition to being purveyors of this region's finest wines, Paul and his staff also have a comprehensive knowledge of home brewing and stock a large range of home brew supplies. They are able to assist you with queries and advice on how to perfect your favourite tipple at home.

A humble and honoured Paul Phillips accepted the induction into the Hall of Fame, last Friday, to the cheers of a delighted crowd on behalf of Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre.

“If you make money in Shepparton, spend it in Shepparton,” Paul said.

Night to honour local businesses

By Aaron Cordy THE 26TH annual Business Excellence Awards were presented on Friday, October 27, at Riverlinks to a crowd of around 350 onlookers.

Congratulations to all the award recipients and nominees. On the evening, 17 local businesses and individuals were honoured, while Phillis Cellars was inducted into the Greater Shepparton Business Network ( For m e rly S h e pp a r to n C h a mb e r of Commerce and Industry) Business Hall of Fame.

The success of these awards would not be possible without the support from media sponsors, including LiSTNR, WIN TV, and The Adviser, has been invaluable, providing incredible coverage and advertising for the Awards. Gratitude is also extended to major sponsor SPC Operations, along with all other sponsors Shepparton Club, are-able (formerly Wdea Works), Harvey Norman Shepparton, Shepparton & Goulburn Valley, Greater Shepparton Business Centre, Shepparton BMW, GMCU, La Trobe University, OPTUS, and Greater Shepparton City Council

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS... THE 26TH annual Business Excellence Awards were presented on Friday, October 27, at Riverlinks to a crowd of around 350 onlookers. Photo: Emma Harrop

Environment Department. These wonderful sponsors have played a vital role in making the Business Excellence Awards possible, and their support is genuinely appreciated, as emphasised by Tracy Lyle of GSBN. Business Excellence Awards 2023 award recipients: Apprentice/Trainee of the Year... Bradley Collins, Furphy Foundry Best New Business (Under Two Years) …

Elsewhere at SAM Visitor Experience of the Year (Tourism Hospitality)... GROUNDed Live at the Dookie Quarry Visitor Experience of the Year (Tourism Accommodation) …

Best Marketing/Advertising Campaign...

Cardamone Real Estate & Barbeques Galore Shepparton Entrepreneur of the Year... Lisa Georgeson, Happy Healthy Co. Innovator of the Year... Perta Thomson Partners GV Healthy Workplace of the Year...

Gouge Linen and Garment Services Young Professional of the Year... Tegan Crawford, Tegan’s Custom Cakes Environmental/Sustainable Business of the Year... Watters Electrical Customer Service of the Year (Retail/ Hospitality)... Stellar Coffee Customer Service of the Year (Professional

Services) … Healthy Mind Solutions Customer Service of the Year (Trade Services) … Blush Hair Boutique Hall of Fame inductee... Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre Business of the Year (Professional Services) … Active Spine Centre Business of the Year (Trade Services) …

JMB modularBuildings Business of the Year (Retail Services) …

North End Bakehouse & Barbeques Galore Shepparton Profiles of each of the successful award’s recipients can be found on pages 24-29 of this special Business Excellence Awards feature.

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Greater Shepparton Business Network

BUSINESS OF THE YEAR - RETAIL SERVICES WINNER

BUSINESS OF THE YEAR - TRADE SERVICES WINNER

NORTH END BAKEHOUSE

JMB MODULAR BUILDINGS

Pictured from left, Harvey Norman’s Becc Fischer and North End Bakehouse Owners Matt and Kiah Aylett.

Since their purchase of the business in 2014, Matt and Kiah Aylett have grown Thank you to all our clients for acknowledging Healthy Mind Solution’s dedication to delivering exceptional Customer Service – Professional Services and making winning this award possible.

North End Bakehouse into a highly successful bakery that the locals love. The wonderful staff at North End provide exceptional service to everyone who seeks their tasty treats.

Sponsored by: Harvey Norman Shepparton

Pictured from left is Harvey Norman’s Becc Fischer and JBM Modular Designs owners James and Rachel Briggs

From a small family business run out of the backyard shed to leading the way in innovative construction, husband and wife team James & Rachel Briggs are the people behind JMB Modular Buildings. Whether it’s choosing one of our readymade building designs or working with our design team to create your own masterpiece.

Sponsored by: Harvey Norman Shepparton

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Shekiah & Matt Aylett thank the whole team and the community for their support over the years!

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LISA GEORGESON HAPPY HEALTHY CO Pictured from left is Sheppartn BMW owner Aaron Brain and winner Lisa Georgeson from Happy Healthy Co

Lisa opened Happy Healthy Co. in August last year, a progressive company specialising in providing holistic, integrated health and healing modalities to bring out the healthiest and most healed version of yourself. A unique health service in Shepparton.

Sponsored by: Shepparton BMW

2023

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to our valued customers & TRADES we thank you for your support

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BUSINESS OF THE YEAR - RETAIL SERVICES WINNER

BARBEQUES GALORE Pictured from left is Barbeques Galore’s Pam Bathman, Robert Hann, Harvey Norman’s Becc Fischer, Barbeques Galore’s Jason and Michelle Bathman, Neo Lemke, Simon Page and Michael Coates.

Barbeques Galore Shepparton has everything you need for entertaining friends and family to create the

ultimate outdoor living experience. Jason Bathman and the team offer their exceptional customer

service that has stood as a pillar to their success.

Sponsored by: Harvey Norman Shepparton

BUSINESS OF THE YEAR - PROFESSIONAL SERVICES WINNER

ACTIVE SPINE CENTRE Pictured from left is Harvey Norman’s Becc Fischer, Chiropractic Assistant Lynne Greenslade, Remedial Massage Therapist Jereb King, Remedial Massage Therapist Stephanie McMullen, Clinic Manager Macey Rowan, Owner + Chiropractor Dr. Jacob Black, Britteny Black, Naturopath + Clinic Manager Rachel Havill, Chiropractic Assistant Emily Damianopoulos, Chiropractic Assistant Alexia Andronaco and Chiropractic Assistant Elena De Maria.

Active Spine Centre, founded by Dr Jacob Black in 2013, is driven by the vision to deliver exceptionally high-quality and innovative

chiropractic practices. Chiropractic is combined with complementary natural health services such as naturopathy and massage

therapy to deliver truly holistic health care.

Sponsored by: Harvey Norman Shepparton

We are thrilled to have won Professional Services in the 2023 SPC Business Awards

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YOUNG PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR WINNER

TEGAN CRAWFORD TEGAN’S CUSTOM CAKES INNOVATOR OF THE YEAR WINNER

Pictured from left is Latrobe University’s Katie Taylor, Tegan’s Custom Cakes owner Tegan Crawford.

PERTA THOMSON PARTNERS Pictured from left is Perta Thomson Partners Business Partner Max Basile, Optus Business Centre’s Anthony Spadaro, Perta Thomson Partners Associate Tamara Daniel and Business Partner Lou Perta.

Perta Thomson Partners began in 2004 with a focus on compliancerelated services. The business evolved to introduce wealth creation and business advisory services. The creative skills of the business advisory team, work with the proven accountability and accuracy of their compliance experts to create dreams worth fighting for.

Tegan began making cakes for friends and family back in 2018 but it soon became more than just a hobby. She fell in love with the creative process and realised she had quite a special talent for cake decorating. Now her cakes can be found at many birthdays, weddings and engagement parties across the Goulburn Valley.

Sponsored by: LaTrobe University

Sponsored by: OPTUS

APPRENTICE / TRAINEE OF THE YEAR WINNER

BRADLEY COLLINS FURPHY’S FOUNDRY

We know the power of the information that listed corporates have available to them through their CFO’s and extensive finance teams and we know the advantage that it provides them.

We believe that it is time to level the playing field – introducing, Profits Plus.

Consisting of six interactive monthly sessions, award-winning facilitators Joe & Tam will share their collective expertise to empower you to make informed, profitable choices for your

business. Better decisions lead to better outcomes and this program will see the way you view the game of business change immediately and powerfully.

To celebrate being named the 2023 Innovators Of The Year, PTP has reopened the registration period for one week only. Don’t miss the chance to access information usually reserved for the big end of town.

First-year steel fabricator apprentice, Bradley Collins, likes to push himself to achieve his goals. His career with Furphy Foundry has just begun, but he has his sights set on pursuing it to the furthest point he can.

Sponsored by: GMCU

Full Program (6 months): $599 inc GST Individual Modules: $200 ea Interested business owners should email marketing@ptps.com.au with their contact details.

Registrations close 7th Nov

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GV HEALTHY WORKPLACE OF THE YEAR WINNER

ENVIRONMENTAL / SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR WINNER

GOUGE LINEN AND GARMENT SERVICES

WATTERS ELECTRICAL

Pictured from left is Gouge Linen and Garment Services CEO John Calleja, General Manager and IT team member Hayden Stammers, Greater Shepparton Business Networks Stephen Schneider, Gouge Linen and Garment Services General Manager and Human Resouces and Compliance Officer Martina Johns and Senior Safety and Quality Advisor Tori Wilkins.

Gouge is locally owned and operated by brothers Rob and Phil Priestly over the past 25 years the organisation has gone from strength to strength and is a major employer in Mooroopna and across Victoria. They are passionate about employee diversity and have a strong focus on family.

Sponsored by: Greater Shepparton Business Network

Watters Electrical is the largest and longest-standing electrical contracting company operating in Regional Victoria and Southern New South Wales. With branches in Shepparton, Albury and Wangaratta Watters Electrical proudly employs approximately 240 local people and is one of the largest employers of apprentices in the region. Watters Electrical has teams specialising in all areas of the electrical and solar industry.

Sponsored by: Greater Shepparton City Council Environment Department

Pictured from left is Watters Electrical’s Kate Ryan, Reg Hickey and Casey Eckel and Greater Shepparton City Council Environmental Department’s Manika.

Thank you!

We are honoured to be the winners of the GV Healthy Workplace of the Year and will continue to strive to ensure our workplace is a healthy environment for our staff. www.gouge.com.au

Watters Electrical

are proud to have won the award for

Environmental / Sustainable Business of the Year at this year’s SPC Business Excellence Awards!

Whether its for your residential property or your business, the Energy Services Team at Watters can help you transition to solar, batteries, hot water heat pumps, air conditioners and EV Chargers.

ENQUIRE TODAY 5821 3944 shepparton@watters.com.au www.watters.com.au 19-35 New Dookie Rd, Shepparton VIC REG 4409 NSW REG 253151C

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BEST NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR (UNDER 2 YEARS) WINNER

ELSEWHERE AT SAM Pictured from left is Greater Shepparton Business Centre’s Tricia Martinek, Elsewhere at Sam’s Ricardo Mullor, Alaina Tuckett and Jonathan Chan and Greater Shepparton Business Centre’s Lisa Knight

Elsewhere at SAM revitalised the museum café showcasing locally sourced products and ingredients to tantalise every taste bud. Ricardo

Vilsson Mullor, Alaina Tuckett and Jonathan Tan lead the new dining experience in the cafe, bringing together a wealth of local networks,

knowledge and passion to the venture.

Sponsored by: Greater Shepparton Business Centre

CUSTOMER SERVICE AWARD - PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

CUSTOMER SERVICE AWARD - TRADE

HEALTHY MIND SOLUTIONS

BLUSH HAIR BOUTIQUE

Pictured from left is Healthy Mind Solutions team members Chantelle, Liana and Ebony and areable Site Manager Milena Millar.

Healthy Mind Solutions believes that living regionally shouldn’t be a barrier to receiving great healthcare or the latest treatments. Their multidisciplinary clinic located in Shepparton, provides a comprehensive range of treatment options to patients suffering from a range of mental health disorders and conditions, plus a broad range of services and supports to NDIS participants.

Sponsored by: are-able (formerly WDEA Works)

Pictured from left Blush Hair Boutique’s Kelly Couzner and Jasmine Chomiczewski who were not present to accept the award.

When beauty and style are required, Blush Hair Boutique of Shepparton is who you need. Kelly Couzner and the team are known for excellent service. Blush Hair Boutique can make your hair dreams a reality and end bad hair days by transforming your fabulous locks.

Sponsored by: Greater Shepparton Business Network

CUSTOMER SERVICE AWARD - RETAIL

STELLAR COFFEE Pictured from left is Stella Coffee’s Caitlyn Wilkins, Courtney Carroll, owners Matt and Olvia Kington, Sebastian Garth-Allan, Samantha Hyland, Zoe Penegally, Breeanna Poar, Blake Hanna and Shepparton Club General Manager Wayne Sutton.

Since day one, Stellar Coffee has been a real hit! Operated by experienced coffee shop entrepreneur Matt Kingston, his secret to success

is using only the highest quality ingredients. Matt is a great believer in using local suppliers and supporting other businesses in the region.

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Sponsored by: Shepparton Club Inc

Greater Shepparton

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BEST MARKETING / ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN WINNER

VISITOR EXPERIENCE OF THE YEAR WINNER

GROUNDED LIVE AT THE DOOKIE QUARRY Pictured from left are winners Hugh Drum and Jamie Lea from GROUNDed and Shepparton and Goulburn Valley’s Ingrid Thomas.

A long time in the making, GROUNDed Live at the Dookie Quarry, (formerly known as Secret Garden Gigs Music Festival) led by Jamie Lea and Hugh Drum has come from big dreams of a music festival that celebrated all things live music and the locals that make it, from regional Victoria.

Sponsored by: Shepparton & Goulburn Valley

CARDAMONE REAL ESTATE + BARBEQUES GALORE Pictured from left Cardamone Real Estate’s Peter and Lyndi Cardamone, The Adviser Managing Director Geoff Adams and Barbeques Galore’s Jason and Michelle Bathman.

Barbeques Galore Shepparton.

Jason Bathman started with the iconic store in 1995 and purchased it in 2011. It has gone from strength to strength offering a huge range of barbeques, wood and gas fireplaces, outdoor furniture and accessories.

Cardamone Real Estate.

A family-owned agency and multi-awardwinning Cardamone Real Estate has served the Goulburn Valley since 2014. Managing Director Peter Cardamone and his wife Lyndi are true locals who provide support for over 25 sporting clubs across the region.

Sponsored by: LiSTNR, WIN TV & The Adviser

WINNER! WINNER! Michelle & Jason were thrilled to have won under both nominated categories for the 2023 SPC Business Excellence Awards.

“Thank you to all those who nominated us, and a very special thanks to the GSBN judging panel for the recogination. We are thrilled to receive 2 awards, it would not be possible without our customers and our terrific sales team.”

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HIGH SHINE IN SHEPPARTON… High Country Detailing, founded by Peter Hosking, has recently relocated to Shepparton. With over 20 years of experience, Peter offers a wide range of services and ensures meticulous attention to detail, from basic washes to full vehicle transformations.

YOUR trusted radiator & cooling specialist · Cars · Trucks · Heavy machinery · 4x4 · High Performance vehicles

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The journey of High Country Detailing A GEM of a business has recently relocated to Shepparton, bringing with it the art of meticulous vehicle detailing. High Country Detailing, founded in 2000 by Peter Hosking, offers a wide range of services, from basic washes to full vehicle transformations.

Mon – Fri: 8.30am – 5.00pm | Sat 9am – 12 noon Peter, the owner and principal detailer, began his career washing his father's car 81 Benalla Road, Shepparton with old toothbrushes for $20 a week.

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it's about paying attention to the details. I started with toothbrushes on wheels, and it's that level of care that sets us apart," says Peter.

With over 20 years of experience, Peter has worked for multiple dealerships, including Toyota, Aston Martin, Jaguar, Hond a , Holden , Ford , a nd pr ivate customers like Star Track and Fastway Couriers. His career highlight was serving as the detailer for Aston Martin QLD.

Whether it's removing concrete from a Workman’s Ute's carpet or sprucing up a million-dollar sports car, High Country Detailing has the expertise you need.

"Don’t leave your vehicle to just any detailer. Demand the best," Peter insists.

High Country Detailing accepts Afterpay and Zip Pay and can be found at 40 Benalla Road, Shepparton. Call 0458 874 805 or scan the QR code for more info and to book.

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Classified Account Consultant Looking for a fulfilling role in community publishing?

Flexible Part-Time 25-30 hours per week

Shepparton Flexible Learning Centre is currently seeking suitably qualified educators with the ability to teach in an alternate Secondary Education school.

Combined methods of teaching may include: Vocational Major and/or Victorian Pathways Certificate/Food Technology Primary teachers – welcome to apply Shepparton Flexible Learning Centre is committed to supporting students to reengage into school so they are able to achieve, not only their academic goals, but also improve in their personal, social and emotional growth.

If you demonstrate success, proven sales/ customer service experience and excellent communication skills, we would love to meet you!

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Applications close Monday 20th November 2023

Applications should include: • A cover letter • Responses to the Key Selection Criteria (Position advertised on Recruitment online) • Curriculum Vitae, including three professional referees Applications/questions can be emailed to: Michelle.Sheehan@wssc.vic.edu.au Application closing date: Sunday, 19th November, 2023

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Community Living & Respites Services (CLRS) has an opportunity for a Business Manager to join our team and become part of our story.

The Business Manager will form an integral part of the leadership team, providing leadership in business management matters relevant to CLRS, ensuring efficient and timely service to our teams.

If you are interested in being part of an organisation that is Flexible, Respectful, Collaborative and Accountable, visit www.clrs.org.au/jobs for more details.

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HARVEST SEASON APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN SPC is now recruiting for Production Operators and Forklift Operators for the 2024 season which runs from December 2023 to April 2024.

To apply for work with SPC this upcoming season please follow this link https://secure.workforceready.com.au/ ta/6162382.careers?CareersSearch As part of SPC’s recruitment and selection process you will be required to participate and successfully complete the following activities: • Interview • Pre-Employment Screening including a Drug & Alcohol Screening • SPC Online Inductions • Face-to-Face Induction & Factory tour • SPC Forklift training & Assessment

An attractive salary package is available along with a special sales bonus structure and other benefits!

For further information or to apply, email your letter and CV to: melanie.spencer@sheppartonadviser.com.au

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2013 Ford Kuga AWD 2.0L Turbo Diesel Purchased new in Shepparton in 2013 and used for travelling to and from and for work, not a family car. Easily most of the 226,000 kilometres travelled so far are country travel.

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KICKING GOALS... the Shepparton Cup brought in teams from around the country and abroad to show their soccer skills. Photo Supplied

SAVING THE GOAL... Keeper, Leonidas Paganis save the goal and sets up the next play. Photo: Supplied

GOING FOR GOAL... Adam Hassan is ready to strike the ball as Abdullah Ezzeldeen (8) watches on. Photo: Supplied

Locals take out three awards for AFL Victoria AFL Victoria recently held its Community Football Awards, which recognise the outstanding contributions volunteers make to Australian Football across Victoria.

“We were proud to have three winners from across our region recognised at the awards night,” said AFL Goulburn Murray region manager Shaun Connell.

The Peta Searle Female Coach of the Year (Victoria) was Sam Herron from Seymour Junior Football Club in the

Goulburn Murray Junior League.

The winner of the WorkSafe Country Community Volunteer of the Year (Victoria) was Ian Howard from AFL Goulburn Murray and the Goulburn Valley League.

The winner of the AFL Community Club of the Year for Victoria was Rochester FNC from the Goulburn Valley League.

On the subject of the fantastic volunteers who keep local

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footy clubs viable, “Our volunteers are the lifeblood of Community Football. Our volunteers freely give so much of their time to ensure our great game of Australian Rules Football can be played. It’s fantastic to have three award recipients recognised from our region as what they do is vital. We appreciate each and every volunteer,” said Mr Connell.

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FAST SERVE... Lorenzo Rigoli represented the Goulburn Valley at the Tennis Victoria’s Regional Teams Event Series 2 over the weekend. The event was a chance to showcase the talented tennis play the region has to offer. Photo: Aaron Cordy

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event. This is a qualifying event for the state team championships, which will be held in Horsham next February.

The State Championships will have competitors from all the country regions as well as the metro association to compete for the title of state team champions.

The event was a chance to showcase not only the talented tennis play the region has to offer, but also the fantastic Tatura Lawn

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“T he venue’s just i ncred ible. T he club have done an amazing job, all the volunteers. It's been really lovely, the club have been brilliant to deal with. They've prepped everything beautiful, and we’ve been able to walk in and run the event,” said Bree Sharp, of Tennis Victoria.

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