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ISSUE 717 | FEBRUARY 8 - 14 2018 Phone 08 8724 7111 www.lifestyle1.net

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COVER • REAL ESTATE MERGER COMBINES EXPERIENCE WITH ENTHUSIASM The recent merger of Herbert Real Estate and Complete Real Estate presents the combination experience and enthusiasm. The merger will maintain the strength of the Herbert name retaining the Herbert brand in the form of Herbert Commercial. The merger of these two complementary Real Estate Agencies will strengthen and provide a broader range of services For clients and customers it is business as usual with the experience of an established agency and the enthusiasm of the new management team from CRE under the leadership of Marika Hart and Matt Kain.

“Complete Real Estate was established in 2010 with a business objective to offer the market an agency of professionals that conduct themselves at a standard of behavior reflective of the market which is demanding modern information based services,” Marika Hart said “Things will be the same for customers and clients with the combined economies of scale that benefits the community with a superior service” Mr Herbert said.

The new partnership presents a greater strength in property management systems for residential and in commercial and Herbert Real Estate is arguably the strongest commercial presence in the region will be the location of the new business.

The consolidated will take place into one premises at 7 Helen Street Mount Gambier.

“There will be opportunities both in

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sales and management for younger and enthusiastic people who are wanting to join our team” Mr Herbert said.

Marika and Matt bring their own set of skills in the form of the residential arm of the business. “It is so exciting to have them on board and they have the knowledge and experience of marketing and technology that is necessary nowadays,” Mr Herbert said.

For David Herbert commercial has always been the bulk of his work load since joining his father in the business in 1966 and it is his passion. “My focus ever since I started working with my late father has been commercial rents and values”. Mr Herbert has seen the most difficult economic times for this

region with the lowest levels experienced between 2011–2016,” Mr Herbert said “We survived the GFC but everything that happen with the timber industry had a big impact in a way that I never thought I would see here. The good news is the demand for property has expanded over the last 18 months and we see good economic times ahead with growth in property values.”

Mr Herbert believes the merger has injected new life in the staff “and I am looking forward to the challenge of mentoring young people”. It is evident that Mr Herbert’s optimism of the local economic landscape going forward the future looks bright.

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THE STRESS FACTOR WITH LISA BONARENKO Complete Real Estate in association with Herbert Commercial 7 Helen Street Mount Gambier SA 5290 Ph: (08)8725 0500

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Above- Matt Kain with the merging principals Marika Hart and David Herbert, overseen by lawyer Bill DeGaris to complete contracts.

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LIMESTONE COAST OPERA OFFERS YOU A CHANCE TO RUB SHOULDERS WITH THE STARS Mount Gambier resident Chris Judd’s chance meeting with opera stars Michelle Buscemi and Mattia Campetti (pictured) on a solo holiday in Italy continues to bear fruit as the duo, with tenor Giancarlo Monsalve and their pianist and composer Stefano Teani, returning to Mount Gambier for a fourth visit. And each year, the opera event has expanded, evolving from that inaugural 2015 one off performance, to now include two concerts, heavy local involvement and in 2018, the inaugural Limestone Coast Opera/Lucca, Italy National Aria Awards. Those awards have attracted 60 entries and in good news for local interest, there are two locally produced vocalists in the final 20 that will not only compete for the awards on offer but also benefit from working alongside Australian born soprano

Michelle Buscemi, along with the rest of the visiting team. Limestone Coast Opera is now facing a new challenge as it looks to attract some last minute sponsorship to add to the coffers. It has seen organisers setting up a Friends of the Limestone Coast Opera and they are hopeful locals will jump on board this affordable level of sponsorship for the international standard weekend of music. For just $120 per single or $220 per couple, you can become a Friend of the Limestone Coast Opera, with that package entitling you to tickets to both Saturday and Sunday’s concerts, as well as the pre concert cocktail event on Saturday and the afternoon tea after Sunday’s concert and awarding of the Aria honours. “It gives you that chance to come and mingle with the performers,” Limestone Coast Opera

chair Bill DeGaris said. After enjoying solid grant support in 2017, Limestone Coast Opera is now looking for local support to continue to build the prestigious event and lift the profile of the Aria Awards. “We are exposing young people to good quality teaching and hopefully and an opportunity to go overseas and get experience in opera companies in Europe where we’ve got the contacts,” Mr DeGaris said. “We are expecting upwards of 200 entries for the Aria Award next year. It is basically four days of intensive training for those that make the final 20. They get trained in stage craft, musicianship, language and other aspects of performing besides the vocal training.” The public can also see the inner workings of opera by attending the final rehearsal on Friday, March 9, for just $20. That will also be a chance for school groups to be exposed to classical music for free. “It is a chance to not only experience top quality music but also see how they rehearse, how they prepare,” Mr DeGaris said. Saturday night’s concert is all about Michelle, Mattia, Giancarlo and Stefano, while on Sunday, the final eight finalists in the Aria Award perform two arias each before the final selections are made. The Sunday concert also includes local choirs with the Naracoorte Singers, Phoenix Music Studio and the Millicent Choir all taking up the opportunity to share the stage with opera royalty. Anyone interested in joining the Friends of the Limestone Coast Opera or securing a corporate package should head to the

website or facebook page for more details. Tickets are now available for both the March 10 and 11 concerts.

VAN DEN HURK WINS ANOTHER SINGLES TITLE Mount Gambier’s Andrew Van Den Hurk (pictured) has secured yet another Mount Gambier & District Tennis Association singles title on Sunday, beating veteran David Ferguson to claim the title, after Ferguson eliminated Glencoe team mate Dylan Childs from the championship race.

DRURY CLAIMS GLENCOE CUP AS THE HARNESS RACING COMMUNITY REMEMBERS SKYLAR Trainer-driver David Drury has claimed one of the first major pieces of silverware in the 2017/18 Mount Gambier Harness Racing Club season, piloting Yankee to the Glencoe Cup, on Friday night, at Greenwald Paceway.

Yankee started favourite and did not let the punters down. Friday night’s crowd was also on hand to be part of race four - ShareacinowithSkylar Three Year Old Memorial Race as meningococcal B was in focus. Skylar Lawrence, who had strong connetions to this region through the Medhurst family, tragically lost her life last year after contracting the insidious disease.

Her parents, Sally & Ash Lawrence, who live in Darwin, have used their grief to mount a campaign for the meningococcal B vaccine to be added to the national registry so it can be subsidised. The couple brought their campaign to Mount Gambier last weekend, after the Mount Gambier Harness Racing Club named a race in the 33 month old’s memory. The race meeting was all about raising awareness about meningococcal, with Sea Parade winning Skylar’s race, with the Barry Finnis trained Speechcraft, driven by Jayson Finnis, finishing second. Barry and Jayson are part of the close knit family rocked by Skylar’s death.

Above - The Lawrence family.

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TAKE A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE WITH LOCAL MUSIC SHOW

There is nothing like staying busy and Mount Gambier based singer-songwriter Tamara Seely is certainly doing that.

In the throes of final preparations for her February wedding, Tamara is also finetuning her Adelaide Fringe debut.

The good news for local fans is, if you’re not invited to her wedding or can’t get to the Kent Town Hotel, in Adelaide, on March 9, you can still catch Tamara when she brings her Fringe Show – My 90s Mixtape – the Mount Gambier Fringe, on March 16, at the Mount Gambier Golf Club. Tamara has written the show with Tenison Woods College music teacher Marie Holmes and she has brought some wonderful local musicians on board to round out the

performance – Laura Small, James Owen and Deanne Turner. Tamara sums up the show in two simple words – nostalgic trip. “Marie and I decided to write a 90s show dedicated to Australia – all Australian artists and bands,” Tamara said. “We started writing it in August last year.” And it all started to become very real with the first rehearsal last Saturday. For Tamara this style of show is a complete departure from her usual schtick – she is best known for performing her own songs or stunning cover versions at community events and venues across the Limestone Coast and beyond. “It’s a little bit different, a little bit of fun,” Tamara said. “It’s not just 90s pop, it’s 90s grunge, it’s a variety

of genres in one hour – it could have been a five hour show.” And that was one of the challenges – selecting the material to flesh out a one hour show.

“The hardest part was narrowing down what songs we were going to use.” It is the first time Tamara has put together a show like this but she is looking forward to a more interactive format where the audience is so much a part of the performance. “There is no song from start to finish in the show,” Tamara said.

“That’s where Marie has been fantastic.

She has taken on the musical director role doing all the arranging.” Marie is also on keyboard and back up vocals, with James on drums, Laura on bass and Deanne on guitar. And once you’ve enjoyed Tamara’s first Fringe foray, you can sit back and wait for hew second EP, which is the project earmarked for 20187, in between her vocal teaching commitments and gigs.

Above (from left) - James Owen, Laura Small, Deanne Turner, Marie Holmes & Tamara Seeley.

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ARMY CADET FUNDRAISING Mount Gambier’s 48 Army Cadet Unit are participating in the Cancer Council’s Relay for Life being held on March 24 & 25, at Blue Lake Sports Park. It comes on the back of a successful 2016 Relay for Life campiagn by the cadets. The cadets have spent each Saturday morning in January manning the Rotary Club of Mount Gambier’s Community Market BBQ tent. They have been cooking sausages, burgers and bacon and egg rolls for the hungry patrons. For working the Saturday mornings, Rotary has kindly donated $1000 to the Cadet Unit.

Above - Jet Jackson, Sebastian Hamilton, Rotary Member Julian Mattay, Brandon Kimber & Patrick McCourt.

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Complete Real Estate • For open times refer to www.completerealestate.com.au Gebhardts Real Estate • FRI 9th 5.00-5.30 23 Lexington Cres • FRI 9th 5.00-5.30 20 Buffalo Crescent • SAT 10th 9.30-10.00 4003/3 Lake Terrace West • SAT 10th 9.30-10.00 1 Duigan Street • SAT 10th 10.15-10.45 18 Bellshire Place • SAT 10th 10.15-10.45 8 Marara Street • SAT 10th 11.00-11.30 470 Attamurra Rd, Worrolong • SAT 10th 11.00-11.30 29 Eldridge Drive

SOUTH EAST COUNTRY MUSIC ICON EARNS ANOTHER PLATITUDE Kasey Chambers has become the youngest inductee to the Australasian Country Music Roll of Renown. The 41-year-old singer songwriter was announced as the 2018 inductee at the Toyota Golden Guitar Awards with her plaque unveiled on the rock outside the Tamworth Regional Entertainment and Conference Centre. Chambers has released eight solo albums, two with then husband Shane Nicholson, and taken home an impressive 22 Golden Guitars - one of those coming in 2018 when she picked up the award for Alt Country Album of the Year for her latest release, Dragonfly. Kasey started her journey with the family ensemble, the Dead Ringer Band and her parents, Bill & Diane, and her brother Nash, have been integral to her career ever since.

PORTLAND LIGHTS UP Portland’s Central Business District is set to light up with a street lighting renewal project being rolled out in the town’s main retail precinct. As part of the Portland CBD Lighting Upgrade, three new LED lights have been installed in adjoining laneways off Bentinck Street and Julia Street, offering an enhanced visitor and shopping experience for people as they walk between their favourite shops and dining outlets at night. Additional LED street lights will be installed in the coming months along Percy Street and Bentinck Street retail strips. A total of 46 new LED lights, 14 in Bentinck Street and 32 in Percy Street, will replace the current street lighting.

Above - Contractors from R & M Menzel Electrical install the new LED lights in the Julia Street laneway.

ADVENTURER SET TO SHARE HER STORY AT LOCAL LIBRARIES The Naracoorte Public Library & Mount Gambier Library are hosting an Author Event with Linda Bootherstone, Australian author of Into Africa With A Smile. For more than 50 years Linda has travelled many countries and continents using a motorcycle. This book tells the story of Linda’s ride through Africa in 1974 at a time when few people venture into this continent, especially by motorcycle. Sahara sand, Congo mud and a bout of malaria in Kenya all add to the thrill of this fifteenmonth journey and, despite the many setbacks, Linda still keeps a smile on her face. Linda will be at the Naracoorte Library from 10am-11.30am on February 22 & Mount Gambier Library from 6.30-8pm on February 26. For bookings phone the Naracoorte Public Library on (08)8762 2338 or Mount Gambier on (08)8721 2540.

INAUGURAL EXECUTIVE OFFICER APPOINTED Beyond the Bell Great South Coast inaugural Executive Officer Dr Adele Kenneally says the initiative’s success is critical to the region’s future. Dr Kenneally holds a PhD in Management and has worked extensively in the Great South Coast area, including the past three years with Beyond the Bell during its formation and development. In 2018 Beyond the Bell will focus on continuing to build collaborative skills in the region, engaging young people and communities in the work of Beyond of the Bell, and building the data sets to inform its work. Dr Kenneally said that Beyond the Bell had already made significant progress. “Together, we have established Beyond the Bell as a not for profit public company, attracted significant funding, ensured Beyond the Bell is recognised as a regional priority, and engaged over 200 volunteers in the work.”

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IMMACULATE FAMILY HOME

352 Featherstonhaugh Road Muntham via Casterton VIC Immaculate family home on 10.5 acres. This impressive home consists of large lounge room, separate sitting room both with wood heaters, large modern open plan kitchen dining family room with breakfast bar, double stone sink and benchtop, dishwasher, gas stove top with two electric ovens, plenty of storage drawers and cupboards and walk in spacious pantry.

Sliding doors lead to undercover entertaining area and unique wood fired pizza oven.

Floating floors, split system heating cooling, and large windows to capture

the views.

4 bedrooms, master with ensuite with double stone topped vanity with glass door leading onto outdoor decking and spacious walk in robe.

One bedroom has built in cupboards and huge book shelves.

Separate disabled bathroom with toilet. Well appointed laundry and guest toilet.

Magnificent rural views, mature red gum trees, large dam, town water and large rainwater tanks all with well appointed pumps.

Single lock up garage, 3 bay

machinery shed, shearing shed and workshop.

Established garden with fruit trees.

Property has excellent fencing.

INSPECTION RECOMMENDED Priced at: $420,000

Gorman's Real Estate 70 Henty Street, Casterton VIC Phone: (03) 5581 1381 Agent: Peter Gorman 0418 375 487

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4 YAHL ROAD YAHL 3 BED I 1 BATH I 2 CAR A COUNTRY LIFE $375,000 Take a look at this charming home, loved and built by its present owners. Set on a large allotment measuring 3,326 sq/m and featuring, fruit trees, vines, vegeatble garden, chook shed and fully fenced for animals and children to stay safe.

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$439,450

Inspection will impress the fussiest of buyers as this home has been built with quality in mind. Featuring solid tassie oak floors, 9ft ceilings, 3 living areas, raked ceilings, northern aspects to catch the winter sun, 4 bedrooms plus office area, floor to ceiling tiling in bathroom and ensuite, master bedroom with wrap around walk in robe and ensuite, with spa to soak your troubles away, walk in linen, reverse cycle airconditioning, large covered patio pegola area, double garage plus lot more.

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Large spacious living areas and bedrooms are a feature of this home. Lovely kitchen with plenty of cupboards, dishwaher and new applainces.

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16 LEE COURT MT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 3 CAR

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BEAUTIFUL HOME IN QUITE LOCATION $349,500 Looking for a good size home, quite location and easy maintnance well check out this well maintained property. The home has open kitchen meals area, formal lounge or theater room, 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms gas ducted heating and double garage.

THE GOOD LIFE $319,500 What a stunning looking country home set on a private 2,830 sq/m allotment with all the charm as if you are holidays all year round. A few minutes out of mt gambier on the nelson rd you will find this character home, featuring new kitchen & open meals family area/ 6 ALIE DRIVE COMPTON 2BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR

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$265,000

Undulating 1.4 hectare allotment in the popular compton area. Ideal for the young family looking for the country lifestyle. Property is complemented by 14 x 7 m color bond garage with a 3.5 metre leanto running the length of the garage.

Inside the shed is equiped as a great weekender including kitchen, laundry, bathroom, bedrooms, meals and family areas. Extras include 44,500 litres of rainwater, aerobic sewage system.

4 BUFFALO COURT MOUNT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 2 CAR PRESTIGE EXECUTIVE HOME $645,000 Arguably the best floor plan of a brand new home to be placed on the market for some time. Stunning finishes throughout, quality fixture and fittings, designed to northern aspects, perfect living and entertaining areas, state of the art kitchen with butler’s pantry.

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FAMILY HOME WITH SHEDS

96 CROUCH STREET MOUNT GAMBIER 3/4 BED I 2 BATH I 5 CAR LOCATION AND CHARACTER $364,500 Nestled on the side of the blue lake, a location to be desired. 3 large bedrooms and office area they could become a 4th bedroom, stunnung kitchen with island bench and modern applainces. Formal lounge with slow combustion heating and split system air conditioning.

Looking for room, well check out this affordable home with shedding.

Inspection will surprise as this home has a stunning new kitchen, which opens up to meals and lounge room, complemented by a centally located slow combustion heater. There are 4 bedrooms the main bedroom is extra large with walk in robe. A games room open to a large covered alfresco area.

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MOVE YOUR BUSINESS OR INVESTMENT $319,000 PLUS GST Fantastic opportunity to buy a prime location commercial property, whether to grow yor business or ad to an investment portfolio this property could be ideal for you.

26 YAHL MAIN ROAD 4 BED | 2 BATH | 8 CAR

28 SUTTONROWN ROAD MOUNT GAMBIER 3 BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS $199,950 Perfect for development (sca) flipper, renovater for the people who would like to get ahead. Solid stone home with good size living areas, slow combustion heating.

Walk in pantry, electric kitchen, large backyard.

24 OAK STREET MT GAMBIER

COUNTRY FAMILY HOME

$595,000

Enjoy the family life in this beautiful family home. Looking for room to move and sheds to make every man happy this home is for you. This quality home sits on a 5,000 s/qm allotment including solid stone garage measuring approximate 18m x 10m 10m with 2.7 m clearance including bathroom and potbelly heating, Stunning home with4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas and office.

8/158 COMMERCIAL STREET WEST MT GAMBIER 2 BED | 1 BATH | 1 CAR INNERCITY LIVING $212,500 Looking for easy living right in the city centre. Located in a very popular complex well maintained and safe and secure. 2 good size bedrooms with open kitchen meals area, flowing through to large lounge room. Well appointed bathroom and kitchen areas.

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This stunning home is located at the end of a quiet cul de sac, on approx 1018m2 surrounded by lush landscaped OPEN gardens and a FRI reserve next door.

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$219,500

Beautifully renovated home on the Western side of the city, not a thing to do but unpack and enjoy or for the investor OPEN the property is currently SAT leased @ $250 per 10.15-10.45 week. A must see!

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A beachfront block awaiting your creative masterpiece. Ideal site for a family home or weekend getaway.

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Seafarers Way, Port MacDonnell

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An ideal family home boasting solid construction, spacious living and close proximity to schools. The perfect low maintenance investment or one to call home. Value buying!

Subdivision Great flat serviced allotments in popular coastal township – swim, surf and fish at your doorstep!

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4031m2 (approx). Executive living on approximately 1 acre of land on an elevated allotment in the popular Oranivale Estate- ideal OPEN for the family who wants space inside and out.

SAT This will tick all the boxes 11.00-11.30 Inspection is a must!

29 Gwendoline Street

2590m2 (approx). Attention developers and investors! This property is located in a great elevated central position and has two titles. The solid brick home is in need of renovation but has endless possibilities.

To be sold as a whole. Inspect ASAP!

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10 acres approx. This beautiful property is approximately 2 years old and will impress the buyer who expects quality.

The versatile floor plan can OPEN be utilized in many ways.

Country living so close to SAT the city Inspect Now! 11.00-11.30

42 Eight Mile Creek Road, Eight Mile Creek

a/ 8,041m2

$399,000

4

880m2 (approx). Brand new home awaiting its lucky new owner – A superb property. If you are looking to build, book your inspection OPEN Asap. Rear yard access FRI to detached double 5.00 - 5.30 high clearance garage.

8 Marara Street

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4003/3 Lake Terrace West

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$318,000

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$350,000

176 Airport Road

4

2

10

$749,500

The ultimate in rural living. Absolute quality inside and out. Tastefully renovated residence to high standard. Huge shedding & outdoor entertaining. Productive 44acres (approx) You wont be disappointed!

LAND

$349,000

Beautiful family home located in the City fringe on 1,890m2 (approx).

2 titles – to be sold as a whole. Is immaculate inside & out. Country living – City convenience

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NEW

$309,500

2

Solid & spacious – This home is ideal for a large family. Big living areas, updated kitchen, outdoor entertaining & popular OPEN cul-de-sac location.

SAT Close to schools, shops 10.15-10.45 & parklands.

44 McMahon Road Worrolong

$107,000

ENDLESS POSSIBILITES Smell the sea air. Great block ready to build on approx 6,600m2. Beautiful sandy beach access only a few minutes walk away. Chance to build your dream holiday / permanent home. Picturesque area – close to Port MacDonnell

66 Sturt Street

177 Kilsby Road, OB Flat

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2

Offering superior family living in every possible way. Five bedrooms, main with walk in robe and stunning ensuite, formal OPEN lounge with polished SAT timber floor boards, 18m 9.30-10.00 x 5m shed (approx).

LOT 54 Eight Mile Creek Road, Eight Mile Creek

1,170m2 Held in the same family this charming home is oozing potential for a growing family. Large block approx 1,170m2 & inner city location – Genuine homes like this don’t come up often!

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18 Bellshire Place

4

2

$335,000

3+

An idyllic country retreat, loaded with charm on approx. 5 acres.

Surprisingly roomy and offers fantastic entertaining. A perfect country getaway!

15 Buffalo Crescent

3

2

$549,500

2

A brand new architectural designed home

by Dycer Constructions. Show piecing thlatest in design, quality & features. Boasting cathedral ceilings, natural light & sweeping country views. An easy care, executive lifestyle awaits. Perfect for the entertainer.

Call to book your inspection today.

Haviland Court Port MacDonnell

$398,500

Priced from $140,000

A dual let property showing a great return. Large commercial allotment of over 1,900m2 – high traffic location.

Endless potential, a smart investment

• Lifestyle allotments within the Port MacDonnell township • Ranging between 1ha – 2ha • Services include power and Telstra • 12ft gate entrance with post and wire fencing • Fully bitumised road throughout • Allotments oh so close to the beach • Phone Gebhardts for further information

FREEHOLD ONLY

1 Form apply online Gebhardts Property Management Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier www.gebhardts.com.au rentals@gebhardts.com.au Ph 8724 8088 Avail Now $105 per week

1/3 Crouch Street North

2

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160 Wireless Road

3

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Avail 23/2/18 $180 per week

3/184 Jubilee Highway West

2

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Avail 28/2/18 $225 per week

2/20 Mitchell Street

3

1

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Avail 16/2/18 $235 per week

9 Pinecrest Close

3

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Avail 9/2/18 $260 per week

21 Auvale Crescent

3

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Avail 30/3/18 $265 per week

22 Aramanta Drive

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Avail 5/02/18 $350 per week

9 Kyrenia Court

4

2

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Avail Now $395 per week

100 Wehl Street South

4

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Avail 16/2/18 $400 per week

45 Sassanowsky Road

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Avail now P.O.A

1/3 Crouch Street North

160 Wireless Road

Avail Now 2 1 $105 pw • 2 Bedrooms, combined lounge/kitchen or 1 Bedroom and separate lounge, separate kitchen/dining • Electric cooking • Bathroom with toilet • Close to town centre • Car parking space • No Pets

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Avail 23/2/18 3 1 3 $180 pw • 3 bedroom Bungalow style • Kitchen/dine with electric cook • Property on sales market • Slow combustion heating in lounge • Enclosed porch off front verandah • Detached 3 bay car shed & storage • Pets neg

22 Aramanta Drive

Avail Now 4 2 2 $350 pw • 4 bedrooms, main w/WIR • BIRs in 2&3 • Open kitch/meals /family • Kitch with S/S appliances & d/washer • Formal lounge • 3way bathroom • Gas central heat &R/C air con • Pergola area • Dble garage UMR has internal access • No Pets

Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier SA 5290 Paul Chuck SALES 0409 541 113

Ben Jeffrey SALES 0417 810 246

Jo Campbell SALES 8725 5766

www.gebhardts.com.au Ph 08 8725 5766 RLA 1903

Sharyn Ferguson PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 8725 5766

Malcolm Lewis SALES 0411 899 693

NEW RELEASES

Contact our office today to view our current properties or one of the

$99,500

BLOCK

a 814m2 A quality allotment with parkland outlook. A great building site, surrounded by quality homes. Wide frontage over 22m. Priced to sell, call your builder now!

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Quality location – a spacious and solid family home. Boasting all a family desires, elevated outlook and at the doorstep of the Blue Lake. Leased at $345 per week until 12/4/18

ITS THE EYE THAT BUYS

$329,500

Free

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$325,000

2

STYLE TO SELL

ITS THE EYE THAT BUYS

HOME STYLING AND PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Make it easy for buyers to fall in love with your home by taking advantage of our FREE Home Styling & Professional Photography when you list with Gebhardts.

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45 Bay Road

Terms & Conditions apply

55-57 Jubilee Hwy West

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Bengalee Crescent – Stage 4

A quality group all maintained to a high standard located on the edge of the picturesque Blue Lake. Ideal for a couple or retiree this opportunity presents a smart investment.

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$340,000 + GST

High profile exposure, ideal investment with unlimited potential.

Consisting of separate office and three bed residence.

Utilise as a whole or dual let!

WATER

3 Shalamar Crescent

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$437,500

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1500m2 Exceptionally positioned within footsteps of the city centre, this outstanding grand residence provides an idyllic family home – option to purchase adjoining rear allotment.

Vanilla Bean

REDUCED Premium allotments within Aramanta Estate, sweeping views of Mount Gambier, sizes ranging from 731m2 to 1,069m2. All services, fully fenced and retained. Ready to choose your dream block!

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$75,000 PLUS SAV

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Hey all you foodies – one of the best known restaurant/cafes in the city is for SALE! Fully licensed, stunning and spacious, secure lease / strong profit please phone Paul Chuck for more information.

27 Peake Street

NEW PRICE $208,000

A well maintained & renovated home fit for a family. Spacious living areas, outdoor entertaining & great shedding. Currently leased @ $255 p/ week. A smart investment.

Units 1, 2 & 3/8C Helen Street

2/20 Kurrajong Street

$239,500

1

$115,000 TO $135,000

LAND

REDUCED $185,000

1

First home buyers and investors looking for an affordable home in a blue ribbon cul de sac location close to Reidy Park primary school and Tenison Woods College look no further!

9 Kooringa Street

NEW PRICE 2

8 Marngo Place

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Attention those seeking to invest in Port MacDonnell. A total of 2 x 2 bedroom and 1x1 bedroom units on one title and an adjoining vacant allotment (565m2 approx) on a separate title – to be sold as a whole.

“Its theProperty eye that Styling buys”

ITS THE EYE THAT H BUYS 2/89 Crouch Street South

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7-9 Compton Street Port MacDonnell

ITS THE EYE THAT BUYS

2

$295,000

2

ITS THE EYE THAT BUYS

REDUCED 2

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Loaded with character & charm, this home is an ultimate seaside escape.

Only steps to the ocean this is ideal for a permanent home or perfect holiday stay.

6 Davis Crescent

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13 Lila Crescent

STYLE TO SELL

NEW

ITS THE EYE THAT BUYS

25 John Powell Drive

listed below!

2

1

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$209,000

Easy care living at its best. A wonderful solid constructed Torrens Title homette, perfect for an investor or retiree. Well maintained, with loads of appeal. No strata fees!

LOT 36 Stella Place

LICENCE 3

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$220,000

Whether you are starting up or slowing down this lovely property needs your immediate attention. Deceivingly spacious & low maintenance.

A smart investment.

RENTALS 100 Wehl Street South

Lower Limestone Coast PWA LKA water licence 6.5meg (6500KL)

$6,500

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1

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$695,000 as a whole

$129,500

Be your own landlord! Neat and tidy unit in a small group of three with bonus private courtyard, in a great location – inspect, invest, rest!

Holding licence – 24meg Mayurra, Kongorong area $19,680

GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY Freehold only, add to your Super portfolio.

Enjoying great returns. Secure long term leases, U1 leased at $21,289 + GST. U2 leased at $21,289 + GST, U3 leased at $21,289 + GST. Enquire now for further details or to arrange an inspection of these high profile central properties.

770m2

$49,500

Great start to build your dream, includes side and rear fencing, fully serviced, quiet cul de sac location, close to schools, shopping and reserves. Only 2 blocks left- be quick!

1 Form apply online Gebhardts Property Management Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier www.gebhardts.com.au rentals@gebhardts.com.au Ph 8724 8088

COMMERCIAL

2/249 Commercial Street West

20 Sturt Street

10 Bay Road

• Harrald Street • 30A Commercial Street West • 1/2 James Street • 2/2 James Street

Avail 16/2/18 4 1 1 $400 pw • 4 bedrooms, 3 with BIR’s • Kitchen with granite benches & S/S appliances • Formal living with gas log fire • Formal dining • Bathroom with spa/2nd separate toilet • Under floor central heat • Solar heated inground pool & spa • No pets

• 10 Bay Road

Avail Now

Avail Now

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• 20 Sturt Street

Commercial

Commercial

Commercial

• 2/249 Commercial Street West

• Approx. 172 square meters • Ideal for storage purposes • PRICE REDUCED - P.O.A

• Close to CBD & other medical services • 2 consulting rooms & procedure room • Reception area, leased room/rooms and staff amenities • Receptionist • Basic Office equipment • Use of limited storage for equipment

• Reception Area with R/C Air Con • Two Offices & store room • Share kitchen facilities & toilets • 3 Car parking Spaces • Approximately 73 Square meters • Access from James Street • POA

• 2 & 3/193 Commercial Street West • 23-25 Commercial Street West

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SALES Vicki Quinn 0417 804 782 | Phoebe Douglas 0422 943 534 RECEPTION Denise Mitselburg 08 8725 4225 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Jo Gibbs 0437 902 438 Lisa Yeates Emma Beare

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15 Cobblestone Court

$419,000

18 Derwent Court

$239,000

REDUCED

OPEN FRIDAY 5.15 - 5.45PM

84 Bertha Street

$265,000

OPEN SATURDAY 10.15 - 10.45AM

16 Gaden Street

47 Brolga Street

$385,000

$229,000 – $235,000

1/119 Wehl Street North

$600,000 – $625,000

OPEN SATURDAY 10.45 - 11.15AM

LARGE BLOCK IN CENTRAL LOCATION Solid 3 to 4 bedroom Mt Gambier stone home on large allotment.

Offering built in robes in 3 bedrooms. Spacious lounge with gas heating. Rear 4th Bedroom or sunroom with s/c heating. Separate bath and shower, with pedastool vanity and 2nd toilet. Dedicated office. Kitchen with electric cooking and dining area with split system reverse cycle air conditioner. Fantastic shedding with power and rear yard access. 3 kilowatt solar panels.House serviced by rainwater.

17 Jardine Street

$539,000

OPEN SATURDAY 11.30 - 12.00AM

SENSATIONAL RURAL VIEWS With sensational rural views the home is comprised as 4 bedrooms, the main with built in robes and spacious ensuite, with spa finished in heritage colours. Gorgeous Caesar stone benchtops, a walk-in pantry, electric cooktop and Asko dishwasher are all features of the blackwood timber kitchen. The lower level has direct access to the double garage UMR with remote roller doors. Vehicle access to the rear yard is also available. 4 kw solar panels installed.

83 Bay Road

MOTIVATED VENDOR

OPEN SATURDAY 10.00 - 10.30AM

AFFORDABLE FAMILY HOME IN A QUIET CUL-DE-SAC Situated in an established and quiet area this lovely home has loads of street appeal. Main bedroom with WIR & ensuite. Remaining 2 bedrooms with BIR. Formal lounge has the ambience and convenience of a gas log heater. Second living area with sprung timber flooring. Kitchen with w/I pantry. Spacious main bathroom with separate bath & shower. Vehicle access to rear yard which is fully enclosed with a garden shed. Add your own flair and you’ll be proud to call this your home.

OPEN SATURDAY 11.00 - 11.30AM

SUPERB LOCATION AND POTENTIAL A fantastic opportunity to own a 3 bedroom bungalow cottage on a large allotment in the lakes area close to Reidy Park School and Tenison Woods College. With huge street appeal this home has enormous potential. All bedrooms are large and two have BIR’s. The open plan kitchen/dining/lounge area is kept cosy in winter with a slow combustion heater, whilst the split system cools in summer.

Double carport with undercover access through the games room.

$289,000

NEW

OPEN SATURDAY 9.30 - 10.00AM

WIDE WELCOMING & READY TO ENTERTAIN Located in prestigious Cobblestone Court. This 4 bedroom plus dedicated office executive home offers built in robes in all bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms finished with neutral décor. Offering large open plan living, spacious enough for the biggest of family gatherings.

Ideal formal lounge or home theatre. Entertainers kitchen with gas cooking. Garage under main roof with remote roller door for up to 4 vehicles.

76 Crouch Street South

RLA 204710

A LIFESTYLE CHOICE Outstanding Character Home comprising of 4 bedrooms + Study Nook. Attention to detail throughout, with ornate fireplaces, and superb polished boards. Decadent formal lounge with stunning mantel and gas log fire. An entertainer’s kitchen in redgum timber with stainless steel gourmet cooker. Spacious dining area that spills through french doors to superb outdoor entertaining area overlooking self-cleaning, heated swimming pool.

TIMELESS ELEGANCE IN AN A1 LOCATION Return verandah villa situated on prestigious Bay Road. With gorgeous character features this home was originally built in 1918 and is situated on a block size of over 2600 square metres.

Comprised of 4 bedrooms, formal lounge with gas heating and ornate fireplace. Formal dining, Tasmanian Oak kitchen, and rear family/sun room. The period style bathroom is renovated with a separate toilet. There is ample shedding, including a 3 bay garage.

21 Turnbull Drive

OPEN SATURDAY 12.15 - 12.45AM STUNNING FAMILY HOME ON AN ACRE Vicki Quinn has pleasure offering for sale this immaculate family home nestled on an acre of gorgeous gardens with room for the kids to roam free. With a unique floorplan, the home is comprises of 4 bedrooms, a dedicated office, formal lounge and an open plan kitchen, dine and family area. The timber kitchen has loads of bench space, dishwasher, induction cook top and a large walk in pantry. Overlooking gardens, the main bedroom is a great size and offers a Large walk in robe and ensuite, complete with a 2 person spa bath.

2 Max Young Drive

$170,000

$529,000

$395,000

NEW

COMPLETELY RENOVATED – PERFECT FOR LIVING OR INVESTING This home is ideal for someone looking for their first base or investment.

3 bedrooms all with new carpet, BIR & fully renovated ensuite. Beautifully renovated kitchen with dishwasher & stainless-steel appliances. Large living area. Main bathroom with separate toilet and completely renovated with floor to ceiling tiles. Ceiling fans throughout and all new light fixtures.

Reverse cycle split system. An outstanding outdoor entertaining area with timber decking, zip-track blinds and all with a great view.

11 Lasiandra Crescenta

$219,900

1A Naylor Place

$395,000

13 Kalimna Crescent

$359,000

NEW

NEW

LOVELY FIRST HOME OR INVESTMENT Located in a quiet cul-de-sac this solid 3 bedroom home would make an ideal first home or be a fabulous investment. Freshly painted with neutral décor throughout. All bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. Separate lounge room with gas heating. The bathroom has been fully and very tastefully renovated. Single garage UMR plus large rear workshop with power and concrete floor. 2.0 kW solar panels will save you money. Rear pergola and low maintenance gardens. Call now to organise your inspection.

32/184 Jubilee Highway West

SUPERB QUALITY THROUGHOUT Immaculately presented 3/4 bedroom home situated in Max Young Park. Offering spacious formal and informal living areas. Large timber kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher, WIP & loads of bench space.

Every room of this quality home is big. Gorgeous timber windows with disappearing screens overlook manicured gardens both front & rear.

Sliding door leads to the outdoor undercover entertaining area which is completely private. Internal access is available from the double garage UMR. No stone has been left unturned in this one-of -a-kind home.

REFURBISHED INTERIOR IN A HANDY LOCATION 2 good sized bedrooms- main with built-ins. Near new carpets, paintwork and timber floors throughout. Electric heating in the separate lounge. Spacious kitchen and dining area with electric cooking. Renovated bathroom and toilet. Low maintenance living.

Cosy courtyard. Single lock up garage. Currently leased @ $190 p/wk until June 2018.

$229,000

EXECUTIVE LIVING ON NAYLOR Spacious executive living in the gorgeous Lakes Location. Large kitchen with gas cooking and S/S appliances, open plan living with reverse cycle heating/cooling and a slow combustion wood fire, perfect for those winter nights. The open plan living area boasts picturesque views over the city. Master bedroom with ensuite including twin shower and walk-in robe with sliding doors opening out to a private courtyard. Large 2nd and 3rd bedrooms both with BIR.

RENTALS Lot 2 Galpins Road 3 1 1 2 Playford St 3 1 1 7/14 Doughty St 2 1 1 10 Tweed Cres 4 2 1

LOW MAINTENANCE & SECURE A private and secure location, this 3 bedroom unit is situated in the Finchley Grove Estate. Close to restaurant, primary school & shops. All bedrooms are a good size and have BIR's. Open plan living with neutral colours throughout. Kitchen has dishwasher with gas cooking. Bathroom with bath and separate toilet. R/C air conditioning. Pergola and single garage with internal access.

Currently tenanted at $260 p/week.

$200 p/wk Avail 23.2.18

RENTAL OF THE WEEK

4/10 William Street

$185,000

20 Sunnyside Drive

$220 p/wk Avail 6.2.18 $250 p/wk Avail 09.02.18

LEASED @ $200P/W

$285 p/wk Avail Now

56 Brownes Road 4 1 1

$300 p/wk Avail 5.2.18

20 Sunnyside Dr 3 1 1

$300 p/wk Avail Now

3 Dalkeith Dr 4 2 2

Phoebe Douglas | 0422 943 534 phoebe@vickiquinnrealestate.com.au

ONE OF A KIND Vicki Quinn Real Estate has the pleasure in offering for sale this unique property situated a short stroll form the picturesque Valley Lake. Freshly painted in neutral tones this delightful home is comprised of 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, spacious open plan kitchen/ dining & large formal & informal living areas. The timber kitchen boasts a walk-in pantry, s/s steel dishwasher, double wall oven & electric cooktop.

Available Now @ $300 p/wk

$350 p/wk Avail 5.2.18

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PRICED TO PLEASE – GREAT LOCATION A well located solid brick homette with undercover parking and rear access leads through to the big backyard. This is the perfect first home, or to add to your investment portfolio. This solid unit offers: 3 bedrooms, 2 with BIR, Kitchen & dining area with separate large living area, Bathroom with separate toilet. All on a good size allotment, close to schools, main street, cafes & restaurants. Currently rented out at $200 p/wk – contact Phoebe today on 0422 943 534 to book your private inspection.

08 8726 4400

eldersrealestate.com.au EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST BY 16/2/2018

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Kalangadoo 570.68 Acres

Auction February 23rd at 11am. To be held at the Kalangadoo Football Club?

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5 Naylor Place, Mount Gambier

OPEN

FRIDAY 5.15 - 5.45PM

OPEN

SATURDAY 10.45 - 11.15PM

WEB ID. 18498799 | Barry Ritter 0408 853 180

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$349,000

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5 Highland Drive, Mount Gambier

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AUCTION

IRRIGATED GRAZING LAND Prime grazing and finishing country Kalangadoo – 570.68 acres

OPEN

SATURDAY 10.00 - 10.30AM

3 LIVING AREAS WEB ID. 18386952 | Barry Ritter 0408 853 180

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2

$219,000

To be offered as a ‘whole’ or ‘2 separate’ contingent Lots. Unless sold prior.

WEB ID. 18115981 | Brett Exelby 0458 548 756

18 Pearce Crescent, Mount Gambier

$149,000

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6 Livingstone Street, Mount Gambier

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• 307 acres approx. under irrigation via 3 pivots + 2 flood irrigators • Large 1,044,331kL irrigation taking licence • Highly productive loam soils with strong fert history • Renovated Pastures include Perennial Rye Grass, Clovers & Lucerne

• 4 bedroom with separate office Mt Gambier stone home • Property consists of 3 titles with 3 separate water licences in Riddoch and Grey • Cattle yards under cover with near new large hay shed & other machinery shedding

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Drawn: 12th Feb 2018.

NEW PRICE WEB ID. 18237242 | Damian Venn 0438 904 771

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Allendale Store, Allendale East

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$350,000 FREEHOLD + Stock

Web ID. 18373465 | Barry Ritter 0408 853 180

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2A 24 Coolabah Street, Mount Gambier

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GOOD LUCK lovebirds!

1

$225,000

208 Pelican Point Rd, Pelican Point

$175,000

• Freehold business • Only facility for 6klms • 3 bedroom home • Live and work from home • General Store, Post Office, Fuel • Takeaway food • Diving shop, hire & sales & Fishing Supplies • Centre of 15 awesome dive locations NEW PRICE WEB ID. 6315527 | Barry Ritter 0408 853 180

WEB ID. 18297295 | Damian Venn 0438 904 771

$269,000

40 Springview, Suttontown

NE

R E D N U T C A R T CON WEB ID. 18363469 | Damian Venn 0438 904 771

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WEB ID. 18322829 | Brett Exelby: 0458 548 756

SPRINGVIEW E S T A T E

$129,000

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9 Jane Street, Mount Gambier

2

STAGE 2

~ COLLINS STREET ~ PRICED FROM

$120,000

Includes: Town Water, Sewer, Power, Telstra, Hot Mix Roads, Colorbond Fencing, Bike Paths Allotment Sizes 1194M2 TO 2492M2

BRETT EXELBY - 0458 548 756 9 Bay Road, Mount Gambier, SA, Australia, 5290 «\ÊänÊnÇÓÈÊ{{ääÊUÊv\ÊänÊnÇÓÈÊ{{xÈ e: brett.exelby@elders.com.au

WEB ID. 16815106 | Damian Venn 0438 904 771

Rural Sales

Residential Sales

Residential Sales

Residential Sales

Property Management

BRETT EXELBY

BARRY RITTER

LAUREN DUNCAN

DAMIAN VENN

CATHERINE MILES

0458 548 756

0408 853 180

0419 829 721

0438 904 771

8726 4400

brett.exelby@elders.com.au

barry.ritter@elders.com.au

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damian.venn@elders.com.au

catherine.miles@elders.com.au

9 Bay Road, Mount Gambier

mtgambier@elders.com.au RLA 62833

malseeds real estate Mt Gambier Millicent Port MacDonnell Robe Beachport

08 8724 9999 1 Wehl Street South, Mount Gambier & 98 George Street, Millicent 8733 1989 11 Colonel Light Pl, Mt Gambier

$399,000-$419,000

Norwich Park, Wireless Rd West, Mt Gambier

$385,000 Set price new build.

• Stunning 2015 built northly aspect home situated on approx. 1035 sqm • Open plan living with features that impress • Kitchen including gas cooking, walk in pantry and stainless steel appliances • Master bedroom includes mber feature bed head, en-suite and walk in wardrobe • Bedrooms 2, 3 & 4 all include BIR’s • Beau ful established gardens, perfect home for entertaining

“THE ALISON” • Total building area of approx 280sqm • Select your own finishings throughout the process • 4 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms – master with ensuite and WIR • 2 living areas including an open plan kitchen/family space • Double garage UMR • Landscaping & fencing included

OPEN INSPECTION SATURDAY 10th 10.00 - 10.30am

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Jason Malseed 0419 032 795

7 Shelley Cres, Mt Gambier

$415,000-$425,000

32059 Princes Hwy, Tantanoola

2

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Alistair Coonan 0439 681 539

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Offers over $200,000

2/3 Compton St, Mt Gambier

For Lease - $30,000 + GST

• • • • • • • • •

TOP OF THE TOWN! • Incredibly posi oned with panoramic north facing views of Mount Gambier.

• 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms & 2 living areas across 2 levels.

• Master bedroom with BIRs and ensuite.

• Beau ful mber cabinetry in kitchen plus a large laundry/butlers pantry.

• Imagine waking up on top of the world.. every day! The dream loca on!

Alistair Coonan 0439 681 539

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18 Birdwood Ave, Mt Gambier

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$229,000

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Large floor space of approx 150sqm.

3 offices with mirrored one way glass Seperate Staff Room with small Kitchene e Carpet Floor Coverings (Excellent Condi on) Large Server Area with Server Rack, Alarm System and ample internet ports across property CCTV Cameras Toilet with Disabled Access Automa c Doors at the front of tenancy Some furniture available with tenancy

• The property is set on 7259m2 or 1.79 acres and original co age dates back to 1878.

• Front Barn - Step inside to yester year with a kitchene e, dining and cozy lounge. One bedroom downstairs with bathroom a ached and one upstairs • The Main Co age - offers stringy bark floors and thick dolomite walls with high ceilings and large open fires.

Kirby Vassallo 0457 004 364

Happygrass.com.au

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$12,000 + $4380 stock

COMMERCIAL

Craig Maria 0402 145 361

44 Umpherston St, Mt Gambier

$84,500-$94,000

12 North Tce, Tantanoola

$175,000

REDUCED • Lovely 3 bedroom home has been extensively renovated • Open plan living, dining and kitchen make this home feel spacious • Kitchen with plenty of cupboard space and electric cooking • Main bathroom featuring floor to ceiling les with vanity, bath and shower • Large allotment with extra block approx. 300 sqm

Jason Malseed 0419 032 795

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• Happygrass.com.au is the installa on and sales of ar ficial grass • Easily run part me, very li le compe on • Pioneer of the market with huge growth poten al • Training provided and contacts provided

Jason Malseed 0419 032 795

BUSINESS

GREAT CENTRAL BLOCK • Large 26.5 metre street frontage.

• Well fenced with all ameni es available.

• Water already connected on the property.

• A fantas c opportunity to build your new home or units (S.T.C.A) in a great central loca on.

• Enquire Now.

Jason Malseed 0419 032 795

525sqm Approx

• Beau fully renovated solid stone home • Updated led kitchen with gas cooking, pantry and plenty of cupboards • Open plan living and dining with polished mber floorboards • Cosy living area complete with a slow combus on heater and ceiling fan

Kirby Vassallo 0457 004 364

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Jason 0419 032 795

Bronwyn Alistair Kirby 0439 681 539 0457 004 364 8724 9999

Craig 0402 145 361

Wendy 0468 692 993

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Roast Potato Salad 6 medium new potatoes, cut into 2cm chunks 3 tablespoons olive oil 1 lemon, juice and zest 2 cloves garlic, minced Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper

She didn’t experience the White Christmas she had been hoping for but Rotary exchange student Natika Fensom did enjoy a wonderful 12 month adventure during her stay in Denmark, as well as taking the opportunity to visit many other European hot spots.

Leaving as a 15 year old, the Allendale East Area School student has recently returned, and the now, 16 year old, has already dived back into life at home, starting with her Year 12 studies. She feels like she has settled right back into life in Port MacDonnell but the memories are set to last a lifetime and Natika has definitely caught the travel bug. “That’s all I want to

do now,” she said. “I just want to keep travelling.”

From learning the language to sight seeing around Europe, from working with younger Danish students to learning guitar, Natika admits not much school work was done but plenty was learned. “In Denmark, exchange students are so common that the teachers basically just say, as long as you come to class that’s fine, you don’t have to keep up with the work,” Natika said. “I think they realise that at the beginning, the language barrier is really difficult.” And tackling the Danish language was a challenge, but Natika felt after a couple of rocky months, she was able to start understanding most things, even if her responses were slow and by the time she flew home, her Danish was strong – she even had to give her final presentation to the host Rotary Club in Holstebro in Danish. One of her host mothers taught in a special education school and Natika spent most afternoons there, helping with the students. “It was one of the best experiences of my time in Denmark,” Natika said. “I worked with the really young students and they only spoke Danish so it was good for working on my language skills as well.

I used to go to the library with them to read, and to gym class and then there was just playing together.

It was really good.” A two week Euro Tour was also a highlight – almost like speed dating with Europe as she took in eight countries and around 16 destinations.

She also went to Germany and Italy on week long adventures with one of her host families. “The whole trip was amazing and I really thank the Rotary Club of Mount Gambier West for the opportunity,” she said.

Natika also became firm friends with one of her host sisters – Benedicta. “We became so close it was almost like we were sisters,” Natika said. While the official school work might have been scant, spending time with fellow exchange students and the local students was time well spent, and Natika also tried to be as involved as possible, taking on dancing, swimming and guitar lessons. “I am looking forward to getting back into my own routine but I also can’t wait to have a chance to experience other cultures again,” Natika said. “I just want to travel.”

Above (top) - Natika Fensom back home.

Above (top left) - Natika at the Berlin Wall; Left - Natika didn’t get a White Christmas but she did experience snow. lifestyle1.net | 23

2 red capsicums, thinly sliced 2 medium red onions, cut into quarters 1 bunch parsley 2 cups spinach 2 cups rocket

Method Preheat the oven to 180ºC/350ºF/Gas Mark 4 and line two baking trays with baking paper.

Bring a medium saucepan of water to a boil over a high heat. Add in the potatoes and cook for 7 minutes. Drain in a sieve, shaking up the potatoes so that they roughen up a little.

Set aside. In a large bowl, combine 2 tablespoons of olive oil, lemon juice and zest, garlic and a few crunches of sea salt and pepper. Add in the potatoes and stir with a spoon to coat well in the marinade. Place on the lined tray and roast for 40 minutes. Meanwhile, add remaining oil to the same large bowl. Add in capsicum and onions and coat well.

Once potatoes have roasted for 25 minutes, add the veggies to the second tray, spreading out evenly so that no veggies don’t overlap. Roast for a further 15 minutes. In the last 5 minutes, switch your oven to the highest grill setting and cook until potatoes have started to crisp up. Meanwhile, in a large serving bowl, add in the parsley, spinach and rocket.

Once potatoes and veggies are ready, add them to the bowl and stir through the leaves until they are coated in the residual oil from the veg.

IN THE GARDEN

DRIFTING RETURNS TO VALLEY LAKE Drift Challenge Australia is bringing drifting back to Mount Gambier for the third successive year with Irish driver Jack Shanahan the headline act.

Considered one of the best drifters in the world, Shanahan will take on the Australian drivers in their own backyard and the only legal street drifting course in Australia. Running from February 16-18 at Mount Gambier’s Valley Lake, the cars hit the track at 9am every morning, with the competition going through until 5pm. Friday is open practice, Saturday will see more than 60 competition cars for the Pro National Practice before the Origin Australia Qualifying session, which narrows the field down to 32. That is followed by the 60-plus drivers competing in the ‘60 Minutes To Win It’ expression session, which is often one of the most intense sessions of the weekend. Sunday sees the top 32 go head-to-head in elimination style battles with the cream rising to the top. Once the top 32 is over the challenge round concludes with arguably the most anticipated part of the weekend for the drivers and spectators - the final expression session.

Happy New Year... and hasn’t it been an interesting one so far. The cool weather has been great for gardening and has given us plenty of opportunity to get outside and do some outdoor entertaining. So, too, have we been given the opportunity to look around the garden and see where we can add some much needed shade from that harsh summer sun we have been having !and even after the blast of heat here and there and that wonderful rain, it has certainly restored the planting spirit. We have been rushed off our feet since reopening after Christmas.

We always think to winter to plant trees, especially deciduous trees, but the opportunity is not there to see exactly what part of the garden and home requires shading. I know I have just contemplated planting some more trees on the west side to cut the summer sun on the windows and help cool the rooms on that side. Trees have an amazing ability to be our own air conditioning and studies have shown the cooling effects of lawns and plants in so many ways and trees are amazing at reducing the temperatures and cutting out the harsh rays of the sun.

Now is a good time to have a look around and even plant a mature or advanced shade tree. These come in many forms from evergreen, giving all year round shading, to deciduous, where the leaves will drop in winter to give added light. Deciduous trees again, come in many forms, from mop tops, where the size is governed by the

By Calum Haygarth Landscape Architect & Horticultural Consultant grafting and variety, so are good for courtyard shade and smaller spaces right throughout, to lightly foliaged trees, such as silver birch, then to larger, heavily foliaged shade trees such as maples and planes that can give fantastic shading to large and small areas. We currently grow more than 30 varieties of mop top trees at Limestone Coast Advanced Trees. Most of these are in our Summer Shade sale that is running NOW. Remember, too, that many of the older varieties of larger trees you may have been used to are now available in (dwarf) smaller or narrower versions, allowing you to have your old favourites in smaller situations.

This winter we will be launching our new mini ornamental pear that is also narrow too, so order early if you would like some as we will only have limited stocks in this first release.

Shade trees, hedges and especially fruit trees have been selling well since Christmas and now is a good time to plant as there is the whole growing season ahead of us. Look out for our 2018 releases of fruit trees and we have an Orchard Starter special on with any four advanced fruit trees for $145 on our coupon offer (see facing page). Many of our advanced and semi mature trees have been slashed to half price to make room for more stock coming through. These include Lipstick Maples, Golden Elms, Liquidambars, ash, elm and even half price mop top trees. If you are looking to plant a driveway or avenue of trees we have

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clearance on ornamental pears, in both the narrow, upright forms as well as more spreading varieties. So, if you are looking for a bargain and some instant sized trees, now is the time to get in as they are selling fast and we have limited numbers of one metre high plus Pittosporum Silver Sheens for just $19.95, but be quick as the sale has been on for a week now. Citrus, avocadoes, (inc. dwarf ) and even berry fruits can be planted now for crops in late summer and autumn. We have 50% off selected advanced fruit trees already in fruit for that “instant orchard” and more than $35 off miniature peaches and nectarines, in both yellow and white flesh varieties. The newly released dwarf plum and cherry varieties have been very sought after for their compact growth but abundance of fruit are now reduced to clear, not many people realise that these new breeds of

dwarf tree produce as much fruit as a full sized tree but can be netted more easily and pruned from the ground. All are ideal for pots.

All wall art, giftware, ornaments, statues in our gift shop are up to 70% off,and just been added to the sale.

The mighty strength of the Australian dollar when we purchased has allowed us to sell pots cheaper than five years ago and our outdoor furniture ranges are around $1000 less than last year.

All concrete statues, ornaments and birdbaths, giftware and wall art are reduced to clear with up to 70% off prices, this includes our driftwood from the Philippines and metal oil drum animals, eskies etc. All concrete ware/ lightweight concrete ware, including troughs, large square and round tubs, are included, these are ideal for miniature fruit trees and dwarf citrus varieties, as they can last their entire life without transplanting, especially important with citrus trees, who resent root disturbance and we have minimum 25% off citrus, including double grafted citrus. Gardenarium and The Pot Shop also carries a wide range of solid teak garden furniture which has in the past been out of most people’s price range. With our direct importing we have brought prices right back to less than the flurry of Asian hardwoods that you see looking good in the showroom one minute and warping, cracking and splitting the next.

Cast aluminium, which is corrosion free and lightweight, is great for chairs, especially with older people. These are also ideally suited to coastal areas. Our tiled top tables, solid sandstone tiled top tables, pale travertine topped and new for this year is our ceramic table which has been a huge hit, and being natural timber colouring in browns and greys as well which will match in with many colour schemes. We still have one eight seater square table and a few rectangular tables in the Roman range to clear all at fantastic prices, with the 3 metre long banquet table seating 12-14 people, a serious entertainers table, (see website for details) in both stone and aluminium. Grab your truck, trailer or ute and head in to Gardenarium & Limestone Coast Advanced Trees now and bag a bargain.

AT A GLANCE

FUNDING OPPORTUNITY Applications for this year’s South West Community Foundation community grants are now being received.

The Foundation’s Chair, Barrie Baker, said that in 2017 the Foundation gave out more than $130,000 to community groups across the six local government areas of south west Victoria. It is expected that about $150,000 will be distributed this year. “The Foundation is keen to support organisations and activities that add to the strength, resilience and inclusiveness of our region – education, health, youth, aged, music, creative arts, sustainability, and support projects for small communities are all eligible,” Mr Baker said. Having completed 10 years of operation, South West Community Foundation’s mission remains to build a permanent fund, built and operated by the local community, and working to support and strengthen south west Victoria. Community groups have until Monday, March 5 to apply.

Grant application guidelines and forms are available on the website, www. southwestcommunityfoundation. org., or by contacting Executive Officer, Karen Norris by email info@ southwestcommunityfoundation.org or telephone 0437 756 082.

TWILIGHT CINEMA RETURNS TO GET PEOPLE IN THE MOOD Countdown to Valentine’s Day with your loved one and friends this February with the popular Twilight Pop-up cinema series at the Portland Botanic Gardens. The Glenelg Shire Council are bringing the Twilight Cinema back to the gardens for an exclusive screening of the romantic comedy Valentine’s Day on Friday 9 February in the lead-up to the most romantic day of the year. People are invited to sit-back and relax in the picturesque gardens before the screening, listening to the relaxed tunes of popular local act Since Tuesday followed by DJ Chegs playing his vast playlist of songs. Appetites will be satisfied with four food trucks on hand with a wide variety to choose from including slow cooked meat selections from Little Black Sow and fresh locally caught fish and chips from Tasty Tucker Box. Coonawarra-based Koonara Wines and the Cide Project are returning for the gardens event with their delicious selection of locally produced wines, beer and ciders to keep thirsts quenched throughout the evening.

THE RODEO IS SET TO CONVERGE ON PENOLA The Merrett’s Logging Penola & District Rodeo will feature Australia’s top cowboys, wild bucking broncos, live music, full bar facilities, catering, rodeo clowns and more. The 2018 event is on February 24, with gates opening at 4pm at McCorquindale Park. For more information please call Gordon on 0429 872 416.

WATTLE RANGE LOOKING TO EXTEND VOLUNTEER MATCHING SERVICE Is your organisation on the list to attract potential volunteers? - Wattle Range Council is looking to build upon the success of last year’s Volunteer Matching Initiatives to ensure our community organisations continue to be sustainable and vibrant. To assist this process, council will be developing a specific page on its website which will list community organisations who require volunteers for various roles. Throughout the Wattle Range community there are many and varied organisations with roles for willing volunteers These organisations deliver essential services, recreational & educational opportunties, health support and a range of other social activities which provides a vibrant and dynamic community. Within the same community there are many individuals who are keen to volunteer but don’t

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know what volunteering options are available. “Council staff receive regular enquiries from people looking to volunteer their time,” council’s chief executive officer Ben Gower said. “This listing will provide a useful resource and assist in pointing these people in the right direction. We are in the process of contacting those organisations involved in the previous Volunteer Matching Initiatives to invite their participation.

However, if you are part of an organisation that requires the help of volunteers please let us know to ensure that you are included on the list.”

To confirm that your organisation is on the list or to register your interest please contact Sarah Marzec, Community Development Officer on (08)8733 0900, email sarah.marzec@ wattlerange.sa.gov.au or visit the Community Volunteer Project page at www.wattlerange.sa.gov.au/volunteers

ROSE NURSERY OPEN DAY DOUBLES AS COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER Rose enthusiasts, aspiring gardeners and families looking for a day out are expected to converge on the popular Wagner’s Rose Nursery Open Day in April. Now in its sixth year, the day is designed to give people an opportunity to experience the unique rose nursery set in the heart of the Limestone Coast’s Kalangadoo region - to be inspired to grow roses, or simply to enjoy the food, wine and roses on offer. The family friendly day –held at the Nursery on the outskirts of Kalangadoo – will again be a major fundraiser for Penola Primary School, with students and parents throwing their support behind the event.

“For the last few years we have had amazing support from the Penola Primary School, with each class presenting a stall of their own, including a cake stand, sausage sizzle and drinks van, whilst the Parent Club helped out on the gate and with car-parking,” said Nursery owner Brian Wagner. “We’re also fortunate to live in an area that has bountiful produce, and our neighbours Kalangadoo Organic Orchards with their apples are one of our most staunch supporters,” he said. To add to the food stalls available on the day will be a wood-fired pizza food truck, along with boutique cider and beer producers, and Coonawarra’s Grey-Smith Wines who will provide wine for sale by the glass and bottle. “The Penola Scouts will be selling cut flowers from our Nursery and there’ll also be hundreds of potted roses, including standards, available for purchase on the day, with loads of special ‘Open Day’ deals,” added Brian. “There’ll be plenty of entertainment to keep the kids busy including a jumping castle -weather permitting - for the younger ones, which frees up parents to really get out and enjoy the roses,” he said.

Brian Wagner will again host ‘continual tours throughout the day in a relaxed paddock setting, whilst also being on hand to answer questions and provide information on rose growing. It will be the first chance for visitors to see the new 2018 rose releases, while also viewing a large selection of yearling and two year old rose bushes. Wagner’s Rose Nursery - spread over 50 hectares - grows more than 600 rose varieties for the wholesale market and has made a strong foothold in the online retail market with its ‘Paddock to Porch’ service. The Rose Nursery Open Day will be held on Sunday, April 8, from 10am to 4pm, with an entry of $8.00 per adult and children under 15 free. Visitors are recommended to wear enclosed footwear.

FESTIVAL SET TO RETURN IN 2019 Portland’s inaugural Hooked on Portland festival attracted more than 10,000 people to the region including international tourists, booking out accommodation, adding more than $2 million to the local economy over three days.

Visitors from as far as Sydney travelled to Portland for the Australia Day long weekend festivities which were headlined by the Pierce Brothers, with cooking demonstrations from MasterChef’s and a fishing competition.

Glenelg Shire Council Mayor Cr Anita Rank said the festival was a huge success after positive praise from the community. “The town was absolutely buzzing at the weekend as people overflowed from the festival into the township,” she said. “We are extremely excited to say Hooked on Portland is

locked in to return in 2019. It was a success from the start with hundreds

of people gathering on the Bentinck Street lawns on Friday evening for live entertainment from locals Dean and Kane Outtram followed by Finding Nemo on the big screen.

Cr Rank said Saturday was the busiest day of the festival with people enjoying Hooked on Portland either down at the foreshore, on board one of the many tours offered or taking part in the fishing competition.

“It was a very exciting day down at the foreshore on Saturday with the Triple J Hottest 100, Youth Zone, fishing talks from celebrity fishermen Aaron Habgood and cooking demos from MasterChef’s Eliza Wilson and Sam Goodwin,” Cr Rank said. “The Foodie Marquee was packed to the rafters the entire day with cooking

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demonstrations from MasterChef’s and local chefs, as well as a filleting display from Reel Adventures’ Aaron Habgood.

Aaron, Eliza and Sam worked incredibly well together and supplied a lot of entertainment beyond their cooking demonstrations. It was great to hear they spent Thursday out diving and cooking up local fresh seafood before the festival.”

Cr Rank said the Hooked on Portland Fishing Competition played a large role in the success of the weekend with more than 180 registered competitors vying for $3000 in cash prizes. “The boat ramp was overflowing the entire day with fishermen launching their boats as well as those returning with some very sizeable catches,” Cr Rank said.

Skipton’s Josh Cahill won the

heaviest salmon in the seniors at 2.075kg with Melbourne’s Evan Diaz winning the junior with a 1.66kg catch.

Heaviest senior tuna went to Melbourne man Mason Shulze with a 25kg haul and local Glen Stephens winning heaviest senior gummy shark at 12.92kg. The heaviest king fish was claimed by Casterton’s Mark Nolte at 10.71kg with Portland’s Storrie family dominating the heaviest whiting with Andrew winning the senior category at 6.4kg and Hamish in the junior category with a 645g catch. Portland brothers and keen fishermen Lachlan and Jamieson Goldby were king of the snapper with Lachlan claiming the senior prize with a 2.160kg catch and Jamieson winning the junior prize with 1.555kg.

Cr Rank said the live entertainment was sensational with Saturday night’s entertainment rocking the foreshore.

“The entire festival congregated to the main stage as the night went on with sensational sets from This Way North, Sal Kimber and The Rollin’ Wheel, Mark Lang, Louise Adams and the Lost Era and headline act the Pierce Brothers,” she said. “The Pierce Brothers were incredible and absolutely rocked their set with their entertaining antics all night. They had the entire crowd on their feet dancing the whole time. It was the perfect ending to a fun day.

After a very successful weekend in Portland, we are excited to say Hooked on Portland will be back bigger and better next year.”

Above (left) - Hooked on Portland 2018 headline act, the Pierce Brothers rocking the stage on Saturday night.

Above (right) - Hooked on Portland 2018 Fishing Competition winners Mason Schulze, Glen Stephens, Jamieson Goldby, Mark Nolte, Hamish Storrie, Andrew Storrie and Lachlan Goldby with Cr Geoff White, Cr Alistair McDonald, Mayor Cr Anita Rank and Victorian Fisheries Authority CEO Travis Dowling.

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ANNVERSARY CELEBRATIONS FOR HEYWOOD FESTIVAL Heywood is preparing to light up and celebrate 25 years of the inaugural Wood Wine and Roses festival this month with a stellar day of non-stop entertainment.

Saturday, February 24, will see Heywood buzzing with people as they flock to the town green to enjoy a day of activities, food and market stalls and a talented line up of live entertainment.

Wood Wine and Roses president Ross Barclay said this year’s festival would have the biggest assortment of entertainment yet.

“We made sure we brought back all of the best and most valued entertainment we have had throughout the 25 years of Wood Wine and Roses to ensure the community can celebrate this milestone for the full 12 hours,” Mr Barclay said.

“The festival starts at 11am and is packed full of activities and entertainment for community members of all ages, we have made sure there is something for everyone. It will be a very busy and fun day for the community.”

The long list of live entertainment features crowd favourite Robbie Williams Tribute Show, along with Lily and The Drum, Roy Orbison and the Legends of Rock, Still Krazy, Since Tuesday, Rusty Nuts and Mik Maks, followed by a firework display to finish off the night.

The 25 year celebration includes plenty of activities with an aerobatic display, street parade, children’s show rides, Dwayne Andrew Magic Show, truck and ute expo, petting zoo and long standing festival favourites the tractor

pull, woodchop competition and more.

Mr Barclay said TV series Outback Truckers legend Yogi Kendall would be

returning to Heywood for another year of the spectacular festival, travelling all the way from Perth.

“Yogi is a great bloke and supplies a lot of entertainment and knowledge in regards to trucking, and living and working in a large trucking community here in the shire it is great to have him back sharing all his tips and tricks,” Mr Barclay said.

Glenelg Shire Council Mayor Cr Anita Rank congratulated volunteers who have dedicated their time to organising this iconic event.

“Without the outstanding efforts from this large band of volunteers, this festival wouldn’t be possible and they have done a brilliant job to attract a long list of talented entertainers and musicians,” Cr Rank said.

“Wood Wine and Roses is a must see event on the shire’s calendar each year. I encourage all residents to mark this year’s event in their diary and help celebrate 25 years of a truly fun community festival.”

Tickets are available at the gate with $25 for adults, $15 pension concession and 15 to 17 years of age and children under 15 free. Wood Wine and Roses is a strictly no BYO and no dog event.

To learn more, visit the Wood Wine and Roses Facebook page or call Ross Barclay on 0428 342 287.

Left - Heywood’s Flynn Annet hi-fives TV serious Outback Truckers legend Yogi Kendall in excitement as the countdown to Wood Wine and Roses begins.

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SINGING THEIR WAY TO SUCCESS The past 12 months have been huge for Mount Gambier’s Mayfair Singers and they re hoping it has laid the foundation for an even bigger 2018. A new home, a new website, a new uniform, a new logo and a couple of new programs were all part of the evolution of Mayfair Singers in 2017.

Built on a three year strategic plan, which covered 2016-18, Mayfair Singers are looking to rebuild as one of the last community choir organisations in the region. They are now settled in their new home at the Old Courthouse and president Shylie Barry couldn’t be happier as Mayfair Singers launch into 2018. “We had been looking for a new venue for about two years,” Shylie said.

“The challenge was finding somewhere we could leave all our stuff but also somewhere affordable.” Shylie admits she had always dreamed the choirs would call an historic building home and by chance that is how things have panned out. “I was driving past the Old Courthouse and decided to stop and give the number a call,” Shylie said. “It turned out they were looking for a new tenant after the arts society moved out and the timing was perfect. We had sung for the National Trust at open days before. It is one of the benefits of being around town for a long time.

They knew what we were about.” In a twist of fate, Mayfair Singers’ greatest triumph – its 2014 CD release and 20 year celebrations – kickstarted a decline for the group and that is where the strategic plan and a strong vision for the future of the community choirs stemmed. “We realised we had to do something to stay current or we’d have folded,” Shylie said. “When Mayfair first started it was for kids coming out of the Primary Schools Music Festival.

Obviously if these kids were coming to choir outside of school they had a real passion for it. We were recording and travelling a lot and the standard was high.” But Mayfair has always been about sharing music and being inclusive and a return to the grassroots of why community choirs exist was the first step before the more formal blueprint – the strategic plan – was created. “It’s what makes us different,” Shylie said. “It’s the look on the faces of our singers when they walk away from a rehearsal. We aim for them to be happier than what they were when they walked in and that applies to the singers and audiences.” Mayfair had also significantly reduced its public performances and as a result, its profile, and re-establishing its name and reputation in the general community was a huge part of the 2016-18 plan.

There was the website, you tube and facebook but Mayfair Singers also started taking even their rehearsals to the streets of Mount Gambier, in a bid to feel accessible and the choir for everyone and anyone. “WE just decided that every now and then we would head out into the community to rehearse and people could see what lifestyle1.net | 32

it was all about and it didn’t have to be a perfect polished performances,” Shylie said. “We went to the Rail Lands, did one at the hospital, did one at the Rotary Market and it was well received.”

Another strategy for getting out more and making music accessible for everyone was Pub Singers – a program instigated last October. “Pub Singers is all about breaking down barriers – you don’t have to be amazing at singing,” Shylie said. “Being part of a choir is about so much more than the music and I think that’s why Mayfair’s really special, it is a social support network.”

One a month, Shylie and her team head to the South Aussie Hotel having arranged a pub classic in three part harmony and ready to make a one night only choir out of patrons. “We have some drinks and laugh a lot,” Shylie said. “We video it and put it on facebook and it’s been really well received.” A steady group of around 20 have attended Pub Singers and while it is all part of Mayfair Singers adapting with the times and lifting their public profile, it is also a recruitment tool, with Shylie hopeful, the non-confronting introduction to choir singing might inspire some of the pub patrons to join the group. “We are hoping to attract even more people to Pub Singers this year,” Shylie said. “The more the better. The sound is better and the people don’t feel as intimidated. We understand that singing is a very personal thing and it is brave to come out and sing but once people have done it, they do love it.” Shylie is also hopeful the program will be part of the 2018 Fringe in Mount Gambier next month. “That will also put us on a different platform again,” she said.

Also new in 2017 was vocal lessons.

“We had never done that before in our 24 year history,” Shylie said. “But we

decided to branch out into that area, to keep us relevant and we saw it as an important next step.” Also a new string to their bow, is the corporate team building offered by Mayfair Singers. “It is definitely team building with a difference but we think it will be fun and worthwhile,” Shylie said.

“It gets people outside their comfort zone and they end up with a product at the end that was fun to create.” It is really the workplace version of Pub Singers and Shylie is confident it will be another successful move by the evolving community choir. Funding gained through the Stand Like Stone Foundation last year has also seen Shylie able to head to Melbourne for some training of her own – focussing on the Estill method of vocal training.

“We had decided that if we received any grant money or also our fundraising would go towards professional development and it was great to be able to attend that workshop,” Shylie said. Mayfair currently runs three choirs – a combined junior and inter choir for students aged 5-12, a high school choir up to 18 year olds and the senior choir. “You don’t need to be able to read music and there are no auditions,” Shylie said. “You must, however, be prepared to have a lot of fun in a safe, encouraging environment.” Mayfair Singers annual general meeting is on February 12 at 6.30pm at the Old Courthouse. For more information head to the website at www.mayfairsingers. org.au, email us at mayfair.singers@ outlook.com, check us out on facebook or phone president Shylie Barry on 0418 858 409.

Above - Mayfair Singers president Shylie Barry outside thier new home - the Old Courthouse, in Mount Gambier.

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ARMY CADETS ON A LOCAL RECRUITMENT DRIVE Mount Gambier’s 48 Army Cadet Unit has planned a number of activities throughout the year that cadets will find challenging and rewarding. One of the activities planned is three days at the RAAF Base Edinbugh, in Adelaide, where the cadets will have the opportunity to use the Weapons Training Simulation System (WTSS).

The WTSS is like a large computerised indoor shooting range where the cadets will conduct weapons handling and safety drills before firing the F88 Austeyr rifle. The Australian Army Cadets is a leading national youth development organisation with the character and values of the Australian Army, founded on a strong community partnership that fosters and supports an ongoing interest in the Australian Army. The cadets are taught radio operations, fieldcraft, navigation and first aid. The Army Cadets also teaches teamwork and leadership skills whilst instilling the Australian Army Cadet Values of Courage, Initiative, Teamwork and Respect. The 48 Army Cadet Unit parades on Friday nights from 6:30-9:30pm during the school term.

The cadets are open to girls and boys who are 13 years of age and have commenced Year 8 at school. The Unit will be holding an information night for any interested families on Friday, February 16, at 7pm. For more information go to www.armycadets. gov.au or email: 48acu@armycadets. gov.au Above - Thomas Payne crawling through the mud run.

TIME TO GIVE BLOOD The Australian Red Cross Blood Service is in Mount Gambier this week at the Mount Gambier Bowls Club. The service will be running Monday, February 5, from 12-5pm; Tuesday, February 6 - Thursday, February 8, from 10.30am-7pm and from 9.30am-2pm on Friday, February 9. You can make an appointment today by calling 13 14 95 or visit their website donateblood. com.au

NEW TRADE DEAL A BOON FOR FARMERS The Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) will mean big benefits for farmers in Barker, according to Member for Barker Tony Pasin. Beef, sheep, dairy, wine, horticulture, seafood, cereal and grain commodities are all set to see better prices flow to the farm gate by making these products more competitive in CPTPP countries.

“Australia already exports $12.3 billion of agricultural products to CPTPP countries, and this deal will speed up growth in the Pacific region,” Mr Pasin said. The agreement will deliver 18 new free trade agreements between the CPTPP parties. For Australia that means new trade agreements with Canada and Mexico and greater market access to Japan, Chile, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Brunei. “The CPTPP is a multi-billion-dollar win for jobs, businesses, farmers and consumers in Barker who are already seeing the benefits of other recent trade agreements,” said Mr Pasin. The CPTPP will eliminate more than 98 percent of tariffs in a trade zone with a combined GDP of AUD 13.7 trillion.

PASTURE IN FOCUS The Limestone Coast branch of the Grassland Society Southern Australia will hold their next pasture update, ‘Gearing up for the season’, at Conmurra Station, Conmurra, on Thursday, March 1. Attendees will learn about different types of seeding equipment and different methods for seeding pastures.

They will also learn about varieties of pastures and which varieties best suit their conditions, as well as any new varieties that might suit their growing conditions. There will also be a focus on the weather/climate predictions for the coming season, and about the market outlook for red meat for the coming seaso and will also learn about MLA’s pasture research and the outcomes from the Feedbase Investment Plan. For more information and to RSVP, please see the Grassland Society website www. grasslands.org.au or email secretary Melinda Caspersz at office@grasslands. org.au

KEEP PETS SAFE AND OUT OF PARKS Natural Resources South East is reminding the community that dogs are not permitted in the State’s national and conservation parks. Natural Resources South East team leader Public Lands Brian Robins said it is important for dog owners to stick to the rules, for the safety of both wildlife and beloved pets. “As part of our pest animal management program we lay fox baits in a number of local parks,” Mr Robins said. “The program aims to protect native birds and other native animals from feral animals. The baits are effective on foxes, but unfortunately can also be deadly to dogs. Dogs can also disturb and destroy native wildlife, which can be especially sensitive in our coastal parks.”

Information is displayed at the entrances to a number of parks, including those targeted in the baiting program. Canunda National Park, Beachport Conservation Park, Little Dip Conservation Park and Piccaninnie Ponds Conservation Park are all included in the baiting program. “We urge owners to keep their pets safe and out of conservation areas,” he said.

Please note dogs are allowed on the beach below the high water mark in Coorong National Park, but must be on a leash.

STRANGE INVENTIONS ON SHOW From his isolated workshop Henry Hoke produced a stream of dazzling leaps of mechanical imagination.

Unaccountably, until recently discovered, these brilliant tools had all but disappeared. From the Leg Pull, Waterproof Tap, Tartan Paint, and Mechanical Runaround, to his final extraordinary master work, the Random Excuse Generator, discover the story of an unsung inventive genius whose ideas could still revolutionise the modern world. Some of his strange inventions are now on show at the Millicent Information Centre Gallery, including his Clockwork Car. The exhibition runs until February 28, with the gallery open from 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday, and from 10am-4pm on weekends. lifestyle1.net | 33

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COLLECTED STUPIDITY - MY BIG FAT GAY WEDDING... By ROBBIE TANSEL So gay marriage was legalised in Australia on December the 9th. Given that couples have to lodge a notice of intended marriage a month before they can be married, by my calculations gay and lesbian couples could legally marry as of January 9th.

I haven’t been noticing a sudden increase in gay weddings though. I thought I would have seen some photos from gay weddings on social media. Maybe some gay wedding announcements in the local papers. I thought I would have been receiving quite a few invitations to gay weddings. But nothing. So what’s up with that?!

I think what might have happened is that the gay and lesbian community have realised what they’ve opened themselves up for. It’s one of those things, where if you’re not allowed to have something, you really want it. But then when you get it, you realise it’s actually not that good after all.

For a long time a gay or lesbian may have been pressured by their partner to get married. They could very easily then say to their partner, “I’d love to, dear/sweetie/sugar/honey (insert your own cute pet name here). But unfortunately that damn government just won’t allow it.

If only they’d spend hundreds of millions of taxpayer money on a plebiscite asking the people of Australia what they think, they might be able to pass a bill in parliament. But until that damn government does something, we can’t fully express our love, the way those lucky heterosexuals can.”

The truth of the matter is that lots of homosexuals are commitmentphobic like the rest of us. They don’t want to spend the rest of their life with one person. Why would they want to? I can’t think of anyone that I’d want to commit to for my whole life. They’d have to make a really good pizza. And the gay and lesbian communities had the great out that legally they couldn’t get married.

Every heterosexual guy in the world wishes he had that excuse.

“Sorry, love. We can’t get married because the government says so.” I’d actually been telling Donna for years that I thought I was a lesbian so we couldn’t get married, but she wasn’t buying it.

Suddenly the gays and lesbians don’t have an excuse, but they’re not getting married. They realise what they’ve done. I think in theory they wanted to be able to get married because fair’s fair, but they didn’t actually want to do it themselves.

They’ve been watching miserable heterosexuals get tricked into getting married for years and seen how it stuffs everything up. Men in particular get tricked into getting married. Women convince them it will make them happy, when in fact everything changes. Not in a positive way either.

Possibly the other thing that is holding the gay marriages up a little is the fact they’re struggling to find someone who will buy their kidney off them. Weddings are expensive. lifestyle1.net | 37

You’re certainly not going to be able to save up for one in the month they’ve had available to them. Adding the word wedding in front of anything multiplies the cost incredibly.

Cake, affordable. Wedding cake; put all of your belongings on eBay. Flowers, a bit pricey really. Wedding flowers, go and beg and plead with your bank manager.

I guess sensible gay and lesbians would have been saving for all these years for this moment, but sensible people don’t spend all their money on Kylie Minogue tickets. I spent half an hour thinking of an appropriate gay and lesbian stereotype to finish that sentence, so apologies that that was the best one I could come up with.

If you want to email me at robbietansel@gmail.com and criticise me, I’ll accept that I’m ignorant but not homophobic.

If you want to critique my stereotyping, keep in mind that I generalised that every single man is commitment-phobic.

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6. I was the 2010 Australian Grand Prix ambassador.

7. I was married to an AFL footballer from 2007-2015.

8. My acting career started to gain momentum from 2011, as well as a guest judge stint on Project Runway Australia.

9. My break came in 2014 when I secured the role of Kat Chapman on Home & Away – a role I played for three years.

10. In November last year I got engaged to film producer Tyson Mullane.

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2. Which celebrity landscaper & TV presenter first found fame as a performer with Manpower Australia?

3. In which Australian State is Airlie Beach?

4. Who is the captain of the reigning Big Bash champions, the Perth Scorchers?

5. Which rap artist won the 2003 Academy Award for Best Original Song?

6. What is the official language of Colombia?

7. What was the given name of Queen Elizabeth’s father King George VI? 8. Kit Harington played which Games of Thrones character?

9. Which Oscar nominated actor secured his big break in the TV series The Fresh Prince of Bel Air? 10. In which Australian city is Lake Burley Griffin?

11. Which rider won the 2017 Tour Down Under?

12. Who was US President Donald Trump’s first wife?

13. Name the six actors who starred in the hit TV sitcom Friends.

14. Who succeeded Gough Whitlam as Australia’s Prime Minister?

15. Before the 2018 Australian Open, how many Grand Slam singles titles had Roger Federer won?

16. Who were the last four teams standing in the race for Superbowl LII? 17. Which three countries make up Scandinavia?

18. In which Winter Olympics discipline will Britt Cox be representing Australia later this year?

19. Who composed the opera Don Giovanni?

20. Akita, Saluki and Great Pyrenees are all breeds of what?

ANSWERS 1. Minsk; 2. Jamie Durie; 3. Queensland; 4. Adam Voges; 5. Eminem; 6. Spanish; 7. Albert; 8. Jon Snow; 9. Will Smith; 10. Canberra; 11. Richie Porte; 12. Ivana; 13.

Jennifer Aniston; Courteney Cox; Lisa Kudrow; Matt Le Blanc; Matthew Perry & David Schwimmer; 14. Malcom Fraser; 15. 19; 16. New England Patriots; Jacksonville Jaguars; Minnesota Vikings & Philadelphia Eagles; 17. Sweden, Norway & Denmark; 18. Mogul skiing; 19. Mozart; 20. Dogs

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Roast Potato Salad 6 medium new potatoes, cut into 2cm chunks 3 tablespoons olive oil 1 lemon, juice and zest 2 cloves garlic, minced Sea salt and freshly ground black

pepper, to taste 2 red capsicums, thinly sliced 2 medium red onions, cut into quarters 1 bunch parsley 2 cups spinach 2 cups rocket

Method Preheat the oven to 180ºC/350ºF/Gas Mark 4 and line two baking trays with baking paper. Bring a medium saucepan of water to a boil over a high heat. Add in the potatoes and cook for 7 minutes. Drain in a sieve, shaking up the potatoes so that they roughen up a little. Set aside. In a large bowl, combine 2 tablespoons of olive oil, lemon juice and zest, garlic and a few crunches of sea salt and pepper.

Add in the potatoes and stir with a spoon to coat well in the marinade. Place on the lined tray and roast for 40 minutes. Meanwhile, add remaining oil to the same large bowl. Add in capsicum and onions and coat well. Once potatoes have roasted for 25 minutes, add the veggies to the second tray, spreading out evenly so that no veggies don’t overlap. Roast for a further 15 minutes. In the last 5 minutes, switch your oven to the highest grill setting and cook until potatoes have started to crisp up. Meanwhile, in a large serving bowl, add in the parsley, spinach and rocket. Once potatoes and veggies are ready, add them to the bowl and stir through the leaves until they are coated in the residual oil.

NEW CONCERT SERIES SET TO SPARK ARTS SCENE Fresh from their recent Hooked on Portland performance, musical duo This Way North are returning to Portland to headline the first ever Small Night In at the Portland Arts Centre. The high energy group will perform at the Arts Centre on Friday, February 16, at the Small Night In event, with drinks and pre-show entertainment starting from 6.30pm.

Glenelg Shire Council arts and culture manager Susie Lyons said the performance promised to entertain and enthrall music lovers. “We are thrilled to be able to bring This Way North back to Portland to grace the stage of the Portland Arts Centre for an evening of contemporary music,” she said. “Hailing from Melbourne, the guitar/drums two-piece band brings power drumming and compelling alt-pop melodies to their unique and exciting sound, which is often likened to that of The Black Keys and Tame Impala. The group have been touring nonstop since the start of 2017, playing at national and international festivals including Wide Open Space in Alice Springs and Atmosphere Gathering in Canada. With pre show entertainment and drinks on offer before This Way North (pictured) hit the stage, the first ever Small Night In event is sure to appeal to music lovers of all ages and interests.” Ms Lyons said there were further Small Night In events planned for

2018 for the community to look forward to. “The concept behind Small Night In was to create a series of an inviting, fun and laid back events which celebrate contemporary live music,” she said.

“For four Fridays of the year we will throw open the doors to the after work crowd to enjoy music, food and drinks, with acclaimed artists from across Australia performing at our intimate venue. For our next Small Night In during May we will welcome Mark Lang from Skipping Girl Vinegar fame who will launch his debut solo release as part of his national launch tour. Mark also performed at Hooked on Portland, so his sounds will be familiar for local

audiences. We are excited to see what the rest of 2018 will bring for Small Night In and we can’t wait to reveal who the remaining artists will be - these events can only get bigger and better.” Tickets to Small Night In: This Way North are available for a flat rate of $30 and can be purchased online via www. portlandartscentre.com.au or by contacting the Portland Arts Centre directly on (03)5522 2263. Further event details are available by visiting the Portland Arts Centre facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/ portlandartscentre/.

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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS FOR KINGSTON TRIATHLON THIS WEEKEND Entries are building up quickly for the Naracoorte Toyota 2018 Kingston SE Triathlon, with the local triathlon club putting the final preparations into the 30 year anniversary celebrations. Beginning in 1988, the triathlon was a single-race event put together by a keen group of local volunteers. Club president Ali Stillwell said the event’s longevity is a credit to the hard working volunteers and support from the local community. “We receive many positive comments about the event, with the excellent location and crayfish prizes a highlight,” she said. “The Kingston SE event has had the benefit of numerous committee members with an enthusiasm to see this rather unique sporting event succeed and become a regular fixture on the Kingston calendar. The local community gets a lot of enjoyment from the event each year also.”

Since its inception the event has transformed, with it progressing to the level of hosting an ITU World Olympic Distance Age Groups Qualifying Race and being part of the SA Olympic Distance Championship from 2007 to 2014. The popular event has been part of the State Triathlon Series since 1991 and receives elite athlete entrants from all over competing. “We will mark this anniversary with many prizes and commemorative awards,” said Ali. “We hope to welcome past organisers, past participants and volunteers who have helped during the last 30 years to enjoy the day with us. There will be lots of reminiscing and special moments over the Triathlon weekend that will not want to be missed.” For more information head to www.kingstonsetriathlon.com or follow the Kingston SE Triathlon on facebook.

Above - Past participants Sid James and Kevin Fergusson will be making the trek to Kingston for the celebrations.

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KINGSTON TEAM WINS MILLICENT FOURS The Kingston team (pictured above) of Geoff Pope, Bill Scott Andrew Ogilvie & Bill Armfield took the top honours in the Millicent Bowls Club Mac Ford Open Fours last month, followed by the local teams of Derek Bowering, Phill Dowdell, Andrea Radley and David Crase as runners-up and Iain and Mary Campbell with Jim and Carlene Godden in third place.

LSE PENNANT BOWLS

FRIDAY Concordes United 18 (S. Pilven 3; D. Jones, C. Jones, T. Jones 2; K. Griffiths, L. Dodds, D. Wighton, B. Jones) d Wanderers 3 (E. Davey. F. Finch); Demons 15 (C. Manning 3; A. Livingtson, B. Morale, K. Cawthorne, Mackenzie Millard, Montanna Millard, M. Payne 2) d Concordes White 2 (J. Hopgood, S. Brown, H. Taylor) SATURDAY Warriors 4 (R. Sneath, L. Bruggemann 2; T. Pearson, N. Vause, K. Telford) d Concordes United 0 (C. Jones, L. Dodds, B. Jones 2); Demons 13 (Mackenzie Millard 3; B. Morale, M. Payne 2; T. Wilson-Smith, M. Markiewicz) d Wanderers 6 (J. Hart 2; E. Hart, C. Whiting, N. Gilbert, E. Tzioutziouklaris 2); Demons 19 (B. Morale, A. Livingston 3; C. Manning, M. Markiewicz 2; K. Cawthorne, S. Nieuwenhuizen, T. Wilson-Smith) d Wanderers 2 (F. Finch 2; E. Hart, N. Gilbert, K. Doyle)

Bella Morale (Demons)

JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAMS START THIS WEEKEND Registrations are now open for the Golf SE 2018 Junior Golf Program. The program aims to provide tuition from PGA certified coaches and valuable on course experience for young golfers from beginner to advanced level and provides a defined development pathway. Made up of three groups of junior golfers the first step for budding golfers is the SE Futures MyGolf program which will be conducted using equipment and activities designed for childre,n with a mix of coaching, basic skill development, team games and fun.

MyGolf is the National Junior Development Program designed for 5-12 year olds. With former World #1 Jason Day as its ambassador MyGolf is the major driver of junior golf participation in Australia. Young players in the South East region are now able to access all of the training resources offered in the metropolitan area. The next steps are the Academy and Development squads. These players have gained a golf handicap and are now venturing into competition golf on a regular basis.

The coaches will take these players through the various skill development stage,s enabling them to eventually participate in regional and State junior golf events. Along with various individual achievements the SE junior golf team currently holds the highly prized Country SA Brett Ogle Cup with team selections set down for June. The program hits off at Kingston SE this Sunday. Details of the Academy and MyGolf program are available online at www.golfse.com.au or www.mygolf.org. au (enter p/c 5279) or call program coordinator Mary Winser on 0438 057 435.

Above - 2017 Brett Ogle Cup winning team.

MID WEEK OPEN PENNANT Naracoorte RSL 48/12 d Penola 43/2; Port MacDonnell Red 53/12 d Mount Gambier Blue 30/2; Mount Gambier Red 49/12 d Port MacDonnell Blue 38/2; Mount Gambier RSL 50/12 d Port MacDOnnell Green 39/2.

LADIES Division one Port MacDonnell 41/12 d Mount Gambier RSL Red 38/2; Mount Gambier 50/12 d Naracoorte 48/2; Mount Gambier RSL Blue 49/12 d Penola 46/2; Millicent 62/14 d Kingston 43/0 Division two Mount Gambier RSL 57/14 d Naracoorte RSL 31/0; Naracoorte 51/14 d Millicent Blue 37/0; Millicent Red 48/12 d Robe 41/2; Kalangadoo/Penola 59/14 d Port MacDonnell 30/0 Division three Penola 53/12 d Millicent Blue 50/2; Lucindale 49/12 d Port MacDonnell 41/2; Beachport Blue 51/12 d Mount Gambier RSL Red 47/2; Beachport Red 63/14 d Robe 30/0 OPEN Division one Mount Gambier RSL Blue 91/14 d Naracoorte 58/2; Mount Gambier Red 103/16; Naracoorte RSL 44/0; Port MacDonnell 67/16 d Lucindale 54/0; Mount Gambier RSL Red 93/16 d Kalangadoo 54/0; Millicent 92/14 d Mount Gambier Blue 51/2.

Division two Mount Gambier RSL Red 68/12 d Mount Gambier RSL Blue 57/4; Millicent 82/14 d Kingston 61/2; Naracoorte 86/14 d Port MacDonnell 49/2; Frances 74/12 d Robe 73/4; Penola 85/15 d Mount Gambier 44/1.

Division three Mount Gambier RSL Red 83/14 d Mount Gambier 60/2; Millicent Red 80/14 d Mount Gambier RSL Blue 71/2; Port MacDonnell 86/16 d Naracoorte 45/0; Kingston 75/14 d Millicent Blue 62/2.

Division four - Red Lucindale 75/12 d Penola 67/4; Beachport 80/14 d Millicent 72/2; Mount Gambeir 84/15 d Robe 57/1; Naracoorte RSL - BYE. Division four - Blue Millicent Gold 45/12 d Millicent Green 40/2; Beachport 58/14 d Frances 25/0; Kalangadoo 53/14 d Port MaDonnell 32/0; Lucindale forfeited to Naracoorte.

SPORTING SNAPSHOTS This week:

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Millicent sistersv Jess & Sarah Allan played their first AFLW game together at the weekend for the Adelaide Crows.

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Barber Shield top order batsman Jake Blackwell scored 114 as West compiled 8/347. Blackwell hit nine fours as he anchored the Roos innings at the weekend.

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The Mount Gambier Gold Cup is fast approaching with the heats for the premier harness racing event isn this reigon on February 23 at Greenwald Paceway.

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HOST CLUB TEAMS WIN HERB HENDERSON EVENT The in-form team from Millicent, consisting of Brian Roper, as skipper, David Reichelt, Andre Reinders and Wayne Ross, has taken out the Herb Henderson Men’s Fours at the Millicent Bowls Club.

Coming in second place was the team of Malcolm Merrett and Trevor Merrett, from Nhil, with Peter Rice and Arnold Damhuis, from Millicent, while the Brad Errock skippered team of Perria Davis, from Mount Gambier, and the Mount Gambier RSL pairing of Glen Wright and Peter Gregory, finished third.

Above - Herb Henderson with the winning team of Wayne Ross, Andre Reinders, David Reichelt & Bryan Roper.

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Yahl’s Rob Courtney made an unbeaten 104 in Cox Bros action at the weekend. He clubbed 13 fours and two sixes.

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The Limestone Coast had a strong presence in the AFLW Crows v Brisbane curtain raiser at the weekend - the region has a number of players in the Crows Academy.

SPORT MOUNT GAMBIER BRINGS STATE TITLE HOME

The Mount Gambier Softball League made a triumphant return to the South Australian A Grade Women’s Softball Cahmpionships over the Australia Day weekend. After a five year hiatus, Mount Gambier defeated Centrals Districts Softball Association in the title decider, with the inclusion of Adelaide based pitcher Jade Peterson, a former team mate of Warriors’ Leyna Bruggemann, proved a masterstroke. The quality pitcher three down 41 strike outs and, along with Bruggemann, who played catcher, reviving the duo’s partnership from their hey day as softballers at the top level, the Mount Gambier pairing were named in the team of the championship, with Bruggemann also

LC WOMEN’S FOOTBALL ROUND ONE East Gambier 1.0 2.2 3.2 4.3 (27) Glencoe 1.2 1.2 1.4 1.4 (10) Goals - East: M. Pannenburg, N. Collins 2. Glencoe: no details available.

Best - East: K. Beck, B. Creek, S. McKinnon, N. Collins, A. Plunkett, M. Fry. Glencoe: no details available Kybybolite 1.1 2.1 2.1 2.2 (14) South Gambier 0.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 (7) Goals - Kybybolite: J. Smart, C. McElroy. South: J. White.

Best - Kybybolite: H. Smart, C. McElroy, D. Brown, S. Ottoson-Crossling, M. Riley, C. Dahlenburg. South: J. White, T. Clark, C. Edmonds, I. Walker, L. Frost.

Kalangadoo 2.4 (16) West Gambier 0.1 (1) Goals - NO DETAILS AVAILABLE. Best - NO DETAILS AVAILABLE. Millicent 11.6 (72) North Gambier 0.0 (0) Goals - NO DETAILS AVAILABLE. Best - NO DETAILS AVAILABLE.

named coach of the all star line-up. The team’s youngest member, Mackenzie Millard, led the way for Mount Gambier in the finals series, proving herself to be extremely reliable with the bat and in the field. She secured two safe hits in the title decider, as did dependable hitter Anna Livingston, whose double in the third inning broke the game open to score the first run of the game. Bella Morale stepped to the plate in the fourth innings hitting a double off Centrals pitcher and tournament MVP Chelsea Meyer, to score the second run. Centrals fought back in the fifth innings scoring a run off the ever consistent pitcher Jade Peterson but it was not enough,

they struggled to get runners in scoring position and got caught stealing twice. Nic Vause had an outstanding weekend securing eight safe hits.

All players contributed with Em Hart getting on base and roaming the outfield with Chelsea Fowler and Raquel Sneath. Montana Millard took everything in at third base while swinging the bat hard. Sarah Nieuwenhuizen benefitted from the experience of facing faster paced action and her Demons team mate Cody Manning more than lived up to her reputation as a long ball hitter by winning the women’s home run derby. Umpire Bruce Morale was in everything, he came second in the men’s home run derby, as well as assisting with grounds keeping and coaching. He even took the opportunity to have his feet massaged by professional softball players from Japan who were playing against the Aussie Spirit team. The support staff in Pam Weslowski, Dylan Walker and Erin Chaplin braved the weather, backing the team in the whole way as did the supporters that made the journey to Adelaide.

RESULTS Game 1 Mt Gambier/Adelaide 3 defeated Port Pirie 0. Hits: N.Vause 2, E.Hart, A. Livingston, Mackenzie Millard 1.

Game 2 Mt Gambier/Adelaide 7 defeated Hills 4. Hits: N. Vause 2, E. Hart, C. Manning, Montana Millard, B. Morale, S. Nieuwenhausen, R. Sneath 1.

Game 3 CDSA 1 defeated Mt Gambier/Adelaide 0.

Hits: L. Bruggemann 2, J. Peterson 1.

Game 4 Adelaide 2 defeated Mt Gambier/Adelaide 0. Hits: N. Vause, B. Morale, Mackenzie Millard, R. Sneath 1.

Game 5 (first final) Mt Gambier/Adelaide 6 defeated Adelaide 0. Hits: L. Bruggemann 3, Montana Millard 2, E. Hart, A. Livingston, N. Vause, C. Manning 1.

Game 6 (second final) Mt Gambier/Adelaide 6 defeated CDSA 0. Hits: Mackenzie Millard, A. Livingston, L. Bruggemann 2, N. Vause, B. Morale 1.

Game 7 (grand final) Mt Gambier/Adelaide 2 defeated CDSA 1. Hits: Mackenzie Millard, A. Livingston 2, N. Vause, B. Morale 1.

Above - Leyna Bruggemann & Jade Peterson

TENNIS RESULTS MOUNT GAMBIER & DISTRICT TENNIS ASSOCIATION RESULTS A1 Reidy Park 9-64 d Mount Gambier 7-53 Men’s singles: K. Edwrads lost to A. Van Den Hurk 0-6; J. Tucker lost to T. Madigan 4-6; M. Stark d H. Hancock 6-0; S. Young lost to T. Snell 1-6. Women’s singles: O. McEvoy d L. Burston 6-2; B. McEvoy d H. Heemskerk 6-3; S. Edwards d G. Ferguson 6-1; E. Edwards d J. Van Den Hurk 6-2. Uniting Church v West Gambier (no scores available); Glencoe - BYE. A2 Glencoe Maroon 9-72 d Mount Schank 7-67; Centrals 11-87 d West Gambier Blue 5-68; Suttontown 10-80 d West Gambier Red 6-63; Glencoe Gold - BYE. B1 Suttontown Crows 12-72 d Centrals Orange 0-0; Suttontown Tigers 9-70 d Centrals Grey 3-43; Moorak Green 8-68 d Mount Gambier 4-56; Mil Lel v Moorak Gold (no scores available); West Gambier v Uniting Church (no scored available) Ladies doubles Uniting Church v Glencoe Gold (no scores available); Mil Lel 4-34 d Glencoe Maroon 2-24; Saints United 6-36 d West Gambier 0-7; Allendale East - BYE; Moorak v Reidy Park (no scores available) Mixed doubles Centrals 4-32 d Mount Gambier 2-25; Mount Schank 3-30 d Glencoe 3-27; Mil Lel - BYE.

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Above - Olivia McEvoy and the Reidy Park women helped lead Reidy Park to a narrow two set win over Mount Gambier on Friday night.

SPORT CRICKET RESULTS

BARBER SHIELD East Gambier v Penola Penola 1st innings 188 (C. Evans 43no.; G. Kidman 36; J. Schulz 26; D. Somerfield 20; A. Hentschke 3/26; N. Gore 3/45; S. Golebiowski 2/ 38) East Gambier 1/12 (in reply) West Gambier v South Gambier West Gambier 1st innings 8/349 (J. Blackwell 112; B. Hentschke 60no.; S. Willis 57; R. Crute 49; T. McManus 23; A. Kuhl 2/33; C. Jorgenson 2/68; R. Drenthen 2/42) Mil Lel v North Gambier Mil Lel 1st innings 93 (D. Justin 45; J. Lamont 14; T. Young 3/15; J. Fidler 2/12; M. Johnston 2/11) North Gambier 1st innings 4/65 in reply (J. Schutz 44no.)

CROUCH SHIELD Glencoe v Mil Lel Mil Lel 1st innings 175 (K. Weber 44; W. Lawson 35; B. Lawson 31; J. Burston 26; Z. Cocks 4/42; C. Von Duve 3/22; A. Williams 2/17) COX BROS Gambier Centrals v Yahl Yahl 1st innings (R. Courtney 104no.; T. Clarke 89; D. Gbbs 21; J. Thomas 2/45; D. Barrett 2/54; H. Sanders 2/56) North Gambier v Mil Lel Mil Lel 1st innings 96 (G. Langford 64; C. Neumann 14; A. Bowd 7/43; K. Bowd 2/23) O’DONOGHUE SHIELD West Gambier v Mil Lel Mil Lel 1st innings 8/107 (J. Virtanen 34; D. Bachmann 16; B. Thiel 15; Y. Sharma 14; C. Prior 2/12) West Gambier 1st innings 7/111 (J. Cornolo 24; J. Judd 21; C. Prior 17; A. Hill 15; J. Carson 2/12; M. Little 2/26) West Gambier won by three wickets.

East/Kongorong v Mt Burr Mt Burr 1st innings 5/114 (B. Thwaites 21ret.; J. Matthews, J. Francis 18ret.; B. Allen 2/9) East/Kongorong 1st innings 9/67 (C. Little 23no.; E. Maeks 13; H. Muhovics 2/6; K. Bowering 2/1) Mt Burr won by 47 runs.

HALL TROPHY NO SCORES AVAILABLE

AUSTRALIA DAY WEEKEND CYCLING ACTION

SIMS SHIELD Millicent v West Gambier Millicent 1st innings 6/89 (O. Fitzgerald 13no.; T. Dunn 10no.; J. Werchon 9; T. Lambert 8no.; M. Cornolo 2/1) West Gambier 1st innings 7/98 (M. Cornolo 38no.; J. Prior 26no.; A. Lindner 3/0; B. Rowe 2/2) West Gambier won by nine runs.

Millicent v Mt Burr Mt Burr 1st innings 7/68 (K. Bevan 13; W. Wimshurst 8; C. Bevan 7no.; N. Scott 7; J. Werchon 2/3; B. Sims 2/9) Millicent 1st innings 5/107 (K. Gibson 11no.; B. Sharp, O Fitzgerald 9no.; T. Lambert 8no.; P. Jennings 7; K. Bevan 2/9) Millicent won by 39 runs.

Mil Lel Gold v East Gambier Mil Lel Gold 1st innings 6/65 (J. Tzioutziouklaris 12; E. Stratford 2/9) East Gambier 1st innings 5/112 (A. Clarke 27ret.; E. Stratford 20no.; R. Lawrence 18ret.; B. Pfitzner 2/12) East Gambier won by 47 runs.

South Gambier v Mil Lel Green Mil Lel Green 1st innings 5/35 (T. Grigg 5ret.; D. Harten 3/0) South Gambier 1st innings 8/65 (D. Harten 10ret.; N. Maxwell 9; M. Ruwoldt 8ret.)

South Gambier won by 30 runs.

Left (top) - Daniel Justin made a well compiled 45 for Mil Lel in Barber Shield action at the weekend, anchoring the innings.

Left - North Gambier recruit Josh Fidler just reels in this ball before it reaches the boundary.

Above (top) - Mil Lel’s Justin Lamont was the perfect foil for Daniel Justin as the two looked to rescue Mil Lel from 3/13 early in their Barber Shield clash at Frew Park.

Due to track renovations the South Coast Cycling Club held their annual Australia Day Track Carnival at Mount Gambier Cycling Clubs Velodrome.

It’s been quite a few years since a meeting has been held at the Velodrome so the Mount Gambier club decided to take advantage of this and run a meeting of their own back to back with South Coast. Matthew Opperman, Amy Wight, Tess Wight, Justin Beecher & Niel Von Niekerk were the Mount Gambier riders who took up the rare opportunity, rather than travelling to Hamilton, Bendigo, Melbourne or Adelaide to be able to race.

Niel performed brilliantly on Friday’s 33 event program with a first in his C Grade Heart Starter & two second places, Tess secured a first in her Junior B Grade Scratch Race & a second, Justin picked up a first in his B Grade Heart Starter race & a third, Matthew finished second in his Senior B Grade Handicap & Amy secured a third in her B Grade Heart Starter Race.

It was also great to see the faces of club legends Allan Dowdell, Doug Issell & Ray Bilney light up to see bikes back racing at our track.

At the start of the South Coast’s presentations Tess Wight was presented with a scholarship from the Wal Smith Cycling Foundation, a great honour for a young cyclist in this region to receive in recognition for her achievements over the past year.

On the Saturday, the Mount Gambier Cycling Club ran a shorter 23 event program due to the temperatures expecting to hit 37 degrees by the middle of the day.

The Mount Gambier riders again performed well, all gaining at least one first place and seeming to prefer the different program with the juniors running in their age groups rather than in their grades as was the case on Friday.

Niel dominated in his classes with two first places in his scratch races, Justin improved immensely with a first in his handicap event &

Above (bottom) - Mil Lel’s Caleb Bachmann edges this Declan Kenny delivery through to North’s Tom Edwards.

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three second places, Amy took out a first in her handicap race along with two second places & a third.

Tess closely followed with a first in the Junior Women’s Wheelrace, a second & two third placings and Matthew also improved from Friday with a first in the C/D Grade Wheelrace, a second & third placing.

Above left (from top) - Racing action from the Under15/Under17 Girls Scratch Race - 8 laps & racing action from the A/B Grade Scratch Race - 15 laps.

Above (right from top) - The finish of the girls race with Hamilton’s Nikki Menzel just outlasting Mount Gambier’s Amy Wight. Tess Wight finished third; One of the tightest finished of the day was the C/D SCratch race where South Coast Cylcing Clun’c Seth Gilbert pipped Kilkenny’s Emma Seeliger at the line; Kilkenny’s Simon Eglington powered to the line to win the A/B Grade Scratch race from South Coast’s Sean Hennessy.

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MOTOR EVENTS

SPORT DOUBLE HEADER WEEKEND Back to back double headers were played in Division 1 baseball at the weekend with Central up against Tigers on Friday night and South pitted against Federal on Saturday.

In game one on Friday it was a tight affair with Tigers victors by a solitary run. Centrals scored their first run in the bottom of the second. Consecutive singles to Jeremy Aston and Koby Chant ultimately saw Aston cross the plate from Lauchie Ridding’s infield hit.

Tigers replied in the top of the fourth when Brodie Foster singled, as did Steve Frost.

Foster scored when Frost’s hit got past Brock Keding at leftfield. Tigers scored again in the sixth as Brodie Foster picked a walk and scored on Dyllan Lane’s single into leftfield.

Not to be outdone, Central replied in the bottom of that inning when Kyall McClean doubled to centrefield and managed to cross the plate from a wild pitch by Tiger pitcher Tyler Horrigan tying the score at two all. At the top of the eighth, Brodie Foster’s bat still worked a treat when he hit a two bagger into rightfield. He scored on a Jesse Foster hit into the infield. Unfortunately for Central they could reply this time leaving Tigers the winners three runs to two. In the second game Tigers scored two runs in the bottom of the first. Brayden Morton and Tyler Horrigan both found themselves on base as the result of consecutive errors from Lauchie Ridding at second base. Morton scored on an infield hit from Karl Ransom and Horrigan scored on Brodie Foster’s single. In the top of the fifth Central’s Koby Chant got on board from a wild throw from first base Dyllan Lane and scored on Lauchie Tilley’s hit into an error.

Tilley scored on Nathan Meinck’s double to deep leftfield. Ethan Chuck and Dylan Chuck (pictured), in the meantime had both picked a walk and they too scored on Meinck’s hit giving Central a four run to two lead. Tigers replied in the sixth with one run after Brodie Foster walked and scored on Dyllan Lane’s leftfield single before that inning ended. Tigers final run came in the bottom of the seventh.

Jesse Foster walked and scored on Brodie Foster’s Hit to leftfield which was dropped by Alex Ridding leaving the game in a tie, four runs each. On Saturday, in game one between Federal and South Indians, Indians came out on top winning four runs to nil. Half their runs happened in the top of the second inning.

Damien O’Dine singled to leftfield and scored when with bases loaded and Ben Nash was hit by a pitch. Travis Lockwood found himself at first after an error by pitcher Alex Reppin and scored on a wild throw from third baseman Shane Howard. The other half of their runs came in the top of the sixth. Damien O’Dine found himself on base again after an error by first baseman Clay Carpenter and scored on Travis Lockwood’s infield hit. Steve Issacson also got on board base thanks to another error and scored the Indians final run when he crossed the plate due to a fielders choice.

Game two saw South score a single run in the second. Travis Lockwood onboard from a fielders choice and scored on a wild throw from Federal shortstop Alex Reppin. Federal replied with two in the top of the third. A safe hit to Alex Reppin and a hit pitched ball to Wade Chant saw them both cross the home

plate from Nathan Taylor’s deep hit to centrefield.

The Indians added six runs in the bottom of the fourth due to some good hitting and a series of walks. Steve Issacson walked and stole home, Travis Lockwood also picked a walk and scored on Ryan Walter‘s single, and he scored on Jesse Balshaw’s single to rightfield. Tom Castleman doubled and crossed the plate on Bruce Morale’s single, Jesse Balshaw scored from Dean Hamilton’s infield hit and Bruce Morale crossed home on a wild pitch before the side was eventually all out.

They added two more runs in the fifth. Ryan Walter picked a walk and scored on a wild throw from catcher Josh Wilsmore and Ben Nash hit safely to first base and scored on another wild pitch. The Demons could only muster one more run in the game when Nathan Taylor found himself at first after being hit by a pitched ball and scored on Clay Carpenter’s error hit to second base leaving South victors nine runs to three.

RESULTS Division 1 Tigers 3 (Brodie Foster, Dyllan Lane 2; Steve Frost) def Central 2 (Dylan Chuck, Kyall McClean, Jeremy Aston, Koby Chant); Central 4 (Nathan Meinck 2; Ethan Chuck, Koby Chant, Lauchie Tilley) drew with Tigers 4 (Brodie Foster, Dyllan Lane) South Indians 4 (Bruce Morale 3; Dean Hamilton, Damien O’Dine, Ben Nash) def Federal 0 (Kane McMillan, Nathan Taylor, Clay Carpenter, Alex Pearson); South Indians 9 (Bruce Morale 2; Jesse Balshaw, Ben Morale, Travis Lockwood, Ryan Walter, Ben Nash, Tom Castleman) def Federal 3 Division 2 Tigers 18 (Brandon Telford 4; John Verrity 3; Mitch Crosbie, Tom Wing, Riley Rolph) def Federal 6 (Jordan Johnson, Jordan Sturges, Bryan Reppin) Division 3 Tigers 22 (Marcus Thomson 5; Phil Clark 4; Zac

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