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COVER • COMMUNITY SOLAR PROGRAM ON OFFER Last year more than 100 households across the region made the switch to solar via the inaugural Limestone Coast Community Solar Program. The program, which will make its return this month, aims to make going solar easier and more affordable by providing bulk buy discounts on solar and battery systems. The second Limestone Coast Community Solar Program has just been announced. It will kick off in Millicent on May 14, before making its way over to Mount Gambier on May 15. The program is a rare opportunity access free advice that will help

you understand solar and battery technology, as well as enabling you to access exclusive bulk buy discounts and claim up to $6000 in SA Government battery subsidies. Local NFP Community Action For Sustainability has partnered with Solar Marketplace, ShineHub, to deliver this new offering of the program. The partnership has negotiated bulk buy deals on top quality solar products, as well as payment options to suit everybody and certified installation with trusted local solar companies. But, if you’re waiting for a catch, here it is - these offers will only be valid for one month.

The best way to find out more is by attending one of the program’s upcoming free information events. The events will explain how you can cut your electricity bills by up to 90% with new solar and battery technology starting at just $9,999 or $131/month through the program. The program will also offer new ‘payas-you-go’ options that aren’t available anywhere else across Australia. In last year’s program, the most popular option was the ‘Lease to Own’ product which is exclusive to South Australia and allows you to save up to 42% on electricity costs instantly without paying a cent upfront. This plan was launched on Channel 7 News and was likened to a mobile phone plan. That is, your technology and usage is packaged up into an easy and affordable monthly payment. Mount Gambier resident Simon Western admits when she first saw the deal on facebook last year, when

ShineHub visited the region, it did have that ‘too good to be true’ feel. “I was really interested but I did think, is it really going to deliver that big a saving,” Simone said. “But it really has. Our power bills for three months were more than $1000 and now we are down to less than $100.” The family of five installed a 4.3kW system plus 5.3kWh battery and the results have been astonishing. “The payment plan was also exactly what we needed as well,” Simone said. “It was probably the only way we could afford it but it was been worth it. We get a lot of sun and we had been looking into solar so this gave us the chance to use a sustainable power source as well as making our power bills so much more affordable. It is good for the environment and our finances.” It is completely free to register, but places in the program are strictly limited. If you are interested in finding out more, you can register for your free local event in Millicent (May 14, 6pm) or Mount Gambier (May 15, 2pm or 6pm) by visiting www.shinehub.com.au/ limestone SHINEHUB • LIMESTONE COAST INFORMATION SESSIONS MILLICENT Tuesday, May 14 at 6pm Millicent Civic & Arts Centre MOUNT GAMBIER Wednesday, May 15 at 2pm & 6pm City Hall (entry via Cave Gardens)

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SHARP SHOOTER SET TO HIT THE DANCE FLOOR It might be called Swinging with the Stars, but for Liz Rymill it loomed more as mission impossible. “I am not the most delicate or graceful person,” Liz said. “For me I was wondering if the brain could take it all in as it seemed like a lot to get your head. around. At the start it felt like a lot of things weren’t getting from the brain through to the feet.” But as one of the eight stars set to trip the light fantastic for the 2019 Swinging With the Stars, Liz now feels more comfortable, crediting dance partner Steve Speck, who was the 2016 Mirror Ball Champion, with making her feel comfortable in her new shoes – dancing shoes. Liz Rymill is more RM Williams than Jimmy Choo but when she was asked to be involved in what is the major fundraiser of the year for the Stand Like Stone Foundation, she never considered turning the opportunity down. “I was very humbled to have been asked,” Liz said. “I certainly don’t think I have the skills but everything I do for the community I do wholeheartedly and to be asked to be involved in an event that has done so much for the community and had such a big impact, I had to say yes. I love the way it gives back to the whole of the region.” Liz grew up in Mount Pleasant near the Barossa Valley and was part of a family that always rolled up its sleeves to get involved. “I grew up in a culture of volunteering and having that sense of being part of a community,” Liz said.

“There is so much good will in country communities and I like that you can get a great group of people together and really achieve something.” Liz worked in media in the world of politics, splitting her time between Adelaide and Canberra and during this time met her husband, Tom Rymill. “We both wanted to return to the country to work, to have our careers but also get into farming and raise a family,” she said. So now, when Liz is not on the farm, she is working at the ABC as a news journalist, as well as doing some rural media consulting work. And she’s not just a sharp shooter with words, Liz is also an accomplished sporting clay shooter – a past time that dates back to her childhood with her father. “I was really close to my dad and used to spend a lot of time with him so I liked doing the things he was good at,” she said. “My brothers were a lot older than me and had moved out when I was young so I just wanted to emulate my dad.” That meant initially tennis and then she started to hone her skills as a shooter and heading to the local club was one of the first things she did when she moved to the region. In fact before she even hits The Barn dance floor on June 22. Liz is headed to Wagga Wagga for the national championships where she will captain the State women’s team. Skeet is her area of expertise and she has not ruled out one day shooting for Australia – there are a few opportunities outside the Olympics for talented shooters to wear

the green and gold. Now, though, any free time she has will be spent practising her dance steps. Just over a month into rehearsals, the couples are three dances in with the tango currently on the agenda, the waltz and jive in the rear view mirror, and hip hop, so often labelled the toughest, on the horizon. “I have heard that hip hop is hard but we have some fun things planned for that,” Liz said. “I am certainly not going to win on technical ability so we are going for entertainment value. I have just loved it so far and I honestly didn’t think I would enjoy it as much as I have.” Liz has been to previous events and thought the standard was especially high last year. “We have big shoes to fill,” she said. Given her passion for the community, the fundraising aspect of

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the competition is as critical to her as the dance steps and this Sunday she has a Come N Try shooting event, while on June 1 she is joining forces with fellow star Elle Hood for a traditional country dance at the Coonawarra Hall. “It is a family dance – a family friendly afternoon and evening,” Liz said. “My dad and grandfather used to go to country dances and we want to bring that back.” Tickets are available through Sticky Tickets. Liz also has an event with a difference planned at the Mount Gambier Saleyards, involving stock agents and tutus with more details to follow. Given her most recent performance experience was playing an ant in the Year 7 play, she is cautiously optimistic about how June 22 will go but she is determined to have fun.

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Where do you never tire of visiting in this region? Our family farm. Three first choice dinner party guests Bruce Tuffnell and my father and father-in-law - they all left us too early. What people would be surprised to find out about you? Nothing really - I am a pretty open book. Your greatest weakness? Talk too much. Your greatest strength I can always find the positive in things. What would you choose for your last meal Our special family spaghetti bolognese. What item in your wardrobe would you never part with I still have the first ever outfit my dad bought me when I started work at Josephines. That was back in 1990 and I don’t wear it but I do still have it in my wardrobe. If you were a car what would you be? A Porsche. Who/what most inspires you? People who are passionate about what they do. Who/what most frustrates/annoys you? People that don’t do what they say they’ll do. What book/CD would you want with you if you were on a deserted island? I’m a bit of a John Farnham fan so probably Whispering Jack. Which movie/television role would you love to play? Anything opposite Hugh Jackman. What’s the best advice you ever heard? It is something Bruce (late husband) said to me - There’s no end to the journey, you just turn the page and keep moving forward. Who would you like to swap places with for a day? Deborra Lee-Furness (Hugh Jackman’s wife)

NEW STAR ENTERS THE DANCE RACE Jeremy May, an apprentice builder from Kingston, will step into the 2019 Swinging with the Stars line up after a football Injury has wreaked havoc with Bryce Smith’s campaign. May attended his first rehearsal late last month and admitted “he has a lot of catching up to do”. He will be partnered with Jacinta Cooper, who is confident that they will pull it off in time. May will be raising funds for the Kingston Community School Scholarship sub fund held with Stand Like Stone Foundation and is hoping that the community will get behind him in his fundraising efforts. May is Kingston’s first competitor in the event and is confident of drawing a large crowd of supporters at The Barn on June 22. Smith is recovering from surgery after he tore his ACL whilst playing football for Kingston. He is hopeful of a full recovery and is keen to put his name forward for the event in 2020 and is using next year’s dancing as his motivation during rehabilitation. Tickets re now available from Chapman’s Newsagency, Mount Gambier, Ph 8725 3300. Tickets are $110 each (or $105 each when purchased in groups of 10+ at the same time). To support your favourite “Star” in the People’s Choice competition visit www. standlikestone.com.au to make a donation.

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50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS KICK OFF IN STYLE

McDonald Park School is getting ready to celebrate an impressive milestone of 50 years on Friday, May 31. The milestone event will be held at McDonald Park School, which first opened its doors in 1969, and is free to attend. The school is inviting everyone, both new and old, to reminisce and reflect on the school’s development from past to present day. Principal Kirsty Trahar said that the celebration was a fantastic opportunity for past students and past staff to come and have a look at what has changed at the school over the years, including the establishments of many new facilities such as the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen and Garden Program, the new gym and resource centre. She thinks that people will find it interesting to come back and have a look through the school and see what has changed over time. Ms Trahar said that previous staff and students, those who are interested in enrolling in McDonald Park School in the future, or anyone who is interested in seeing the changes is more than welcome to attend and hopes the event will be a bit of a reunion. “It is a good community event and is an event that brings the community together,” she said. “It’s a good opportunity to show everyone the programs that are in place now. It’s a great place to be.” From 2pm onwards, the student leaders will be providing school tours for people who want to have a guided look around. At 5pm there will be cake cutting and speeches, and the gym will be open with displays and assorted memorabilia for people to check out. For those that wish to continue the celebrations, there will be informal dinner and drinks held at the South Aussie Hotel, at 6pm which will be accompanied by a slideshow of photos. The school is currently accepting donations of memorabilia from the public to be used in the display such as past uniforms, Year 7 jackets and photographs. People are also encouraged to send through old

photographs of themselves from their McDonald Park school days along with a paragraph about where they are today for a ‘then and now’ comparison. The display will also include past camps and programs, sports days and aerial shots of the foundation stones, the school and its new facilities to show the growth of McDonald Park School throughout the years. The school will focus on its indigenous heritage as well, including the indigenous section of the garden. A significant event of the day will be the unearthing of the 25-year-old time capsule. The capsule, buried since May 27, 1994, will be opened and the contents displayed for all to see. The current McDonald Park students will then be burying a new time capsule of their own to be opened in another 25 years’ time which will be filled with present-day pieces representing leisure activities, fashion, music, school programs and letters about themselves. Ms. Trahar said that it is set to be a busy year of events, starting off with the bi-annual art show (pictured) that was held on Wednesday May 1, and focused on artists representing each of these decades. The McDonald Park school concert is to be held in September during the third Term. The script, written by staff, looks back on the concerts that have taken place at the school during the past 50 years. Bookings are required if you wish to attend the May 31 dinner and drinksat the South Aussie. Please book with the South Aussie directly on (08)8725 2404. By Ebony Raymond

COLLECTED STUPIDITY - DEAR ROBBIE 37â&#x20AC;Ś By ROBBIE TANSEL I got this email this week. Or maybe it was just the result of a conversation in a car. Or maybe it was written on a banner. But now Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m making out it was an email. Who would know these days? Is it really important? Do you really expect me to be factual? Anyway, about that fake emailâ&#x20AC;Ś â&#x20AC;&#x153;Dear Robbie, Who are you voting for at the upcoming Federal election. Gina from Glenburnie.â&#x20AC;? Great question, Gina. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be honest though, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m bored out of my brains by the election at this stage. Theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re really going to need to liven things up in the next couple of weeks or this will be one of the most disappointing elections ever. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be completely honest. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m at a point where Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d prefer to stick my testicles in a butter churner than sit through the election night coverage. I just donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t care. Whereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the sizzle? Let me just say that you really shouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t take anything I say as an endorsement of any particular political party. T hings are pretty desperate if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re basing your vote on what I come up with. I am about as ignorant as they come. Let me remind you that my opinion is

that the word politics comes from the Greek â&#x20AC;&#x153;polyâ&#x20AC;? meaning many and â&#x20AC;&#x153;ticsâ&#x20AC;? which are blood sucking parasites. I have been keeping a bit of an eye on our local candidates though, and a couple of them have got my attention. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be honest. I wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be voting for Mat Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien. The self-evident reason for this is that his name is Mat but itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s spelled with only one T. Clearly the name Matt needs two Ts. Spelling it in any way is just silly and leads to mistrust of the person in question. For me the spelling of Matâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name also raises the key question, is his name also spelt Mathew with one T? Can you just imagine other electorates or even people from other countries looking at us, the proud residents of the Barker electorate, and laughing at us electing someone called Mathew? I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know about you, but

if someone called Mat or Mathew is elected as our representative, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be moving to a different electorate. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t tell my neighbour because otherwise heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be out campaigning for Mat. You may argue that itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not Matâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fault, after all his parents came up with the name. The apple doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t fall far from the tree though, as we know. Heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s probably got a child called Loren or Camren. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get me started on Conservatives Senate candidate Rikki Lambert either. A little bit of advice, Rikki. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re an adult. ouâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re not seven anymore. Rick or Richard. If you insist on the shortened name, it will really need to be Ricky. Rikki is rikkiculous. As a Conservatives candidate, shouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t you have a more conservative spelling of your name? One of my biggest concerns

with Animal Justice candidate Karen Eckermann is the fact sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll have to spell out her name to ensure people spell it right. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Now is that Kar*n with an I, a Y, or an E?â&#x20AC;? Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s really going to inconvenience people. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m assuming that Tony Pasin is an Anthony which has me wondering, what else is he hiding? If you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t even tell us the full story of your name can we really trust you at all? On a much less important tack, his advertising leads me to believe that he thinks the key issues for the people of Barker are mobile phone coverage and dirt roads. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d like to think there are bigger issues he could tackle; maybe youth unemployment, damage to the environment, basic services being centralised away from country areas or the fact that anyone can still buy a family sized pizza, whether they have a family or not. Having given some pretty hardhitting comments on the candidatesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; names, let me just say I would vote for someone with a name like Cynamin or Candi. Crazy spelling of the name, yes, but at least they sound like strippers. Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s got to count for something. If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d vote for me, email me at robbietansel@gmail.com and Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll nominate for the next election.

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NEW 103 MEYLIN ST, PORT MACDONNELL

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SATURDAY 12.45-1.15

SATURDAY 12.15-12.45

298 RUWOLDT RD, YAHL

SATURDAY 11.30-12.00

Open

SATURDAY 11.30-12.00

$249,500

- Appealing brick & tile 3 bedroom home with huge shedding - All bedrooms have new carpets and the master contains floor to ceiling robes - Offering a separate carpeted lounge room with split system a/c plus kitchen/dining area with gas cooking, dishwasher and timber flooring - Renovated bathroom with new shower and modern tiles

SATURDAY 11.30-12.00

SATURDAY 10.45-11.15

60 WIRELESS RD EAST, MT GAMBIER

Open

SATURDAY 10.00-10.30

- Fantastic large family home in the popular Conroe Heights area - Sumptuous master suite with WIR and luxurious ensuite - Spacious open plan living area includes large designer kitchen with double sink, dishwasher and gas/electric cooking - Fantastic under cover entertaining area - Large 9m x 7m colorbond shed, including pot belly & toilet

11 WILSON LANE, GLENCOE 3.5 ACRES

$219,000

Open

SATURDAY 10.00-10.30

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

15 ILLAWONG DRV, MT GAMBIER

SATURDAY 12.45-1.15

- Charming country lifestyle property 5 minutes’ drive from the CBD - Located on 2.5 acres in the sought after Moorak district - Country kitchen with WI pantry, formal lounge and family room - Huge outdoor entertaining area with sweeping southerly views - Large detached games room with extra toilet and double carport

- Immaculately presented brick & tile family home, in the soughtafter Birdsville Area - Offering low maintenance tiled floors, large master suite including BIR’s & ensuite, plus a conveniently located formal lounge area or home theatre room - Solid timber kitchen, offering gas cooking, dishwasher and large open plan meals/family area

- Centrally located within walking distance to the main street. - Beautifully renovated stone home on a low maintenance 450m² allotment. - Stunning open plan living area with striking kitchen including dishwasher and breakfast bar. - Flexible ﬂoor plan provides four dedicated bedrooms (2 with BIR's) or three bedrooms and two living areas.

HIGHEST & BEST OFFERS BY 20TH MAY 2019 AT 12 NOON (IF NOT SOLD PRIOR) - Just one street back from the foreshore is this four-bedroom, two bathroom home - Boasting stunning ocean views, natural light and sunshine and large windows framing the bay scenery to perfection - Double 9m x 9m car garage UMR with workshop

Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

Contact Sara 0438 708 281 or Al 0418 849 266 5

Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

Property Sales & Home Staging A: 32 Bay Road Mount Gambier P: 08 8723 3416 www.key2sale.com.au

Gail Richards SALES M: 0409 268 199

RLA 282 450

6 Clezy Crescent, Mount Gambier

Al Lamond SALES M: 0418 849 266

Sara O'Connor SALES M: 0438 708 281

Abby Hepburn SALES M: 0419 673 350

Sharne Evans Alanna Guthridge CLIENT SERVICES ADMINISTRATION P: 08 8723 3416 P: 08 8723 3416

82 Wehl Street North, Mount Gambier Open

Open

SATURDAY 11.15-11.45

SATURDAY 10.45-11.15

NEW > SOLID & SPACIOUS

NEW > CHARACTER, CHARM & PRIVACY

Fantastic three bedroom stone home, offering the perfect opportunity for first home buyers or investors. Featuring three generous size bedrooms all with BIRs, large lounge with new carpets, s/c wood fire and r/c split system, kitchen/meals with electric oven & dishwasher plus renovated and well-appointed bathroom. There are lots of added extra bonuses including spacious family room, sun room, large storage area and renovated laundry. Outside offers a lovely rear deck, single carport, paved undercover entertaining area and private gardens. Very well presented home offering great value. Ready to move into. Don’t miss your chance.

Circa 1880 and oozing old world charm and loads of character is this delightful three bedroom stone cottage centrally located on an 800m2 allotment with private leafy gardens. Inside offers three large bedrooms, the main offering BIR’s, country style timber kitchen with electric cooking, separate dining space with s/c wood heating and a beautiful light filled lounge with built in bar & French doors opening onto the side verandah. A dedicated office space along with heritage style bathroom with shower, bath and vanity, separate toilet and European style laundry space complete the home. A single carport UMR, lock up workshop with power, woodshed and beautiful leafy & private front gardens frame this historic home. Feature lead light windows, bullnose verandah on two sides plus driveway access from Case Street. Be prepared to be charmed............

$229,000-$239,000 Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199 NEW PRICE UNIT 3/12 EDWARD ST, MT GAMBIER $229,000-$239,000

NEW 41 BOANDIK TERRACE, MT GAMBIER

$239,000 Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

1 $215,000

NEW 10 CHURCH STREET, YAHL

20462 RIDDOCH HIGHWAY, SUTTONTOWN 22.5 ACRES

$315,000

POA

- Beautifully renovated and centrally located. - 3 bedroom unit located at the rear of the complex. - Open plan living area including practical kitchen with gas cooking & dishwasher. - R/C air conditioning and gas heating, fenced rear courtyard garden. - Currently tenanted at $300 per week with excellent tenant.

- Beautifully presented three bedroom stone home surrounded by attractive private gardens - Inside offers open plan living area with updated kitchen featuring gas cook top, electric oven & breakfast bar - New carpets flow through the property with both r/c air conditioning and s/c wood heating - Outside offers a huge entertaining area

- Situated on 5 acres of land is this original stone home, ready for renovating in a beautiful private country setting - Oﬀering 3 bedrooms, open plan kitchen/dining area with gas cooking, dishwasher & large pantry - Outside features include a carport adjoining the home, numerous small garden/implement sheds, including large 20m x 6m iron shed oﬀering power & concrete

- Elegance, charm and class all rolled into one! - The ultimate family home providing an enviable country lifestyle on 22.5 acres. - Five bedrooms, three bathrooms and multiple living areas. - Beautifully renovated kitchen, stunning gardens & tennis court and excellent shedding. - Located just a few minutes’ drive from Market Place shopping

Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

NEW PRICE 49 BERTHA STREET, MT GAMBIER $499,000

NEW PRICE 18 BADENOCH ST, MT GAMBIER $260,000 - $265,000

5 DERWENT COURT, MT GAMBIER

$245,000

92 – 94 MEYLIN ST, PORT MACDONNELL

$320,000

- This stunning property is situated in one of the city’s most sought after areas and provides you with peace of mind with state of the art security features - Offering three bedrooms, the master suite is luxuriously finished off with resort style ensuite featuring spa bath, double vanity and frameless double shower - The open space living area with gorgeous Jarrah floorboards

- Affordable family home of solid construction with ample room for the family - Large lounge with split system a/c, separate dining room off the kitchen / meals area and family room with s/c heating - Renovated bathroom featuring frameless shower, separate bath and modern vanity - Outside offers paved pergola, single carport, solar plus shedding

- The perfect property for first home buyers, downsizers or families - Offering 3 bedrooms all with BIR’s plus main with ensuite - Newly renovated kitchen, two living areas, freshly painted interior and new flooring - Outside features include two garden sheds, double carport, low maintenance gardens and a fully paved under cover entertaining area

- Brick & tile family home located just a short walk to the beach, hotel, general store, post oﬃce and library - Oﬀering an open plan living area including blackwood timber kitchen with electric cooking & dishwasher and a spacious living room with s/c wood heating - Single garage under main roof with remote and internal access, plus an adjoining carport

Contact Sara O'Connor 0438 708 281

Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

Contact Al 0418 849 266 or Abby 0419 673 350 3

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

NEW LOT 102 GLENCOE ROAD, GLENCOE 2.5 ACRES

$110,000

- A great opportunity to building your country dream in the popular township of Glencoe. - 2.5 acres with access from both Glencoe Road and The Springs Road. - Close to the Glencoe Shop & Post Oﬃce - Scattered with attractive gum trees. - Power Passing. Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

LAND

NEW LOT 700, LUMIDIN BOULEVARD, MT GAMBIER $550,000+GST

Rare opportunity to purchase 3.066ha of land ready for subdivision Plans available for 34 new allotments (S.T.C.A.) All services available at front of the allotment Vendor willing to subdivide into 2 large portions (from $270,000 plus GST)

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

LAND

NEW 10 MOUNTAIN COURT, MT GAMBIER

$79,000

Vacant 725m2 Allotment ready for your new home Elevated outlook over a new area All services available including town gas Great position surrounded by quality homes Ring your builder today

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

NEW 7 HIGHFIELD AVENUE, MIL-LEL

LAND

$169,000

Picturesque 3 acre country living allotment Lovely rural outlook minutes from Mt Gambier Bitumen road frontage Great position surrounded by new homes Ready to build your dream home

Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

LAND

PETER DEMPSEY

MOUNT GAMBIER REGION SPECIALIST

0418 854 393 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 1001* (26-85HA)

5 ST ANDREWS DRIVE MT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 3 CAR

5 BIRKDALE COURT MT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 8 CAR

PRESTIGE AT FAIRWAY ESTATES $495,000 Located in the popular fairway estates and just a stones throw away from the prestigious mount gambier attamurra golf course. Open living and entertaining areas are a feature of this home and complemented by raked ceilings, northern aspects.

PERFECT HOUSE, GREAT SHEDS $439,000 The perfect home to keep the whole family happy. Great sheds and high clearance carports, ideal for boats and caravans plus workshop garaging. Open plan living, classy kitchen, with stainless steel appliances walk in pantry. Meals family room connected to covered patio.

26 BLUEBELL DRIVE MT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 2 CAR

294 COMMERCIAL STREET WEST MT GAMBIER 3 BED I 1 BATH I 1 CAR

SIMPLY THE BEST $649,500 Stunning is the best way to describe this home. On entering you know this home is something special. Exclusively designed so you can see how design, aesthetics, material and technology can make a difference to a home. Resort style bathrooms.

CHARACTER COTTAGE $159,000 What an opportunity to create something special with this renovators delight located on the popular commercial street. Lounge room with gas heating, good size kitchen meals area, 3 bedrooms and upgraded bathroom. Timber floors could be brought back to life.

CRAFTER ROAD DEVELOPMENT LIFESTYLE LIVING ON CRAFTER • Exciting new development on city limits

• Fully fenced, character timber entrances

• Six lifestyle allotments available only

• Perfect building bocks with power and

• Land size from 3,734 sq/m to 4,954 sq/m

water

Ring Peter Dempsey for more information 1 SAVANNAH COURT MT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 4 CAR

UNIT 1 / 9 WILLIAM STREET MT GAMBIER 2 BED I 1 BATH I 1 CAR

ALL YOU COULD WISH FOR $549,000 Be impressed with this one of a kind designed luxury home overlooking parks and gardens. Designed for family and entertaining in mind. Impressive on the outside and perfect on the inside. High ceilings, ducted reverse cycle airconditioning, and quality fixture fittings.

Check out this beautifully presented unit in a group of 2. Located in mount gambier central in a tree line street a short walk to all of mount gambier’s city centre. 2 good size bedrooms, large lounge, kitchen meals area with quality timber kitchen with breakfast bar.

BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED GREAT LOCATION

$235,000

16 LAKES PARK DRIVE MT GAMBIER 3 BED I 1 BATH I 4 CAR

LIFESTYLE HOME, GREAT SHEDS 18 HEATH STREET MT GAMBIER 3 BED I 1 BATH I 2 CAR PERFECT CONDITION INSIDE AND OUT $235,000 Inspection will impress of this immaculate 3 bedroom home. Easy care brick and tile solid constructed, easy maintenance yard. Upgraded kitchen with modern appliances plus dishwasher and heaps of cupboards which extends to a renovated laundry.

19 BELLEVALE CLOSE MT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 5 CAR GREAT SHEDS, EXECUTIVE HOME $595,000 Perfect for the farmer looking to come to town or the person wanting to keep their boat and caravan at home. This executive home has all the extras, great shedding beautiful home, great views, low maintenance, extras include 4 large bedrooms all with built in robes, office.

$385,000

Perfect home for the professional couple, young family or baby boomer, as this home has all the lifestyle features plus garaging and access for caravans and boats. This beautifully presented home is like new, with stunning tiling and quality fixture and fittings throughout. Main bedroom with large wir and ensuite, open plan living with spacious kitchen meals dining and casual area with split system a/c.

LUXURY ON THE FAIRWAY $495,000 TO $525,000 Ideal for the golfer or just the luxury of open spaces and views, then this property is for you. The 5th fairway of the prestigious mt gambier golf club is at you rear door. This beautiful family home, with open plan living, theatre room, classy wet areas, stunning kitchen.

87 MILSTEAD STREET PT MACDONNELL 3 BED I 1 BATH I 2 CAR

UNIT 3 / 5 JOHN STREET MT GAMBIER 2 BED I 1 BATH I 1 CAR

LIKE NEW, GREAT LOCATION

46 ST ANDREWS DRIVE MT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 2 CAR

$238,000

Ideal for the retiree, couple, single or b&b. Perfect location close to shops. Like new condition this home has 2 bedrooms with built in robes, open kitchen meals living area. Modern kitchen with new appliances plus split system air-conditioning. Lovely wet areas, quality fittings and fittings throughout, garage umr with remote door and inside access. Enclosed back patio area to use all year round.

PETER DEMPSEY | RLA: 269823 | 0418 854 393 | peterdempsey@atrealty.com.au

PERFECT HOLIDAY HOME $235,000 Make life easy with this fantastic holiday home, located metres from the sea, cafes and parks. Up stairs 3 bedrooms sleeping for 10, with decking area and sea views. Downstairs, kitchen meals family area, slow combustion heating, separate toilet and shower.

| www.atrealty.com.au

SALES Vicki Quinn 0417 804 782 RECEPTION Candice Merrett 8725 4225 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Jo Gibbs 0437 902 438 Emma Beare

10 Commercial Street West, Mount Gambier enquiries@vickiquinnrealestate.com.au www.vickiquinnrealestate.com.au Follow us on 102 GRAY STREET

$549,000 3

RLA 204710

86 HARRALD STREET

$199,000-$209,000

PRICED TO SELL

OPEN

SATURDAY 11.00-11.30AM

SATURDAY 11.45-12.15PM

OUTSTANDING CHARACTER IN CITY LOCATION

JUST MOVE IN AND ENJOY

Main bathroom with spa and European laundry. Formal lounge with ambient gas log heating. Reading room/office North facing. Open plan dine/kitchen and family offering loads of natural light, heating and cooling. Stone benchtops in the antique white kitchen. Sliding doors spill from the dining to undercover deck ideal for. entertaining which overlooks the immaculate rear yard. Offering a double carport plus double rear shed with power. Perfect for the red wine collection is the cellar under the rear of the home. Gorgeous stunning features throughout, presentation inside and out is nothing short of ﬁrst class. Inspection by appointment. Please phone Vicki on 0417 804 782

Completely renovated 3 bedroom stone home. All bedrooms have built ins. Freshly painted inside and out. Brand new window furnishing and ﬂoor coverings. Superbly renovated bathroom with separate shower/bath and second toilet. Remote double length garage with vehicle access to large rear yard. Plenty of room to construct extra shedding STCC. Great location with the rail way lands bike/walking track right outside your front door.

44 DULKARA AVENUE

$227,000 3

36 STILES STREET

$449,000

OPEN

SATURDAY 12.30-1.00PM

A FANTASTIC START

Vicki Quinn is pleased to offer for sale this very affordable weatherboard property. Completely renovated throughout, there is really nothing to do here. 3 bedrooms all freshly painted, modern bathroom with separate shower/bath/toilet. Renovated kitchen with gas cooking, new ﬂoor coverings throughout, offering reverse cycle heating/cooling. Freshly painted exterior, north facing entertaining deck, New roof and double carport plus rear shedding. Just move in and enjoy.

10 JASMINE AVENUE

$399,000 4

REAR YARD ACCESS TO SHEDDING

Quietly located in a cul de sac on a large allotment, this immaculate 4 bedroom home. Has much to offer a family or just those wanting some space around them. Offering: a good size formal lounge. Spacious walk in robe and ensuite to main bedroom. Large open plan area consisting of kitchen with walk in pantry, gas cooking. Dining and family. Bedrooms 2 and 3 are a good size and both have built in robes. 3 way main bathroom, with luxurious spa bath. Internal access from the double garage under main roof and rear yard access. To massive rear yard, and colorbond garage measuring approx.. 7.2m x 6.4m which also has a third toilet. Built in 2004, the home is warmed by ducted gas heating and split system reverse cycle Rain water is also plumbed to the home. Put this one on your go to list.

21 TURNBULL DRIVE NEW PRICE

$519,000 4

IDEAL FOR THE FAMILY WITH ROOM TO MOVE

Vicki Quinn is pleased to offer for sale this stunning executive home offering loads of space for the entire family. Comprised of 4 bedrooms, all a great size, with the master suite featuring a walk-in robe and ensuite. There is a dedicated office that could also be used as a 5th bedroom. The open plan kitchen dining and family areas have an abundance of natural light with gas cooking and electric oven. Off the living area is a separate games room/kids retreat, allowing for plenty of peace and quiet for mum and dad. An elegant alfresco area allows for outdoor entertaining all year round, as well as outdoor decking for the Summer months. Internal access is available from the double garage under the main roof, in addition there is vehicle access to the large rear yard. With modern ﬁttings and neutral décor throughout, this outstanding property with a total of 4 living areas shouldn’t last long.

4/2A ARBOR STREET SOLAR PANELS

BOASTING LOCATION AND GREAT LOOKS More than just another homette. This stunning property has had a complete makeover. Gorgeous living areas in grey and white, gas cooking. Split system reverse cycle heating cooling. 2 double size bedrooms both with built in robes. Internal access from the garage with remote roller door. Lovely outdoor entertaining undercover. There’s not much not to love about this ripper. Walk to pop up bars at the Railway Precinct from this blue chip location.

2 HUNTINGDALE COURT

$459,000 4

ABSOLUTE PERFECTION IN MAX YOUNG PARK

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. Sliding doors spill from the family room to the superb outdoor entertaining, sheltered by zip track blinds. Ducted Reverse cycle heating/cooling throughout the home is powered by 3 Phase, ensuring cost effective comfort all year round. Vehicle access is available to the double colorbond shed (approx. 6M X 9M). With power in the rear yard.

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No stone has been left unturned in the presentation of this immaculate 4-bedroom home, elevated and situated on a corner allotment. North facing windows in the open plan kitchen/dine/family allow for loads of natural light to ﬁlter through, lush gardens are an aspect from virtually every window of the home. 2Pak cabinetry in the kitchen blend nicely with the stainless-steel appliances. The main bedroom features a spacious walk in robe and ensuite, whilst the remaining bedrooms all have built in robes. For convenience the main bathroom is 3 way, ideal for the family or guests. Quality windows furnishings adorn the formal and informal living areas, giving the home an incredible richness yet a real feeling of home. Internal access is available through the double garage with remote roller doors, in addition there is a rear workshop with power ideal for the man who loves to tinker. Ducted gas heating and a split system reverse cycle unit as both on offer, ensuring year-round comfort at home. Rarely will you ﬁnd a solid home with 9-foot ceilings in this estate, located oh so close to Saint Martin’s (R to 12) Lutheran School and the city centre.

RENTALS 3/172 Commerciall S Street tre eet West West st A Avail vail N Now ow $ $160pw 16 LEASED 2 1 1 1/99 Sturt Street Avail 9.5.19 $185pw 2 1 2/4 Myall Street re eet Avail Now Now $185pw $1 LEASED Avail 2 1 1 237 Yahl Main in nR Road oad Avail 3.5.19 3.5 5.119 $195pw $1 SED Avail 2 1 0 1/7 Lake Terrace East Avail Now $210pw 2 1 1 4/24 Ferrers Street Avail Now $240pw 2 1 1 2/19 Peters Stt Avail. Availl. 28.3.19 Av 28.3.19 9$ $240pw 24 LEASED 2 1 1

$232,500

18 Peake Street trreet Avail. Avail.. 15.2.19 15.2 2.19 9 $280pw $ LEASED 3 1 1 ' 2 Davis Crescent Avail. 28.1.19 $290pw esscent A vaill. 2 8.1.119 $ LEASED 3 1 2 ' 40 Wehl Street North Avail Now $330pw 4 2 2 17 Gwendoline Street Avail $365pw oliine S t re e t A vail 77.1.19 .1.19 9$ LEASED 3 2 2 2002/7 Lake Terrace West Avail 01.6.19 $385pw 3 2 1 (Fully furnished) 9 Coral Court Avail 30.6.19 $425pw 4 2 4 40 Elizabeth Street Avail Now $450pw 3 2 0

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RENTAL OF THE WEEK 40 Elizabeth Street

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4 HAYES RD, WANDILO

NE W

PR ICE

10/2A COOLABAH ST, MT GAMBIER

ALISTAIR COONAN 0422 156 363 9 AMBROSE CT, WORROLONG

25 BADENOCH ST, MT GAMBIER

BRETT EXELBY 0458 548 756

29608 PRINCES HWY, GLENBURNIE

$495,000 3

$219,000

SATURDAY

10.30 - 11.00AM

DAMIAN VENN 0438 904 771 15 LARK PL, MT GAMBIER

$570,000 2

4 LINDSAY ST, MT GAMBIER

$155,000

ALISTAIR COONAN 0422 156 363

16 BIRDWOOD AVE, MT GAMBIER

$340,000 1

6 PINECREST CT, MT GAMBIER

NE W

PR ICE

ALISTAIR COONAN 0422 156 363

SUNDAY

10.20 - 10.40AM

ALISTAIR COONAN 0422 156 363 3

8 PEAKE TCE, NANGWARRY

DAMIAN VENN 0438 904 771

ALISTAIR COONAN 0422 156 363

78 BERTHA ST, MT GAMBIER

$82,500 3

7 HAWK ST, MT GAMBIER

$282,000 1

SUNDAY

11.00 - 11.20AM

DAMIAN VENN 0438 904 771 2 COOMBE ST, NANGWARRY

11.30 - 12.00PM

$220,000

ALISTAIR COONAN 0422 156 363

280 DARTBOOGIE RD, WANDILO

$255,000

BRETT EXELBY 0458 548 756

24 CAPE DOUGLAS RD, CAPE DOUGLAS

$228,000

DAMIAN VENN 0438 904 771

$265,000 5

$775,000 SHED

SPRINGVIEW ESTATE

Collins St, Suttontown

4 NEW BLOCKS RELEASED! LOT 251 - $125.000 LOT 252 - $125,000 LOT 221 - $120,000 LOT 256 - $150,000 LOT 211 - $149,000 LOT 255 - $145,000

DAMIAN VENN 0438 904 771

$285,000

DAMIAN VENN 0438 904 771

$165,000

DAMIAN VENN 0438 904 771

BRETT EXELBY 0458 548 756

$165,000

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BRETT EXELBY

LAUREN DUNCAN

DAMIAN VENN

ALISTAIR COONAN

CATHERINE MILES

DANIELLE JOHNSTON

DANICA STERK

0458 548 756

0419 829 721

0438 904 771

0422 156 363

08 8726 4400

9 Bay Road, Moun t Ga m bi e r

mtg a mb i e r@ e ld e rs . com.au RLA 62833

Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier SA 5290

www.gebhardts.com.au Ph 08 8725 5766 8 Winfield Court

4/4 Underwood Avenue

$229,500

Popular torrens title home, solid construction and immaculate presentation. Cul-desac location and only OPEN minutes to the city centre. Absolute quality, SAT this won’t last long! 9.30 - 10.00 Vendors keen to sell!

$189,000 - $199,000

$525,000

Location, position, quality and excellence! Bask in the luxury that this magnificent home has to offer. The property has been designed for the most discerning home owner with OPEN versatile living spaces to suit your family dynamic. All on a SAT generous north facing allotment 9.30 - 10.00 overlooking a stunning reserve.

Located in a quiet & small complex, offering 2 large bedrooms, formal lounge with gas heating, neat & private rear yard. Single OPEN garage UMR. Fantastic SAT location within walking 9.30 - 10.00 distance to Collins Court

21 Canavan Road

9 Turnbull Drive

14 Houston Drive

$529,500

$269,500

REDUCED 4

$449,000

Elegant architectural design – boasting eco- friendly features throughout. Light filled and loaded with quality. This brand new OPEN home stands out in a SAT crowd. Inspection will 11.00 - 11.30 not disappoint.

$298,000

Neat as a pin 8 acre residence located a short 20 minute drive from Mount Gambier. Offering 4 bedrooms, large lounge, eat-in kitchen, older shedding. A rare offering with great rural setting and views.

$495,000

Take a deep breath before you enter this amazing property – because it will take your breath away! First impressions count and you won’t be disappointed here – the definition of splendour! In conjunction with Key2Sale Real Estate.

BENGALEE CRESCENT – STAGE 4

$115,000 to $135,000

RENTALS

$325,000

27 Genoa Street

$247,500

Community titled homette – three bedrooms, two with built in robes. Modern kitchen/living/dining – spacious formal lounge. Enclosed patio, single garage UMR – ticks all the boxes!

27 Gwendoline Street EXCITING RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION Premium allotments within Aramanta Estate Sweeping views of Mount Gambier. Allotment sizes ranging from 731m2 to 1,069m2. Fully fenced and retained. Quiet sought after location. Call the Gebhardts office to discuss. Lot 50 $120,000. Lot 57 $115,000. Lot 51 SOLD. Lot 58 $115,000. Lot 52 $130,000. Lot 85 $135,000. Lot 53 $135,000. Lot 86 $128,000. Lot 54 $120,000. Lot 87 $128,000. Lot 55 $115,000. Lot 88 $128,000. Lot 56 HOLD. Lot 89 $130,000

UNITS\HOUSES

NEW

2C Clezy Crescent

20 Cobblestone Court

2194 Carpenter Rocks Road, Kongorong Approx 8 acres

$499,950

This sleek & stylish home is situated on a great corner allotment in the sought after Lakes precinct. Within walking distance to Reidy OPEN Park Primary School & SAT Tenison Woods College. 11.00 - 11.30 An absolute must see!

Immaculate inside and out. A true family home, exceptional car accommodation, located in the popular Birdsville area close OPEN to schools and local SAT shopping. An absolute 10.15 - 10.45 must to inspect!

20 Patricia Court

7 Truman Street

2 Hawk Place

Nestled at the end of a long driveway is this gracious Villa located on 4,900m2 (approx) within easy walking distance to the city centre. High ceilings, leadlight features and lovely OPEN big rooms, this gorgeous home SAT will accommodate the family that wants space but still be 10.15 - 10.45 within easy reach of the city.

A wonderful country living lifestyle awaits. A generous home big on living space & entertaining areas. HUGE shedding, perfect for your caravan & boat. Solar panels, 3 phase OPEN power, ducted heating & cooling, 10,000 gal SAT rainwater. This home has 10.15 - 10.45 it all.

$199,500

Immaculately presented homette, 2 bedrooms main with built in robes, spacious formal lounge with gas heating, single garage UMR, internal access to large rear yard.

27 Heath Street

3/25 John Street

SOLD 4

$449,000

This impressive Return Verandah Villa is situated on a coveted 1398m2 (approx.) corner allotment an easy walking distance to the Blue Lake and the city’s cafes, Restaurants and great shopping. Held in the same Family for nearly 100 years.

$199,500

Value packed brick home that offers open plan living, and fantastic views close to schools and all amenities and has bonus ensuite. Inspection will impress.

$185,000

Great central unit located in a quiet group of three. Currently leased. Ideal investment to add to your portfolio. Inspect asap!

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45B Sassanowsky Rd, Suttontown 1

Avail 05/07/19 $220 p/w

2/5 Gerloff Street

Avail now $380 p/w

100 Wehl Street South

Avail 10/05/19 $390 p/w

9 Kyrenia Court

Avail now $395 p/w

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5 Cheyenne Court

Avail 24/05/19 $430 p/w (New)

45 Sassanowsky Rd, Suttontown

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2/5 Gerloff Street

$220 pw

• 3 room granny flat • One bedroom • Large open plan kitch, dine & living area*Reverse cycle air con in living room • Kitchen with dishwasher & electric oven & stove • Laundry & bathroom all in one • Shared car garage UMR with remote access • Out of town living • No pets **INSPECTIONS SUBJECT TO APPLICATION APPROVAL**

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100 Wehl Street South

Avail Now 3

$380 pw

• 3 bedroom townhouse • Main with WIR& ensuite • BIR’s in bedroom 2 & 3 • Open plan kitch/dine/ family with d/washer, gas cooktop & elec oven • Study Nook • Undercover patio area • Single garage UMR with internal access • Secure rear yard • Gas central heating & R/C air con • No pets**INSPECTION SUBJECT TO APPLICATION APPROVAL**

Avail 10/5/19 4

$390 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 in-ground pool & spa • Pets Negotiable **INSPECTIONS SUBJECT TO APPLICATION APPROVAL**

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11 O’Halloran Terrace

HIGHEST AND BEST OFFERS BY 12 NOON FRIDAY 17TH MAY 2019 (UNLESS SOLD BEFOREHAND)

NEW

$379,500

A great well cared for home on the high side of the street with commanding views and prized northerly aspect. Offers functional floorplan, two living areas, outdoor entertaining and great rear yard access with room for the boat and caravan. Pack your bags now! 10 Vaughan Terrace, Nangwarry

NEW

110 Bertha Street

$329,500

Here is a home perfect for a family. Stunning presentation, generous living areas, the ultimate outdoor entertainment area and great shedding. The ideal location here takes the cake. With sweeping city views this home has everything a family desires.

7 Gerloff Street

NEW

18 Kookaburra Court

$172,000

Cute and charming bungalow style home located right in the heart of the town. Four bedrooms, formal lounge, updated bathroom, second living space or formal dining room.

A rare opportunity to restore a true city centre gem screaming character and potential, 3 bedrooms, formal lounge, 480m2 allotment. Please note this property requires extensive renovation.

9 Greenridge Drive

NEW

48 Jubilee Hwy West

$329,500

‘UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM AUSTRALIAN EXECUTOR TRUTEES LIMITED’ Perfectly located in the popular Birdsville area and sited on a generous 900m2 (approx.) allotment, this immaculate home will impress the fussiest buyer, local shopping, schools and reserves a short stroll away. Exceptional!

NEW

5 Ralston Road

HIGHEST AND BEST OFFERS BY 12 NOON FRIDAY 24th MAY 2019 (UNLESS SOLD BEFOREHAND) Set over 3600m2(approx.) land totalling 2 titles, large industrial premises previously used as seafood factory, zoned light industrial.

18 Cobblestone Court

5 Bond Street

$135,000

A well maintained home priced to sell. A warm & updated feel, full of natural light. Low maintenance grounds & a lovely northern outlook. Inspection will not disappoint!

$165,000-$175,000

Don’t miss this! A great opportunity for the first home buyer or the renovator seeking their next Real Estate project. Corner allotment in central location. Under instruction from Public Trustee.

101 Kingsley Road, Allendale East

33 Stiles Street

$312,500

Exceptional family home offering sweeping city views. Four large bedrooms all with built in robes. Spacious north facing formal lounge. Desirably close to Reidy Park Primary School & Tenison Woods College.

$379,000

5 bedrooms all with built in robes, main with ensuite and walk in robe. Spacious kitchen/living/dining + large formal living.

RENTALS 5 Cheyenne Court

NEW

$349,000

Approximately 5.5 acres of land zoned ‘Township’ offering potential to subdivide into 16 allotments S.T.C.C. Currently positioned on the land is a neat 3 bedroom home with an 8mx11m shed including power. Endless possibilities!

$319,500

NEW PRICE $375,000

Live the high life in this elevated stylish property with gorgeous views. If size matters then this big beautiful home will tick all the boxes. Fantastic shedding/storage on offer. Inspect now!

HIGHEST AND BEST OFFERS BY 12PM FRIDAY 24/5/19 UNLESS SOLD PRIOR 180 degree endless sea views. The property is split into two sections offering a total of 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchens & 4 living areas + 3 Bay garage with power. Endless possibilities!

Springview Estate Stage 2 New Release

26 Navajo Drive

141 Pelican Point Road, Pelican Point

PRICED FROM $120,000

SOLD 5

NEW

Escape the hustle and bustle – the ideal retreat and only metres to the picturesque Glenelg River. Huge 1600m2 block – 6 vehicle garaging, tastefully presented. Only 6km to Nelson and 20 minutes to Mount Gambier. Relax and unwind.

NEW PRICE 3

20 Dry Creek Road, Donovans

Lot 220 - 1,245m2 approx Lot 221 - 1,244m2 approx $120,000 PER ALLOTMENT Lot 251 - 1,195m2 approx Lot 252 – 1,195m2 approx $125,000 PER ALLOTMENT Exciting new release in one of Mount Gambier’s most popular Estates. Limited number of allotments released starting from 1,195m2. Services include power, water, sewer, Telstra as well as colorbond fencing.

Popular Conroe Heights location – a fabulous family home in quality area. Spacious living areas – solid timber kitchen and generous rear yard. Priced to sell – be quick for this one!

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66 Sturt Street

53 Commercial Street East

23-25 Commercial Street West

2/2 James Street 66 Sturt Street 23-25 Commercial Street West Avail 24/05/19 4

$430 pw

• Near new 4 bedroom home • Main with ensuite & WIR • 2 others with BIR’s • Open living area kitchen/ dine/ family with gas log fire • Formal lounge • Outdoor entertain area • Double remote door to carport • Electric ducted heat/ cool throughout • Pets negotiable • Quiet cul-de-sac

3A Mitchell Street 53 Commercial Street East 78B Sea Parade, Port MacDonnell

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• Front showroom, office and store • Workshop with mezzanine level • Total area as a whole approximately 400m2 • High traffic area with great exposure • 3 phase power • Off street parking •Available now

• Approximately 86.4 metres square • Large open flexible floor plan • Separate kitchen/storage • Rear parking area • Separate store area

• Area approx. 300 square metres, upstairs area approx. 74 square metres • Ideal for retail • Consisting of downstairs 3 consulting rooms, store room, separate office area with work stations, filing room, open floor area with 2 counter areas. Upstairs has an office, large store area, lunch room & toilet • Quality fixtures & fittings • Zoning city centre • POA

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7 John Fallas Drive, Compton

NE W

NEW PRICE

OPEN

SUNDAY 11.30-12.00PM

$490,000

SPACIOUS FAMILY LIVING ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF TOWN This warm, welcoming family home occupies an elevated 4.17 acre allotment and is located just minutes from Mount Gambier. If space, privacy and magnificent views are what you dream of, this spacious and func onal home will not disappoint. Features of the home include three large bedrooms, the main with ensuite & WIR, and BIRs in the remaining two bedrooms. A large open plan kitchen and meals area with electric cooking, dishwasher and walk in pantry overlooks the paved undercover alfesco area, perfect for entertaining family and friends with spectacular views. The sizable rumpus/family room offers more space to entertain or a fantas c games room for teenage kids. Other a ributes of the home include a separate toilet, a generous laundry, a centrally located slow combus on wood heater & reverse cycle air condi oning, Outside offers 3 x 9000gallon rain water tanks, a fully equipped bore, 15m x 7.5m shed with 2 remote roller doors, 5kw solar system, hay shed/horse float shed, 3 horse shelters, a chook run and a round yard.

4 Tanglewood Crescent, Mount Gambier 490 Kennedy Road, Glencoe

$199,000

CENTRAL & SPACIOUS

Are you looking to downsize & live central to all ameni es with a low maintenance yard? If so don’t go past Unit 2 / 1 William Street, Mount Gambier. With just two units on the tle, this me culously maintained property has so much to offer. Large lounge with reverse cycle air condi oning, spacious light filled mber kitchen with electric cooking ample cupboard space with plenty of room for dining, two double bedrooms with built in robes, bathroom with shower and vanity, separate toilet and large laundry area with built in cupboards. Outside features include low maintenance raised garden beds in the private rear yard, small garden at the front, fully lined insulated storage shed and a second garden shed. An inspec on of this property is a must to truly appreciate the size, the func onal floorplan and the fact that the property has been so well maintained.

1 person operated, 32 cow rotary dairy fully computerised Fullwood milking plant and heat me heat and health detec on system, currently milking 210 head, Producing up to 125,000 milk solids annually, 50KA backup generator, separate calf raring shed with auto calf feeder. Other Property Features include 315 acres across 3 Titles, 150 acres of irriga on, watered by 2 pivots, Water licence of approx 400 megs with water monitors installed for eﬀec ve water use, 3 equipped bores, central laneway allowing easy access to 19 well fenced paddocks, large machinery shed, show shed and large hay shed 102 solar panels installed and solar hot water for dairy and house, Health status Dairy score 10. THE HOME - Tastefully renovated whilst s ll preserving many original features. 4 large Bedrooms main with walk in robe and en-suite, main bathroom servicing the remaining three bedrooms, colonial style mber kitchen with an induc on cooktop, dishwasher, large pantry, ample cupboard space and overlooks the spacious dining / living area. Other features of the home include a formal lounge, reverse cycle ducted hea ng and cooling, 12 foot ceilings, spectacular lead light front door and a remarkable verandah with rear decking.

5-7 Kennedy Ave, Mt Gambier

NE W

1 Park Street, Mount Gambier

POA

PRIME DAIRYING PROPERTY

$465,000

THE PERFECT LOCATION Conveniently located family home situated within walking distance to the CBD. The home offers open plan spacious living and comprises of four bedrooms, main with built in robes and a spacious ensuite, with floor to ceiling robes in 2 of the remaining 3 bedrooms. The recently upgraded, generous sized kitchen features a 6 burner gas cooktop, large oven, breakfast bar, dishwasher & ample cupboard space. The home offers 3 fantas c living areas, main bathroom centrally located with a luxurious bath, shower and impressive vanity. A light filled laundry alongside provides plenty of cupboard and bench space. The separate granny flat at the rear of the home is certainly something that bigger families will appreciate and offers bedroom, fully equipped kitchen and bathroom. Relax and unwind or entertain on the remarkable enclosed rear deck, featuring a glass surround and remote roller blinds for your convenience, with access from both the kitchen and formal lounge room. Other features include a newly built double carport with remote roller door, a low maintenance yard, work shop, extra storage under the home and ducted hea ng throughout.

421Tanglewood Crescent, Mount Gambier Turnbull Drive

$670,000 - GRAND FAMILY LIVING

This sophis cated family home is situated on a large 3055m2 allotment, offering a private and secure area for your family to call home. Surrounded by trees, shrubs, gardens and fruit trees the property offers your very own piece of paradise and is located within walking distance to schools, shops and the centre of Mount Gambier. Features of this remarkable home include a generous kitchen with a sizable breakfast bar, electric cooking, ample cupboard and bench space and a butler’s pantry. This area overlooks the open plan living areas filled with natural light, quality bamboo flooring, warmed in winter with the quadra-fire slow combus on wood fire and cooled in the ho er months with R/C A/C. This is just one of the many areas to enjoy quality family me together, or to entertain family and friends. The ground floor comprises of a large foyer / si ng room, 2 dedicated offices at either end of the home, bedroom 4 with an ensuite and study, bedroom 5 or games room, a fantas c size laundry with a laundry chute, ample storage areas and a spectacular alfresco dining area opening to the front and the rear of the home. The upper level features include the main bedroom with WIR, ensuite and a large tub to soak in at the end of a long day, the second bedroom with a WIR & ensuite and the third spectacular bedroom offers a separate living area and a large ensuite.

4 Tanglewood Crescent, Gambier 11 Hanson Street, MountMount Gambier

NEW PRICE

$519,000

COUNTRY STYLE LIVING This impeccable family home is located on a sizable 1 acre allotment and offers country style living, whilst s ll enjoying the convenience of being just minutes from all ameni es. The home features a split stone façade, a spectacular front garden with a duel drive way and amazing street appeal. Inside provides spacious open plan living, a superb mber kitchen with electric cooking, a dishwasher, walk in pantry & ample cupboard and bench space. This area overlooks the dining and living areas and allows you to be a part of the family whilst preparing and cooking meals. The home offers four large bedrooms, main with a walk- in wardrobe, a sizable ensuite with a two person spa bath, perfect to relax in a er a long day at work. This amazing parents retreat also features a private living area. The main bathroom comprises a bath, shower and separate vanity with a separate toilet servicing the remaining three bedrooms two with built in wardrobes. Other features of this immaculate home include a large laundry area with floor to ceiling storage, dedicated office, reverse cycle ducted air condi oning throughout, mber windows with quality fixtures and fi ngs, a magnificent undercover entertaining area overlooking established gardens, an array of shrubs, trees and fruit trees, rear access to the 3 bay garage (currently set up as a workshop and games room). This property has so much to offer your family, contact our office today to make this your family home to create many memories in.

$179,000

ATTENTION ALL INVESTORS

This Mount Gambier stone home is situated on an 811m2 allotment, is currently leased at $190.00 per week, on a periodic lease with amazing long term tenants. Features of the home include a large lounge with gas hea ng, dine in kitchen with gas cooking, 3 bedrooms, bathroom with a shower over the bath and a separate toilet off the laundry area with aluminium windows throughout. Another fantas c a ribute is the large rear sunroom, this space would make the perfect playroom, office or si ng room with access to the large, secure rear yard with a double carport and rear yard access. 11 Hanson Street, Mount Gambier is the perfect investment or first home. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity.

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Garth Manser

Elisha Beare

Bernie Manser

Real Estate & Livestock sales

Real Estate & Livestock Sales

Real Estate Sales Property Management

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0417 414 127

0417 071 180

0407 213 023

08 8723 6866

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garth@gtlivestock.com.au

elisha@gtlivestock.com.au

property@gtlivestock.com.au RLA 280309

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NE W

21590 Riddoch Highway, Moorak

$550,000

295 Kingsley Rd, Allendale

$690,000-$715,000 - SPACIOUS HOME WITH ACREAGE & SUPERB SHEDDING

Remarkable family home located in the highly sought-a er Moorak area, set back from the road on a private and peaceful 15 acre (approx) allotment minutes from Moorak Primary School, Tenison Woods College and the centre of town. Spacious mber kitchen with electric cooking, walk- in pantry, ample cupboard space and a large breakfast bar overlooking the dining and lounge areas. 4 bedrooms or 3 and a study, the main offers a sensa onal parents retreat with a walk- in wardrobe, ensuite and a si ng / lounge area. The main bathroom offers a separate vanity area, separate toilet, a shower and a bath and services the 3 remaining bedrooms and is situated adjacent the large laundry area. Other features of the home include, slow combus on wood hea ng, R/C AC, open fire in the formal lounge, a spectacular undercover outdoor entertaining area fi ed with quality roller blinds, a slow combus on wood heater and a built-in pizza oven everyone will enjoy the quality me spent together in this area. 6 bay, 60 x 30 high clearance shed complete with cement, power and a lo for extra storage plus a double car garage with remote roller doors, a 21 panel solar system, 3 phase power, bitumen frontage from both sides of the property, Riddoch Highway and Tarrant Road plus a bitumen driveway, a total of 49,000 Litres of rain water plumbed to the home, a town water meter, an equipped bore with a 5 Hp submersible pump, a brand new Solar Hart hot water service, established gardens and fruit trees including apricots, blood plums, cherries, Granny Smith and Golden Delicious apples, raised garden beds, a 6m x 2.5m hothouse a woodlot and an undercover and external clothes line all complete this superb family home. The home is also fi ed with a security system monitored by Wilsons Security. An inspec on of this home will not disappoint, call today to ensure you do not miss out this amazing family home.

$349,000 - COUNTRY LIVING BETWEEN CITY & SEA

This four bedroom family home is situated on 10 acres, and is just minutes from both Port MacDonnell and Mount Gambier. If small acreage, privacy, room for the kids to play and plenty of storage is what you are a er, then this home is perfect for your family. The home comprises 4 bedrooms, 3 with built in robes, a dine in kitchen with a dishwasher & electric cooking, a large light filled lounge room with slow combus on wood hea ng, spacious entry and hall way, a bathroom with bath, shower and basin and a separate toilet. The sunroom offers another area for jackets and shoes when coming in from outside and features built in cupboards and a benchtop for extra storage. The double car garage has been fi ed with a new roof, and a new concrete floor in prepara on to create another living space and simply awaits your crea ve touch to complete this area. Outside features include established gardens, raised vegetable beds and newly planted standard roses across the front of the home. The property provides a variety of storage areas perfect for all the things you enjoy such as cars, boats, caravans and motorbikes. Inspect this property today to truly appreciate the loca on and all the home has to offer.

254 Kentish Rd, Mingbool

4 Tanglewood Crescent, Mount Gambier

NEW LISTINGS WANTED L EA S E D $250 per week. Available now!

SOLD 3

3 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME Located in the peaceful area of Mingbool lies this spacious brick and le family home featuring 3 large bedrooms, main with ensuite and walk in robe and built in wardrobes in one of the remaining two bedrooms. The spacious mber kitchen offers electric cooking, a dishwasher, breakfast bar and a large pantry, separate dining area, large lounge with a slow combus on wood fire that warms the whole home and a large laundry area with a second toilet. The main bathroom offers a bath, shower and wash basin. Other features of the home include an undercover outdoor entertaining area, large secure front and rear yard with established, low maintenance gardens and a single car garage with a manual roller door. An outside pet may be nego able. Available now. Bond $1000.

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EXPANSIVE FAMILY LIVING Family home located on a double 1774 m2 allotment, spacious family living & a func onal floor plan with many rare extras. Features of the home include kitchen with electric cooking, dishwasher and ample cupboard space overlooking the generous dining & family areas, 4 bedrooms, bathroom with bath & shower and separate vanity area. A fully self-contained flat/unit located under the main roof offers a bedroom, spacious lounge area, mber kitchen, bathroom with shower, vanity & a toilet plus R/C A/C Other features of this home include a dedicated office

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Coffee & walnut muffins 2 cups (300g) self-raising flour 3/4 cup (165g) brown sugar 1/2 cup (55g) coarsely chopped walnuts 1/2 cup (95g) white chocolate chips 1 tablespoon instant coffee powder

HISTORY RECORDS BURIED FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS Last November, the community gathered to honour the 100th anniversary of the construction of the Rook Walk in Mount Gambier, the most enduring project to be created by a working bee in this region’s history. Given community groups and sporting clubs often struggle to hit double figures when it comes time for a working bee, the concept that around 2500 residents and visitors banded together on November 27, 1918, to build a four metre high stone wall that was more than 200 metres long is almost incomprehensible. Even the speed at which this mammoth task was organised is lightning compared with today’s standards. The call for donations of time and money went out in August of that year, and by September the November 27 date had been set in stone with more than 800 men, 300 women, 700 school children and 700 visitors dug in to level the banks, erect fences , construct three timber lookouts and then lug the local basalt, limestone and dolomite to get the job done.

Method Preheat oven to 180C. Line a 12-hole, 1/3-cup (80ml) muffin pan with paper cases. Combine the flour, sugar, walnut and chocolate chips in a large bowl. Place coffee and boiling water in a bowl. Stir until the coffee dissolves. Add the egg, buttermilk and oil and whisk to combine. Add to the flour mixture and stir until just combined (don’t overmix). Divide mixture evenly among the paper cases. Bake for 20-25 mins or until a skewer inserted in the centres comes out clean. Transfer to a wire rack to cool slightly. To make the coffee icing, combine coffee and boiling water in a bowl. Add the icing sugar and stir to form a runny paste, adding more water if necessary. Drizzle over the muffins. Serve warm or at room temperature.

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Adding to the story is this astonishing feat of construction happened just 16 days after the end of World War I. At the end of last month, records of that anniversary celebration, as well as mementos from 2018, were buried in a time capsule, ready for another generation to relive the history of this remarkable community feat. Mount Gambier History Group member Lynn Lowe said a USB filled with information had even been included. “Of course we have no idea if they will even know what that is or if they will be able to see what is on it,” she said. Just as the 2018 celebrations took place in a completely different era to the 1918 construction, so the 2118 celebrations see a very different Mount Gambier. “But we want everyone to know what a wonderful time 1918 was in our city when the Rook Walk was built and also how we chose to celebrate in 2018,” Lynn said. The group could not have been happier with how the anniversary celebrations went, from the chance attendance of the descendants of visionaries Arthur Rook, Eleanor Warren and Patrick Waller, with the family enjoying a reunion at the

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same time the anniversary celebrations were planned, to the involvement of local school children, dressed in period costume, it was a fitting tribute to a community that was prepared to get things done. The Mount Gambier History Group is having a quieter 2019 after the past few months have seen the Rook Walk 100th Anniversary; the Fidlers Historical Display and the Lake Terrace Cemetery 150th Anniversary. But there will be little time to take a breath with the 2022 City of Mount Gambier’s 175th celebrations set to take some careful preparation by the group and other key stakeholders. The Mount Gambier History Group meets at the Reidy Park Centre on Tuesdays from 1.30-4.30pm and members are available at other times, by arrangement, to help people with all their historical enquiries. “We just had someone from Western Australia who was travelling through with her husband and she knew she had family connections and we were able to find her all the information on her grandfather – where he lived, where he worked, everything,” Lynn said. “We do get a lot of enquiries from people from away. Now that they can just drop us an email and ask for the information, it is really easy.” And the group is always keen to hear from locals who have photos, letters or any other memorabilia that they are happy for the history group to have as part of their collection. You can head to the group’s headquarters on Tuesday afternoons or email mountgambierhistorygroup@gmail.com Above (top) - Mount Gambier Mayor Lynette Martin buries the time capsule. Above (bottom) - Compton Primary School students were front and centre at the Rook Walk 100th anniversary celebrations.

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With the Federal Election fast approaching on Saturday, May 19, Member for Barker Tony Pasin, who is running for his third term, discusses some of his major achievements, plans for the future and some of the challenges ahead. With a strong commitment to making the communities in Barker better places, Mr Pasin said that he aimed to improve and establish more services, infrastructure and facilities throughout these areas. Mr Pasin said that he wants to be the best advocate for the Barker community and to make sure that his community’s voice is heard, ensuring that nationally-delivered programs and opportunities are delivered to regional communities such as Barker, in the same way that they are delivered to the metropolitan divisions. “I’m always assessing my performance against key national performance indicators of national benchmarks because, ultimately, people in Barker want to know that they have a strong advocate that is delivering Barker more than its fair share,” Mr Pasin said. Mr Pasin said that some of his key achievements over the past four years have been the $15 million contribution towards the Mount Gambier Indoor Community and Recreation Hub, the granting of an MRI licence for the Riverland and securing the funding to support the fire damaged Thomas Foods International abattoir in Murray Bridge, with the hopes they will rebuild. “Each of them will make a significant difference to the people that live in those communities,” Mr. Pasin said. If he is returned to office, Mr Pasin wants to continue securing funding towards the infrastructure that people wish to see, such as improving the roads, building on the $200 million commitment for the Princes Highway upgrades and to continue delivering more mobile phone towers across Barker to increase accessibility to phone

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coverage as part of the Mobile Black Spot Program. Mr Pasin believes that a strong economy is key to delivering the infrastructure and service outcomes that people want and said that the economy is strong and continuing to get stronger. “My number one goal has always been to ensure that the economy remains strong, that’s why we entered into free-trade agreements, which are disproportionately delivering for regional communities and primary producers in particular,” he said. “This will be front and centre of what we’re seeking to deliver.” Mr Pasin said it was challenging but extremely important to maintain a sufficient balance between the available resources while also ensuring that the priorities are kept consistent with what most people in Barker want to see delivered. “Politics is the art of balancing unlimited wants with limited resources,” Mr Pasin said. “Unfortunately, the government is limited by its own resources and its own capacity, so it’s getting that balance right. That has always been the challenge, so I need to make sure that Barker’s voice is heard in national Parliament and that Barker receives a fair share of its limited resources.” By Ebony Raymond Above - Scott Whicker (KCA), Federal Minister for Energy Angus Taylor, Doug Cunningham (KCA), Adam Carpenter (KCA) & Member for Barker Tony Pasin. Mr Pasin has worked closely with local industry & business.

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IN THE GARDEN With Autumn firmly in our grip, the switch has been quite sudden and the array of Autumn foliage trees pulling off there amazing colours. Following on from our very successful Rose Open Weekend just before Easter, where many of you were able to get a sneak peek at the 2019 new release roses for this coming winter bare root season, the cut off for ordering has been extended to give you all a bit of time to gather your thoughts at all of the wonderful new varieties. We are well on the way to preparing for digging the first of the bare rooted roses for winter 2019. Don’t forget the newly released rose Winx, that was release officially last week after the mare won her final race. An amazing rose going from cream to white, amazing perfume and a high amount of proceeds go to the Retired Jockey’s Foundation, so a wonderful charity rose too. many of our other Charity roses can be seen on our website www.limestonecoastroses. com.au With Mother’s Day looming many of the new 2019 release roses will make the perfect gift idea as well as the ever popular Mother’s Love and The Children’s Rose, too, so reserve them now so you don’t miss out. The reason why it is so important that orders placed as soon as possible is because we have set amounts of roses growing in our paddocks and mail orders have been open since November last year, so by the time we actually have all the roses dug from the paddock, in many instances we are completely sold out of many, but not all varieties. This is especially so with the sought after new releases as orders spiked after the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Festival last month where many of the new releases were on display similar to our rose weekend where we had most of the new releases on display also (and on the facing page ). We had another spike with our new look print advert in last month’s Lifestyle1 magazine, due mainly to the new page layout, that many of you loved and found has a similar styling to our website and you will see (opposite) we have used again this month and may well for future editions. Essentially, as soon as we bring the roses in from the field, grade and rose orders are picked as priority there are often none left to go out for sale. Autumn is a good time to see the intensity of colour in the rose blooms too and is always a good indicator of the true colours of the rose flowers, so now is a good time to purchase and plant potted roses whilst the soil is warm and gain a year’s extra growth on your bushes. We have posted very accurate photos on our website www. limestonecoastroses.com.au, there is also a PDF version that you can download or print off or ring (08)8723 1325. Hurry if you would like to order the A Daughter’s Gift and Glamourpuss roses (see opposite page) for which we have received huge demand. Dear Father and lifestyle1.net | 24

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the entire David Austin perfumed roses including Olivia Rose and The Poet’s Wife have attracted a lot of attention. We have grafted some new patio standard roses too, including Glorious, Dark Desire and another new release As Good As it Gets, a beautiful rich pink, ideal for pots or areas where you want mass colour as they can flower for up to nine months. We have continued our Early Bird Special on standard roses until May 19 also, so you only have a few days to get in and get a further discount on your order. Limestone Coast Roses is already the lowest priced rose grower in Australia, as you are buying direct, but order early and remember we can send roses all over Australia, so you can even send some of our lovely Limestone Coast grown roses to family and friends, or they can order direct. Here at Limestone Coast Roses we not only supply all the new releases but all the old favourites, such as Double Delight and Mister Lincoln, right through to all the David Austin English perfumed roses, that thrive so well in our climate. We have the largest range of David Austin Roses in Australia as many of the older varieties have gone out of production by the few remaining rose growers in Australia. So, if you have been searching for that old or unusual variety be sure to give us a call as the chances are we may just have it. We also specialise in heritage roses or old fashioned roses from all those lovely old French perfumed varieties, many that have been lost over time. We also stock the entire range of thornless roses which have taken off so well in Australia and we are by far the lowest in prices on these. Limestone Coast Advanced Trees, our sister company, is hosting its Autumn Festival of Colours 2019 at present (see opposite page) and in the past few weeks the number of trees that have put on their Autumn splendour is amazing. We are running all sorts of sale specials during the festival, so be sure to bring your trailer when you come. There

are half price mop top trees including those with stunning autumn colour such as the Robinia, Liquidambar Mop Tops and ornamental Pear Mop Top, as well as the stunning prunus ‘Elvins’ mop top we introduced a few years ago that has spring blossom too and are are all colouring up well. The Mop Top Ginkgo biloba looks magnificent at the moment with its golden, butter yellow leavesplus we have half price on an over production of Ginkgo trees. In addition there are half price fruit trees, including two way or double grafted citrus, where you get two varieties on the one tree - ideal for pots, too. The Canadian Maples or Lipstick Maples are on special and our exclusive range of liquidambars, Chinese tallowwoods, Zelkovas or Japanese Elms and Tupelos are changing colours daily, as well as Silver Birch a favourite for all gardens. Limestone Coast Advanced Trees range of liquidambars includes dwarf varieties, narrow growing varieties - ideal if you are looking for a change from the ornamental pears, that are popping up everywhere! With Mother’s Day fast approaching we are having a few specials on birdhouses and feeders up to 70% off all Giftware, 1/2 price fountains, statues up to half price, terrariums, which are back in vogue, and of course, the usual array of chrysanthemums, $10 off American made Sloggers clogs, boots and new Elastic sided boot (so you don’t split your Blundstones in the wet) and this year some amazing liliums, plus plenty of potted roses and maybe just a few bare rooted ones if I get to sneak them out of the paddock again and if it all get too hard of course there are gift vouchers. Autumn is a great time to be in the garden with the warmth still in the soil and that wonderful burst of rain last week making the soil ideal for planting. Most of the clearance specials are on the website, so have a browse or call in to 167, Bay Road Mount Gambier (1.3 kms south of the Blue Lake).

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EARLY LEARNING CENTRE TURNS FIVE

The Tenison Woods College Early Learning and Community Centre celebrated its 5th Birthday last week. Since opening in 2014, the ELCC, as it is aptly known, has grown through vision and quality education for children aged from three years to school age. Centre director Domenica Dunn said the centre team were so excited to share the celebrations with children and families. The centre’s Art Showcase was the centrepiece of the celebration and every day the centre celebrated past and present children and families, involving older students and the wider school community. In 2014, 14 children completed their kindergarten at the newly opened facility, and this year more than 50 young learners will graduate. There are two early learning

rooms as well as two kindergarten rooms within the centre and playgroup s held at the centre on Wednesdays, often with younger siblings joining in. The centre is fully licensed, offering long daycare from 7am–6pm. Children also have access to the grounds and extensive shared school facilities, not to mention the added expertise of school staff for specialist sessions in music, sport and Italian. Above - Tenison Woods College ELCC Children Lily Koopman, Rory Watson, Alexandra McCullough & Beau Cutting pictured with ELCC assistant director & wellbeing coordinator Angela Cutting & ELCC Director Domenica Dunn. .

DAIRY INDUSTRY IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Representatives from the District Council of Grant, Wattle Range Council and Dairy SA met recently to consider the findings from the Dairy Industry Review report released late last year and map out a way in which both councils could support the local sector. The report, which was initiated by the two councils, to undertake an independent review of the dairy industry across both districts, considered the potential future of the industry, opportunities for growth as well as possible constraints to the industry. District Council of Grant acting chief executive Jane Fetherstonhaugh said the two council regions had the majority share of dairies within the Limestone Coast, with approximately 300 million litres of raw milk production per annum being produced in the region.

“The report concluded that because of the natural resources and environment, the Limestone Coast will remain a high producing region providing a secure milk supply, with the degree to which production can be increased yet to be determined,” she said. Wattle Range Council CEO Ben Gower said the review showed the need for councils to continue to work closely with the sector in an advocacy role. “We see the role for our two councils will be to identify and support the development of critical infrastructure such as power, waste water management, suitable road networks including the potential for cattle underpasses, as well as industry skills development and inward investment opportunities for both the dairy farms and milk processors,” he said.

COMMUNITY CENTRE PROJECT OFFICIALLY UNDERWAY The first sod was turned at the Mount Gambier Aquatic Centre this afternoon to mark the official commencement of the $39.1 million Mount Gambier Community and Recreation Hub project. It follows a $15 million capital Australian Government funding agreement for the project under the Regional Growth Fund (RGF) formalised on April 1 and $10 million from the State Government RGF confirmed on April 18. Mount Gambier Mayor Lynete Martin said the ground-breaking event was a historic occasion for Mount Gambier. “It recognises the hard work and support shown by many stakeholders to get to this point including the present and former Council, staff, the Federal Member for Barker Tony Pasin and the Community Reference Group (CRG),” she said. “The work continues from here behind the scenes to deliver the largest infrastructure project council has ever undertaken to our community by the end of 2021.” The Community and Recreation Hub will be designed as a multi-purpose community space, with facilities and activities for all ages and abilities including children, families, youth, community groups, recreational and organised sports and those with special needs. The intermediate design provides for a centrally located venue suitable for large conferences, events and performances for more than 1500 people, including smaller meeting rooms; six courts in two banks of three, with different court surfaces allowing for alternative uses; indoor climate

controlled aquatics facilities including a learn to swim pool, children’s water splash/play area, a 25 metre pool and a warm water pool; youth spaces for programming and activities and crèche, café, and office spaces for sporting groups and allied health. “Council is working with the design team to establish the draft implementation plan as a work in progress which will be further refined as we move forward,” Mayor Martin said. “You won’t physically see works happening on site for a few months, but there is a lot going on in

the background including development approvals, the commencement of soil and water testing and the timber feasibility study.” Work is expected to begin on site at Olympic Park on June 30. Above - Member for Mount Gambeir Troy Bell, Cr Kate Amoroso, Cr Frank Morello, Cr Ben Hood (rear), Mount Gambier Mayor Lynette Martin, Deputy Mayor Sonya Mezinec & Member for Barker Tony Pasin.

BACK TO BASICS FOR PHOTO COMPETITION The South East Natural Resources Management Board’s 2019 photo competition is now open, calling on local photographers to share their images of the South East’s natural treasures. Natural Resources South East sustainable communities coordinator Alison Boomsma said this year’s theme is ‘Back to Basics’. “We want to see what is at the core of what locals love about our region,” Alison said. “Water, soil, plants and animals are the basic elements of what makes our landscapes so special, so we’re adding an extra category this year - South East Ag Life. This special category will celebrate our region’s growers, producers and locals on farm and looking after their patch of land. The general photography category will cover our regions epic landscapes, diverse wildlife, and unique native plants.” Entries are welcome in traditional still photography and social media, with under 18 and open age groups. To enter on social media lifestyle1.net | 27

post your photos on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter with the hashtags #nrmbacktobasics2019 and #myviewnrse, with #aglifese2019 if you are entering into the Ag category. Winners will share in some great prizes, and selected photos will feature on a range of our publications, social media channels and in the board’s 2020 calendar. “Ultimately we’re encouraging people to get outside and explore,

and capture what is special about our spectacular region,” she said. For more information, including terms, conditions, and entry forms see the Natural Resources South East website www.naturalresources.sa.gov. au/southeast. Entries close June 30. Above - Brown’s Bay Sunset by Tim Rosenthal.

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SHOWCASING WATTLE RANGE

Entries for the 2019 Wattle Range Photographic Exhibition are now open with othe exhibition opening night scheduled for Friday, June 21. The annual exhibition captures the vibrancy and diversity of the Wattle Range region and since its inception in 2009, has developed to become one of the premier photographic exhibitions in South Australia. “Numbers continue to grow each year,” Wattle Range Council’s manager libraries & cultural services, Janice Nitschke said. “In 2018 the Millicent Gallery was filled with 420 outstanding entries received from local, Limestone Coast and interstate photographers. The exhibition has proven to be an excellent opportunity for new and developing

photographers to exhibit their images, be inspired and further develop their work. These many new entrants bring a fresh view of Wattle Range, and what we often take for normal now has a fresh meaning. The rise in popularity of social media over recent years has also allowed for everyone to ‘share’ this enthusiasm for photography.“ With 10 categories there is plenty of scope for shutterbugs to capture that special image. “We look forward to once again displaying a creative portrayal of our district and the people who make up our rich and diverse region,” Mrs Nitschke said. This year, a new category has been introduced - a category to celebrate the impressive water landscapes across lifestyle1.net | 28

Wattle Range: including the Millicent Swimming Lake, the redeveloped Nangwarry and Penola Swimming Pools, Pool of Siloam, and the lakes and waterways of Glencoe, Beachport and throughout the district. The winning photographs in each of the categories, along with many other notable snaps, are included in the highly sought-after Wattle Range Community Calendar. Images from previous exhibitions can also be seen on the new banners installed at the entrance to Millicent, as landscapes on the Cleanaway waste collection trucks as well as in council’s

corporate publications. Competition entries in all 10 categories are open until June 14, and details including forms and conditions of entry are available from the council website at www.wattlerange.sa.gov.au or from the Millicent Library. Above (left) - Salmon Hole, captured by local photographer Graeme Mellor, features on kerbside collection truck. Above (right) - Winner of the 2018 Hurst Camera House Youth Award Coonawarra Vineyards by Jack Francis.

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Missing experienced campaigners Sam Daly and Erik Burdon certainly tested the depth of the Pioneers Men’s line-up in its Saturday night clash with third ranked Southern Tigers and as a result, their road double started with an eight point loss. Imports Kentrell Barkley and Dayjar Dickson led the scoring with 26 and 21 points respectively with both also dominating the boars with Barkley pulling in 18 rebounds and Dickson, with 13. Brad Rathjen continued his solid return to the basketball court with 15 points and skipper Tom Daly had 10 as the Pioneers failed to hit 100 points on a rare occasion this season. After an even opening quarter, the Pioneers started to take control in the second and enjoyed a 17 point half time lead. With four minutes to play in the third, Rathjen hit a three that saw the lead blow up to a game high 22 points for the visitors and at three quarter time, the Pioneers still enjoyed an 18 point advantage. Hard to say what happened in the Southern Tigers three quarter time huddle but whatever it was, it worked with Hamish Burns coming out and hitting three threes as the Tigers’ opening baskets – his only successful shots from beyond the arc for the match. And he seemed to spark a three point shooting frenzy, with the Tigers hitting eight more from beyond the arc and with 1.52 to play, they had tied the ball game up. Perhaps it was fitting a buzzer beating three point shot saw the Southern Tigers secure that eight point victory. Prior to that frenetic final quarter, where the Tigers had the hot hands and the Pioneers managed only 12 points between them, the home side hit eight of its 12 three point shots for the match. The women’s team also suffered an eight point defeat in what was basically an arm wrestle from the opening tip off - in fact the final margin of eight points was the greatest lead either team enjoyed all match. Imports Pachis Roberts (20) and Amanda Frost (19) led the scoring, while Roberts (10) also hit double figures in rebounds, as did Olivia Wormald, with a game high 12. The Pioneers were taking on Eastern Mavericks in Sunday’s fixture so check out our facebook page for the final scores.

Above - The Pioneers will be hoping Sam Daly is back on court next round. Below 0 Olivia Warmald pulled in a game high 12 rebounds at the weekend against the Southern Tigers.

MASTERS TAKE TO THE DIAMOND The Mount Gambier Legends Baseball Club is hosting the 13th annual Mount Gambier Baseball Masters tournament rom May 10-12 at Blue Lake Sports Park. Six teams have nominated for the event, that has official sanctioning from the Australian Baseball Federation. Unfortunately, due to the recent South Australian Regional Masters Games being held in Port Pirie, in which many Adelaide based teams participated, and the fact that the tournament is being played on Mother’s Day weekend, only one team from Adelaide has nominated for the event. That is the Northern Aces who have yet to miss playing in this competition. Four clubs from Mount Gambier will play in the tournament. They are Central, Mount Gambier Tigers, Mt Gambier Misfits and, of course, the Legends. From Victoria, Williamstown Rangers, which is a combination of players from Williamstown and Naracoorte have also nominated. Each team will play five games over the weekend which gets under way on Friday evening. Two diamonds will be constantly in use over the weekend. Two games will be played on Friday with the first game on Diamond 1 commencing at 6pm between Mount Gambier Legends and Mount Gambier Tigers. The final game for the day between Central and Willy Rangers commences at 7.45pm under lights. All games are 90 minutes. Nine games will be played on Saturday with the first at 9.45am and the final game of the day starting at 5pm under lights between Mount Gambier Misfits and Mount Gambier Legends. A round of four games will complete the tournament on Sunday with the first at 10am. The winning team will have their name engraved on the perpetual trophy and medallions will be presented to the players in the first, second and third ranked teams. Full catering facilities are available at the baseball clubrooms all weekend. lifestyle1.net | 31

GREATER PLAYER POWER Greater Western Sydney star Josh Kelly has agreed to terms of a contract extension. While the initial term is for a further two years where the contract is unique is it is believed that Kelly has become the first player in the game’s history to have the power to activate a clause in his favour to extend the deal by a further four seasons, ultimately making the contract a potential six-year deal.

A NAME TO WATCH An American High school athlete, Matthew Boling, has just ran the fastest 100m sprint ever recorded by a high school athlete clocking 9.98 seconds (wind assisted) for the dash. While he may still be in high school, many believe he can earn a spot on the American track team at next year’s Olympics in Tokyo.

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Mount Gambier Cycling Club’s riders enjoyed a strong weekend at Wal’s Weekend of Cycling in Casterton at the end of last month, consisting of the Casterton 50, an 84km handicapped race now in its 74th edition that has been running continuously since 1946, as well as the Kelpie Classic, part of the South West Series, and the Victorian 100km Championships. With 13 members travelling over to compete over the two days, Scott Waters and Matt Opperman fared the best on Saturday with first and second respectively in the D Grade of the Casterton 50. While most riders found the first leg of the course out to Dunrobin and back fairly flat and not too taxing they soon changed their minds when they started heading south out to Sandford, Henty, Marino, Digby and back over some very difficult hills and battling some severe cross winds on the way forcing quite a few riders to retire early. The Kelpie Classic on Sunday saw Freya Millar take out second and Molly Opperman fourth in the Under 11/13 who

both rode very well on a wet and steep course. Tess Wight managed a fourth in the Under 15/17 handicapped event and had to ride the same tough street circuit as the seniors with one nasty hill over at the back of the circuit and the long drawn out hill on the main street up to the hospital. The senior race this year was run as a graded scratch race consisting of four grades - A, B, C & D - with A & B grades running together but given individual points for each grade. After being promoted into B Grade and riding with some high calibre riders, Matthew Opperman managed a ninth place over a torturous seven laps. C & D Grade were run separately with a few minutes between them and the A/B Grade group. D Grade placings were taken out by Amy Wight, first, Spek Peake, second, and Phil McGee, third. Mount Gambier riders, Molly Opperman and Tess Wight were awarded Wal Smith Scholarships. Molly is in her first year of racing and Tess, her second.

Molly Opperman with her Wal Smith Scholarship

Tess Wight accepting her Wal Smith Scholarship

It was as an emerging talent, only 13 years old, that Toni Lee Gilmore (then Gray) approached then Port MacDonnell A Grade coach Lisa King, asking to be able to train with the club’s top side. “I just wanted to keep learning and to push myself,” Toni said. Rewarding the teenager’s initiative and recognising her talent, the A Grade coach was happy to have the promising goaler at training sessions and so the youngster did everything asked of her in a bid to improve her game and perhaps gain an opportunity in senior ranks. “It was a good 12 months, in fact nearly two years before I got my opportunity, though,” Toni said. “I remember Lisa (King) saying I had to earn my stripes and I guess the rest is history.” And what a history in a story that is still going strong. In round two when the Demons took on Nangwarry Toni took to the court for her 400th game and while her first A Grade mentor, Lisa King, will always be one of the club’s most decorated players, her protégé – Toni made her A Grade debut as a 14 year old, is now clearly number one. After opting to play A Reserve in 2018, where she was named the association’s best and fairest player and guided her team mates to the title decider, Toni is back in A Grade this season, renewing her goaling combination with Sophie Johnson (Roach). So basically, with time off to have her two beautiful boys, Toni has been part of Port MacDonnell’s top side since 1997, playing her first two years doubling up in juniors. She earned three club best & fairests in junior ranks, and has added to those club accolades at senior level, although no one will probably ever catch Lisa King when it comes to those titles. It was in the 2000s when the young goaler, whose game was built around well timed moved, long range accuracy, outstanding rolls and pace on the drive, really hit her straps. She was part of the club’s breakthrough 2002 premiership where the Demons caused a stunning upset to end Kalangadoo’s run of eight straight titles, and was named best on court after netting 39 of her side’s 41 goals in a dominant display. The next year, she was named the best & fairest player in the Mid South East Netball Association, was runner up the following season and runner-up again in 2009 – the season she returned to the Bay after three years strutting her stuff in the Western Border Netball Association with North Gambier, where

she showed she was not just a Mid South East superstar but simply one of the best in the region. She played in two more A Grade premierships, when Lisa and Amy Cram were at the helm of the Demons in 2009 and 2011, and in 2016 she was awarded life membership of the club. She has also been a decorated representative player for Mid South East and this season is joining forces with Abbey Duncan to coach the association’s SA Country Champion ship line-up. Her battles with Kalangadoo defenders Jayde Peacock and Narelle Ryan are legendary. “They were definitely two of the toughest opponents I came up against,” Toni said. “You just knew you wouldn’t get an easy ball when you lined up on them and I always enjoyed the challenge.” Kongorong’s Lisa Hawkins was also another tough opponent for Toni, especially in her early years and she looked to make her mark as a young A Grade player. Toni has coached and umpired over the years too and is a premiership coach for the Demons at 17 & Under level and had a few seasons in the top job at the Bay. Toni also won the Sister Mules Medal for best on court in the ANZAC weekend clash with Nangwarry, making her 400th game a double celebration.

Matthew Opperman

Angus Maddern

Freya Miller

Phil McGee & Amy Wight

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LOCAL SPORT MARTIAL ARTS SCHOOLS COMBINE FORCES Several martial arts schools across a variety of different styles came together last month to attend a mixed training seminar, the first of its kind in the Mount Gambier region. Organised by Sidai Anthony Baseley, of Jik Cheung Kung Fu Australia, participants from the Mount Gambier Jujitsu Club, Mount Gambier Martial Arts Academy, Azure Tae Kwon Do, Jik Cheung Kung Fu Australia, Naracoorte Limestone Coast Kyokushin Karate and the Society of Martial Arts (SOMA) Australia attended the seminar, hosted by the Mount Gambier Martial Arts Academy at their O’Halloran Terrace Dojo. The first training session was presented by Hanshi Barrie Revell, President of SOMA Australia and his student Kyoshi Geoff Warden, who travelled from Adelaide to attend on the day. Drawing on extensive experience in multiple styles of karate and other martial arts, Hanshi Revell provided insight into the basics of hanbo (short stick) fighting to seminar attendees, working on a variety of attacking, defending and disarming techniques. A short session on bokken (wooden swords) followed, providing the students with further exposure to new weapons. To finish off the first session of the day, Hanshi Revell performed the “eight cuts” sword kata. Sensei Dave Grassi, of the Mount Gambier Jujitsu Club (teaching a Japanese Jujitsu based purely on self-defence), delivered the second training session, focusing on showcasing a range of jujitsu wrist and arm locks. Students were instructed in the art of trapping an opponent

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from a variety of different attacks, including wrist grabs, throat grabs, side throat grabs and handshakes. Methods of escaping these attacks without engaging the opponent or escalating the situation were also taught. Sensei Grassi’s session highlighted the importance of the first movement of a sequence; a theme consistent across multiple martial arts. Following a social break over BBQ lunch, Sensei Greg Povey, of the Mount Gambier Martial Arts Academy demonstrated several conditioning drills of Kyokushin Karate, providing insight into the sparring philosophy of the host Dojo. The collaborative atmosphere of the training seminar saw students of various ranks guiding and mentoring students from other martial arts styles through various sparring related techniques. Participants were instructed in various conditioning exercises to minimise the damage felt during sparring, distance manipulation drills to improve ring craft and control of a fight, and response training in order to improve reaction times post receiving a hit during a sparring match. Senior instructors from the Azure Taekwon Do Club then provided a session dedicated to balance, control and precision as students were guided through Taekwondo kicks and strengthening exercises. Starting a traditional Taekwondo stance, seminar attendees were guided through a series of connected kicks, starting with smaller movements and gradually expanding as the session continued. The session provided an opportunity for karate, kung fu and jujitsu students to experience a very different method of kicking, and develop awareness of new methods of attack. The session concluded with a challenging series of stretches focusing on improving flexibility to allow a greater range of movement in attack. A brief session by Jik Cheung Kung Fu Australia completed the seminar,

with Sidai Terry Farrell demonstrating the use of Muk Yan (wooden dummy) and the applications of this apparatus in self-defence. Students were shown how to adapt techniques practiced on the wooden dummy to real life defensive scenarios. Utilising combinations of hands, elbows and kicks, attendees were briefly shown how to redirect their opponent and complete an effective counter attack in one flowing motion. Throughout the day, students were encouraged to train with different martial arts styles to develop further understanding of the principles and differences in each. At the end of a successful day of training, attendees all agreed the day presented many learning opportunities and challenges. All involved look forward to continuing to provide mixed training seminars to martial arts schools around Mount Gambier and the surrounding districts in future, with hopes this event will become an annual fixture. For more information on the

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LOCAL SPORT

SOUTH WEST DISTRICT FOOTBALL

KNT FOOTBALL

A GRADE

A GRADE Bordertown 2.2 6.5 8.6 10.8 (68) Kybybolite 2.3 3.7 4.9 4.13 (37) Goals - Bordertown: N. Hampel 4; J. Barras 2; J. Searle, L. Weatherald, B. Shuttleworth, D. INglis. Kybybolite: W. Russell, D. Warren, K. Rodgers, B. Castine. Best - Bordertown: B. Paech, R. Tink, B. Shuttleworth, R. Tink, L. Makin, T. Leigh. Kybybolite: J. McKay, T. Woodard, J. Bittner, S. Tonkin, M. Tonkin, T. Hunter. Lucindale 4.1 7.8 12.10 16.13 (109) Border Districts 3.3 6.7 10.9 15.14 (104) Goals- Lucindale: S. Graetz, S. Mardling 3; R. McInerney, R. Jones 2; L. Jones, J. Watson, N. Clarke, A. Fielke, H. Tregoweth, S. Spriggs. Border Districts: S. Mansell, H. Pretlove 3; D. Starr, Z. Edwards, E. Holland 2; B. Helyar, F. Adams, M. Quinn. Best - Lucindale: L. Jones, L. Kelsh, A. Eckermann, A. Fielke, J. Watson, H. Tregoweth. Border Districts: Z. Edwards, M. Quinn, D. Skinner, E. Holland, B. Helyar, N. Taylor. Kaniva Leeor 0.2 4.5 5.9 8.13 (61) Keith 2.7 3.8 5.10 6.13 (49) Goals - Kaniva Leeor: M. Wundke 4; A. Brown 2; J. Maddern, C. De Visser. Keith: S. Laubsch, H. McMurray 2; J. Robertson, W. McMurray. Best - Kaniva Leeor: A. Brown, B. Dodson, J. Jarred, M. Wundke, W. Braunstein, A. Smith. Keith: B. Woodall, A. Dunstan, S. Schreiber, W. McMurray, T. Geyer, D. Coghlan. Mundulla 5.4 11.6 15.11 17.15 (117) Kingston 1.3 3.5 7.7 10.8 (68) Goals - Mundulla: J. Hinge 6; N. Mosey 4; L. Wiese, J. Dolling 3; D. King. Kingston: T. Baker 4; B. Simpson, B. Kennedy, D. Richardson, T. Mills, I. Hewson, J. Hill. Best - Mundulla: J. McGrice, N. Gregruke, T. Perry, N. Moey, T. Gaden. T. Ballinger. Kingston: T. Baker, S. Mazzone, B. Simpson, J. Siviour, J. Fisher, T. Rogers. Padthaway 4.1 8.3 10.6 14.8 (92) Naracoorte 2.3 4.5 7.6 9.9 (63) Goals - Padthaway: L. Harder 5; M. Raitt 3; J. Vandermeer 2; J. Scott, J. Eats, M. Diestel-Fedderson, J. Dicker. Naracoorte: S. Willson 4; D. Myall, 3; C. Myall, S. Gurney. Best - Padthaway: D. Obst, M. Raitt, J. Eats, L. Harder, A. Longbottom, J. Dicker. Naracoorte: A. Cheer, J. Bettoncelli, S. Bates, J. Cother, K. Jacobs, W. Walker.

B GRADE Bordertown 14.13 (97) d Kybybolite 0.5 (5) Border Districts 7.10 (52) d Lucindale 5.5 (35) Mundulla 16.9 (105) d Kingston 7.7 (49) Kanvia Leeor 9.4 (58) d Keith 5.5 (35) Naracoorte 14.10 (94) d Padthaway 3.7 (25)

SENIOR COLTS Kybybolite 13.17 (85) d Bordertown 1.2 (8) Padthaway/Lucindale 9.6 (60) d Border Districts 7.5 (47) Kingston 14.7 (91) d Mundulla 0.1 (1) Kaniva Leeor 8.9 (57) d Keith 8.5 (53)

JUNIOR COLTS Kybybolite 8.12 (60) d Bordertown 0.0 (0) Kingston 9.9 (63) d Mundulla 0.0 (0) Keith 10.4 (64) d Kaniva Leeor 0.0 (0) Naracoorte 10.9 (69) d Padthaway/Lucindale 0.0 (0)

Dartmoor 6.4 12.8 16.11 21.13 (139) Branxholme-Wallacedale 0.1 1.4 2.5 5.6 (36) Goals - Dartmoor: J. McCrae 9; J. Polaski 3; M. Oldfield, S. Jones 2; J. Roptini, S. Hentschke, T. Millard, L. Polaski. Branxholme-Wallacedale: L. Ewing 3; J. Austin 2. Best - Dartmoor: J. Polaski, M. Oldfield, J. McCrae, R. Malseed, J. Roptini, T. Britton. Heathmere 5.7 15.10 25.13 32.17 (209) Cavendish 0.0 1.1 2.2 2.2 (14) Goals - Heathmere: L. Davis 10; R. Pickett 5; T. Puche, S. Lovett 4; W. Pickett 3; K. McQuallter 2; W. Kerrins, L. Wiseman, J. Andrews, J. Stanford. Cavendish: K. Caruana, A. O’Connor, Best - Heathmere: T. Puche, L. Wiseman, J. Andrews, C. McNabb, S. Lovett, R. Cook. Cavendish: J. Hand, B. Herrmann, C. Delahoy, R. McKenzie, D. Harris, T. Watson. Coleriane 0.2 3.5 11.6 15.8 (98) Westerns 2.2 5.4 6.6 10.7 (67) Goals - Coleraine: P. Sinnott, W. Slattery 4; B. Manders, J. Milich 2; L. Kaine, B. Rhook, K. Rowland. Westerns: M. Curtis 3; S. Vella 2; K. Richardson, R. Cracknell, B. Clark, S. O’Brien, S. Dart. Best - Coleraine: L. Kaine, K. Rowland, J. Eats, P. Sinnott, B. Manders, E. Manders. Westerns: L. Evans, M. Curtis, L. Robinson, A. Rogers, H. Anson, S. O’Brien. NO DETAILS AVAILABLE FOR TYRENDARRA V HEYWOOD

MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL A GRADE Mt Burr 5.5 10.9 13.13 17.15 (117) Port MacDonnell 5.3 9.3 11.6 12.9 (81) Goals - Mt BUrr: J. gregory 7; T. Fennell 2; J. Muhovics, T. Renzi, J. Dowdy, J. Wallis, B. Hennink, J. Fiebig, D. Bowering, B. SCott. Pt Mac: D. O’Dine 3; B. O’Dine, T. Ebejer, H. Stevens 2; J. Gregory, J. Primer, M. Smith. Best - Mt Burr: J. Fiebig, B. Poulish, J. Gregory, D. Ridley, S. Wallis. Pt Mac: N. Wilke, B. McGregor, M. Smith, T. Ebejer, H. Stevens, J. Primer. Kalangadoo 3.3 8.6 12.9 21.13 (139) Kongorong 2.4 3.4 9.6 12.6 (78) Goals - Kalangadoo: B. Mules 6; D. Jeffree 5; M. Varcoe 3; D. Gull, B. Gal;pin 2; B. Gregory, B. Auld, C. Mules. Kongorong: J. Simkin 6; T. Hales 2; M. Cordy, B. Long, S. Phillips, B. Cordy. Best - Kalangadoo: B. Mules, L. Hay, B. Auld, D. Jeffree, B. Gal;pin, T. Jones. Kongorong: M. Von Stanke, R. Hein, B. Cordy, M. Cordy, J. Simkin. Glencoe 9.4 16.7 24.11 30.13 (193) Tantanoola 0.1 1.2 5.3 6.4 (40) Goals -Glencoe: B. Foster 9; A. Gregory 6; A. Hentschke 4; C. Von Duve, M. McRae 3; Z. Cocks 2; T. Edwards, D. Pfitzner, J. Foster. Tantanoola: M. Pilmore 2; C. Saint, C. Hamilton, H. Brown, M. Khan. Best - Glencoe: B. Foster, Z. Cocks, A. Hentschke, T. Edwards, M. Kasparian, J. Dobie. Tantanoola: Z. Walker, B. Reilly, H. Brown, L. English, C. Saint, J. Bromley. Hatherleigh 5.7 12.19 17.23 25.27 (177) Nangwarry 0.1 0.2 0.3 1.5 (11) Goals -Hatherleigh: S. Telfer 8; B. Wight 6; M. Telfer 4; T. Bell 2; B. Fabris, M. Faulkner, M. Pulmer, L. Walker, B. Watson. Nangwarry: A. Gartside. Best - Hatherleigh: M. Fabris, T. Bell, S. Telfer, S. Waring, M. Pulmer, M. Telfer. Nangwarry: R. Lindner, G. McWaters, J. DeJong, A. Heron, C. Hicks, G. Hutchesson.

B GRADE

HAMPDEN FOOTBALL

KNT NETBALL

A GRADE

Hamilton Kangaroos 4.5 6.5 8.10 9.13 (67) Cobden 1.1 1.3 2.4 2.7 (19) Goals - Hamilton Kangaroos: L. Dare, B. Hicks 2; J. Pepper, T. Ross, D. Russell, D. Starkie, H. Douglas. Cobden: J. Williamson, S. Giblett. Best - Hamilton Kangaroos: L. Dare, J. Slabbert, J. O’Brien, T. Ross, S. Brewer, T. Morris. Cobden: J. Anderson, C. Darcy, P. Pekin, T. Anderson, S. Giblett, M. Reed. South Warrnambool 4.3 8.6 11.9 15.13 (103) Portland 0.0 1.1 2.5 4.8 (32) Goals - South Warrnambool: B. Beks, T. Porter, S. Beks 3; T. Ryan 2; S. Kelly, J. Gallichan, M. Sandow, N. Kol. Portland: J. Wilson 2; T. Sharp, P. Haylock. Best - South Warrnambool: B. Beks, S. Thompson, S. Beks, L. Youl, T. Porter, T. Wilson. Portland: D. Falcone, H. Jennings, R. Egan, D. Jackson, Z. Barker, P. Pekin.

Mt Burr 8.8 (56) d Port MacDonnell 7.4 (46) Kogorong 19.15 (129) d Kalangadoo 4.4 (28) Tantanoola 9.9 (63) d Glencoe 3.9 (27) Hatherleigh 19.17 (131) d Nangwarry 0.0 (0)

C GRADE

Port MacDonnell 58 (T. Merrett, M. Hein) d Mt Burr 38 (S. Wallis, A. Guyett); Kalangadoo 80 (L. Duncan, C. Croser) d Kongorong 32 (E. Rathjen, S. Scheidl); Glencoe 48 (A. Edwards, M. Markiewicz) d Tantanoola 41 (V. Lucas, S. Little); Hatherleigh 72 d Nangwarry 23.

A RESERVE Port MacDonnell 55 (K. Carrison, M. Lewis) d Mt Burr 34 (S. Falting, S. Lowndes); Kalangadoo 49 (C. Blackmore, J. Ryan) d Kongorong 28 (N. Fox, A. Trahar); Tantanoola 47 (A. Sibert, L. Barber) d Glencoe 39 (J. Kipping, J. Gosden); Nangwarry 58 d Hatherleigh 44.

B GRADE

Port MacDonnell 70 (H. Isaccson, I. Sneath) d Mt Burr 28 (B. Scanlon, B. Medhurst); Kalangadoo 57 (S. Pulkkinen, J. Blackmore) d Kongorong 28 (M. Bowering, J. Paech); Glencoe 49 (E. Martin, H. Greenfield) d Tantanoola 33 (D. White, J. Taylor); Nangwarry 33 d Hatherleigh 31.

Kybybolite 39 (M McClure, S Owen) d Bordertown 31 (A Tink, H Rodert) Border Districts 38 (J Koch, T Tranter) d Lucindale 31 (C Beaumont, H Williams) Mundulla 43 (L Bennett, T Grosser) d Kingston 39 (A Drabsch, E Glazbrook) Keith 69 (S Tuckwood, J Towill) d K/L United 17 (N Jewell, C Wallis) Naracoorte 67 (G Shortt, K Bruce) d Padthaway 29 (M Dickenson, J Cockerell)

17 & UNDER Bordertown 39 (H Weatherald, T O’Sullivan) d Kybybolite 28 (C Baker, I Marshall) Lucindale 55 (G Thompson, G Bittner) d Border Districts 53 (O Mould, R Pfitzner) K/L United 52 (C Dodson, B Kuchel) d Keith 31 (A Hunt, J Finch) Naracoorte 57 (G Collins, S Gibbs) d Padthaway 33 (O Grundy, P Moyle-Read)

16 & UNDER Bordertown 48 (J Schneider, A Will) d Kybybolite 22 (A Malone, C Redman) Border Districts 45 (C Gherardin, L Bird) d Lucindale 16 (M Thompson, D Harvey) Keith 44 (H Wilson, E Rowsell) d K/L United 26 (G King, E Williams)ing)

B RESERVE

15 & UNDER

Port MacDonnell 47 (N. Sanderson, K. Horrigan) d Mt Burr 41 (K. Hayward, H. Vraser); Kalangadoo 49 (D. Mulligan, A. Hawke) d Kongorong 47 (A. Formosa, J. Brown); Glencoe 66 (N. Hawke, S. Brierley) d Tantanoola 39 (B. Allen, A. Ballintyne)l Hatherleigh 41 d Nangwarry 14

Kybybolite 33 (E Ewer, B Ewer) d Bordertown 22 (M Hicks, C Belluzzo) Mundulla 37 (M Dowling, L Bertus) d Kingston 28 (S Miller, D Martin) Keith 62 (M McAuley, S Makin) d K/L United 19 (A Hawker, E Vivian)

17 & UNDER Mt Burr 46 (S. Fox, M. Bevan) d Port MacDonnell 42 (K. Telford, L. Whitworth); Kalangadoo 69 (S. Neale, G. Box) d Kongorong 16 (A. Mullen, E. Curtis); Glencoe 44 (E. Thompson, T. Medhurst) d Tantanoola 32 (C. McCallum, E. Jennings; Hatherleigh 48 (M. Butler, S. Gibbs) d Nangwarry 43 (S. Balshaw, N. Habets)

Bordertown 26 (E Orrock, M Blackwell) d Kybybolite 6 (A Michael, A Tidy) Border Districts 36 (K Miller, V Boddington) d Lucindale 19 (K Schubert, C Volker) Kingston 32 (O Holmes, T Pink) d Mundulla 12 (M Davis, L Rowett) Keith 36 (S Rowsell, K Lepley) d K/L United 16 (M Rabone, H Pearson) Padthaway 24 (K Longbottom, B Edwards) d Naracoorte 22 (H Waihape, J Cox)

15 & UNDER

13 & UNDER B

Port MacDonnell 64 (M. Millard, A. Smith) d My Burr 12 (K. Sharp, J. Brant); Kalangadoo 67 (S. Ryan, S. Bingham) d Kongorong 19 (E. Sutherland, M. Kilsby); Glencoe 44 (C. Owen, Z. ulraney) d Tantanoola 27 (T. Rowe, J. Little); Hatherleigh 90 (E. Redden, I. Howell) d Nangwarry 9 (A. Virgin, P. Hicks)

Bordertown 17 (E Barras, T Ballinger) d Kybybolite 10 (P Rasheed, L Watson) Border Districts 16 (M Batson, T Pape) d Lucindale 3 (E Pinchbell, C Robinson) Naracoorte 13 (T Bruce, L Yates) d Padthaway 8 (A Charlick, D Bell)

13 & UNDER Mt Burr 39 (A. Falting, M. Hall) d Port MacDonnell 34 (B. Jones, S. Collins); Kalangadoo 49 (T. Lythgo, G. Gentile) d Kongorong 5 (K. Gordon, T. Von Stanke); Tantanoola 29 (E. Cytrowski, T. Walker) d Glencoe 17 (M. Biggins, J. Owen); Hatherleigh 52 (B. Poulish, O. Baker) d Nangwarry 15 (T. McNair, K. Roissetter)

WESTERN BORDER FOOTBALL

Casterton Sandford 11/9 (75) d Millicent 3.4 (22)

Port MacDonnell 6.3 (39) d Mt Burr 3.4 (22) Kongorong 22.12 (144) d Kalangadoo 0.,0 (0) Tantanoola 14.14 (98) d Glencoe 0.0 (0) Hatherleigh 4.10 (34) d Nangwarry 2.4 (16)

UNDER 18

SOUTH WEST DISTRICT NETBALL

UNDER 14

Millicent 7.9 (51) d Casterton Sandford 5.6 (36)

UNDER 16 NO GAME Millicent 4.3 (27) d Casterton Sandford 3.7 (25)

A GRADE Dartmoor 70 (Z. Vankalken, R. Vankalken, C. Finnigan) d Branxholme-Wallacedale 30 (A. Pepper, E. Brewster, A. Billet); Westerns 64 (H. Bunney, D. Marley) d Coleraine 36 (M. KNight, M. Kaine); Cavendish 64 d Westerns 37; Tyrendarra 68 (K. Nunn, A. Curran, R. Kane) d Heywood 30 (A. Van Wegen, J. Lovett-Murray)

Above - Port MacDonnell’s Mark Smith won the Herb Ashby Medal in the ANZAC Round. It was presented by Jill Ashby.

B GRADE

A GRADE

RESERVES

JUNIOR COLTS

Bordertown 54 (S Rodert, H Jefferies) d Kybybolite 33 (P McRostie, M Crook) Lucindale 53 (N Hocking, R Eckermann) d Border Districts 26 (T Hindson, D Hannaford) Mundulla 68 (M Daniel, C Fromm) d Kingston 53 (B Cunneen, L Morden) Keith 72 (A Schreiber, L Forrest) d K/L United 30 (K Clark, J Eastick) Naracoorte 59 (L Henschke, D Cox) d Padthaway 27 (J Dempster, H Grady)

MID SOUTH EAST NETBALL

Casterton Sandford 5.2 6.4 10.7 11.10 (76) MIllicent 2.1 4.3 4.3 7.3 (45) Goals - Casterton Sandford: D. Ayton, J. Searle, D. Richardson 2; S. Broomby, J. Carlin, J. Gibbs, T. Sullivan, A. McKinnon. Millicent: S. Willis 5; H. Smith 2. Best - Casterton Sandford: J. Carlin, D. Richardson, W. MacDonald, D. Ayton, H. Jarrad, T. Sullivan. Millicent: D. Tincknell, S. Willis, S. Duldig, F. Grimes, K. Bradley, J. Walker..

SENIOR COLTS

A RESERVE

Bordertown 43 (S Higgins, A Hinge) d Kybybolite 38 (F Slotegraaf, G Van Rijn) Mundulla 49 (N Schneider, R Wakefield) d Kingston 39 (K Schaefer, M Armfield) Keith 69 (L Dick, M Llewellyn) d K/L United 30 (E Bigham, L Hawker) Naracoorte 41 (L Gill, M Clark) d Padthaway 27 (E Dempster, M Dickenson)

SPLIT ROUND (COMPLETED MAY 11) A GRADE

Port MacDonnell 11.9 (75) d Mt Burr 4.7 (31) Kongorong 10.3 (63) d Kalangadoo 7.9 (51) Tantanoola 12.9 (81) d Glencoe 8.4 (52) Hatherleigh 18.17 (125) d Nangwarry 2.0 (12)

Kybybolite 58 (B Bugg, C Maynard) d Bordertown 53 (W Rowett, A Bruce) Lucindale 56 (C Dawson, H Smart) d Border Districts 20 (T Atkinson, M Jordan) Keith 63 (S Ansell, W Smith) d K/L United 40 (C Feder, N Hawker) Naracoorte 59 (S du Rand, B Harris) d Padthaway 46 (K Ward, J Fanto)

HAMPDEN NETBALL A GRADE Cobden 78 d Hamilton Kangaroos 26 (J. McCallum, R. Lewis, C. Uebergang); Soiuith Warrnambool 58 d Portland 40 (T. Bannam, L. Hockley, R. Grant)

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13 & UNDER A

WB NETBALL SPLIT ROUND (COMPLETED MAY 11) A GRADE Millicent 61 (P. Nitschke, M. Haggett) d Casterton Sandford 30 (G. Tomkins, M. Gartlan)

A RESERVE Millicent 60 (A. Pratt, N. Potter) d Casterton Sandford 51 (M. Fennell, A. Balzan)

B GRADE Casterton Sandford 46 (L. Lane, L. Cleary) d Millicent 44 (N. Domaschnez, T. Werchon)

C GRADE Millicent 40 (M. Whitehead, M. Gysbers) d Casterton Sandford 22 (J; Nolte, K. Povey)

17 & UNDER Millicent 51 (C. Pratt, H. Nitschke) d Casterton Sandford 29 (M. Elsaugh-Betson, A. Michelmore)

15 & UNDER A Millicent 50 (L. Denton, P. McRae) d Casterton Sandford 30 (C. Humphries, C. Rice)

15 & UNDER B Millicent 37 (D. Jones, K. Stuart) d Casterton Sandford 17 (G. McPeake, M. Janieson)

13 & UNDER A Millicent 50 (A. Denton, M. Tarrant) d Casterton Sandford 18 (M. Patton, S. Richardson)

13 & UNDER B Casterton Sandford 35 (S. Richardson, I. Lane) d Millicent 18 (M. Cushion, C. Hibberd)

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Millicent 32 (T. Grosser, C. White) d Casterton Sandford 12 (C. Gorman, O. Nolte)

Left - Paige Nitschke has been one of the Saints’ best in the opening three rounds of the Western Border Netball Association’s A Grade competition.

LOCAL SPORT LITTLE LEAGUE SUCCESS Mount Gambier and District Baseball League recently sent a team to compete in the State Little League Development Series held in Adelaide at West Beach. This series was set up to develop Under 13 baseball players and is a stepping stone for future competitions in which this team will compete in the State Little League Championships. Mount Gambier were drawn against Adelaide teams Seahawks, Marlins and Rays and an Under 15 development girls team. All the Adelaide teams playing were chosen from teams that compete in the South Australian Baseball League. Game one was against Seahawks on the Friday night where most players were playing under lights for the first time. This was a great challenge for all players with the Seahawks coming out and scoring heavily in the first two innings. The young Mount Gambier team kept fighting with great pitching by Curtis Page and great fielding at second base by Bo Sampson. Jett Lewis lead the way with the bat with four safe hits, while Blake Vause, Dylan Lewis and Daniel Ferguson. who also picked up three runs batted in, all secured two safehits apiece. The final score was a 16-12 loss. Game two saw Mount Gambier up against the Under 15 development

girls team. This was an even match with pitcher Bree Ridding taking control with the ball, and in the batting box the Mount Gambier team started to string their hits together. Stand-up triples from Javi Mee, Daniel Ferguson and Liam McDonald saw Mount Gambier eventually win the game 17 to 12. Best with the bat were Javi Mee with three hits, with Axel VonStanke, Blake Vause and Liam McDonald all hitting safely twice. In game three Mount Gambier faced off against the Rays. Jett Lewis continued his outstanding tournament, this time dominating with the ball, pitching a very good game of baseball. Also helping out defensively was the field with some great catches from Tristan Miller at centre field. This was an outstanding effort by all players in Mount Gambier uniform with every player recording a safe hit in this game. Leading the way with hits was Jett Lewis with three and Brock Dempsey, Daniel Ferguson, Tristan Miller and Dylan Lewis each with two hits. In the end Mount Gambier were big winners 14 to 2. Game Four saw Mount Gambier face off against the undefeated Marlins. This was a great display of baseball from both sides. Mount Gambier pitchers were rotated with Blake Vause, Axel Von Stanke, Javi Mee and Dylan Lewis

all getting a chance. A high-level display of fielding from Daniel Ferguson at shortstop and Blake Vause in centre field put a scare into the undefeated Marlins outfit. With the bat, an in the park home run from Dylan Lewis saw him lead the way with three hits, with two hits each to Daniel Ferguson and Jett Lewis. But in the end, Marlins were too strong, securing victory, 6 to 2.

Above - (back row from left) - Michael Summers (coach), Axl Von Stanke Dylan Lewis, Liam McDonald, Jett Lewis, Dylan Ridding (coach) & Alex Ridding (coach). (Front row from left) - Brock Dempsey, Blake Vause, Bo Sampson, Daniel Ferguson, Tristan Miller, Curtis Page, Javi Mee & (front) Orlando Vause (bat boy).

the honours from Hamilton’s Jessica McLaren and Port Fairy’s Cadel Howie. Tegan Menzel (Hamilton); Pru Riddoch (Mount Gambier); Rhyan Menzel (Hamilton); Harry Opperman (Mount Gambier) and Haydn Riley (Hamilton) rounded out the top eight finishers. In the Under 11 & 13 junior race, over 10kms, Hamilton’s Lucas Riley was first across the line from Mount Gambier’s Eddie Buckland and Port Fairy’s Asha Graham. Elmer Buckland (Hamilton); Molly Opperman (Mount Gambier); Freya Miller (Mount Gambier) and Erik Howie (Port Fairy) were the other top eight riders across the line.

Above (from left) - RSL representative Margaret Winterfield (right) with Hamilton rider Jessica McLaren; Senior race winner Luke MvcLaren with fastest time rider Angus Maddern; first female across the line Nikki Menzel; Under 15 & 17 junior race winner Niel Van Niekerk; and the Under 11 & 13 podium - Lucas Riley, Eddie Buckland & Asha Graham.

SOLDIERS MEMORIAL RACE ATTRACTS GOOD NUMBERS

The Mt Gambier cycling club, in conjunction with the Mt Gambier Community RSL held the prestigious handicapped 50km De Garis Lawyers Soldiers Memorial Road Race on Anzac Day. The race attracted more than 50 riders, including seniors and juniors, from the Limestone Coast and South West Victoria. In honour of the day, the Last Post was played with Mount Gambier RSL Ladies Auxiliary member and RSL executive member Margaret Winterfield firing the starter’s gun for both the junior and senior events. The senior race was taken out by Hamilton’s Luke McLaren, with Mount

Gambier’s Darryl Patzel and Bruce McLaughlin filling the minor placings. The top 10 was rounded out with Port Fairy’s Andrew Graham, Mal Clayton, from Hamilton, Mount Gambier riders Josh Waters and Spek Peake, Hamilton’s Nikki Menzel, who was also the first female across the finish line, and Port Fairy’s Jason Puschenjak and Portland’s Harold Morton. Angus Maddern continued his superb local form but posting the fastest time, while the best of the Mount Gambier female riders was Summer Series champion Amy Wight. The Under 15 & 17 juniors raced a 20km course with host club rider Niel Van Niekerk taking

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On the court she has great speed and vision and works as hard as anyone in the competition. Off the court she prepares meticulously and is also a willing and capable volunteer, who ensures the East Gambier Netball Club continues to thrive. Tarsh McCallum is the type of player and club member, any club would love to have and every club would like to clone. In round two of Western Border netball action, the three time Team of the Year member clocked up her 300th game – the second at the Bulldogs to do so, and in the same way her former team mate and inaugural member of the 300 club Sarah Lock did, the milestone celebrations were marred by Millicent, who have defeated East on both occasions they have been honouring these champions. Since returning from Adelaide in 2014, Tarsh has been an integral part of the Bulldogs’ resurgence and regular appearance in finals after years in the wilderness in terms of on court success. She has coached the A Grade side in conjunction with Bo Creek, Sarah Lock and now young guns Morgan Amy and Tenille Gray, and her expertise in fitness, preparation and recovery has seen the East program move into the elite category. She is a player who leads by example and who asks no more from her players than what she gives – which is everything, every week. Her performance in her 300th game typified her career. She ran hard both ways, she looked to lead her side with her actions and words as she looked to stop the Saints juggernaut, and she was her side’s best on the day. Tarsh has a trophy cabinet full of individual club accolades and

It was all about goal keeper Hayley Dunn at the weekend, when the star Millicent defender played her 300th game for the Saints. For Hayley, her netball career started in the Millicent Netball Association, before moving across to Millicent when she was 13 to join the 15 and under competition. By the time she was 16 she was in the A grade line up, spending two years in the top grade before university beckoned. A Bachelor of International Business at Flinders University kept Hayely busy and she spent the first year away from the netball court. She returned to the court in 1996, as part of the Adelaide Cougars State League Reserves line-up, alongside current team mate and long time friend Donna Denton. Both had a chance in the top grade during that season before forcing their way into the State League line-up in 1997. During this time Hayley also represented South Australia at under 19 and under 21 level. Hayley then moved to Sydney playing State League for Baulkham Hills and Bankstown before moving to Melbourne at the end of 2004 as her professional career continued to go from strength to strength. It was in 2005 that Dunn first returned to a Millicent uniform, playing enough games to qualify for finals and whether it was her grand plan or not, Donna Denton had planted the seed and the following season, Hayley returned, moving out of the information management area to secure a human resource position with Kimberly-Clark Australia, looking at recruitment and selection and industrial relations. Hayley admitted she was career focussed and never thought she would return to Millicent, especially so soon. “But when you have a family (she had two boys by this stage), your perspective changes and it was great to have that family network around us,” she said. “I thought about my upbringing in the country and there is just so many opportunities and I wanted that for my kids.” And she enjoyed a return to the netball court for a full season. “It was great to play under Donna – the intensity she brings to the game,” Dunn said. “After experiencing the professionalism and the hard work and fitness needed to play at the top level, it was great to be being pushed again.” She has, in fact, been part of 12 Saints titles, 2006

she always polls strongly in the Western Border Netball Association A Grade count. She was a premiership coach in 2010 of East Gambier’s 15 & Under team and she has also been an integral part of representative netball. As a junior she was a regular Western Border representative and was part of the 13 & Under SA Country Champion ship winning and Western Zone winning team in 2004 and since her return has regularly been a junior selector. Above (main photo) - Tarsh McCallum (centre) with her parents Bronwyn & Craig McCallum

SOUTH EAST VETERANS GOLF Fifty-seven golfers made up the field at Bordertown and good scoring was the order of the day. First Division was won by Vyv Bennison, with 41 points, from Gordon Fleming, 40, and Brian Slape, 38. Second Division went to Adrian Thiele, on 42, and three players had 41 with the scribe losing the countback to the two locals, David Lowe and Pat Seneca. I got the three putts on the last couple of holes, living up to my pseudonym of “got the snake”. The Ross Orchard Trophy went to newcomer Rob Ceze, from Robe, and Chris Leach, from Bordertown. There were five NTP winners, Pat Seneca, Brian Sherlock, Jeff Nitschke, David Lowe, and Peter Barras. The ball rundown went to 33 or better. The four tee hit off didn’t eventuate at Bordertown, but a trial will be offered at Beachport using their 1st and 5th tees. Members are asked not to arrive too early, as the tee off time will be 9.30 for the trial run. The Beachport event is May 13, while Harrow on May 20 is the three way challenge, and Casterton on May 27 is the Glenelg district match, with only one game next month - June 17 at Millicent.

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and ‘07 and from 2009-18 and was named best on court twice – in 2010 – and in 2012, one of the hardest earned titles for Millicent, when Lisa Duldig was pregnant and Audine Bryant ruptured her Achilles in the second semi final. Along with those 12 premiership medals, Hayley has also been selected in the Western Border Team of the Year for 12 consecutive seasons, unanimously selected by opposition coaches, and there is a raft of defenders who have had the privilege of learning from the premier goal keeper of the past decade. Nicole Butler, Casey Hutchesson, Kimmi Varcoe, Alex Walker, Ashleigh Gallio, Tanaya Redman, Madi Haggett and Hannah Nitschke have all been schooled by the Saints goal keeper, who has also secured four club best & fairest runners-up over the career as well. Hayley also has had a glittering career in representative netball, both in junior ranks and also as part of three SA Country Championship winning line-ups in the A Grade competition. Hayley is now passing on her knowledge to the youngest Saints, coaching the 11 & Under team for last year and into this season as well, and she has been a committee member and club secretary over the journey.

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