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MEMBER for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath is calling on the state government to clarify the difference between active and recovered COVID-19 cases as part its daily reporting in Victoria. Ms Bath said she wanted to see more clarification about the data across Victoria’s local government areas. There has been seven cases of COVID-19 recorded in Latrobe City. The Department of Health and Human Services website provided statewide data on total cases, hospitalisations, deaths, testing and the number of recovered cases. However, the department is not providing data on recovery rates in local government areas. “Many people have asked me about how many active cases there are in the Latrobe Valley,� Ms Bath said. “Out of these seven cases, there would be a proportion of recovered cases, and this is a good news story about those who have recovered.�
MELINA BATH Ms Bath said there should be better reporting around cumulative case numbers and recovered cases. She said this would provide a more comprehensive understanding and provide a more accurate picture of COVID-19 in Gippslanders’ “own backyards�. “The community needs to see positives in the fight against
COVID-19 regionally, and not just receive the big picture,� she said. “They want to better understand the path to recovery, see the light at the end of the COVID-19 pandemic tunnel and be reassured their actions are making a difference during these uncertain times,� she said. “Importantly it would provide our communities with a greater sense of worth that sacrifices made, the self-isolation and social distancing practices have been and continue to be worthwhile.� A government spokeswoman said the government was focusing on saving lives from coronavirus. “And we have over 1000 disease detectives working around the clock for that purpose,� she told The Express. “Tracing teams are reporting on data that normally takes days and weeks to present. They are to be commended for their work as they provide the best, most accurate data as soon as it is available.�
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ANZAC DAY 25 APRIL 2020
Yinnar sisters continuing a family’s navy legacy
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Sirius with her older sister who was on a four-month overseas delpoyment.
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She said both her dad and sister - who had been in the Navy for about 20 years - helped to give her first-hand experience of what it would be like in the service.
Lieutenant Erika Peters and Commander Cindy Jenkins are second generation Navy recruits, taking after dad Gareth Peters, who was a maritime technician for 10 years.
Commander Jenkins has intercepted suspected drug traffickers and pirate ships in the middle east and taken part in counter terrorism as part of Operation Slipper on board the HMAS Melbourne.
Lieut Peters has only been in the service of four years and has already been Maritime Warfare Officer on Australia’s biggest ship RAN flagship HMAS Canberra.
She is now commanding officer at the RAN recruit school based at the HMAS Cerberus, overseeing new recruits in their 11 weeks of training to become sailors.
She is is now in the highly selective and prestigious role of flag lieutenant for the Commander of the Australian fleet. “I suffer from sea sickness quite badly, this is funny as I joined the Navy, but I can manage it,” Lieut Peters said. “I’ve had a short career and I’m still in my early stages, and I’m in a lucky situation to have experienced what I have.” Lieut Peters has served on the HMAS Canberra and HMAS Adelaide after learning how to drive the HMAS Wollongong, which
Family tradition: Lieutenant Erika Peters at her officer graduation with photograph supplied her sister Commander Cindy Jenkins. she said was like “learning to get your driver’s licence”. “It’s pretty full on. Sometimes I take a step back on the bridge go wow! Holey Moley! I’m in the middle of the ocean in charge on behalf of the captain of the biggest ship in the fleet,” she said.
She said driving a ship was a “massive team effort”, with a range of people on the lookout to make sure everything was on track. Lieut Peters was “adamant” she would not join the Navy, but decided to sign up after spending a few days at sea on the HMAS
“At the end of the 11 weeks it’s amazing to see the transformation from when they arrive with long hair in civilian clothes, to at the end when they are marching in navy uniform. It’s very special,” she said. Comm Jenkins said she originally signed-up to travel and get an education - and has achieved both of these goals in spades, with a map on her wall marked with all the countries she’s visited. “When I grew up, my mum never gave me the impression that there was nothing I could never do. I’ve
never noticed being a female in a male-dominated environment, we have equal opportunities,” Comm Jenkins said.
Both sisters said the challenges in the Navy included being months away from family at sea and living in close quarters for long periods, but the rewards were plenty. Both spruiked the merits of team work, self-discipline, meticulous training, preparation, leadership skills, making new mates and becoming a member of the Navy family. “This is why Anzac Day is so important to us, it’s a reflection of this bigger family you are part of,” Comm Jenkins said. Proud dad Mr Peters recommended the defence force as a pathway for young people, but acknowledged it was not a lifestyle for everyone. “I’m very proud of my daughters, they’ve aspired a lot higher than I did as officers,” the Morwell RSL member and former Hazelwood Power Station sparky said. Mr Peters would usually be at the Yinnar RSL sub-branch Anzac Day dawn service on Saturday, but will be standing at his front gate instead, just like his two daughters at their respective bases.
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THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE
ANZAC DAY 25 APRIL 2020
As ANZAC Day dawns, our thoughts turn to those who have served our nation overseas, during times of war, a in times of peace, as and kee keepers of the peace. Therre is though, no time like There h present to reflect on the the service that our Defence Force provide, right here, in Australia. 2020 has shocked us all and it started with bushfires raging across the country with thousands of people isolated on the beach in Mallacoota. Defence personnel were deployed to assist residents and rescue stranded holiday makers of this tiny beachside town. As a nation we witnessed these skilled professionals do what they do best. What they do best is to serve our great country in its time of need. Time and time again our Defence Force personnel come into assist through floods, fires, droughts and cyclones. They are trained, disciplined, dedicated and organised, and they manage calculated risk to make things happen. Today, as a war of a different kind, a war on COVID-19, rages around the world, our Defence Force personnel are again there at the frontline. They
Stand in your driveway at dawn on Anzac Day
NZAC Day will look a lot different A this year although the Latrobe Valley is encouraged to not let coronavirus take
away the significance it holds in our local communities.
Dawn services have for many years continued to grow in numbers as many young families join in the tradition by paying their respects and ‘remembering them’ at cenotaphs across the region. But this year will not be the case due to restrictions put in place to stop the spread of COVID-19. RSL Victorian branch president Robert Webster is calling on people to light a candle or put on a porch light for the dawn service and stand in their driveways.
“We’re asking Australians to stand at 6am,” Mr Webster said. “A candle out the front, a light out the front, stand to and remember. “We can all do it, it’s not that hard.” Gippsland FM (104.7 FM) will broadcast a dawn service from 6am, which includes The Ode, The Last Post and a minute silence. You can tune into the online stream via www.gippslandfm.com.au. RSL Victoria and The Express is encouraging people to snap a picture at dawn. You can share your photos via The Express and RSL Victoria’s Facebook pages, using the hashtag #STANDTO. Amplify our commitment to the Anzac spirit. Lest we forget.
Children produce a tribute By GREGOR MACTAGGART
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go where we need them. Whether that is to work alongside medical staff, setting up and staffing an emergency hospital in Tasmania or assisting with the production of personal protective equipment in Shepparton. They do this service without question, they do it in the Spirit of Service. Just as those we salute on ANZAC Day did when they left our shores to fight overseas. This coming ANZAC Day is different to those of the past. We cannot attend our dawn services this year. We cannot stand and watch or join in the march, we can though remember them, we can give a silent thanks. So, this ANZAC Day go out to your letterbox at dawn, go out to your driveway and stand as one. Let us embrace the stillness and reflect. Let us demonstrate our respect in honouring those who have served and continue to serve our country with this simple act of solidarity. People who may be strangers standing as one. Just as they stood as strangers on foreign soil. It’s both a private and public statement of unity. The things that unite us are stronger than those that divide us. We owe them this much at least. Let us honour them.
That is exemplified by the children at the Kylie Early Learning Centre in Morwell.
Youngsters aged between one and 10 have been busy as part of a project leading up to April 25. Education leader Natalie Gordon said the children had played a key role in making a giant sign that reads Lest we forget, as well as working on poppies which will adorn the fence outside the school on Holmes Rd. “We haven’t made a big thing about Anzac Day in the past, but we came up with the idea and the response has been great,” she told The Express. “The kids have been loving the activities, not just the younger ones, but the kinder kids and also the few that aren’t at school due to the coronavirus restrictions.
Soft touch: Kylie Early Learning Centre staff member Tracey Bryce and Abigail, 5.
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“We’ll get the big sign with Lest we forget on the fence in the lead-up to Anzac Day. “It is a white sheet that will have a large number poppies stuck to it and the bigger poppies will go on the fence.”
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THA ANK YOU U THANK YOU FOR EMBRACING THE MESSAGE TO STAY AT HOME. Poppy making: Staff member Kayla Strickland and Sunny, 2.
IT IS MAKING A DIFFERENCE. STAYING HOME HELPS TAKE THE PRESSURE OFF OUR FRONTLINE WORKERS IN OUR HEALTH SYSTEM.
Busy: Staff member Rachel Albanese and Olivia, 2, work on the poppies.
CONTINUING TO STAY HOME IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS YOU CAN DO, FOR YOUR FAMILY, YOUR FRIENDS AND YOUR LOVED ONES.
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ANZAC DAY 25 APRIL 2020
Two uncles who served Australia with distinction
By CAROL SMITH
When Ron received significant shrapnel wounds to both his legs and groin he was taken to a stable and had the shrapnel dug out with a pen knife. His convalescence was spent in the attic of a Partisan fighter named Guido. Food must have been very scarce because during this time Ron ate cat. Ron kept in touch with Guido after the war and sent him money to buy an artificial leg. Ron and another Aussie were holed up in a safe house when they were told by locals that another group of five Australians were in a safe house nearby tragically they had been caught by the fascists who shot them all. By night, Ron and his mate Frank unearthed the bodies and marked the spot with a stone marker. The bodies were
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ON McIntyre and Charlie Mills were both 20 when they enlisted in the 2/32nd Battalion of the 9th Division better known as “The Rats of Tobruk.” Their first taste of action was the ‘Siege of Tobruk’ where the Australians were keen to prove themselves and uphold the Anzac spirit. The Australian defence was heroic and Rommel ‘The Desert Rat’ was furious at his first taste of defeat. My uncles along with the 9th were withdrawn from Tobruk in September 1941 and deployed with the British 8th Army. It was a blow to the Rats when in June 1942 Rommel, finally succeeded and took Tobruk in just two days. Blazing hot days, freezing nights, mates gone forever and Tobruk lost. Both of my uncles were captured on July 17, 1942 in the first Battle of El Alamein. Their ‘A’ Company was ordered to advance 1000 yards on the right flank but their calculations were well out and they advanced 3000 yards. Dawn broke and a message was sent “have captured our objective, but have overshot the mark and considering pulling back”. Unfortunately pulling back was not an option, wireless communication had broken down and a runner had been unsuccessful in getting through - they were isolated. It was getting light fast when the huge grey shapes of German tanks appeared. The German Commander said “right Aussies, you have 10 seconds to lay down your arms - for you the war is over”. They were handed over to the Italians and after six months were shipped across
War service: Ron McIntyre and Charlie Mills. to Italy. Dysentry, flies, lice and fleas made the POW’s life a misery and there were many deaths. Finally the pair were transported in cattle wagons to Camp PG57 Gruppignano near Venice. The Commander Colonel Calcaterra was a fanatical fascist. He encouraged cruelty and the sign over his door read ‘The English are cursed, but more cursed are the Italians who treat them well’. Calcaterra reign of terror ended in 1943 when he was killed by the Partisans. In September 1943, Italy capitulated and Ron, Charlie and others escaped from the camp. Unfortunately, Ron and Charlie became separated. Ron and his group joined the Italian resistance or Partisans who were very active in fighting against the Germans and Charlie and his mate Nick decided to walk over the Alps to neutral Switzerland. Ron and his group joined the “Cherokee Mission” whose prime objective was sabotage, destroy bridges and anything else that would cut German supply lines. Some Brits with the necessary explosive expertise
and equipment had been parachuted in at night. This mission was vital but extremely dangerous. The Nazis had offered a bounty of 1 million lira dead or alive for any member of the Cherokee Mission - the level of danger had dramatically increased.
A family’s story: Carol Smith with her children Kirstyn Krausz and Rhys Smith, who encouraged their mum to write the book titled A Call To Arms.
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Finally they began their climb toward the mountain pass knowing that they could be spotted and aware of the dangers of the deep crevasses and on October 2, 1943 they passed the Swiss border. Charlie’s first letter home to the family was sent from Zurich before being transferred to Adelboden. Charlie was also repatriated home through the UK and was discharged in July 1945. And now Charlie’s story takes a special twist. I was contacted by a POW researcher/author who was interested POW escapees. It seems Nick who had walked over the Alps with Charlie had been trying for many years to find him. Nick had died at the age of 93 and had always regretted that he had never been able to make contact with Charlie after the war. I was blown away when the researcher asked if I would talk to Nick’s widow Enid - would I ever!! I had an amazing conversation with a very sweet 91-year-old lady who was still as sharp as a tack and so excited that I could fill in some blanks. Clearly they had never given up trying to find Charlie and she was overjoyed to hear from me. She would have lots to tell Nick when it was eventually her turn.
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Anzac Day is more important than ever
RIGHT now we are facing the most significant challenge and threat to our way of life since the Second World War. The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way we live, and it will change how we observe one of our nation’s most sacred days this year Anzac Day. There will be no marches, no parades and no gunfire breakfasts or games of two-up at your local RSL, but Anzac Day has not been cancelled and we will continue to pause this year to honour our servicemen and women. Australians are at their best when we come together to support one another and while we cannot physically gather to commemorate the service and sacrifice of our Defence personnel, we can show them our respect. Whether it’s a solitary driveway tribute, baking Anzac biscuits, a small ceremony with your household, sharing a message for our service personnel, or watching the televised service from the Australian War Memorial on the morning of April 25, I encourage everyone to pause, reflect and say a simple ‘thank you for your service’. Teach your children about the importance of the day and the service of the original Anzacs as well as the service of the almost two million Australians who have served over more than a century. Think of those who are currently serving, both in Australia and abroad. And reflect on the more than 102,000 who have died in wars, conflicts and peacekeeping operations whose names are inscribed on the walls of the Australian War Memorial. Anzac Day is now more important than ever and we will remember them. Lest we forget. Darren Chester, Minister for Veterans Affairs and Defence Personnel Federal Member for Gippsland
Petrol prices too high
I, LIKE many motorists in Gippsland, am furious about the petrol prices at several petrol stations in Traralgon and Morwell. Where’s the competition? Why are we being slugged when the price of a barrel of oil has dropped to just $20?
We remember them: We may not be able to gather at the Dawn Service, but we can still pay our respects this Anzac Day.
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Melbourne petrol prices have dropped to well under $1 per litre. In my opinion, there is not enough pressure being applied in Gippsland to bring the price down, which it seems is being controlled by the headquarters in Melbourne. Motorists should let our politicians know that there should be an inquiry into why we are not getting the same benefits at the petrol pump that other areas are. N.F.Nanos, Traralgon
Panel delivers consensus
FOR the past three years I have chaired the independent Stakeholder Advisory Panel overseeing the Victorian Gas Program’s onshore conventional gas studies. After fracking was banned in 2017, the Victorian Government wanted to understand two things about onshore conventional gas (which doesn’t need fracking): what’s the potential for new discoveries and what are the risks, benefits and impacts of allowing it to be developed. The panel includes diverse and passionate representatives from farming, environmental, industry, community and local government backgrounds. The eight panel members care deeply about their role and about advocating strongly for the people they represent. The panel and I took a close and careful look into the geoscientific, technical and environmental research to better understand Victoria’s
undiscovered onshore conventional gas resources. We found a high likelihood of conventional gas onshore in South West Victoria and to a lesser extent in Gippsland. If developed, this gas would improve energy security while Victoria transitions to a low carbon economy. The science told us that a responsible and well-regulated onshore conventional gas industry would not risk Victoria’s groundwater supplies or agricultural production. It could create a boost to regional jobs, economies and communities. Panel members did not always agree with each other or arrive at a consensus. But they agreed with the science and the integrity of the processes followed. The panel provided its advice to the Minister for Resources in early 2020. The Victorian government announced on March 17, 2020 its intention for an orderly restart of the onshore conventional gas industry in Victoria. Dr Amanda Caples, Victoria’s Lead Scientist
Please respect social distancing
ON Monday, my husband and I were walking our little dog for our daily exercise, in the Moe Botanic Gardens. Almost everyone was being very careful about social distancing, but as we were returning home (about 5.30pm) we had to cross the rather narrow bridge over the river. A young woman (maybe late
teens, early 20s at most) came running towards us with a primary school aged girl. I called out to them, as I was already on the bridge, to please stop and wait (my husband and I both fall into one or two of the vulnerable groups, including the fact that we are clearly elderly!). Neither she nor the little girl in her care hesitated in their running to and onto the bridge, and I had to run, as fast as I could, with the dog, back along the bridge to get out of her way. If anyone knows these two youngsters, could you please explain to them the possible consequences to us of risking infection? Scilla Taylor, Moe
Take time to reflect this Anzac Day
ANZAC Day and its commemoration is as important this year as it has ever been. While we can’t gather together as one at our local shrines and RSLs to pay our respects, we can still take the time to pause and reflect on the sacrifices that were made some 105 years ago. Like many people across our communities, I will rise before the sun this Anzac Day and at 6am will stand at the end of my driveway for a moment’s silence to remember and honour those who fought for us. Many Australian families have direct family members who proudly served Australia during war time; greatgrandparents, grandparents, parents, siblings. While for others, they have a loved one who is following in the footsteps of past Anzacs and dedicating their career to serving our country to protect our freedoms, uphold democracy and provide humanitarian efforts both in Australia and throughout the world. This year has been like no other. Our armed forces have touched us deeply in Gippsland, actively assisting the response and recovery efforts during summer’s devastating bushfires. It also won’t be first time that Australians have been unable to gather for Anzac Day ceremonies. In 1919, some towns cancelled Anzac Day ceremonies due to the risks posed by the Spanish flu.
This only tells us that the ceremonies and commemorative events will return next year with strength and unity, as they did in 1920 and as they have continued to do for over a century. On Saturday, we remember those who served, those who lost their lives, those who serve today and the families who support them in the line of duty. The freedoms we enjoy today as a nation are due to the extraordinary sacrifice of our past generations. They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we
will remember them. Lest we forget. Melina Bath MP The Nationals, Member for Eastern Victoria Region
Keep up the great work
THE Traralgon Plaza (Stockland) needs a big shout out for their hygiene practices. The cleaning team in blue uniforms have the plaza sterile and shining like a hospital. They are always helpful too and do a great job on the front line for their community. Thank you. Julie Wilson, Traralgon
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Saturday 25 April, 6am Let’s not let COVID-19 take away the significance of ANZAC Day to so many in our local communities. Dawn services have for many years, continued to grow in numbers, with many young families joining in the tradition by paying their respects and ‘remembering them’ at local RSL cenotaphs, but this year will not be the case. This year, why not grab a listening device, light a candle, and head down your driveway to ‘remember them’ at dawn in this way.
“We may be physically isolated, but the ANZAC spirit unites us. Lest we forget”, RSL Victoria State President, Dr Robert Webster OAM For live dawn service coverage tune into Gippsland FM from 5.50am
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Autumn flows flush the region’s rivers
WATER will be released from water storages in the Macalister and Thomson rivers to help support the spawning of migratory fish and flush the estuaries in our river systems. West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority environmental water resource officer Dr Steph Suter said after recent bushfires in other parts of Gippsland and dry conditions in 2019, this autumn’s freshes were more important than ever. “In the Macalister and Thomson rivers,
we’re releasing a ‘fresh’ of water, which means a small pulse of water released over several days, creating a peak in river flows that will help trigger the downstream migration and spawning of Australian grayling,� Dr Suter said. “This will be followed by a baseflow in both rivers.The purpose of the baseflow following the freshes is to provide what we call ‘longitudinal connectivity’ which essentially means providing enough depth in the river to allow fish and other animals to move up and down the river.�
In the Latrobe River, two ‘freshes’ will be released which will provide beneficial flows in the river and down to the estuary and wetlands, timed either side of the Macalister and Thomson river flows. “We carefully time our releases of environmental water to try to get great results for plants, animals and fish,� she said. “Last year, our water release encouraged the rare and endangered Australasian bittern to visit Sale Common. This was the first confirmed
sighting of a bittern in almost 30 years. “The flows in all three major rivers will also coincide to help flush salt and improve water quality in the lower Latrobe estuary and wetlands.� Dr Suter explained that people may notice a slight increase in river height during the peak flow periods. “We’re very careful not to cause flooding with our water releases, but people will notice that the rivers are slightly higher.� Many rivers have been modified to
provide water for towns, industry and food production. This means that about half of the natural flow in the rivers is removed each year. As a result, it is difficult for these rivers to support the animals and plants that depend on them. Water is set aside in the Blue Rock Reservoir,Thomson Reservoir and Lake Glenmaggie to be used to support the animals and plants of our rivers to live, feed and breed and to improve the resilience of these waterways.
Farmers urged to conduct hazard reduction burns
ENVIRONMENT Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) says with weather easing and fire restrictions lifted in some areas, farmers conducting hazard reduction burns should also consider removing any stacks of old tyres on their land. EPA Gippsland acting region manager Zachary Dornom says a pile of waste tyres is a fire hazard and a threat to the environment.
“You can stockpile up to 40 tonnes or 5000 standard passenger tyres without needing a permit from EPA, but there are common sense reasons for most property owners to get rid of old tyres,� Mr Dornom said. “A stack of waste tyres is a pile of chemicals waiting to burn; it doesn’t catch fire easily but if it is overrun by
fire it will generate toxic smoke, and burning tyres can be very difficult to extinguish.� Any abandoned stockpile of waste tyres is also an environmental hazard; providing a breeding ground for vermin while the tyres begin to decay and contaminate the soil and groundwater. “Past practices of using old tyres to
contain soil erosion or around newly planted trees are no longer accepted, and it’s illegal to burn or just dump them,� Mr Dornom said. EPA urged landholders to inspect any tyre stockpile and make a decision to either manage it properly for the good of your farm and your community or send the tyres for recycling or legal disposal in landfill.
EPA’s website has good advice on how tyres can be used on farm land or other private property at www.epa.vic.gov.au/-/ media/epa/files/publications/1652.pdf The tyre stockpile regulations are also available online at ref.epa.vic. gov.au/business-and-industry/guide lines/waste-guidance/storage-of-waste -tyres-in-victoria GP1606704
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Support for local media welcomed THE state government’s support to help regional print media survive has been applauded. A $4.7 million package was announced on Tuesday following consultation with the Victorian Country Press Association. The state government has confirmed it will book one page of print advertising and digital advertising in more than
100 outlets each week for six months. The support for locally-produced and independent public interest journalism was welcomed by Bruce Ellen, publisher of The Express and Gippsland Times. “I congratulate the Andrews’ Government on this important initiative. Not only does it keep our local community informed in a time of great uncertainty and need for trusted news,
it contributes to sustaining The Express and Gippsland Times to continue to provide our community with their primary source of local news,” Mr Ellen said. Premier Daniel Andrews said the immediate and reliable source of income would help newspapers, the public record of towns and regions throughout the state, get through the
AFTER several months of hot and dry weather, cooler months are just around the corner as more Victorians are retrieving their heaters from hibernation, increasing the risk of house fires. Deputy Chief Officer Trevor Owen said autumn and winter are the highest risk period for residential fires due to the increased use of heating equipment. Heating equipment includes fixed electrical and gas powered appliances, an open fire, wood heater and portable electrical heaters or those which use gas or kerosene. “Having your heaters checked and in good working condition, together with careful and correct use, will greatly reduce the danger these appliances present,” he said. “CFA attend a large number of preventable house fires. These fires can have devastating consequences, significant injuries and tragically, some fires result in deaths.” Mr Owen said poorly maintained gas fires could cause deadly carbon monoxide poisoning. “We have seen the tragic consequences of this in the past,” he said. “There can be no greater reason to have your gas heater inspected and serviced than to ensure the safety of loved ones. “Another common mistake is people drying clothes indoors near heaters and fireplaces, which can be dangerous. Clothes should be kept at least one metre from the heat source. “Every household should consider their fire safety practices and examine the potential risks around their home.” For more residential fire safety information visit www.cfa.vic.gov.au
PREPARE FOR WINTER Turn off all portable heating and extinguish open fires before leaving home. Ensure heaters are installed, maintained and operated according to manufacturers’ instructions. Always use a fire screen in front of an open fire. Chimneys and flues should be cleaned annually. Keep wood and other combustibles at least one metre from fire. Children must be supervised near all types of heating. Maintain a safe distance between children and heating.
College’s remote learning By MICHELLE SLATER
TRARALGON College students and staff have been embracing remote learning in the first week of term two as the state government told students to learn from home. Traralgon College acting senior campus principal Narelle Loechel said she was “proud” of how her students had embraced the concept, describing them as proactive, focussed and hard working. “We are also pretty humbled by the work our teachers are doing, they are going above expectations with the resources to engage with their
classes,” Ms Loechel told The Express. “It’s unbelievable the way the students are responding, the teachers are creating dynamic lessons for the students, they are learning a heap.” She said students were required to be at their computers at 9am each morning to meet with their form teachers before splitting off into lessons and take part in interactive sessions. “Teachers are commenting they are noticing students are chatting more with each other and asking questions,” Ms Loechel said. “They are forming their own teams to nut out things they don’t
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understand and not just relying on the teacher to come up with the answer.” Ms Loechel said she was impressed at the proactive approach from her teachers, with some preparing videos the night before to show kids how to kids understand ideas and concepts. She said the student leaders were also lending a hand to their classmates by posting handy tips on Facebook and checking-in with those missing the school environment. Ms Loechel said they were still figuring out how to go about delivering practical subjects such as art, wood and metal or food technology.
She added staff were also encouraging kids to get out for 30 minutes a day for physical exercise. “The thing that jumps out for me is that our schools provide an element of stability to our community in a time of crisis and that school staff, students and their families are incredibly adaptable when put in new and challenging situations,” she said. “There is not a rule book to follow to lead learning in a crisis, but with a strong sense of purpose we are making it work for the students in our care.”
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“Coronavirus does not discriminate so it’s vital every Victorian knows what to do to protect themselves and their loved ones, wherever they live.” The advertising boost will also help the state government get the message out to Victorians that everyone has a role to play in slowing the spread of the virus by staying home, protecting the state’s health system and saving lives.
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worst of the crisis and rebuild. “We’re giving regional papers the certainty and support they need to keep writing, keep printing and keep employing Victorians,” he said. “We need to get the message out to every corner of the state - stay home, protect the health system and save lives. This investment will help us do that.”
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THE GIPPSLAND line ranked eighth in the state for reliability and second-last for punctuality for the month of March. Gippsland V/Line trains ran 96.2 per cent of the time, just above the 96 per cent target. That figure places us ahead of just Geelong (95.4 per cent), Bendigo (95 per cent) and Albury-Wodonga (87 per cent) on the list of 11 regional rail lines across Victoria. Our trains ran on time 78.2 per cent of the time, well outside the punctuality target of 92 per cent (within six minutes). Only Albury-Wodonga (7.9 per cent) ranks lower when it comes to punctuality than Gippsland.
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Become a foster carer in Gippsland
Made the move to online: GippSport’s Latrobe Streetgames team has gone virtual in response to the restrictions in place to stop the spread of the coronavirus crisis. photograph supplied
Latrobe Streetgames go virtual and participants connected hence the birth of Latrobe Streetgames Virtual,” Community Programs co-ordinator Den Lim said. “We identified strengths of our team along with ideas we had heard along the way from participants for instance dance and fitness programs which formed the first iteration of our Sunday-Friday program with a range of different themes.” Ms Lim said after its first week, Latrobe Streetgames Virtual private group on Facebook gained more than 40 members.
“We wanted to bring as much of the actual Streetgames experience online as possible that includes everyone feeling welcome, that we created a fun and safe space and that we had a timetable in place to ensure teenagers and young adults had some form of routine and something they can look forward to on a regular basis,” she said. Ms Lim said for social connectedness, new members are welcomed and encouraged to introduce themselves by telling the group
what sport of physical activity they love, what they’ve done in the past or what they’d like to do in future and what they want to get out of the virtual group. “I play soccer, basketball and footy mostly and looking for fun content and a few laughs and want to help create content,” crew member TJ said. “I love to be active... I am down to being connected with you all and excited to see what this platform can turn out to be,” crew member Monte said.
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GIPPSPORT’S Latrobe Streetgames have made the move to the virtual world by developing an online community for all Streetgamers to get together and do challenges, hang out, spread positivity or show the world their talents. Streetgames has a focus on youth, while having fun, keeping positive, connected and physically active. “In response to face to face programs being put on hold due to the COVID-19 situation, our crew got together to brainstorm ways we could still keep the team
UNITING has appealed for people across Gippsland to open their hearts and become a foster carer. Uniting Victoria/Tasmania’s Gippsland acting executive officer Linde Coggan said more than ever in these uncertain times, vulnerable children and young people needed a safe and secure home. “In Gippsland, we currently have a number of children and young people who are in desperate need of long term, stable homes,” she said. “In particular, we’re urgently looking for a carer in the Latrobe Valley who can provide long term care for a seven-yearold girl who has disability support needs and attends school fulltime. “For this child, it would be wonderful if we could find carers who’ve had experience with disability, however we would very much like to hear from people who have a compassionate understanding nature and are considering becoming a foster carer.” Ms Coggan said foster carers were provided with specialist training and ongoing support, including measures to deal with the current COVID-19 pandemic, so they can best support the children and young people in care. “Although these are volunteer positions, there is a carer’s allowance to help cover the costs of caring for a child and regular respite care is available,” Ms Coggan said. “Foster care can sometimes be challenging, but our carers tell us the rewards far outweigh the tough times.” To learn more about becoming a foster carer at Uniting, contact 5144 7777 or visit www.unitingvictas.org. au/foster-care.
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Is your event going ahead? Please let us know if your event is cancelled or postponed...
Event cancellations and postponements around the Latrobe Valley
Email: news@lvexpress.com.au
Pleasecontactorganisersoftheseeventsformoreinformation LatrobeValley’ eValley’s BiggestBlokes BBQ ScheduledforFriday,May15. Cancelled. LatrobeValleyJazzClubhas alsocancelledallotherfuture events. TheLatrobeValleyAirShowand MonsterTruckCircus PostponeduntilMarch2021. TraralgonNetballAssociation haspostponeditswinterseason indefinitely. TraralgonFarmersMarkets Aprilmarket. Cancelled. TraralgonRSL-ValleyDayClub WeeklyTuesdaymeeting. Postponeduntilfurthernotice. MoeRSL-GippslandGateway DayClub WeeklyTuesdaymeetings. Cancelledforfourweeks. MoeSocialDance WeeklyMondaynightdancesat NewboroughPublicHall. Cancelleduntilfurthernotice. WalhallaGhostTours Suspendeduntilfurthernotice. Morwell,Moe,Traralgon andChurchillbasketball competitions Cancelled. WeWillRockYouatLatrobe TheatreCompany ScheduledforJuly2020. PostponedtoFebruary2021. Footballandnetball(allof Gippsland):season SeniorleaguessuchasGippsland (men’s andwomen’s),MidGippsland, NorthGippsland,juniorleaguessuch asCentralGippsland,GippslandYouth GirlsandTraralgonDistrict,Auskick centresandHawthornNGAAcademy programs. PostponeduntilatleastMay31 TraralgonSwimmingClub competitions CountryandMetroAllJunior,Country
Inter districtandAustralianAgeand Inter-districtandAustralianAgeand OpenChampionships. Cancelled. SkyglassUnderground ScheduledforSunday,April26. Cancelled. TennisVictoriaandTennis Australiasanctioned competitionsandtournaments. Postponed. LatrobeValleySoccerLeague Allcompetitions SuspendeduntilatleastMay31. LVFieldNaturalistsgeneral meetings Cancelled. TheCommunityBank2020 TanjilValleyArtShow ScheduledforMonday,June8. Cancelled,backin2021. DamienLeith:Roy ScheduledforSaturday,May16. Postponed. Flanagan’s IrishBarevents Poker,Trivia,JokerPokerand LiveMusic. Cancelled. Badminton LVBA,LVJBAandVeterans Competitions Cancelled. HookedOnRocklessons,every MondaynightatVRIHall Traralgon Cancelleduntilfurthernotice. MoveForLifedancelessons, everyThursday Cancelled. GippslandVehicleCollectionand ModelWorldMaffraMuseum Closedtothegeneralpublic untilfurthernotice. GippslandVehicleCollection AnnualSwapMeet ScheduledforSunday,April26. Cancelled. MoeandDistrictCancerCouncil VolunteerGroupmeetingsat MoeRSL Cancelled.
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WalhallaGoldfieldsRailway Allservices. Suspendeduntilfurthernotice. MorwellNeighbourhoodNouse FarmtoFamiliesMarket ScheduledforApril. Cancelled. TraralgonandDistrictHistorical Society Generalmeetingscheduledfor Tuesday,May12. Cancelled. LatrobeCityCouncil ServicesatLatrobeCitylibraries,the VisitorInformationCentre,Latrobe RegionalGalleryandcustomer Serviceatcouncil’s headquarters. Closed. MorwellHistoricalSociety Closeduntilfurthernotice. VictoriaPolicePipeBand&Royal AustralianNavyConcert ScheduledforSunday,November15. Cancelled. TraralgonHarriersAthleticClub Thursdaynightruns. Cancelled. GippSportPrograms/Services Allcommunitysportandactive recreationprogramsarecancelled untilfurthernotice.Allgroupcapacity buildingactivities–workshops, trainingcoursesetcwillalsobe postponedandrescheduleduntil furthernotice. WeeklydancesatMorwellGuide Hall Thursdaynights. Cancelleduntilfurthernotice. GrandRidgeparkrunatMirboo North Weeklyevents. Cancelleduntilfurthernotice. LatrobeValleyAstronomical Society Generalmeetingsandobserving sessions. Cancelleduntilfurthernotice. TraralgonandMorwellPedallers (TRAMPS) Allridesinthefuture,whichare
usuallyheldeverysecondS usuallyheldeverysecondSunday. Cancelled untilfurthernotice. MorwellandDistrictRedCross Meetings BranchmeetingsofMorwelland DistrictRedCrossBranch. Cancelled. MorwellCombinedPensioners Regularmeetings. Cancelled. SappersReunion TheLatrobeValleySappersReunion whichwastobeheldonAnzacDay. Postponeduntil2021. StrzeleckiBushwalkingClub TheTryBushwalkingprogram. Postponed. StrzeleckiBushwalkingClub Allactivitiesandmeetings. CancelleduntilJune30. TraralgonMarathon ScheduledforSunday,June14. Postponed. MorwellSundayMarket Closeduntilfurthernotice. EasternZoneAssociation ChampionshipsNetball ScheduledforSunday,May31and runbytheMoeandDistrictNetball Association. Cancelled. GippslandBusinessAwards Indefinitelypostponed. Luke’s ArtsFestival/ViewsFrom TheEdge ArtExhibition ScheduledforOctober2020 Thefestivalis postponeduntil October2021.Entryformstogo outinApril2021. GippslandGrooversClub EventscheduledforMay22 Cancelled. GippslandRhythmandBlues Club AprilJam(April26)atYallournNewboroughRSL Cancelled. TheJamTinatYallourn/ NewboroughRSL. Postponeduntilfurthernotice.
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Opening Hours
CHINESE RESTAURANT
Highly trained chefs bring you an Asian cuisine to remember
• Catering • Dine-In • Takeaway
27 Princes Highway, Traralgon (Train Station)
5172 9749
Orders Ph. 0409 746 512 and have your card ready
and we’ll drop at your front door.
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140 Burnet’s Road Traralgon
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Café Qu Bah is open for takeaway
We Are Open We will do our best to provide safe and clean environment for our customer. It has become essential for us to apply social distancing for everybody’s health and safety. Traralgon charcoal chicken may need to limit the number of customers allowed in the store at one time. To save your waiting time in the store, you can order through the phone.
Open time is 11am-7:30pm (subject to change without notice)
ask about our $15 lunch packs
Follow us on Facebook for updates
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Shop 5, 1B Moore St, Moe
Graeme Yalden 0459 220 150 - Principal/Sales
Garden Supplies J. Ryan & Family
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85 Old Melbourne Rd, Morwell
5134 2110
A Family owned business for nearly 50 years
Barns Farm Sheds
03 5175 0522 0437 184 212
5127 2444
Morwell
YES!
Steel Sales
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We’re still transforming kitchen & bathrooms Free consultations
MESH
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Vella’s Designer Cabinets are following COVID-19 restrictions, personal safety is our first concern.
ROOFING POLYCARBONATE
Call Simon for your free consultation on
0402 335 759
Fri 8am 5p TRADING HOURS: Mon Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
PH: 51 5135 35 3500
Find us on facebook 168 Waterloo Road, Moe 3825 simon@vellascabinets.com.au
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MOE PH: 5127 2155
SHOP 3/1D MOORE STREET, MOE
5127 2000
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Terms & Conditions: *Subject to product availability & available delivery times. For timber / trade deliveries, normal delivery conditions apply.
61-69 Latrobe Road, Morwell
www.lvdrafting.com.au admin@lvdrafting.com.au
Ph: 5133 8457
CONDITIONS • Available Monday - Saturday • Retail Purchases only - No timber/trade or site delivery* • Completely contactless • Free Delivery - 10km Radius of the store • $5 Delivery - 20km Radius of the store • $10 Delivery - 30km Radius of the store • Minimum spend of $30 for delivery
For all your DIY needs, come and see us!
SHOP 6, 1F MOORE STREET, MOE
543 Princes Drive, Morwell
Factory Direct Bedding Co 101B Argyle Street, Traralgon
Ph 1300 88 55 27
19 Church Street, Traralgon 5176 0096 www.fnlatrobe.com.au
“We work hard to purchase the best brands at the best prices for our customers”
Doors - Security Doors - Shower screens - Splashbacks - Timber windows
Monday to Friday 7.30am-5pm
Our office is responding to government health advice, but we’re supporting your needs. Please phone or email us. We’re working hard to support all our customers.
Timber & Hardware
Be an individual and create your own design you
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Garages & Sheds 188 Argyle St Traralgon.
PHONE: 5174 5311
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Making purchasing easier!
www.massaromotors.com.au
Telephone (03) 5191 9369 Mobile: 0448 024 461
Phone 5174 9344
HEAD STREET AUTO REPAIRS E OPEN
For all your servicing needs,
48 Standing Drive Traralgon
497 Princes Dr, Morwell VIC 3840
Does your BOAT need servicing? CONTA SER CTLESS
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We can pick up and drop off once service is completed!
GIPPSLAND BOAT SUPPLIES Princes Highway Traralgon
Phone 5174 1223
• General Service • Brake & Clutch Repairs • 4WD Servicing • Log Book Servicing
(03) 5176 2572 20-24 HEAD ST, TRARALGON VIC 3844
www.gippslandboatsupplies.com.au
WEAREOPEN (03)5135 3232
157 Princes Dr, Morwell 3840
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For all your spare parts, body repair, car audio FREE DELIVE RY & lighting. Call in & see Chris & the Team. *Conditions apply
AUTOBARN TRARALGON 79 Princes Highway
Phone: 5174 7422
22 Alexander Rd, Morwell
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With professional service that is second to none and a wide range of stock, The guys at Protector Autoglass will get you back on the road sooner, Look no further and call us today!
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For all your spare auto parts Mon to Fri: 8.30am - 5.30pm Sat: 9am - 1pm
If you don't want to come in store, call us and ask if we have the part in stock
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5176 2257
●N New car servicing i i ● Fleet service ● General repairs ● Auto transmission service ● Brake service ● Suspension ● Seniors Discounts ● Free roadside assistance with every service *Conditions apply 25 McMahon Street, Traralgon Phone 5174 5455 Unit 2/2 Vestan Drive, Morwell Phone 5134 4026 www.ultratune.com.au
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Business Guide
Contact Deanna on 5135 4415
to arrange the promotion of your business
LOCAL TRADES AND SERVICES
AIR CONDITIONING
J & S CARAVANS TAKE care of all your caravanning needs!
• All areas • Prompt service RUSSELL THOMAS PH: 0407 505 567
BUSINESS OF THE WEEK
After years of working for a Jayco dealership, Josh and Samantha have taken on a new journey doing what they love to do - only this time they’re the boss.
Compliance Certificate issued with each installation Permit No. L004172
ASPHALTING
Whilst the business has only been in operation since February 2015 their experience with caravans is second to none.
With Josh’s experience he has learnt the skills and importance of maintaining and servicing your pride and joy. Due to the passion Josh has found working within the caravan industry, he found the inspiration to start his own business alongside his wife Samantha, who has many years of experience with administration and business.
Josh and Samantha both have the drive to succeed.
or just to have one of those creature comforts.
With their newly expanding workshop in Traralgon, they now have the facility to undertake all insurance jobs from respected and major insurance providers.
J & S Caravan Services is excited to announce they are now a certified ALKO (ESC) Electronic Stability Control Installer as well as a dealer for GRIPSPORT bike racks.
Along with their authorisation to carry out Jayco warranty work, general repairs and maintenance/ fitting of aftermarket accessories
CARAVAN REPAIRS/SERVICES
BUILDER
(Due to customer demand they are now stocking small amounts of commonly used
Rec 20044
Find us on
phone:
0447 518 300
DB-U2050 MBAV 3684
www.christensen.com.au
www.jandscaravans.com.au
CARAVAN REPAIRS/SERVICES
CUSTOM BUILDING
Valley Mobile Caravan Repairs
FREE ONES SITE QUOT
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5174 5311 188 Argyle Street Traralgon email: traralgon@eurekagarages.com.au
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SHAYNE LEWIS ELECTRICIAN
0412 525 845
R.W. & A.R. INGLIS PTY LTD ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Established 1950
The Leading Edge in Kerbing
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Domestic Commercial Maintenance Rural Installations New Homes Free Quotations
Reg. No. 1066
Locally owned & operated in Traralgon
Ph. Dave on 0429 964 661
Ph: (03) 5174 1102 Mob 0412 913 071 ELECTRICIAN
ELECTRICIAN
Smart Choice Electrical REC 4188 ABN 73 882 721 322
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ELECTRICIAN
TRARALGON
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
Phone Ron 0408 540 225
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Lot 1/1 117 Traralgon-Maffra Road Traralgon
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Designed for your lifestyle
Over 45 years experience in all Caravan/Motorhome/Camper repairs
SERVICING GIPPSLAND FOR 16 YEARS Guaranteed Workmanship Driveways, Gardens, Carparks and Pool Surrounds, Decorative Concrete Paths and even those Small Concrete Jobs
Specialising in Insurance Work and Repairs in Latrobe Valley - Authorised JAYCO Service Agent - Caravan, Trailer Wheel Bearing Service - Certified ALKO ESC Installer
Local distributor of
Call them today 0447 518 300 to get your free quote or check out their website at www.jandscaravans.com.au
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The workshop is located at LOT 1/1 & 3 117 TraralgonMaffra Road, Traralgon.
ELECTRICIAN
EDGING
P&Y CHRISTENSEN BUILDERS New Homes Extensions Bathrooms Insurance work
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- Domestic - Rural - Commercial - Tele/data Contact Peter on
0438 177 153 or 5126 2110
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LOCAL TRADES AND SERVICES HEATING
Plumbing
PLUMBING - GAS FITTING - HEATING - COOLING - BATHROOM & KITCHENWARE - APPLIANCES - HANDYMAN - RETAIL SHOWROOM & HOME MAINTENANCE
HUGE HEATING SALE!
2 year warranty on standard replacement mufflers Custom tube bending Sport Systems Large stock on hand
SALES, SERVICE AND INSTALLATION
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www.francisplumbing.com.au
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BOSSE PLUMBING
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Broken tiles replaced All repairs to tile and metal roofs Metal and colorbond roof washing - External house washing Leaf Stop Gutter Guard
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www.jimsmowing.net
- 24 Hour Emergency
Tree Services
10 year warranty on restorations 12 months warranty on repair work
Franchise Enquires Welcome
AUTUMN SPECIALS
Celebrating 25 Years of industry leading services
Pacey
FREE QUOTES MOSS REMOVAL
Mowing, Gardening, Rubbish Removal, Clean-ups, Gutters. Insurance Cover Free Quotes
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Fences:
- Floor sanding Old and New Floors - Water based and Polyurethane Coatings
0437 332 722
www.treemason.com.au
SECURITY
PLUMBING
ALLAN MURPHY’S FENCING
0413 482 826
(03) 5176 5866
65-69 Lloyd St, Moe. 5127 2333
FENCING
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Call now for a FREE QUOTE 53-59 Eastern Road Traralgon
• Fully qualified • Fully insured • Free Quotes • Gippsland local for over 27 years
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COMPOST
Top quality mushroom compost. $80 per cubic meter. Open 7 days a week. Phone 5199 2869 or leave a message.
FIREWOOD
If you want the best quality, dry burning firewood, you need to come to Rosedale Premium Firewood. Ironbark, yellow box, redgum, sleeper offcuts. Nobody else sells this type of firewood in Gippsland. EFTPOS available. Open 7 days a week. Phone 5199 2869 or leave a message.
B & H Scrap Removals *WE BUY and REMOVE OLD CARS and SCRAP METAL *FREE farm clean ups
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Home Maintenance
Traralgon Lions Club Golf Day Raffle
Responsibility
GAS APPLIANCE REPAIRS and INSTALLATIONS
Drawing of the Golf Day Raffle which was to be undertaken at the Golf Club on Sunday 19th April has been postponed until 18th of October.
Please check your ad on the first day and bring any errors to the attention of the Classifieds Department immediately. The Latrobe Valley Express makes every effort to avoid errors. We regret that we cannot be responsible for any errors beyond the first day if you fail to bring it to our attention. No allowances can be made for errors not materially affecting the effectiveness of the ad. Position cannot will not be guaranteed. All claims for adjustment of credit must be made within seven days after billing date. We reserve the right to revise or restrict any ad we deem objectionable and to change the classification when necessary to conform to the policy of this newspaper. In the event an ad is omitted from publication, we assume no liability for such omission.
Winners will be published in the LV Express on 22nd October 2020
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MONDAY’S EDITION OF THE EXPRESS Due to current circumstances regarding social distancing and not visiting hospitals or newborns, Latrobe Valley Express has suspended visits to Latrobe Regional Hospital to the baby photos. Instead, parents are welcome to email a copy of your newborn photos for publication to our editorial staff - news@lvexpress.com.au with the subject line ‘baby photo’. Please include the following details: ● Baby’s first and middle name/s ● Baby’s surname ● DOB ● Mothers maiden name ● Mother and Fathers names ● Location of Hospital ● Hometown
The land affected by the application is located at: Corner of Frasers Lane and TraralgonMaffra Road - Crown Allotments 124, 124A, 125 and 125C Title Plan 315164A (VOL 8032 FOL 577) ● Road reserve of TraralgonMaffra Road The application is for a permit to: Use of development of a solar energy facility, utility installations and associated buildings and works, native vegetation removal, and business identification signage. This is a summary. Full details of the proposal are contained within the application documentation. The applicant for the permit is: South Energy on behalf of Frasers Lane Development Pty Ltd ATTN: Entura The application reference number is: PA1900723. You may look at the application and any documents that support the application by searching for the application number online at https://www.planning.vic.gov.au/permitsandapplications /ministerialpermits/browseministerialpermits. You may look at the application and any documents that support the application at the office of the responsible authority - Minister for Planning (care of the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning) at 8 Nicholson Street, East Melbourne VIC 3002. This can be done during office hours and is free of charge. Please contact Development.Approvals@delwp.vic.gov.au to look at the application at the office of the responsible authority. Any person who may be affected by the granting of the permit may object or make other submissions to the responsible authority (Minister for Planning) at either: Post: PO Box 500, East Melbourne VIC 8002 Email: Development.Approvals@delwp.vic.gov.au An objection must be made to the responsible authority in writing, include the reasons for the objection and state how the objector would be affected. The responsible authority must make a copy of every objection available at its office for any person to inspect during office hours free of charge until the end of the period during which an application may be made for review of a decision on the application. The responsible authority will not decide on the application before: 31 May 2020. If you object, the responsible authority will tell you its decision. ●
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BUNTINE (Sandy), Carmel. of Lake Tyers Beach. Passed away peacefully on 18 April 2020. Aged 83 years Dearly loved wife of Ron (dec.). Loving mother of Lia and Frank. Grandmother of Louise and Jack. Great Grandmother of Emmett and Ellis. Forever in our hearts PRIVATE FUNERAL STEPHEN BAGGS FUNERAL DIRECTORS BAIRNSDALE 5153 2150
BROWN, Stan. 16/4/2020. A best mate that will be missed. A lifetime of memories created - work, family, beers and laughs. Love to Margaret, Simon and family. From George and Cath Mercer. BROWN, Stan. To a beautiful uncle, thank you for the memories and the laughs. Forever in our hearts. Sending all our love to Aunty Marg, Simon and family. Love Darren, Jennifer, Thomas and Riley McCafferty. BROWN, Stan. 16/4/2020. Much loved Uncle Stan of Robert, Susan, Alexandra, Klay, Stephanie and Elizabeth. Sending all our love to Aunty Marg and family. Gone but not forgotten R.I.P.
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BROWN, Stan. 16/4/2020. Sad to say goodbye to a much loved friend. Sending all our love to Margaret and family Gone but never forgotten Love Sheila and Ian Hardy.
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STAFFORD, Ada Annie. Passed away peacefully at LRH on 19 April 2020. Aged 86 years Loved and loving husband of Geoff. Much loved mother and mother-in-law of Craig and Linda, Greg and Andrea. Loved Nanny Postie of Carly, Lauren, Emma, Taylor and Tiernan. Sleeping Peacefully
GOODWIN, Michael (Micka). 16/12/1985 - 18/4/2020. Beloved son of Peter and Diane Goodwin. Loved brother of Daniel. Loving father of Deaken and his mum Tammie, and family. His brave battle is over, now at peace He will not be forgotten by anyone who ever knew him - his humour, bravado SYMONS, Mardi. 19/12/1930 - 15/4/2020. and many talents. The Traralgon South Tennis Club is saddened by the loss of our Life Member Mardi Symons. HUTCHINS, John She was a wonderful and (Old Man). significant supporter of our 9/6/1973 - 17/4/2020. Loved partner of Meagan, local tennis community friend to Ella and best and has contributed greatly to its success, both at club friend to Brown Dog. If my love could have level and its sporting saved you, you would have achievements. lived forever. Rest easy my Not only did Mardi play love. Until we meet again. many successful seasons with the club, but she was also involved in its administration for 40 HUTCHINS, John. years, including many as 9/6/1973 to 17/4/2020. Secretary. As well as her Passed away peacefully Life Membership, her surrounded by his loving work was recognised in family. No funeral at 2008 when the Traralgon John's request. South tennis courts were Always in our hearts named in her honour to Mum, Meagan, Tisharne, acknowledge the signifiElla, Lyndal, Matt, Bailey cant role she had played, and Libby. and ensures we will never Rest easy Memono forget this remarkable lady, her tireless work and the many generations of tennis players that have all McCROHAN, been touched by Mardi's Josephine Teresa. wonderful contribution to 4/11/1940 - 17/4/2020. our tennis community. Passed away peacefully Our deepest sympathy to in her sleep Gordon and Yvonne, Aged 79 years Andrew and Janine, and Dearly beloved wife of Greg and Helen, as well Eugene (dec.). Much as all of her grandchildren loved mother of Sharon, and great grandchildren. Rita, Denis, Sondra, Siobhan and Shane. Cherished and adored Nana of Jackson, Shaun, Tom, Ben, Rohan and SYMONS, Mardi. Liam. I love a house that's lived in Private Funeral held on I love a house that's lived 28 April 2020 in, with clutter here and https://www.belindajane there; A magazine left open, a video.com/client-video/ jacket on a chair. josephine-mccrohan/ A smell of something TEMPLETON FAMILY baking, a special recipe; FUNERALS An ever eager offer of ALL AREAS (03) 9706 9555 hospitality. I love a house that's lived, it seems to stand apart: For in it is a woman who MONGAN, Elaine. Passed away 14 April 2020. has a loving heart. There is a hole in our Love from all the Crawford hearts that will never be family. filled. Reunited with Dad. Love and miss you Tracy, Wayne and Amanda.
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SYMONS, Mardi. Members of the Traralgon Horticultural Garden Club are saddened by the death of Mardi, a member for 42 years and a Life Member since 1996. She was Secretary for 33 years, an accredited Royal Horticultural Society Judge at flower shows and awarded the John Pascoe Fawkner Gold Medal in 2014 by RHSV for her services to horticulture. Her vibrant presence will be greatly missed.
WATKINS, David. Passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family at home on 19 April 2020. Aged 79 years Loved and loving husband of Jill. A loving and caring husband, father, poppy and friend. Deepest sympathies to all the family.
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HODGSON, Dorothy (Dot). Anzac Day 1996. Loved and remembered always R.I.P. Stan. MAY, Robert J. 12/9/1942 - 26/4/2013. Rob, thank you for our wonderful life and memories together. You're always in my heart Together with our Craig. Love Mary, Nicole and Elise XXX.
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Recalling a big day for the Harriers
ATHLETICS
WITH the Traralgon Harriers out of action due to coronavirus, we have taken a look back to a significant moment in the club’s history on April 12-13, 1997. The Traralgon Harriers open relay team created a new world record in winning its event at the 24-hour ultra marathon championships at the Coburg athletics track. The Harriers veteran relay team also won the veterans section, in a weekend of highlights at the Harold Stevens track where a number of Australian and world records were broken, despite blistering temperatures on both days. Ultra runners and walkers, together with the relay runners, endured extremes of heat and cold. Competitors were drained by Saturday’s 30-degree heat. In the early hours of Sunday morning, when the previous day’s heat had radiated out through the clear night sky, runners shivered as they jogged warm-up laps in jumpers, beanies and gloves. Ironically, by mid-morning competitors again grabbed water from drink stations to pour over their heads in an attempt to cool down. With team members coming from throughout the Valley and Gippsland, and an age range across both teams spanning fifty years, the Harriers runners were thrilled with their double victory. The team set a new Australian and world 24-hour track relay record for
this event, subject to official ratification, in winning the open relay, sprinting a total distance of 385.2 kilometres from midday Saturday to noon Sunday, at an average distance run of over 38km for each runner. Competitors run half hour legs every five hours throughout the 24-hour period, with little or no sleep between runs. The team of Ian Cornthwaite, Birgit Schuckmann-Wilson, Darrell Cross, Brett Franklin, Steve Postlethwaite, Michael Lancaster, Gavin Jarvis, Steve Gilbert, Bruce Salisbury and Neil Griffiths set a blistering pace, which it maintained to the finish. Team anchor Ian Cornthwaite finished his final relay leg fresh enough to compete in, and win, the 8km fun run on Sunday morning. Teenagers Brett Franklin and Michael Lancaster pushed the team to an early lead that was never challenged. The sole woman runner in the team, former Olympic marathon runner and new Harriers coach, Birgit SchuckmannWilson, eclipsed her male opponents on the track. With the team approaching a final winning margin of 62km, last leg runner Gavin Jarvis battled illness and heat in the final half hour of the championships. Showing great mental strength he ran hard to overtake the world record distance and set a new team mark of 385.2km, less than a kilometre beyond the old record of 384.4km set in 1996 by the Yan Yean Road Runners.
The veteran’s team won the Relay Challenge for the third year in a row, demolishing its target distance of 300 km to finish ahead of a number of the open teams. The team of Glenn Fisher, Steve Eagle, Lee Graham, Belinda Issell, Chester Goulter, Frank Ward, Peter Grixti, Mick Bridle, David Graham and Barry Higgins maintained its speed throughout the 24 hours, slowing slightly only during the first and last stages which
were both run in the energy sapping heat. In the individual 24-hour ultra marathon, winners Helen Stanger and Yiannis Kouros repeated their 1996 wins, but the sweet taste of victory was, for each, soured by misfortune. Kouros completed his first marathon distance in three hours, and completed over six marathons on end, not stopping even for minor calls of nature. Halfway through his seventh
Results, tenth Coburg Athletics Club 24-hour ultra marathon championships. Individual: Yiannis Kouros 266.18km, Helen Stanger 206, Carmela Carrassi (walker) 166.6, Peter Armistead 163.09, Ron Hill 161.46, Kevin Mansell 159.46, Peter Gray 144.40, Michael Grayling 142.92, Peter Richardson 135.20, Peter Waddell (w) 130, Bev Carr (w) 126.56, Bill Hick 117.72, John Timms 106, Philip Essam 103.30, Merv Lockyer (w) 100, Ozkan Turcan 50. Relay: Traralgon Harriers Open 385.20 kilometres, Coburg Open 322.80, Traralgon Harriers Veterans 316.56, Altona Veterans 304.12, Coburg Veterans 301.60, Victorian Road Runners 288.71, Coburg Ten Fabulous Females 263.61, Coburg Little Aths 259.64, Coburg Young Guns 232.17.
Family contributions in country footy Gippsland FL) in 2016 he created a unique record by becoming the fourth generation Burgess to play with the Bloods. His father Christian played (1991-2013) and coached Trafalgar (1999-2000), his grandfather Ray (1971-85) played as did his great grandfather Charlie (1950 -52).
FOOTBALL
THIS week we continue the series of excerpts from the book Gippsland Football Facts & Figures penned by local sporting historian LAURIE WILLIAMS. Chapter 3 is titled families.
BONDED TOGETHER AT MORWELL
NEW RECORD AT TRAFALGAR
WHEN Morwell played Warragul in a Central Gippsland FL match in 1933, one third of the team were Bonds. The six were Harry, Lou, Ted, Vic, Tom and Jock. All were recruited from district club Yinnar.
On July 23, 2016, Trafalgar ruckman Chris De Haas broke Brian Sim’s 330 games record with Trafalgar.
FIRST TO 100 SEAN Cattanach became the first player to play 100 games with Toongabbie in the North Gippsland FL. The club only lasted ten years 1987-1997.
TWO OF A KIND
TWO players of the same name were opposed to each other in a thirds match between Boolarra and Maryvale. They were both named Paul Williams and both wore number five.
ALONG CAME JONES
THE Morwell team to play Traralgon in 1887 comprised seven players named Jones (five were brothers) and the other two were not related. The captain was Jack Jones.
FIVE BROTHERES AT ALLAMBEE
AT one stage the Allambee Football Club had five brothers playing in the one season. They were Jim, Cecil, Arthur, Bert and James Dyke.
300 UP FOR JOHN
ON May 24 1986, John Birmingham played his 300th game for Nambrok in the North Gippsland FL, only a few weeks later Neville Salmon played his 400th game for Stratford.
WHAT’S IN A NAME?
IN a match, Glenmaggie Weir versus Ramblers (Heyfield FA) in 1927 two players Weir (Ramblers)
Record-breaker: Chris De Haas after he played his 331st game of senior football for Trafalgar against Mirboo North in 2016. He is pictured with his biggest fans, son Hudson, daughter Isabella and wife Danielle. photograph
LACK OF BOYS SEE NEW CLUB FORMED
and Ramble (Weir) collided and both were taken to the Sale hospital.
up for Nilma-Darnum in 2015 for the first time all five had played together.
IN 2000, due to a lack of Under16 players three clubs in the Traralgon Junior FL were forced into merging, the three were West End, Combined Saints and Police Boys and were called the Allies.
SIX BROTHERS KICK OFF WITH DEVON
FATHER & SEVEN SONS PLAY FOR BULN BULN
TWO LEAGUES MERGE IN UNDER-16
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A match between Devon and Tarraville in 1883 commenced at 4pm and finished in the dark at 6pm. Devon’s first team had six sets of brothers. Keating (3), Griffiths (2), Doherty (2), O’Neill (2), Moore (4), Cotter (2).
NINE Halls line up for Buln Buln in a one off game in 2015. Mary Royce-Hall mother with sons D’Arcy, Rhys, Chad, Dylan, Mitchell, Jacob, Todd and John Hall (father) in the centre.
BROTHERS SCORE BIG
ON May 26 2012, Don Wight umpired his 1000th game. He commenced umpiring in 1975 with TDJFL then crossed to the LVUP in 1977 where he has continued ever since.
BROTHERS Kevin and Tim Somerville kicked 30 of Bairnsdale’s 31 goals against Rosedale in 1935. Tom finished with 17 while Kevin finished with a modest 13.
FIVE BROTHERS FOR NILMA-DARNUM
THE five Campbell brothers lined
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Remember when: The Traralgon Harriers open and veteran team members (back row, from left) David Graham, Steve Eagle, Neil Griffiths (second row) Peter Grixti, Steve Postlethwaite, Glenn Fisher, Mick Bridle, Darrel Cross, Frank Ward, Bruce Salisbury, Ian Cornthwaite (front row) Steve Gilbert, Belinda Issell, Lee Graham, Michael Lancaster, Barry Higgins.
marathon he was forced to walking pace because of a knee injury. His total of 266.18 km was disappointingly short of his own world record and well under his target of the magical 300km, to which he has come so close, so often. A member of the Harriers veteran team who ran the final relay leg in the last 30 minutes of the race realised, to his horror, that he could not keep up with Kouros, who had already run non-stop for 23 and a half hours! In outright second place was women’s winner Helen Stanger, who ran 206km, again short of her 220km Australian record, in a race that for her was marred by illness in the first few hours. Taken from the course on a stretcher, Stanger recovered to finish ahead of race walker Carmella Carrassi, who broke her own Australian and world 24-hour track and all time best records.
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NUMBERS UP FOR DON
FOUR GENERATIONS OF BURGESS AT TRAFALGAR
WHEN 16 year old Brodie Burgess ran out for the Trafalgar seniors in their match against YYN (Mid
IN 2018, due to a lack of numbers three clubs from the TDFA and three from the SJFL joined forces for the Under-16 competition. The three were Heyfield, Sale City and Maffra from SJFL and the Traralgon based teams were Southside, Pax Hill and Police Boys.
DON’T HIT A HODGE ON May 22, 1965 during the Stratford/Buchan match there were 12 Hodges from five families playing seniors and reserves for Buchan, they were Charlie 34, Ken 33, Nigel 30, Christie 27, Bill 22, David 20, Darryl 18, Geoff 21, Bradley 16, Lindsay 24, Neil 27 and George 29.
COL METCALF FINALLY RETIRES
COLIN Metcalf (Traralgon Tyers United) finally retired after playing 534 games of football with various clubs. He called it a day on May 15, 1993.
NORTH GIPPSLAND’S LONG HISTORY THE North Gippsland Football League has a long history stretching back to 1923 when the Cowwarr FA merged with the Traralgon District FA to form the Cowwarr FL, then in 1955 the league merged again, this time with the Sale District FL to form the Sale-Cowwarr FL. In 1965 the name changed to the North Gippsland FL.
UMPIRE OUT THE first semi-final of the Morwell/ Trafalgar match (CGFL) in 1951 was held up for several minutes in the first quarter when umpire Male was knocked over when the ball, kicked off the ground by a Morwell player, hit him on the side of the face. Play stopped immediately and players of both sides supported him until trainers arrived. He received quite a deal of attention before he was able to continue.
TOWN SPLITS IN TWO IN 1925 at the Meeting of the Morwell-Mirboo FA held in Yinnar, the Mirboo North delegates argued that Yinnar was not suitable for a meeting. In protest they withdrew their team and joined the South Gippsland FA. A newly-formed team called North Mirboo replaced them. The town of Mirboo North was split with one team (Mirboo North) playing in the South Gippsland FA and the other North Mirboo in the Morwell-Mirboo FA. Both clubs shared the same facilities at Mirboo North.
Noah is running with a purpose By MICHELLE SLATER
A NINE-year-old Trafalgar boy has found a way to stay active during COVID-19 lockdowns while raising several thousands of dollars for sick kids. Noah Keltie is in the midst of clocking up 100 kilometres by running in between five and seven-and-a-half kilometres a day. His mum Melissa said the “super fit” primary school student was well over the half way mark and had so far raised more than $3,700 for The Royal Children’s Hospital. Ms Keltie said the keen basketball and tennis player was looking for a way to keep active when his sports were put on ice due to coronavirus restrictions. “He was starting to get a bit anxious so he began running to keep himself active, he is an active and super fit kid and was missing that high intensity outlet,” Ms Keltie said. “One of my friends suggested he could put
his running to a good use and he thought this was a good idea, so set himself a 100 kilometre target.” Ms Keltie said she was impressed at Noah’s self-motivation and discipline and he has stuck at it with no prompting from his parents. She said he gives himself two rest days a week and has the use of a treadmill just in case he can’t get outside for a run. Ms Keltie said Noah’s dad Jim has also been upping his own physical fitness by going out with his son, and his principal even wants to join him for a leg around the school oval. “Noah is too little to do it on his own, so him and his dad do it together, but dad can’t keep up with him, Noah will keep going,” Ms Keltie said. “Dad is getting fitter, he was impressed he ran more than seven kilometres with Noah, and the dog also gets a nice workout every day.” To follow Noah’s progress, or to donate, visit give.everydayhero.com/au/noahs-run-for-rch.
Running on: Trafalgar’s Noah Keltie, 9, is running 100 kilometres to raise funds for The Royal Children’s Hospital. photograph hayley mills
Innovative approach a winner for archers
Eyes on the prize: Edwin Jones is in the United Kingdom.
Gallic flavour: Yves Kerbaul is in France.
Local favourite: Peter Bennett is in Morwell.
Sandgroper: Dave Undy is in Western Australia.
ONE sport which has been able to keep competition going during these uncertain times as a result of coronavirus is archery. Morwell-based club Twin City Archers Gippsland is staging the COV Medal Win in Isolation Series. The brainchild of club member David Gaze, the series features weekly events where competitors can set up at home. The ideal length of space is 18m, but the beauty of the competition is if you have a smaller area to work with, the face (target) is scaled to suit your requirements. Club member Peter Bennett has been among the nearly 200 people to compete in the series. “My set-up is on the back deck at home and I’ve got a five-metre space,” he said. “Even though the face is smaller because it has been scaled to cater
Valley’s own rising star: Aleesha Whiffen is in Morwell.
to my distance, it looks exactly the same in the scope. “My scores so far have been around their normal average and as a competitor, it looks and feels no different. “I think that is what it is proving so popular.” The reach of the series is spreading by the week, with those in Australia joined by fellow archers in the United Kingdom, New Zealand, United States, Indonesia and Canada. Gaze has been delighted with the response to his concept. “We had 100 the first week and it has grown every week since which has not surprised me,” he said. “It allows people to compete against one another regardless of where they live on an equal playing field.” Competitors put their scores into an app developed by the Europeanbased company Rcherz.com, which tracks their progress in real time and ranks them against the worldwide rivals. Gaze, who oversees the running of the competition, said the biggest workload came in the development phase. “We had to develop and produce about 1500 faces on PDF, either as A4 landscape/portrait or A3 landscape/ portrait for people to print out and set up at home,” he said. “There was some user misunderstanding in the early stages, but that is not an issue now. “We run each of the rounds over a 24-hour window which takes out the problems with different time zones. Another positive aspect of the competition is the engagement by archers to display photos of themselves at home and share them, with the backyard, hallway and farm paddocks popular spots to set up. “It is wonderful to see archers connecting together during this time of isolation,” he said. For more on the series, visit Twin City Archers or Australian Archery’s Facebook pages.
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