“The Chatty Cafe initiative aims to reduce social isolation and loneliness by encouraging and creating opportunities for people to interact through conversation,” Cr Baker said.
■ affordable housing
■ safer roads
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■ Mornington Peninsula Shire Council intends to use the lead-up time to the State Election to advocate for local projects.
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■ a new hospital and medical research centre for Rosebud
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■ Local Dandenong resident, Barry Alan Knee, has been inducted into the Shell Rimula Wall of Fame at the 2022 National Road Transport Hall of Fame Reunion, known as The Australian Festival of Transport, in Alice Springs. Barry is a proud truck owner and operator, often offering his services to help primary producers in need and giving back to the community. He has been working in the transport industry since he turned 19, when he started working full-time with his father for the family business, Barry Knee Haulage.
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■ a cross-Peninsula bus service (Hastings to Mornington)
■ A Mornington Peninsula resident aged 21 or under will have their speech read out in Parliament by their MHR as part of Raise Our Voice’s Youth Voice
“We are calling on political candidates in the seats of Hastings, Mornington and Nepean to pledge funding for our most important projects,” said a statement from the Council.
The Council has developed a list of our top priorities for the Mornington Peninsula.
■ building one of the worlds greatest walking and cycling trails
Supported by UNICEF Australia and the Australian Youth Affairs Coalition, Youth Voice in Parliament Week aims to give young Australians.
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Flinders MHR Zoe McKenzie says that the project is open to all residents under the age of 21, Youth Voice in Parliament Week provides the opportunity for local members of parliament and senators to read out a 90-second statement written by a member of their community answering a specific prompt.
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■ changing our status to peri-regional“We want the Peninsula community to get behind our call because together we can have a greater impact.”The Council is using the theme if Demand better. Act now.
■ Frankston North West Ward Cr Sue Baker visited Karingal PLACE Neighbourhood Centre to launch the initiative, which involves a space to have a chat that may brighten someone's day.
● Cr Anthony Marsh
“The aim is to kick start conversations, get people chatting to increase social connections within a commu-
Council Coordinator Neighbourhood Inclusion, Fiona Cann, said isolation and loneliness and are significant factors in society, and this was magnified by the COVID lockdowns.
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Cr Baker said that the Chatty Cafe, which will operate at Karingal PLACE on Wednesdays from 10am to 12 noon, provides an open invitation for residents to get together and have a chat over a tea or coffee.
■ a new performing arts centre improved mobile coverage
● ● Cr Sue Baker and Frankston Council Co-Ordinator Neighbourhood Inclusion, Fiona Cann, enjoy at cuppa at the Chatty Cafe at Karingal PLACE Neighbourhood Centre.
Mayor Cr Anthony Marsh said: "We encourage all residents, community groups and businesses to add their voices to ours to ensure our message gets through.”
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■ securing recycled water supply
“We need funding and support for:
■ protecting our coastline from erosion – including our piers and jetties
The Party was hopeful of winning up to 10 seats at the November 26 State Election just 80 days away.
■ MULGRAVE. BP Truckstop. Cnr Springvale and Wellington Rds.
Community members are invited to submit a short story of up to 150 words and an image (preferrable but optional) that will be displayed during the celebration.
■ SEAFORD. United Service Station. 267 Seaford Rd.
■ Expressions of interest are now open with Greater Dandenong Council for community members who wish to share a story about Merle Mitchell AM, a dedicated and passionate community activist and member of the Spirit of Enterprise.
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■ ■ ■ ■ ■ HASTINGS. 7-Eleven. 1835 Frankston-Flinders Rd.
■ ■ DROMANA. Newsagency. 177 Point Nepean Rd.
■ ■ ■ ■ KARINGAL. Coles Karingal. Cnr Karingal Dr and Ashleigh Ave.
■ ■ ■ MORNINGTON. Coles Express. 1010 Nepean Hwy.
■ ■ FRANKSTON SOUTH. Licensed Post Office. 58 Yuille St
■ ■ ■ ■ DROMANA. Caltex. 107 Point Nepean Rd.
“Mr Davis has a history of inappropriate behaviour. In April last year Mr Davis abused staff working at a brewery in Bright because they had run out of the meal he wanted. It was reported Mr Davis was aggressive, he was confrontational and he was so inappropriate that the staff member was so shaken hewas required to take a break,” Mr Barton said.
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■ MORNINGTON. Caltex Woolworths. 223 Main St.
■ SPRINGVALE. Continental Mart. 219 Springvale Rd.
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■ ■ TYABB. Flatties Fish and Chips. 1541 Frankston-Flinders Rd.
■ ■ LYNBROOK. Coles Express. 850 South Gippsland Hwy.
■ SEAFORD. Woolworths. Cnr Seaford Rd and Nepean Hwy.
■ ■ MOUNT MARTHA. Dava Hotel. 614 Esplanade.
■ ■ CRANBOURNE. Newsagency. 105 High St.
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■ SOMERVILLE. Newsagency. 27 Eramosa Rd East.
■ ■ ■ ■ DANDENONG NORTH. Lotto and News. 56 Menzies Ave.
■ ■ McCRAE. Coles. McCrae Plaza. Cnr Nepean Hwy and Lonsdale St.
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■ SEAFORD. Riviera Hotel. 30 Nepean Hwy.
■ ■ DROMANA. 7-Eleven. 335 Point Nepean Rd.
■ RED HILL. Red Hill General Store. 83 Arthurs Seat Rd.
Ocean Beach Rd.
■ The Whip has previously reported about a local Melbourne -wide start-up, the Chronicle Newspaper Group, which has a website promising 1.2 million hard copies per month in 52 versions, prior to the State Election.
■ ■ FRANKSTON. Coles Express. 227 Frankston-Flinders Rd and Robinsons Rd.
■ McCRAE. The Lott. 739 Point Nepean Rd.
■ MORNINGTON. Farrells Bookstore. 143 Main St.
■ SAFETY BEACH. 3/154 Marine Drive.
Memories of Merle
■ ■ CRANBOURNE. Woolworths Caltex. Cnr South Gippsland Hwy and Thompsons Rd.
■ ■ FRANKSTON SOUTH. Foot St Supermarket and Wine Cellars. 45 Foot St.
■ ■ ■ ■ DANDENONG NORTH. 7-Elevem. 1464 Heatherton Rd.
■ ■ MOUNT MARTHA. Newsagency. 2 Lochiel Ave.
■ PORTSEA. Portsea Hotel. 3746 Point Nepean Rd.
Langwarrin. McClelland Dr & Skye Rd
■ MORNINGTON. Newspower. 241 Main St.
■ ■ ■ ■ BALNARRING. Balnarring Village Newspower. Shop 2, 3000 FrankstonFlinders Rd.
Cnr Salmon St & High St.
“Council is honoured to support
■ RYE. Supermarket. 4 Hygeia St.
■ MOUNT MARTHA. Beachbox Fish and Chips. 5 Lochiel Ave.
■ SOMERVILLE. United. 1025 Frankston-Flinders Rd.
■ ■ ■ ■ LANGWARRIN. Lotto. 230 Frankston Rd.
■ ■ RYE. Newsagency. 2369-2371 Point Nepean Rd.
■ TOOTGAROOK. Coles Express. 1825 Point Nepean Rd.
However, the Sunday Herald Sun reported that the group was in a shambles, as one group wrestled for control.
■ RYE. RSL. 5/11 Neilson St.
Cheltenham Rd (Cnr Kingsclere Rd)
■ ■ BAXTER. Newsagency & Lotto. Shopp 6/96 Baxter-Tooradin Rd.
■ ■ HASTINGS. United. 1996
■ MENTONE. Coles Express. Cnr Nepean Hwy and Warrigal Rd.
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■ ■ ■ ■ FRANKSTON NORTH. IGA Express. 54-56 Mahogany Ave.
■ The Teals have announced Melissa Lowe as candidate for Hawthorn.
Mayor Cr Jim Memeti said Merle’s contribution to the community has been immense.
Merle’s family in duly celebrating her life and honouring her contribution to her community,” said the Cr Memeti.
■ ■ KARINGAL. 7-Eleven. 330
■ ■ DANDENONG. Dande Lotto. 308 Thomas St.
Submissions close on Sunday, September 25. For more information visit rialvic.gov.au/merle-mitchell-memo-greaterdandenong.
■ ■ KEYSBOROUGH. 7-Eleven. 309
■ ■ DANDENONG SOUTH. United Petroleum. 315 South Gippsland Hwy.
1045 Frankston-Flinders Rd.
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■ MOUNT MARTHA. Ritchies Supermarket, 8-16 Lochiel Ave.
■ ■ ■ ■ FRANKSTON. Frankston RSL. 183 Cranbourne Rd.
■ The State Parliamentary ambitions of Moreland’s Cr Oscar Yildiz are in disarray for the time being with the implosion this week of the Victorians Party.
■ ■ ■ ■ FRANKSTON. Ritchies IGA. Cnr Hastings Rd and Golf Link Rd.
■ ■ HASTINGS. Lucky Lotto and News. Shop 2/9 Queen St
■ ■ NOBLE PARK. Lucky Star Lotto & Newws. 1268 Heatherton Rd.
■ ■ SPRINGVALE SOUTH. 7-Eleven. 581 Springvale Rd.
A complaint is reportedly before the Victorian Electorial Commission about the Vics, as is an application to deregister the partywhich collapsed before it really started.
■ Liberal Upper House Leader David Davis’s “behaviour was so appalling he had to publicly apologise for his drunken, inappropriate behaviour at a multicultural event. His own colleagues had to put him into the back of his driver’s car after he refused to leave the event, despite being asked multiple times,” said independent MLC Rod Barton in State Parliament last week.
■ SEAFORD. Caltex. 467 Frankston-Dandenong Rd.
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■ ■ LANGWARRIN SOUTH. General Store. Shop 1/143 Warrandyte Rd
■ MORNINGTON. Grand Hotel. 124 Main St.
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■ ■ SEAFORD. Newsagency. 124 Nepean Hwy.
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■ ■ BAXTER. Caltex. 1 BaxterTooradin Rd.
■ TYABB. United. 1491 FrankstonFlinders Rd.
■ ■ FRANKSTON. Beach Street Newsagency. 237 Beach St.
■ ■ ■ ■ CHELSZEA. Longbeach Hotel. 380 Nepean Hwy.
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“Merle was instrumental in the Spirit of Enterprise history project, which is internationally acclaimed, to ensure the story of local migrant settlement in Greater Dandenong was known, honoured and continually celebrated.
Merle passed away in September last year . In recognition of her contributions to the community Greater Dandenong Council is supporting a celebratory memorial event on Sunday, November 13, at the Springvale Community Hub.
■ ■ SAFETY BEACH. Cafe Del Sol. 81 Marine Drive.
“Merle was a much-loved and well-respected person in our Greater Dandenong community.
■ ■ KEYSBOROUGH. Caltex. 248
Order in the House
■ Felicity Frederico, former Bayside Mayor, has been confirmed as the teal independent candidate for Brighton, wanting to unseat James Newbury (Liberal).
■ SOMERVILLE. Coles Express.
■ ■ CARRUM DOWNS. 7-Eleven. Frankston-Dandenong Rd (Cnr 10 Amayla Cres)
■ ■ BLAIRGOWRIE. United Service Station. 2867 Point Nepean Rd.
■ ■ HASTINGS. Post Shop. 68 High St.
■ ■ HASTINGS. Coles Express. Cnr Frankston-Flinders Rd (152 High St)
■ ■ RED HILL. United Service Station. 87 Arthurs Seat Rd.
■ ■ ■ ■ CRANBOURNE NORTH. 7Eleven. 945 South Gippsland Hwy.
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■ SPRINGVALE SOUTH. 747 Springvale Rd.
■ ■ ■ ■ BAXTER. Liberty Service Station. 161 Moorooduc Hwy.
■ ■ ■ ■ BLAIRGOWRIE. Cafe. 2837 Point Nepean Rd.
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■ MORNINGTON. 7-Eleven. 893 Nepean Hwy.
■ ■ BAXTER. Licensed Post Office. 72 Baxter-Tooradin Rd.
■ ■ FLINDERS. General Store. 48 Cook St.
■ ■ ■ SHOREHAM. Licensed Post Office. 87 Byrnes Rd.
Before a single edition hits the streets, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission says that a company called Chronicle Newspaper Group Pty Ltd made an application on April 4 this yearfor voluntaryThede-registration.company’swebsite says that the first edition, the South-East Edition, is due to be published on Monday week (September 19).
Vics Party disarray
Cr Yildiz, decsribing himself as Deputy Leader and Co-Founder, was still posting local footy club support on a Victorians Party Facebook page at the weekend.
■ NOBLE PARK. Newsagency. 22 Douglas St.
■ ROSEBUD. Newsagency. 1083 Point Nepean Rd.
■ ■ BITTERN. IGA. 2428-2436 Frankston Rd.
■ ROSEBUD. The Lott Shop. Shop K002,. Rosebud Plaza, Cnr McCombe St and Point Nepean Rd.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ HASTINGS. Ritchies. Cnr Salmon St & High St.
■ LYNBROOK. BP. 7181 South Gippsland Hwy.
■ SEAFORD. BP. 298 FrankstonDandenong Rd.
■ ■ BALNARRING. Ritchies IGA. Russell St.
■ ■ CAPEL SOUND. The Lott. 1643 Point Nepean Rd.
■ SORRENTO. Stringers Store. 2-8 Ocean Beach Rd.
■ ■ LANGWARRIN. Caltex
■ ■ SPRINGVALE. Newsagency. 32 Springvale Rd.
■ MOUNT ELIZA. Newsagency. Shop 7/85 Mount Eliza Way.
■ ■ MERRICKS. Merricks General Wine Store. 3460 Frankston-Flinders Rd.
■ ■ EDITHVALE. Foodworks. 130/131 Station St.
■ ■ FRANKSTON. Bayside News and Tatts. 194/28 Beach St.
■ ■ SORRENTO. News & Books. 66
Cheltenham Rd.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FLINDERS. Hotel. Cnr FrankstonFlinders Rd and Cook St.
■ MORDIALLOC. Woolworths. 600 Main St.
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■ ■ LYNBROOK. 7-Eleven. 760 South Gippsland Hwy.
■ RYE. Whitecliffs General Store. 2507 Point Nepean Rd.
■ RED HILL SOUTH. Cellar and Pantry. 141 Shoreham Rd.
■ ■ FRANKSTON. The National Golf Club - Long Island. Frankston-Dandenong165/235Rd.
■ Pascoe Vale MLA Lizzie Blandthorn’s lobbyist brother John Paul is proving to be a distraction for the Labor Party.
“She became widely known for her achievements at local, state and federal levels, especially as an advocate for the provision of adequate social welfare and for the rights of older people in aged care.
■ ■ HASTINGS. Westernport Hotel.
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■ ■ CRIB POINT. Cellars and Newsagency. 182 Stony Point Rd.
■ ■ MORNINGTON EAST. Benton Square News and Tatts. 210 Dunns Rd
■ A protective services officer from Transit and Public Safety Command has been allegedly caught driving over the legal alcohol limit. The 37-year-old man was breath tested following a two-vehicle-collision. He allegedly returned an evidentiary breath test reading of .165. No one was injured.
The victim was transported to hospital where he underwent surgery for his injuries and spent seven days recovering.
It is believed an 18-year-old man was stabbed following a verbal altercation with a group of males just after 4pm, sustaining lifethreatening injuries.
✔Renewal works to the Endeavour Hills Library renewal works are scheduled to kick off from September 19. At a cost of $113,536, the renewal works will modernise the service desk and self-check station to allow for an accessible entrance, new dedicated meeting room and re-purposed floor space.
He was interviewed and charged with interfere with a crew member in an aircraft, reckless conduct endanger life, assault police, possess a prohibited weapon and commit an indicatable offence while on bail.The Seaford man was remanded in custody to appear at Frankston Magistrates’ Court last Thursday (Sept. 1).
■ 14 foldable knives
Air Wing officers directed Police on the ground to an address on Postregna Way in Skye shortly Attendingafter.officers located a laser and arrested a 36-yearold man at the premises.
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Death at Berwick
As the death occurred following contact with Police, as is standard procedure, Professional Standards Command will have oversight of the investigation.
illicit firearms and trafficking of drugs of dependence is something that our organisation will not“Wetolerate.have a team of police members working tirelessly around the clock to identify these offenders, to track them down and hold them to account.“Ifyou're an individual committing these offences, be rest assured police will one day be coming through your doors to pay you a visit, Sgt Frost said.
Teen charged
Police from the Southern Region Division 3 Divisional Response Unit with the assistance of the Southern Region Division 3 Tactical Arrest Team and the Operational Safety Unit Tactical Arrest Team, executed a warrant at an address on Kernot Crescent about 5.40am.
He is the fourth person arrested in relation to theOnincident.August4, a 16-year-old Dandenong North boy was charged with affray and bailed to appear at a childrens’ court at a later date.
A 46-year-old Frankston man was arrested and is expected to be charged on summons with selling a controlled weapon to a child, sell or advertise prohibited weapons and sell or advertise for sale imitation firearms.
The occupants in the two other vehicles were not seriously injured.
Police are appealing for public as sistance to help locate missing man Neil. The 71-year-old was last seen near Dandenong Railway Station around 10pm on Friday (Sept. 20). Police and family are concerned for Neil’s welfare due to his medical condition. He was last seen wearing a checked shirt, grey jeans and brown dress shoes. Anyone who sights Neil is urged to call Triple Zero (000) or with information about his whereabouts is urged to call Springvale Police Station on 8558 8600.
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✖Nunawading Highway Patrol officers are investigating a collision in Mount Waverley on Sunday last week (Aug. 28). It is believed a vehicle collided with a power pole before it struck a pedestrian about 12:40pm on Stephensons Rd. The 17-year-old pedestrian was taken to hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries. Anyone who has dashcam footage or any other information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au
✔The bushfire-affected community is proud to launch artworks as part of the Creative Recovery Program. The artworks are on permanent display at Tonimbuk Hall and Cannibal Creek Reserve in Garfield North. The program was a partnership between Cardinia Shire Council and the Creative Recovery Network, funded by the Victorian Government. The project was established to give local bushfire-affected community members the opportunity to creatively respond to and help process their experience of the 2019 Bunyip Complex Bushfires.
A 63-year-old Noble Park North man was charged prohibited person possess a handgun and trafficking a drug of dependence. He was remanded to appear at the Dandenong Magistrates’ Court.
■ Police arrested two people and seized firearms, weapons and drugs after a warrant was executed in Noble Park North on Friday morning (Sept. 2).
✔Biodiversity Month is being held for the second year. Cardinia Shire Council has partnered with several neighbouring councils. The competition encourages residents to record local species throughout September using iNaturalist – a free app that helps identify the plants and animals
■ Detectives from the Dandenong Crime Investigation Unit have charged a 16-yearold Cranbourne North boy following a stabbing at a supermarket on McCrae St, Dandenong on Thursday, August 4.
■ 15 machetes
arrested a 39-year-old Cranbourne man and a 39-year-old Cranbourne woman at the Lesdon Avenue residence.Thepair were in custody to assist Police with their enquiries.
Frankston Acting Inspector Ian Pregnell said: “Any form of weapon, be it knives or imitation firearms have the potential to cause significant alarm in the community.
■ A man and a woman have been arrested following the ramming of a police vehicle with an alleged stolen car in Cranbourne on Thursday night (Sept. 1).
■ Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives have charged a 44-year-old man following a fatal collision in Ferntree Gully.
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A 42-year-old Noble Park North man was charged with possess a drug of dependence, prohibited person possessing an imitation firearm, possessing prohibited weapons and making false documents.Hewasbailed to appear at the Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on February 1.
Station St business raided
The Lilydale man has been charged with numerous offences including culpable driving causing death, reckless conduct endangering life and dangerous driving while pursued by Police.
The charges relate to the death of a 39year-old woman following a three-vehicle collision on Ferntree Gully Rd shortly after 5.30pm on Saturday, August 27.
It is alleged that a man left the address shortly after and drove the Skyline into a marked police vehicle several times before driving a short distance, dumping the car and fleeing on foot. No-one was injured during theOfficersincident.
Police conducted a search warrant in Station St, Frankston, at about 10am on Thursday (Sept., 1), when they seized:
■ 23 imitation firearms
■ 33 knives
During the searches police allegedly located a firearm, knuckle dusters, imitation firearms, cash and drugs including methylamphetamine, heroin and prescription medication.
Emergency services were called to the intersection of Parkhill Drive and Avebury Drive to reports of the collision involving a car and a pedestrian about 4.40pm.
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“When used in serious and violent crime, they can tear families apart, terrify victims and threaten the wellbeing of society. The Frankston community can rest assured that we will continue to thoroughly investigate any reports of weapons being sighted, sold, or advertised and do everything in our power to ensure such weapons never make it to the streets.”
■ Police have charged a man after a laser was allegedly pointed at the police Air Wing last Wednesday night (Aug. 31).
Noble Park: weapons seized
He remained in hospital where a bedside remand hearing was held.
A 14-year-old boy and a 16-year-old boy, both of Dandenong North, were also arrested at the time and released pending further inquiries.
The helicopter was flying above the Carrum Downs area about 11pm when a laser was allegedly shone at the aircraft several times.
■ one hatchet, and one sword
■ Police are investigating following a fatal collision in Berwick on Wednesday (Aug. 31).
Sergeant James Frost said: “Possession of
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The Knoxfield woman was the passenger in the vehicle allegedly being driven by the charged man.
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✔School children in the Dandenong Creek area have been doing some detective work to learn about the health of the local waterway as part of an innovative Melbourne Water education program. ‘The Creek Project’ offers a fun and exciting experience, where children learn about natural and urban water cycles, water pollution and biodiversity before getting hands-on testing the creek’s water quality for themselves. This involves working with a scientist to look for waterbugs and analyse data.
Air Wing at risk at Carrum Downs
Officers observed an allegedly stolen Nissan Skyline parked in the driveway of a private address on Lesdon Avenue about 9pm.
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The pedestrian died at the scene. The female driver of the vehicle was not injured and stopped at the scene.
■ Frankston Police seized 63 knives, 23 imitation firearms and a sword from a commercial address in Frankston.
FT Gully incident
The 16-year-old Cranbourne North boy has been charged with intentionally cause serious injury and remanded to appear before a childrens’ court at a later date.
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Officers from the highway patrol successfully deployed stop sticks which blew out a number of the car’s tyres.
Kingston Centre, including cognitive de-
■ Legislate at least a 67 per cent reduction by 2030 (or earlier) to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees.
Climate change
■ SECCCA is also seeking local investment in the following programs:
SECCCA has launched its 2022 policy platform. The policy platform calls on the State and Federal Governments to do more to address climate change in their communities.
■ $20 million for a network of electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the region.
Honorary Reviewers: Juliet Charles, Sherryn Danaher, Mary Downie, Peter Green, Lyn Hurst, Kathryn Keeble, Beth Klein, Deborah Marinaro, David McLean, Graeme McCoubrie, Maggie Morrison, Jill Page, Elizabeth Semmel
■ A new grant program aimed to support Frankston City’s transformation into a vibrant, diverse, inclusive and safe destination at night is Designedhere.to revitalise Frankston City’s “bricks and mortar” businesses in the CBD at night and to encourage local business and artisan collaborations, the Invest Frankston After Dark Activation Grants will unlock the City’s night-time potential.
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Mayor Cr Nathan Conroy said that the Council is dedicated to a thriving economy and proactively assisting Frankston City businesses emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic.“Enhancing Frankston City’s night-time economy through the establishment of a nighttime activation grant will make an important contribution to the City in terms of economy, image, reputation, creating jobs and in improving the experience of residents and visitors.With $120,000 total funding pool, the grant covers up to 50 per cent of the total project cost with a maximum of $30,000 per business for a regular night-time program, or a project to support your After Dark initiative.
■ A commitment to net zero emissions by 2040 (or earlier).
Theneeds.new multistorey building will feature modern single rooms and private ensuite bathrooms, a community room, reflection space and other common areas for residents to stay connected with each other as well as loved ones.The new facility will also use an enhanced ventilation and air conditioning system, servicesrangeaccessforworkingporaryasresidentscomfortablemodern,signedbeencaderaceslightabundanceopenresidentsthenaturalofticles.tiousthetectcarehardworkingsupportingagedstafftobetterpro-residentsagainstspreadofinfec-airbornepar-Tomakethemostthesurroundingenvironment,designsensurewillhaveareaviews,anofnaturalandaccesstoter-andgardens.Thebuilding’sfa-andfitoutshavecarefullyde-tocreateasafeandplacefortocallhomewellasacontem-andefficientenvironmentstaff.Therewillbeeasytoabroadofintegratedatthe mentia Foenander, Mike McColl Jones, Peter Kemp, Aaron Rourke, Jim Sherlock, Ted Ryan, Cheryl Threadgold, Julie Houghton, Kevin Trask, Gavin Wood, John O’Keefe
Police dog PD Toruk and his handler searched the area and found two alleged offenders hiding under a car in driveway. A third teen was arrested at a home nearby.
Logistics: Sam Fiorini (All Day Distribution), The Gregson Family, Graeme Hawke, Maurice Golden, John Parry
■ The City of Casey has endorsed the Doveton Pool in the Park master plan, paving the way for redevelopment of the pool facility and a yearround accessible park on part of the site.The plan includes keeping the 50m pool and main building, plus developing an adventure play area, shelters/ picnic and barbecue areas, a sand pit beach and water play area, an events space, and providing more car-parking.
Meng Heang Tak, Clarinda MLA, said: “These new facilities ensure more seniors can receive high quality care locally, close to family and community.”
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services as well as mobility clinics for people who experience issues with falls andThebalance.redevelopment is expected to be completed by 2025 and will be operated by Monash Health.
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■ Three teenagers have been arrested by police after they dumped a stolen car in Cranbourne last week.
■ $20 million for a Gas Transition Fund (a pilot for the region).
Police were notified that an allegedly stolen car, which was reportedly travelling approximately 150kmh in an 80kmh zone, had been seen driving at high speeds on the Narre Warren-Cranbourne Rd shortly after 11.30pm.Responding detectives caught sight of the white Audi hatch in the vicinity of Patterson Rd before the Airwing was called in to assist.
SECCCA is seeking:
Tien Kieu, MLC for South thepartsaid:MetropolitanEasternRegion,“Thiswillbeofahealthhubat Kingston Centre providing a range of vital services to keep people healthy and well-supported as they age.”
■ $20 million for active transport in the region.
“We’re ensuring residents receive state of the art care in a home-like environment – with private bedrooms and bathrooms and green space,” Mr Brooks said.
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Police investigations are ongoing to whether there were more people in the car at the time.
$134m for aged centre
■ Mornington Peninsula Shire is one of nine councils from Melbourne’s south east that are part of the South East Council’s Climate Change Alliance (SECCCA).
■ Develop a State and National Roadmap to map the path to net zero.
Frankston after dark
The trio aged 15-years-old; from Narre Warren, Clyde North and Cranbourne are all assisting Police with their enquiries.
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■ $10 million for a Community Resilience Fund to support climate change adaption projects in region.
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■ The State Government has released designs revealed for a new $134 million residential aged care facility at the Kingston Centre in Cheltenham.ColinBrooks, Minister for Disability, Ageing and Carers, last week unveiled a first look at designs for the 150-bed facility, which will cater for residents with complex
Applications to submit concepts (Stage 1) close Friday, September, 16. Projects can begin from October.
Pool in the Park
After Police lost sight of the vehicle, they followed rim marks left in the road to the intersection of Kingdom Drive and Aztec Place in Cranbourne and found the dumped car.A number of teenagers ran from the car before local police and the Dog Squad moved in on the scene.
■ Increased investment in Victoria’s Household Energy Savings Package
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Next mission for Fr Bob, aged 87, is to have another Bobkeeper outreach pantry in Sunshine, partnering with current supporters, Freemason Foundation Victoria.
■ Lovable larrikin Priest, Fr Bob Maguire , is set to bring hope to 300 families in need of urgent food relief in Melbourne’s north-west.
“We are very grateful for Father Bob’s support, his weekly visits provide great joy and inspiration to our whole team here at Banksia, as well as the Broadmeadows community,” Mrs Dougall said.
The vehicles were intercepted by police on the ground in Narre Warren South around 1.35am.Oneof the vehicles was impounded for 30 days at a cost of $1,019.
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“Times are getting tougher, a call out to everyone who wants to join in the chorus and support my Bobkeeper mission.
“The wonderful working relationship we have established over the years has been beneficiary for servicing urgent community needs of food support,” Mrs Dougall said.
● ● FR Bob Maguire in a TV interview at his Foundation’s open pantry.
The Police Air Wing was performing routine observations when two vehicles were allegedly detected travelling at excessive speeds on the Monash Freeway in Narre Warren around 1.30am.
P-drivers busted
“Times are so tough, I mean parents are now debating whether to even feed their kids Maccas, for God’s sake,” Father Bob said.
Bobkeeper is the latest project for Fr Bob Maguire, who has been supporting disadvantaged communities in Melbourne for decades.
The Bobkeeper open pantry service operates every Tuesday and Thursday at Banksia
The 27-year-old is wanted on warrants for failing to appear at court in relation to assault and theft Investigatorsoffences.have released an image of Ethan in the hope someone may have information on his current whereabouts. It is believed he may be frequenting the Latrobe Valley, Mildura and St Kilda areas.
Banksia Gardens has graciously received financial assistance from Fr Bob to operate its urgent need of food support, with increasing families asking for help in the Broadmeadows area.
■ ■ Two probationary drivers immediately had their driver licences suspended after they were allegedly busted racing at high speeds in Narre Warren South early on Saturday morning (Sept. 3).
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Wanted on warrants for assault, theft
“I will do my best to leave no one behind,” Father Bob optimistically said.
■ Anyone who sights Ethan or has information about his whereabouts is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make a confidential report at www.crimestoppers vic.com.au
“This current financial storm many Aussie households are facing has created a perfect wave tide for me, I have to ride this wave now. Many families need urgent help,” Fr Bob said.
“There's urgency everywhere right now, but there are several areas in the western suburbs that have not been addressed all these years. St Albans, Sunshine, they have just been labelled rough and it's not nice.”
The Bobkeeper campaign began last year after lockdowns created financial pressures for families struggling to pay bills and who were in need of emergency food relief.
Gardens Community Centre inBroadmeadows, supplying fresh food packaging, home essentials and clothing for families to take home.
“Good old Broady, I have been a huge supporter of Banksia Gardens community work with CEO, Gina Dougall, for 20 years.”
“Our feeding numbers last year were only small, but in the last six months we went from feeding 30 families to now up to 300 families a week,” says Rana Tbaileh , Training and Employment Manager at Banksia Gardens.
A 19-year-old Narre Warren woman and an 18-year-old Clyde North woman were interviewed by Casey Highway Patrol officers at the scene.
“I want to have more pantries set up throughout Victorian communities.
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■ Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate Ethan Sawyer.
The ‘ Bobkeeper’ expansion open pantry campaign has become viral with the generous support and donations from kind heartedAussies
“The drop of the government's Jobkeeper scheme left me no choice last year but to start my own, called, Bobkeeper,” Fr Bob said.
The vehicles, a Hyundai Kona and a Ford Falcon, were observed travelling at high speeds on a number of roads, including an alleged speed of approximately 160kmh in an 80kmh zone.
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With continuous increase in inflation, high demanding expenses have left many Aussie families in a difficult position to keep up with their“Timesexpenses.are extremely tough, we are now supporting an additional 300 families a week since last year.”
The exhibition experience aims to improve mental health and wellbeing for children (ages 4-11) experiencing distress, building on evidence of preventative strategies to support wellbeing (eg. mindfulness/embodiment, play and emotional intelligence).
Venue: Temperance Hall, 199 Napier St, SouthAccess:MelbourneWheelchair accessible - Cheryl Threadgold
The prize pool includes a recording session with Pughouse Studios and $7000 for the winner with second and third placegetters receiving $4000 and $2000 respectively.
Seating: General Admission Bookings:nica.com.au/performs
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The white paper seeks to build the global recognition of the Victorian music sector, which is a key driver of Victoria’s economic, cultural and social prosperity.
How John used the Aussie or western way and Mei Ling used the ancient Chinese way, highlights the cross cultural differences between them. How they made the final decision is the central plot of this play.
Music sector paper
■ Only 47 per cent of venues licensed for live music in 2019 have renewed their licenses for 2021/22 – Music Victoria
Directed by fellow NIDA graduate Miranda Middleton, this compelling new work will transport Melbourne audiences into a dark and enchanting world of drag kings, cabaret queens, and outlawed dance halls.
■ Music Victoria has launched its white paper – Priorities for the Victorian music industry.
Storz believes this trilogy of cross-cultural plays is probably the first of its kind in Australia which specifically highlights Anglo Australian and Chinese values.
The Children’s Sensorium is a colourful interactive exhibition featuring light, colour, touch, sound, smell and taste to activate children’s curiosity, connect them to local Kulin Country as well as introduce strategies and techniques that support emotional resilience and wellbeing.
Three generations into this new age people are content with the silence, but Ava hears music everywhere she goes.
September 7 - 17 . Tues. - Sat. 7:30pm
There is a risk that the Victorian music industry will stifle its ability to adapt, innovate and thrive post-COVID-19.
At Temperance Hall
The Children’s Sensorium responds to the significant impacts of the pandemic on children’s wellbeing and resilience.
In Relay, Siobhan McKenna and Claire Leske pass movement back and forth between each other as if engaged in a dynamic conversation.Thework guides the audience’s gaze to flick between the two performers as they investigate relationships of agreement, debate and exchange whilst attending to the rules and rhythms of their interaction.
Gabriella Imrichova, Kady Mansour and Michaela Tancheff
Artists and specialists: N’arweet Carolyn Briggs – Artistic Direction; Grace McQuilten – curator and producer; Larissa Hjorth (play and games); Hiromi Tango (colour and textile installation); Fiona Hillary (light); Philip Samartzis (sound); Heather Hesterman (planting and cultivation of plants); Anna Schwann (scent installation) ; Anthony Clarke (Bloxas) . Embodiment specialists: Tamara Borovica,Angela Clarke and Camilla Maling.Children’s Sensorium. Until October 8. RMIT Design Hub Gallery. Part of the Archives of Feeling exhibition at The BigAnxiety, Melbourne Naarm
PRASAD (Philanthropic Relief, Altruistic Service And Development) is a philanthropic expression of the SYDA Foundation – the organization that protects, preserves and disseminates the Siddha Yoga teachings.
In this semi-autobiographical piece, Arabella contemplates the unspoken details of her family’s history and considers how she carries her loved ones inside her every action.In keeping with Arabella’s preoccupation with documentation and archiving, her new work takes the act of looking back into a sensorial realm, drawing upon grief as a motivational impulse to look back into memory and wondering what is achieved in doing so.
Written and produced by Moni Lai Storz , directed by Wolf Heidecker with original music by Felipe (Phil) Trainer, Covid Baby is a one act play about John Williams and Ding Mei Ling navigating their way in and out of lockdowns,and also finding themselves confronting a big decision: to have or not to have a baby.
Bookings essential: monilaistorz@ gmail.com
● ● ● ● Felipe Trainer and Isabelle Wang rehearse Covid Baby with director Wolf Heidecker, and actor Tony Fogas.
Despite navigating the ripples of the pandemic, the Victorian music industry is still grappling with systemic business, cultural and capacity challenges.
■ Another premiere takes the stage at Theatre Works this September with Brittanie Shipway’s latest work, Senser, being presented from September 7 to 17
Each year the Awards focus on a different instrument - guitar, bass, saxophone, brass, drums, piano or vocals.
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Performance details: September 15-17 at 7.30 pm; September 18 matinee 3 pm
COVID Baby
■ Closing deadline for Australia’s most prestigious jazz performance competition, The National Jazz Awards, has been extended to today (Wed., Sept. 7).
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NICA’s Head of Circus, James Brown (2016 – Present), encourages audiences to shake off the dust by returning to live performance.
A graduate of the National Institute of Dramatic Art, Shipway is a proud Gumbaynggirr and Turkish woman and the recent recipient of the prestigious 2022 Australia Council First Nations Dreaming Award
Directed by David Woods, Circonclasm has been devised with NICA second year students.
Venue: NICA National Circus Centre, 39 –59 Green Street, Prahran
Time: 7pm
Wed Sep. 12 – Sat. Oct. 15
- Cheryl Threadgold
Senser premieres SensoriumOn
Kady Mansour and Michaela Tancheff present Two Women Enter the Toilet Cubicle. Everybody wants to change the world, but nobody wants to change the toilet paper roll.“
Duration: 60 minutes no interval
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Venue: ACT Studio, 11 Cole St, Brighton.
■ The Temperance Hall at 199 Napier St, South Melbourne , becomes a hub for experimental choreography and performance for Melbourne Fringe Festival 2022, with over two weeks of programmed performances, six artists from diverse practices and unique perspectives, from September 12October
A defiant and devilish celebration of music, freedom, and the things that keep us human, Senser will feature original music by Jess Newman and an immersive design by Grace Deacon.
“Though ultimately, I maintain final artistic decisions, the autonomy rests with each artist, allowing myself and the senior creative team to provide an overarching aesthetic and performance grammar for this next generation of cirque talent.”
Currently a resident dramaturge for Theatre Works’ First Nations Initiative and the Director of their First Stories Festival, her latest work asks; “Would you risk everything to hear a song one last Centringtime?”around main character Ava, Senser is set in a neoliberal world where everyone is watched by Guardians and music has been censored out of existence.
With artistic direction from Boonwurrung elder N’Arweet Carolyn Briggs, the Sensorium draws on themes of nature, working with the Kulin calendar and featuring the transition from Guling or orchard season (August) to Poorneetor tadpole season (September/October).Theexhibition includes sense-based installations that draw on touch, sound, vision, smell and taste to create an environment that is fun, engaging and activates children’s curiosity while connecting them to strategies and techniques that support resilience and wellbeing.Duringthe exhibition, RMIT Culture will host a range of workshops and activities, including gardening, plants, propagating, mindfulness, mediation, movement, dance, creative play and connecting to Country.
“Our focus is to enable a vibrant, healthy and sustainable music industry accessible to all Australians,” said Ms Schinkel.
Arabella Frahn-Starkie presents Ken Burns, a new experimental dance work taking cues from documentary cinema.
To this day, iconoclasm remains a provocative act that brings issues of the day into sharp focus – so what does that mean for the future of modern circus? Enter Circonoclasm: An art-heist inspired by the NGV Picasso theft by the “Australian Cultural Terrorists” and every heist movie ever.“My expectation is that the students will gleefully play within the constructs I have imagined with a degree of democracy and ownership,” says Director David Woods
Music Victoria CEO, Simone Schinkel, said “The Victorian live music sector contributes over $1.7 billion per year in GDP, creates over 116,000 jobs and returns $3 for every $1 invested.”
■ One in four gigs are unpaid
- Cheryl Threadgold
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Venue: Theatre Works, 14 Acland Street, St Kilda. www.theatreworks.org.au
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Held together by some dry humour, the body is unsettlingly collaged, deconstructed, and then thrown to the wayside to die.
his unique character and comedy approach to Circus is not to be missed.”
The music sector is still under threat – job insecurity remains high, access to skilled labour is limited, bullying is endemic, diverse and inclusive representation is lacking and there are huge pressures on operating costs.
■ NICA Performers present Circonoclasm from September 14 -17 at the NICA National Circus Centre (NNCC Building).
Suitable for audiences 15+
These performances offer fierce commentary on gender, from briny amusement drawn out from the trashy mundane, to highbrow manifesto of dunny-wall-graffiti-art performance.”Fullprogram information including descriptions of individual works and artist bios are available on the Temperance Hall website:
Determined to share the soundtrack of the past she opens an illicit underground cabaret bar, which is fraught with danger. Because in her world you wouldn’t ever dream of being caught“Thesinging.Western world is obsessed with social progression and technological advances, but we rarely stop to think of the repercussions of such progress,” explains writer Brittanie Shipway.
Rating: PG - Cheryl Threadgold
Temperance Hall gives licence to thrill in this year’s Melbourne Fringe,” says Artistic Director, Phillip Adams. "
Season: September 14-September 17 (Preview Sept 13)
Playwright Moni Lai Storz says Covid Baby is the third part of her trilogy which started as Our Man in Beijing in 2012, then Mei Ling in Melbourne was performed in 2019.
■ The Australasian Chinese Theatre and WHAM present the cross-cultural play Covid Baby from September 15-18 at the ACT studio, 11 Cole St, Brighton.
■ Only 15 per cent felt safe at work – Support Act (May 2022)
Talk is cheap, gossip is priceless
Dates: Wed. Sep. 12-Oct.15
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The Big Anxiety, Melbourne Naarm. A cultural festival of lived experiences. September 21- October 15 Web designhub.rmit. edu.au thebiganxiety.org
Duration: 70 minutes
Iconoclasm (the theft or wilful damage of artworks) is an age-old practice that continues to serve as a powerful modus operandi for those wanting to capture the world’s attention in a moment of meaningful cultural defiance.
Time: Tickets:8.30pmFull$22, Conc. $18, MobTix $10, Two double-bills: $30
In support of Prasad Australia https:// prasadaustralia.org/ PRASAD is a not-for-profit organisation committed to improving the quality of life of economically disadvantaged people around the world.
Circonoclasm
“We have all had a challenging few years, and what better than to escape to the theatre to witness Australia’s up and coming circus talent. These students have the pleasure of working with International Director, David Woods, and
A double bill of extra queerordinary works by choreographers Kady Mansour and Michaela Tancheff and Gabriella Imrichova.
Tickets: Adults: $35 Concession $28 Family of 4: $112 Groups: $28
Then Gabriella Imrichova presents no destination, an-ongoing-forever-never-ending attempt to parallel a queer desire for becoming unlocatable/illegible via one body, many tools, and objects.
McKennaArabellawww.temperancehall.com.auFrahn-StarkieandSiobhanDates:
Jazz deadline
Time: 2pm Matinee and 7:30pm Evenings
- Cheryl Threadgold
■ RMIT Culture have opened the Children’s Sensorium installation as part of the Archives of Feeling exhibition for The Big Anxiety, Melbourne Naarm. The event runs until October 8.
Relay is a new, contemporary dance work by choreographer Siobhan McKenna that continues her interest in the relationships between movement and language.
Tickets: $40 Full, $32 Concession, $25 Preview and Student, $20 20 at 20 (+ booking fee) Bookings: 9534 3388 or online at www.theatreworks.org.au/program/senser
Temperance Hall’s Artistic Director, Phillip Adams, the first week features two double-bills of new works by independent dance artists, Arabella Frahn-Starkie and Siobhan McKenna, Gabriella Imrichova, and collaborating artists Kady Mansour and Michaela Tancheff.
Warnings: use of haze and some dark subject matters
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Barry's contribution to the Australian drama repertoire includes 60 performed plays.
■ Stars and the Moon: The SpongeBob Inclusical September 18-21 at the Alexander Theatre, Clayton. Bookings: www.starsandthemoon.org
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The audience will also have the chance to meet Aboriginal community leaders and business owners and explore stories of endurance and survival. All of this is topped off with music and live performance.
- Cheryl Threadgold
■ Fred Williams: The London Years will be at the National Gallery of Victoria from September 27 to January 29.
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■ Nova Music Theatre: Ladies in Black October 9 – 18 at the Allan Ross Centre, Billanook College, Cardigan Rd., Mooroolbark. www.novamusictheatre. com.au
Lyric Opera
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■ Williamstown Musical Theatre Company: Sweeney Todd November 4 – 19 at the Centenary Theatre, Williamstown. Director: Nicholas Kong. Musical Director: Daniel Heskett. Bookings: wmtc.org.au
There are moments of tradition depictedthe costumes (Jennifer Irwin) and steps being identifiable – followed by contortions and shapes – inverted torsos and groupings – that speak more to modern dance.
■ It won’t come as any surprise to regular opera and theatre audiences that in the past five years, fewer than 5 per cent of the works presented by funded opera companies in Melbourne were written by women.
■ Babirra Music Theatre: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum October 13 – 21 at the Karralyka Theatre, Cnr. Mines Rd. and Wilson St., Ringwood East. www.babirra.org.au
The FUSE Block Party invites everyone to harness the rich variety of Darebin’s multicultural identities. The party includes live bass music, a vintage flea market, live art, mural making, No Lights No Lycra, costume making workshops and the grand finale Dress Up Parade. September 17, 1pm – 6pm.
The shimmering curtain used as the backdrop to an open stage conveys the colour of the Kimberley and Great Sandy Desert regions under the changing lights (Nick Schlieper ).
It is a simple and effective device. Artistic directors, Stephen Page and Frances Rings, have also incorporated a video montage opening (David Bergman) with stark visuals and discordant sound to encapsulate the history of indigenousThedispossession.80-minuteperformance is a compilation of scenarios that touch on past customs, displacement and homecoming.
Darebin artists Ai Yamamoto and Dan West will transform the art gallery Neon Parlour into an immersive AV performance space, premiering new music created especially for FUSE
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Darebin’s Mayor, Cr Lina Messina, says: “I am excited by the diverse and vibrant FUSE program this spring, and so proud that it will commence with a celebration of First Nations peoples through Ganbu Gulin.
■ Williamstown Little Theatre: Around the World in 80 Days (by Jules Verne, dramatized by Toby Hulse) September 11, 12 at 7.30 pm at Williamstown Little Theatre,Albert St, Williamstown. Director: Peter Newling. Audition bookings: peter.newling@gmail.com or 0419 205 200
- Cheryl Threadgold
- Cheryl Threadgold
■ Malvern Theatre Company: Skylight (by David Hare) Until September 10 at Malvern Theatre, 29 Burke Rd., Malvern. Director: Michelle Swann. Bookings open July 26.
● ● Cheryl Threadgold and Barry Dickins
■ Rosebud Theatre Group: The Golden Age (by Louis Nowra) until September 11 at the Rosebud Hall, 994 Point Nepean Highway, Rosebud. Director: Tatiana Croft Bookings: 02&eid=932588landing/932588?date=2022-09-https://www.trybooking.com/events/
“One of the curiosities of the opera world is that despite the fact that the majority of our audiences are women, very few operas written by women ever make it to our stages,” he explained.“Istumbled across Iphis while researching another project I was creating around art song by Australian female composers,” Burns said.“I was captivated by Kats-Chernin’s colourful vocal writing, mixed with Toop’s very ‘Australian’ libretto, which combined to create characters that seemed to be lifted straight out of the iconic film Muriel’s Wedding.”
■ Warrandyte Theatre Company: Calendar Girls September 23 – October 8 at Warrandyte Mechanics Hall, Cnr Mitchell and Yarra St., Warrandyte. Director: Susan Rundle. Bookings: http:// warrandytehallarts.asn.au/theatre
Works commissioned by FUSE for the festival include Message from Another You by The Parallel Effect.
■ Darebin's streets, parks, venues, theatres, galleries and public spaces are being transformed by FUSE, the Darebin City Council’s multi-arts festival, from September 3-18 into zones of art, culture and creativity.
■ CLOC Musical Theatre: Chicago October 7 – 22 at the National Theatre, St Kilda. Co-Directors: Lynette White and Chris White. Choreographer: Lynette White. Musical Director: Malcom Huddle/. Bookings: cloc.org.au
The starkest of these is the auction and men in chains which comes upon the audience abruptly.Themovements and shapes generated by the ensemble pick up on these transitions.
■ Essence Theatre Productions Ltd: The Dress September 28 – October 15 at Werribee Park Mansion. Director: Nigel Sutton. Bookings: www.essence.productions
Guests are being greeted at the Northcote Town Hall by a ‘Many Worlds Traveller’, who guides them into the atmospheric booth where the immersive journey begins. The event runs daily from September 6-10.
FUSE at Darebin
■ Peridot Theatre: War of the Worlds (Adapted by Howard E. Koch -Based on the novel by H.G.Wells) September 22 – October 2 at Clayton Community Centre, Cooke St., Clayton. Director: Pip Le Blond. Bookings: tickets@peridot.com.au Mob: 0429 115 334
■ The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dance group, Bangarra Dance Theatre, fuse the contemporary and traditional in their representation of a people’s struggle to survive.
The program commences with Ganbu Gulin, a vibrant celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island culture, re-imagined and curated by FUSE curator-in-residence, Sofii BellingHarding
Written for six singers and a chamber orchestra, it was based on the ancient Roman poet Ovid’s famous Metamorphosis Artistic director Burns is determined that the voices of women as composers must be heard by Melbourne audiences.
Bangarra has combined the voice of dance to express, perhaps, the potential in this form of discourse to further discussion about the collaboration between two distinct worlds.
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■ Eltham Little Theatre: Moon Over Buffalo (by Ken Ludwig) Until September 17 at the Eltham Performing Arts Centre, Main Rd., Research. Director: Steve Saul. Bookings: www.elthamlittletheatre.org.au
The event has evolved from the film to become an inclusive annual program and a platform for Traditional Owners to welcome new citizens in their own way.
■ Friends of Black Rock House: The Jewel by the Sea (by Cheryl Threadgold) Until September 17 at Black Rock House, 30-36 Ebden Ave., Black Rock. Director: Debbie Keyt. Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/ CBICE
Both combine in an attempt to convey the journey of a people from the past to the present day.
■ Artzmartz Young People’s Theatre: The 25th Annual Putnum County Spelling Bee September 29 – October 1 at Cranbourne Community Theatre. Booking: www.trybooking.com/CCCFD
“This festival and our brilliant local artists provide an opportunity to come together and celebrate as a united community through what continues to be uncertain and challenging times."
Together, their performances are full of melodies, abstracted rhythms and textural sounds created from analogue synthesisers and real time processing of field recordings, piano, strings and guitar. Ai Yamamoto and Dan West: Live Performance at Neon Parlour takes place on September 10-11 at Festival-goers8pm.will also be treated to the Things Will Be Different film screening and walking tour, a community documentary projectabout Northcote’s Walker Street housing estate, nowThedemolished.projectis presented by former public housing residents Lucie McMahon and Celeste DeClario Davis, and highlights the richness of the people and communities within public housing.The screening and walking tour on September 10 will be held at All Saints Church, Northcote. The screening on September 18 willbe held at the Thornbury Picture House. The FUSE@Large events shine a light on how the festival supports artists and in turn is influenced by Darebin locals. FUSE@Large encourages the community to discover the surprising and unexpected in their local neighbourhood. It’s an open-access program that provides opportunities for local artists and creatives to acti-
Independent chamber opera company Lyric is determined to redress the gender inequity with its recent presentation of Iphis, created by acclaimed Australian composer Elena Kats-Chernin, with libretto by RichardLyric’sToop. production of Iphis marked the first time this opera has been staged in 15 years.Directed by Katy Maudlin and conducted by Lyric’s new Artistic Director, Patrick Burns, Iphis starred soprano Morgan Carter in the title role, tenor Douglas Kelly, soprano Nicole W allace and emerging artists tenor Timothy Daly and baritone Troy Castle, with soprano Breanna Stuart making her professional opera debut.
Similarly, the score (Steve Francis) has echoes of native flora, community interaction and song but draws on instrumentation and orchestration to build a soundscape redolent of the themes in each episode presented.
vate Darebin in unexpected, delightful ways. On September 17, FUSE draws to a close with a celebration of self-expression at Newman Reserve, Preston.
Through some 200 drawings, gouaches, and etchings including superb series of works that were made in London's music halls, at the zoo, on the city streets, and in formal life drawing classes, the exhibition Fred Williams: The London Years will be a revelation to many who know only of the artist's celebrated, abstract landscape paintings.
The interview will eventually be available to hear on the Theatre Heritage Australia website www.theatreheritage.org.au
Co-presented by the Wurundjeri Land Council, Ganbu Gulin (meaning ‘One Mob’) celebrates and recognises First Nations peoples.
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This production represents a journey, the audience being able to consider for themselves any underlying message. The company’s very presence, though, is a contribution to an ongoing conversation about Australia’s identity, practices, heritage and responsibility.
■ Beaumaris Theatre: Cosi (by Louis Nowra) Until September 11 at 82 Wells Rd., Beaumaris. Director: Dan Bellis. Bookings: www.beaumaristheatre.com.au
■ Williamstown Little Theatre: Citysong (by Dylan Coburn-Gray) September 7 – 24 at Williamstown Little Theatre, 2 Albert St., Williamstown. Director: Shirley Sydenham. Bookings: www.wlt.org.au/tickets
The interview took place in the sound recording studios at State Library Victoria, where Barry shared some wonderful stories from his half a century involvement in live theatre.
■ Geelong Repertory Theatre: Some Girl(s) (by Neil LaBute) September 9 – 24 at The Woodbin Theatre, 15 Coronation St., Geelong West. Director: Georgia Chara. Bookings: Geelong Arts Centre 1300251200
■ Australian award-winning playwright and author Barry Dickins was interviewed last week by Cheryl Threadgold for a new Theatre Heritage Australia oral history program.
■ Mordialloc Theatre Company: Visitors (by Barney Norris) Until September 17 at Shirley Burke Theatre, 64 Parkers Rd., Parkdale. Director: Deborah Fabbro. Bookings: 9587 5141.
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This free event invites all residents, old and new, to be officially welcomed onto Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Country with a sunset Walk on Country.
Lyn Williams and family recently gifted a further 600 drawings by Fred Williams t o the National Gallery of Victoria, cementing the collection's international significance as the most comprehensive research collection of the artist in the world.
Ganbu Gulin shares its name with the Daniel King’s documentary, which tells the story ofDarebin’s decision to cease observing January 26 as Australia Day.
Lyric’s production of Iphis, was staged successfully at St Kilda’s Theatr eworks, which has seen the birth of many new productions that have gone on to have further seasons.Tokeep in touch and find out about Lyric Opera’s next productions, visit their website lyricopera.com.au
■ Gemco in the Park: Much Ado About Nothing (by William Shakespeare) November 6, 2.00pm- 6.00pm, 19 Kilvington Drive, Emerald. Director: Sharon Maine. www.gemcoplayers.org
■ Peridot Theatre: Night Must Fall (by Emlyn Williams) October 2 at 2.30pm, October 3 at 3.00pm at 7.00pm at Fleigner Hall, 31 Highland Avenue, Oakleigh. Director: Alison Knight. Audition bookings: alisonperidot@gmail.com or Mob: 0437 380 533.
■ Theatrical: Freaky Friday September 8 –18 at Chapel off Chapel, 12 Little Chapel St., Prahran. Bookings: theatrical.com.au/tix
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■ Ballarat National Theatre: Mr Bennet’s Bride (by Emma Wood) September 24 – 29 at Craig’s Royal Hotel, 10 Lydiard St Sth, Ballarat Central. Director: Megan J Riedl. Bookings: https://hermaj.com/events/bnt/
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These individual connections have allowed the cast to become one large family that blurs the lines of who has a disability and who doesn't.
Bookings: www.brightontheatre.com.au - Review by Kathryn Keeble
So there could be two SpongeBobs, three Planktons or a whole clan of Krabs. In having multiple actors play single roles, the complexity of the characters is explored and highlights STaM’s message of inclusivity.
Craig is exceptional as Anna. We witness an intensity in her performance from ascendance to descendance, from desire to devastation.Inthefirstscene, Carissa Licciardello beautifully directs the two lovers in an almost balletic dance of passion.
This perfectly sets up the self-deception as Anna, holed up in a hotel room to avoid the paparazzi, convinces herself that she will emerge unscathed from this love affair.
Theshow.reason the production has returned is because this is powerful theatre and an inspirational insight into the human spirit.
Tightly directed by Brad Lowry, this twohander is a terrific showcase of its two actors.
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“One of my favourite theatrical experiences is performing in the Purim Spiel with my cousin, Zac Chester, who lives with Down syndrome,' says founder Eitan Meyerowitz.
Until October 22
The company is all about integrating the lives of people with and without disabilities and having two actors go through the intimate experience of sharing a role they are forced to learn about one another, how to support one another and inevitably form deep bonds.
Photo: Debbie Keyt
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This production of SpongeBob SquarePants is staged with Stars and the Moon’s unique ‘CastMate’ model, which pairs performers with and without disabilities, supporting each other to perform their roles.
He is one of many as the determined Maude refuses to take no for an answer.
Ellis is wonderful as Maude, bringing laughs and pathos to the role.
In telling the tale of the 38 planes that landed at Gander after 9/11, the audience are introduced to a panoply of emotion; laughter, pathos, loss, fear and uncertainty.
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The direction and choreography (Christopher Ashley and Kelly Devine) have the cast moving seamlessly across the stage and a scene can be created by an association of chairs or a deft lighting change (Howell Binkley).
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■ Stars and the Moon, a new all-abilities production company, is mounting their first production – The SpongeBob Inclusical, from September 18-21 at the AlexanderTheatre, Clayton.
After sizing Maude up as trailer-trash, the snobbish Lionel, a self-confessed ‘fake-buster’, is determined to burst Maude’s bubble.
Performance details: Until September 3
■ The Australian Marquee Entertainmentg Luncheon Club, convened by Jeff Joseph, will conduct a tribute to entertainers Judith Durham and Olivia Newton-John at its function on Tuesdday, September 20 at South Melbourne.AtholGuy will be interviewed by Gary Mac. He was a foundation member of The Seekers and also who had much to do with Olivia when she was based in London . There will also be video featured on the day.
■ The Jewel by the Sea returns for a fifth season at historic Black Rock House from September 1-17.
■ Based on an actual event, Bakersfield Mist tells the story of Maude Gutman (Helen Ellis), a brassy, unemployed, 50-something bartender, living in a trailer park somewhere in California.
The plot may be implausible in places; nevertheless, Ellis and Opolski carry the audience with them throughout, enabling the suspensionof belief.Kitsch and clutter abound in a great set designed by Lowry and Keith Francis.
Sam Johnson and Matthew Hunter have commendably stepped in at the 11th hour to perform roles, following cast illness.
Sam will portray stonemason Patrick Barrow and market gardener Henry Tilby while Matthew, who was already portraying astronomer/explorer William Wills, is now also performing the role of poet Adam LindsayGordon.
■ Clue, presented by the Playhouse Players at Doncaster Playhouse, was a night of mystery (the farcical kind), and intrigue (the deadly kind).
Venue: Brighton Theatre, Cnr. Wilson and Carpenter Sts., Brighton.
Just ask Olivia Wilde.
Maude is convinced that an ‘ugly’ painting she bought as a joke from a junk shop for a few dollars is a Jackson Pollock and worth millions.
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The audience is with her all the way.
Her mistake is falling into the trap of thinking she can have it all.
Thisbusiness.season of the Jewel by the Sea is being presented in cabaret style, seated around antique tables. BYO refreshments.
When guests arrive, they are greeted byWadsworth, the butler (Mason Frost) and asone might expect, the butler does most of thework. Wadsworth is the centre piece that ties everything together, it’s a pivotal role and Frost does a great job. His accent (English ), energy – he needs lots – and authenticity, orshould that be his duplicity, is impressive.
The menagerie of characters includes the black-widow-esque ironically named Mrs White, played menacingly by Claire Baldwin, the dubious Professor Plum from a convincing Josh Hayes, and the bumbling nervousdisaster Mr Green, who David Cowell nailed with some excellent comic timing.
Well done also to Danny Gibbins for her portrayal of the privileged Mrs Peacock,Katie Coy on her sultry Miss Scarlet, Janine Howe as cook – she got plenty of laughs –and Justine Garnes as the French maid. There were also some excellent smaller roles, most notable, Sorab Kaikobad as Mr Boddy.
This was not an overly polished or finessed production, some accents faltered and there were some pace issues, but nevertheless a good night’s entertainment. Review by Beth Klein
Suzie Miller’s Anna K takes its inspiration from Tolstoy’s masterpiece, dragging this 19thcentury protofeminist text into the 21st century.
This family friendly show aims to demonstrate to audiences what inclusivity can look like, and to encourage audiences to re-evaluate their perception of the potential of individuals with disabilities.
Media Flashes
The play is a stage adaptation of the 1985movie of the same name based on the board game Cluedo. Set in 1954 at a remote New England (American accents required) mansion, six oddball and cliched characters are invited to a soiree, and from arrival, mayhemand murder ensues.
Performance details: until September 4.
This show should be seen. The simplicity of the staging, the power of the message and the delight of the cast show what can be achieved when an ensemble (or for that matter, a community) work together.
“My dream was to create a theatrical experience that allows performers like Zac and myself to share the spotlight, shining on stage equally brightly, albeit very differently, as bright as the stars and the moon.”
Bakersfield Mist
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The SpongeBob Inclusical asks who lives in a pineapple under the sea and has quickly become the hottest name in musical theatre? It's SpongeBob SquarePants and he will star in Stars and the Moon’s 2022 Inclusical.
That the scenarios are so effortlessly created speaks to the range and versatility of the ensemble (too many to name in a short review) who capture a persona with a simple change of a jacket or a hat.
■ Virginia Woolf famously criticised Tolstoy for the ending of Anna Karenina.
The Stars and the Moon Castmate system (two actors covering one role) provides the opportunity for individuals with disabilities to take a range of roles that were previously not achievable given their additional needs.
● ● ‘Seanen! The Sea Shanty Spectacular’ is back by popular demand! This multi-award-winning show debuted digitally at the 2021 Melbourne Fringe Festival before the streamin’ seaman took it live to Midsumma. The show has 10 of Melbourne’s indie choir performers.
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Bookings: www.malthousetheatre.com.au - Review by Kathryn Keeble TheatreWhat’s
Those familiar with the board game would know the action takes place in multiple rooms – an enormous challenge for a stage show,and director Catherine Nickson has managedto do a pretty good job of depicting the many rooms in a relatively small space with the use of a free-standing door frame.
Venue: Comedy Theatre, Melbourne Bookings: Review by David McLean
■ The return season of Sankoff and Hein’s Come From Away to the Melbourne stage is a testament to the theatrical brilliance and enduring message of the production.
Each character is split differently, according to the strengths and weaknesses of the two actors.This system provides actors with disabilities with individual support, and a partner on stage who can fill any gaps where required.
Photo Jeff Busby
“We both love the stage, yet there are markedly fewer opportunities for him to participate in serious theatre than those afforded to me.
Lionel is not the first expert to view Maude’s unlikely Pollock.
The story follows the contours of the time and days spent in Gander but within that time we witness cultural dissonance, romance and a spirit of community that hopefully speaks more loudly and enduringly than the atrocity that brought it to the fore.
As the story unfolds, we get a glimpse of what is driving Maude to pursue authentication.
Unable to see her child due to her vindictive husband, trolled relentlessly on social media, and her career in tatters, Anna spirals into a madness of regret.
Location: Merlin Theatre, The Malthouse, 113 Sturt St., Southbank
Behind this cast is ‘the band’ who could well have kept the evening going but who added to the pace and distinctive atmosphereof the
While Tolstoy opts for tragedy as a resolution to a doomed love affair, Miller opts for redemption.Whatremains in Miller’s play, as a kind of homage to the original, is that the double standard is alive and well.
Written by Cheryl Threadgold and directed by Debbie Keyt, The Jewel by the Sea is a 90- minute creative portrayal, telling of the planning, building and life at Black Rock House, seaside holiday residence of Victoria's first Auditor-General Charles Hotson Ebden, between 1854-1861.
Coincidentally, both actors are former stu-dents from Parkdale Secondary College. These days, Sam works in child care and Matthew is studying and running his ownonline
Presented by Brighton Theatre Company.
Not much has changed in the ensuing 140 years.The mythology of the novel urges us to believe that Anna gave up everything for love and to see Anna’s death as a noble sacrifice.
Performance season: September 1-17
The cast revel in the performance opportunities dancing and singing with enthusiasm and able to find the right tenor for the moment.The voices were superb - both soloists and as an ensemble - the characterizations quickly and effortlessly evoked.
■ The following local newspapers, owned by Australian Community Media, have ceased: Campbelltown Macarthur Advertiser, Camden Narellan Advertiser, Fairfield City Champion, Liverpool Champion and Wollondilly Advertiser.
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In Miller’s version, Anna Kay (Caroline Craig), too, gives up everything for a chance at love with a handsome, much younger lover (Callan Colley).
Woolf felt Tolstoy lacked empathy for Anna’s destiny.What with social media and the pile-on women in the public eye are subjected to these days, Woolf might be surprised that women who transgress by falling in love with someone other than their husband are still the subject of vitriol.
The SpongeBob Inclusical can be seen from September 18-21 at the Alexander Theatre, Monash University, Clayton. Tickets are available at www.starsandthemoon.org
Maude is invested in the painting for more than wealth, fame and a ticket out of the trailer park.Instead, Maude likens Pollock’s frenzied, abstract expressionist style to her son, who died in a car accident: “There was a storm inside that boy. Like that painting. Like that.”
Enter Lionel Percy (Nicholas Opolski), art expert and a former director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, who has the power to either verify the painting or declare it a fake.
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This musical adaptation of a popular sea sponge brings the world of Bikini Bottom to life, with songs by John Legend, David Bowie, Cyndi Lauper, Sara Bareilles and more.
The 12 cast become an entire community as well as a representation of the 6579 passengers grounded in Gander.
■ Georgia Simpson has started a new role as a reporter for Sky News Australia, based in Melbourne. She was formerly a video journalist on the Gold Coast, Queensland.
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Venue: Black Rock House, 30- 36 Ebden Ave, Black Rock Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com
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Kormakur also makes the main characters likeable enough, to allow the audience to become reasonably involved in what transpires.
Circus Nexus CEO Jeremy Davies understands the importance of providing artists with an affordable and safe space. “After the last two years, it’s hard enough coming back as a professional, let alone to try and start a career.”Inthe lead up to Circus Nexus Live, a section of the Circus Nexus studio is being converted into a performance space, fitted with curtains and scaffolding for additional lights. The creation of a new theatre hub is an important next step in the Circus Nexus journey.
■ Circus Nexus Live! will be presented from September 9 -11 at the C ircus Nexus headquarters in Preston.
Before too long, both are tormented by past trauma.
The best place to realise this is, of course, the theatre where audiences delight in the suspension of reality and see it as entertainment. We are, however, constantly practicing this art of deception in daily life.
ence in all the small towns from Alice Springs to Darwin.
The happy-go-lucky Dan eventually breaks down, exposing his underlyingThesetrauma.two broken hearts reveal restless spirits tormented by dysfunction, dispossession, grief and guilt.
■ Written by John Harvey and directed by Rachel Maza, Ilbijerri Theatre Company’s Heart is a Wasteland is an Australian postcolonial narrative where ghosts of the past are never far Reverberatingaway. with the twang of musician Gary Watling’s melancholy slide guitar, country music singer Raye (Monica Jasmine Karo) sings about love and loss and the pain of experi-
Location: Circus Nexus HQ, 41 Cramer St,, Preston
scenes. The film is gorgeous to look at, with Miller using everything at his disposal to bring each fantastical tale to vibrant, eye-popping life.
Circus Nexus has fought hard to rebuild and presents its first live show since 2019, Circus Nexus Live!
Miller examines the nature of storytelling in an analytical, intellectual fashion, dissecting what it is about it that manages to compel, seduce and move us, whether it be through the spoken word, literature, paintings, or by the very medium we are experiencing this particular story, film.
Each of these scenes connect and Chen constantly negates each reality and examines the ‘lies’ and deceptions that are an integral part of the fabrications we create for ourselves as countries, as communities and as individuals that provide us with a safe framework for existence.
A fledgling romance develops from a one-night stand, and the two lovers embark on a road trip.
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As the two play a verbal chess game with each other, the Djinn recounts a number of stories, detailing incidents that occurred in his long life time.
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The story initially centres on Alithea (Tilda Swinton) , a renowned narratologist who is currently in Istanbul to conduct a sold out talk about her favourite subject, the study of stories.
Along the way, Raye meets Dan (Ari Maza Long), a FIFO worker wrestling with his own demons.
Sean Bacon’s simple but wonderfully evocative visuals set the scene beautifully as the action moves from pub to pub and the endless expanse of the open Thereroad.isno neat resolution.
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■ (MA). 93 minutes. Now showing in Idriscinemas.Elba is busy at the moment, and another film now showing in cinemas starring the talented actor is Beast, an entertaining if largely predictable movie that uses its Jaws type formula to fun effect.
While the script (based on the short story by A.S. Byatt, and adapted by Miller and his daughter, Augusta Gore ) has the feel of something that may have passed Terry Gilliam’s desk at one point, the Australian film-maker’s execution of it couldn’t be more poles apart than if the ex-Python member had have helmed the production.
Elba again shows what a strong screen presence he is.
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Karo and Long develop an easygoing chemistry, sharing jokes and intimacyWhenequally.thecamaraderie breaks down, however, the sadness is palpable.
RATING - ****
Three Thousand Years Of Longing will definitely divide some audiences, as Miller and his team expects the audience to pay attention to what is playing out on screen, but as stated before, for those who do discover its wavelength, it will provide rich, rewarding entertainment.
RATING - *** - Aaron Rourke
■ Our reality is an intriguing puzzle box of assumptions that are teased out in Christopher Chen’s play, Caught.
Three Thousand Years Of Longing is quite the anomaly in Hollywood major releases, requiring its audience to discover the film’s wavelength, and have patience in becoming involved with its material and approach to it.
Until September 11. www.redstitch.net - Review by David McLean Heart Is WastelandA
The audience is welcomed to an exhibition of the works of Lin Bo (Louis Le) but in a subsequent interview by journalists, Joyce (Jessica Clarke) and Bob (David Whiteley), the truth of Bo’s past is forensically examined – a form of interrogation equivalent to what he had experienced as a dissident in his home country.
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Prior to the rebrand in 2020, Circus Nexus was known as Westside Circus, founded by Debbie Mariarz in 1996.For25 years, the organisation has provided Victorians with opportunities to engage in the circus arts through their public and community outreach programs and is now expanding to support emerging artists and industry professionals in the creation and rehearsal of their work.
Dates and Times: September 9 and 10 at 7.30pm and September 11 at 3pm
The very nature of this interrogation becomes the subject of an art installation by Wang Min (Jing-Xuan Chan) where the polemics of cultural assumptions become a source of frustration for the curator (Jesica Clarke) but was this all just a play – we see inside the actors dressing room where the artists playing Lin Bo and Wang
Promising his ‘owner’ three wishes, Alithea is reluctant to make one, as she says she feels content with her life, plus is acutely aware of the complications of making such a wish.
Swinton and Elba are perfectly cast, and bring totally conviction to their roles and dialogue-heavy
The downside is the complete use of CGI to present the lions onscreen, and while one understands that real animals can’t be used during genuinely savage attack scenes, it is disappointing that the actual beasts aren’t even used in general landscape or introductory shots.That missing feeling, along with its general premise, reminded me of the 1981 film Savage Harvest, starring Tom Skerritt, a not terribly good film that benefited greatly from some startlingly effective attack scenes, where you felt the danger was real because the animals were real.
Silvia Shao’s set is simplicity personified – black and white flats insinuating a gallery. The falling of the ‘second wall’ revealing the dressing room makes one believe we have entered the inner sanctum.
Ticket link: https:// www.trybooking.com/CBSHN
■ The public has been invited to submit designs for the tram wrap that will feature on the pride tram next year and designs will be put out to public vote. The #AllAboard tram is one of the most recognisable on Melbourne’s iconic tram network and is a feature in the Midsumma Pride March.
Circus Nexus Live will present new work performed by four emerging artists who have received funding from Circus Nexus to develop their act over a six-week incubator program.
Elba is Dr Nate Samuels, who takes his two teenage daughters, Norah (Leah Jeffries) and Meredith (Iyana Halley) back to his ex-wife’s homeland of South Africa, as their mother has recently passed away due to a longterm illness.Re-uniting with old friend Martin (Sharlto Copely), the local takes the dysfunctional family for a drive into the wild, but it isn’t long before they are under attack from a particularly ferocious lion, who seems intent on killing every human in the area.The script keeps things simple, as does director Baltasar Kormakur (Jar City, Everest), who thankfully doesn’t protract the material beyond its inherent worth, and its lean, compact nature is certainly refreshingly old-school.
While dismissing a number of mystical tales due to the advent of science and fact, Alithea is overwhelmed by an unusual vision, and this continues after she purchases a small glass-blown jar from a local store, which, when she opens it at her luxurious hotel room, a large Djinn (Idris Elba) emerges from it.
■ (M). 108 minutes. Now showing in Georgecinemas.Miller, after the tremendous critical and commercial (not to mention Oscar) success of Mad Max : Fury Road in 2015 (which still remains one of my favourite big screen experiences of all time), finally returns with a new film, and it couldn’t be any more different from his previous outing, but once again, may prove to be among one of the best films of the year.
In the end, an aura of sadness permeates the narrative, echoing the lived experience of many First Nations people.Performed at the Fairfax.Studio, Arts Centre Melbourne.
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The phantasm of Maralinga casts an ominous shadow, a metaphor for a broken country haunted by the death and destruction of generations of its First Nations people.
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This play suits Red Stitch to a tee. The actors segue from one persona to another making us believe until we shouldn’t.
Director Jean Tong has brought out the best in the cast as they transition from one form of presentation to another.Each form is believable and willingly accepted until Chen challenges just how readily we want to believe –and nowhere do we want to believe more than in a theatre. This production is Red Stitch at its best.
The past two years have seen the circus industry hit hard with little access to training facilities, cancelled performances, and loss of income for artists and companies.
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Raye, estranged from her family and separated from her young son Elvis, presents herself with a defiant edge with no time for self-pitying.
Min discover the truth about their respective relationships.
Loretta Swit received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1989 and in 1991 won the Sarah Siddons Award for her work in ChicagoOvertheatre.theyears, Loretta has been an advocate for animals and animal rights, donating much of her time to animal-related causes.
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Driven by a passion for art and the belief that artworks are necessary companions in daily life, Norman Rosenblatt has built a wonderfully idiosyncratic collection that crosses media, time periods and interests.
Mies Hora is the author of a new book Switheart The WatercolourArtistry & Animal Activism of Loretta Swit
The wonderful cast also included Alan Alda, McLean Stevenson, Jamie Farr, Wayne Rogers, Gary Burghoff, Mike Farrell, Larry Linville, David Ogden - Stiers, William Christopher and HarryLorettaMorgan won two Emmy Awards for her work in M*A*S*H. When the final episode Farewell, Goodnight and Amen went to air in 1983 it attracted more than 120 million viewers in the US
The most pleasant part of the opera was the presence of Helen Dix who returned after a decade of singing in leading opera companies around the world, such as the Metropolitan Opera New York, and has returned to play the role of Lucrezia Borgia.
Cast members gathered at a Sydney pub to remember.
World Mase Flesh – Paul Yore is an extensive survey exhibition enc ompassing the full scope of the artist’s work, and includes a major new installation developed especially for the Continuingexhibition.
Dimity Shepherd was Mafio Orsini, well played and well sung particularly in the scenes with Gennaro played by James Egglestone, who also added to the high standard of the afternoon with his voice.
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Melbourne was the setting of Melbourne Opera’ s production of Lucrezia Borgia.
Her next role was as ‘Gooch’ in the stage musical Mame where she starred opposite Susan Hayward at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
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The costuming was a little uneven, plenty of colour but much varied from track suits to modern dress to period of the era of the Borgias. A packed house and a wonderful afternoon of opera by Melbourne Opera.
In 1987 Loretta was a special guest at the TV Week Logie Awards here in Melbourne which was hosted by Don Lane.
■ Loretta Jane Swit was born in Passaic, New Jersey in 1937. Loretta is of Polish descent and she graduated from Pope Pius XII High School in Passaic in 1955.
Her husband, Don Alfonso played by Cristopher Hillier, also added to the enjoyment of the afternoon with his aria of Vieni La mia vendetta
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Remember when GMA with Bert Newton ruled the morning time slot ?
In 1970 Loretta appeared in guest roles in television shows such as Mission Impossible, Mannix, Gunsmoke and Bonanza
Eyes that see: the Collection of Norman Rosenblatt
■ SBS Radio and ABC Radio Australia have announced a joint collaboration that will allow for the expansion of in-language news and information for audiences across the Pacific. Under the new content-sharing agreement, content from the SBS Gagana Samoan program will air on ABC Radio Australia, where it will be heard in the Samoan capital Apia.
The book features 65 paintings and drawings by Loretta. It is available on the internet and all the proceeds go to charity.
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■ Telum Australia reports that Shannon McGuire has started at the National Indigenous Times as Lifestyle Managing Editor, where she leads coverage of fashion, arts, creative industries and social events. She joins with over 15 years of experience working with First Nations communities and is the CoFounder and Director of Miss / Mr NAIDOC Perth. Shannon was also inducted into the Western Australian Women's Hall of Fame.
Drawing from Bayside City Council’s collection and from the local historical societies, the exhibition will explore topics such as Brighton’s 19th century land boom and important well-known identities such as Thomas Bent as well as fascinating untold stories from the community.
After completing her studies at the Katherine Gibbs School, Loretta worked as a stenographer.She began drama classes with Gene Frankel i n Manhattan and then graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York.Loretta
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Loretta loved working with Susan and thought she was wonderful. Sadly, Susan was replaced by Celeste Holm after developing throat problems and had to leave the show.
Loretta was cast as one of the ‘Pigeon Sisters’ in the play The Odd Couple in Los Angeles and worked with Ernest Borgnine and Don Rickles
Kevin can be heard on 3AWThe Time Tunnel - Remember WhenSundays at 10.10pm with Philip Brady and Simon Owens.
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Kevin Trask
Her big break came when she was cast as Major Marg
Sullivan+Strumpf of Melbourne will open in October 27, with a major solo exhibition by Albert Remark – a follow up to his sellout 2021 exhibition, Conversations with Margaret Preston.Sullivan+Strumpf Gallery
A master of singing this role dominating the stage with her presence and her acting also echoed her singing.
Past Lives
The main cast consisted of 11 people and the chorus was 23 people which on the small stage of the Ath
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Paul Yore is one of Australia’s most thought-provoking and consequential multi-disciplinary artists.
After M*A*S*H finished Loretta continued working in television as a guest star in shows such as Burke's Law, The Love Boat and Mur-
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■ Far away from the glitter and gloss of Hollywood, Guy Pearce turned up at Kardinia Park to watch AFL flag contenders Geelong at training. Accompanying Guy was Game of Thrones actor Carnice van Horitan and his son. Guy has supported the Cats for past 18 years.
■ Hollywood gossip sheets are quoting it asd fact that legendary comedian Steve Martin is soon to announce an end to his movie career.
Exhibition opened September 3 and closes October 23.
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$2.4 million take-home pay
■ Ten decided to launch a weekday news service - 8am -8.30am leading into Studio 10. Seems Perth viewers missed any advance publicity as on August 10 the show rated a big, fat zero (Oz Tam survey).
Inspired by the 1970 Robert Altman film of the same name, M*A*S*H premiered September 17, 1972, and followed the staff of a hospital in South Korea during the Korean War.
The Athenaeum Theatre
Footy tragic at Kardinia Park
Loretta is not only a fine singer but also an artist
One of the only major Australian contemporary art galleries to open in both Sydney and Melbourne, the move builds on more than 20 years as an integral part of the national arts community.
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ACCA’s Australian solo series which highlights the world of significant and influential contemporary Australian artists, World Made F lesh constructed maximally as a gesamtkunstwerk, presenting work from the past 15 years, including appliqued quilts and needlework, banners and pendants, collage and assemblage, and large-scale mixed media installations.
■ Seven's Annual Report 2022 includes details of the booty the MD of Channel 7 earns. James Warbuton is paid $2,389, 837 plus various incentives bringing the total to $4,571,574. Under Warbuton's control Seven's revenue jumped 21 per cent. John O’Keefe
■ Lucrezia Borgia. With Melbourne Opera Company.
■ Former Channel 9 production identity, Ross Plapp, died at the age of 82 on August 24. At his request, he was privately cremated.
● Loretta Swit Guy Pearce
Paul Yore exhibits at Southbank
got her first professional acting job as the understudy in the Broadway play Any W ednesday which starred Gardiner McKay from Adventures in Paradise.
Book launch for Number 96
Aged 76 he has achieved a lot: three times host of the Oscars; five times Grammy Awards, and a cabinet or five of silverware for various tele-movies, live performances, and being all round good guy.
■ This year is the 40th anniversary of iconic tv soapie 'Number 96' and coinciding with celebrations is a book by David Sale, with a foreword by sex symbol of the show, Abigail.
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■ The Melbourne Observer has just been advised of a new gallery opening in UrsulaCollingwood.Sullivan and Joanna Strumpf are planning to expand their S ydney and Singapore operations with the opening of a Melbourne gall ery. The new 300sqm space in Collingwood will show works by S ullivan+Strumpf’s impressive stable of leading contemporary Australian and Asia Pacific artists.
Exhibition opens September 23 and closes November 20.
enaeum Theatre did somewhat seem a little crowded The stage sets were well done changing with each scene.
That's Entertainment - Sundays at 12 www.innerfm.org.auNoon.
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Media Flashes
■ Past Lives highlights significant events and characters that have shaped Bayside’s past.
107-109 Rupert St, Collingwood.
Born in Melbourne in 1987, he l ives and works on Gunaikuma Country in Gippsland, and completed his studies in painting, archaeology anthropology at Monash University.
‘I’ve got fire in the belly. We've still got a lot to do. I want to get out there and keep fighting. We still have a lot of unfinished business in the great state of Victoria.’
Next up: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever this November. Its 2018 predecessor made $1.3 billion.
The recent drop in attention seen in the Gallup/Knight Foundation trend holds across most demographic groups but has been disproportionately pronounced among Democrats younger than 55 years of age.
“There is much research showing that maintaining social connections is good for our mental and physical health. However, despite the importance and enjoyment of social connection, our research suggests that people significantly underestimate how much others will appreciate being reached out to.”
Independent news alert
In December 2021, a third ofAmericans (33 per cent) said they pay “a great deal” of attention to national news.
Derryn Hinch's Justice Party advocates for longer sentences for violent crimes and further tightening of bail and parole laws.
■ Fewer Americans are paying attention to national news now than at any time since early 2018.
But that sentiment is not reflected at the box office. Thor: Love and Thunder opened last weekend and earned $302 million worldwide, grossing more in its US debut than previous Thor
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“People are fundamentally social beings and enjoy connecting with others,” explains lead author Peggy Liu, PhD, from the University of Pittsburgh, in a media release.
■ The local Army recruiting station was empty. The normally reliable recruiting grounds at the nearby Walmart were a bust. With the Army still thousands of soldiers short of its recruiting goal, the station commander, Sgt First Class James Pulliam, dressed head to toe in camouflage, scanned a stripmall parking lot for targets.
■ “I've got fire in the belly”, says Derryn Nigel Hinch, New Zealand-born media personality, politician, actor, journalist and published author.
Stateside with Gavin Wood in West Hollywood
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He is best known for his career in Australia, on Melbourne radio and television. He served as a Senator for Victoria from 2016 to 2019.
These findings are from a survey of 4,221 US adults fielded Nov. 23-Dec. 3, 2021, who are members of Gallup’s probability-based national panel.
■ Do phone calls from long-lost friends really excite you? You’re not alone. A new study finds people often underestimate how much their old friends will appreciate receiving a call from them out of the blue.
He's confident of similar success again, after voters walked away from both major political parties at the federal election.
Out and About Phone A Friend
"We've still got a lot to do," he said." I want to get out there and keep fighting. We still have a lot of unfinished business in the great state of Victoria."
Earliermovies.thisyear, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness made $954 million worldwide.And 2021’s SpiderMan: No Way Home finished its run at $1.9 billion.
In those 14 years, critics predicted that audiences would eventually get tired of superhero movies.
has been married five times. In the 2018 state election, Hinch's Justice Party won three upper house seats.
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The reason is clear, say numerous media experts: “There is no trust.” People want to find independent news sources without biases and here is where the mainstream media has miserably failed.
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Changes in Social Security such as the increase in the normal retirement age are complete, there is unlikely to be much more of a shift to defined-contribution retirement plans from definedbenefit pensions, gains in educational attainment at older ages have flattened out, as have improvements in health, and the shift away from retiree health benefits is nearly complete, Munnell writes.She concludes: “The major drivers for the gains to date appear to have played themselves out.”
This finding echoes the recent trend reported by Axios that overall news engagement is down compared to 2020, citing a decline in interest in news about COVID-19 and politics.
Pictured after his entertaining speech at the Marquee Club, Derryn is with Alan Johnson, Managing Director. Ramada Plaza Hotel and Suites.
In the Times, one media analyst warned of “superhero fatigue” in 2011. Asked about it last year, a quarter of US adults said they enjoyed superhero movies but were getting tired of them.
■ The Boring Company's underground transportation system will be more expansive than what it originally planned. The Elon Musk-founded company has just received approval from the city to bring its underground transportation system called the Vegas Loop to city limits. When Clark County Commissioners first approved the Vegas Loop , it was supposed to be a 29-mile tunnel network connecting 51 stations. Now, the network will span 34 miles and have a total of 55 stations, including ones that will serve the Harry Reid International Airport and the Allegiant Stadium. Boring Co. President Steve Davis said tunneling in downtown Las Vegas could begin in 2023: "This is step two and there are eight steps for us to be opening. There's a long way to go and a lot of work to do. But if I were to guess on the spot I would guess we'd have machines in (the ground) next calendar year." According to the publication, the downtown stations include the Strat, Fremont Street Experience, the Slotzilla attraction, the Garage Mahal at the Circa Resort and the Plaza Hotel. Boring could add other stations in the future, as well, with each one costing anything in between $1.5 to $20 million to build.
If Hinch does win a seat this November, he says, integrity and transparency will be top of his to do list.
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This percentage is the lowest in Gallup/Knight Foundation’s trend and a substantial drop from the 54 per cent of Americans who said they paid a great deal of attention to national news in November of 2020.
Marvel Meltdown
Researchers found that participants who called, texted, or emailed someone in their social circle just to say hello consistently underrated how much their friend would value hearing from Meanwhile,them. the friend receiving the message placed a much higher value on the surprise social interaction.
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These are tough times for military recruiting. Almost across the board, the armed forces are experiencing large shortfalls in enlistments this year a deficit of thousands of entry-level troops that is on pace to be worse than any since just after the Vietnam War. It threatens to throw a wrench into the military’s machinery, leaving critical jobs unfilled and some platoons with too few people to function.
■ If you are considering coming over for a holiday in 2022, then I have got a special deal for you.
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The party also supports ending the live export trade and establishing a national public register of convicted sex offenders.
I have secured a terrific holiday deal for readers of the Melbourne Observer and The Local Paper.
■ The average retirement age of American men has risen three years since 1990, to 64.7 years. The average is the age at which labour force participation falls below 50 per cent.
■ Some 29 Marvel Cinematic Universe movies have premiered since 2008, an average of almost two per year.
● Derryn Hinch and Alan Johnson
A long-time advocate of victims of crime, Hinch's career has not been short of controversy. In 1987, Hinch was fined $10,000 and was jailed for naming a paedophile priest while a trial was stillInpending.2011,he was sentenced to five months of home detention for breaching suppression orders against the names of two sex offenders.Hewas jailed for an additional 50 days in 2014 after refusing to pay a fine for revealing the criminal history of the man who killed Jill HinchMeagher.
‘Let me try again’: Derryn Hinch
■ Hi everyone, remotely from my suite at the Ramada Plaza Hotel and Suites in West Hollywood comes this week’s news
He spotted a young woman getting out of a car, and put on his best salesman smile. “Hey, how’d you know I was going to be here toda?!” the sergeant said with an affable Carolina drawl, as if greeting an old friend. “I’m going to help put you in the Army.”
We would love to see you at the Ramada Plaza Hotel and Suites, 8585 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood
- Happy Holidays, Gavin Wood.
Military shortfall
But a new paper by Alicia H. Munnell, director of the Centre for Retirement Research at Boston College, concludes that the five factors that delayed men’s retirement over the past three decades “are no longer having a substantial impact and are unlikely to increase the average retirement age going forward.”
Unfinished business
Gavin Wood the Ramada Santa
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Bronnie Gordon has released her first solo album. Me and My Blues Piano features 11 of her own works drawing on life experiences and words heard, says Bronnie. The final song on the album is a cover of the timeless Somewhere Over The Rainbow Check out on Facebook: Bronnie Gordon Music.
By Rob com.auinfo@countrycrossroadsFoenander
The series will showcase established artists who have contributed to the sustained success of the world-class cultural tourism drawcard, that is The Blues Train, with emerging artists performing their interpretation of roots music suited to the next generation of audiences, says their PR media release. thebluestrain.com.au
Ring Cycle in Brisbane, with the cast from the original 2020 season largely intact.And these are the best of the best Wagnerian performers, you won’t find a better cast anywhere in the world,” said Terracini.
Me and My Blues
■ Melbourne Blues singer-songwriter
Terracini’s final OA season
Pressure drop
“This 2023 season may not include all the wonderful productions I would have liked for my final program, but I know this incredible collection of the world’s finest talents will thrill audiences over the next twelve months.
OA’s co-production of The Tales of Hoffmann will finally make it to the stage after being postponed in 2021. Starring acclaimed Australian soprano Jessica Pratt, proudly following in Dame Joan Sutherland’s esteemed footsteps by being one of the very few singers capable of singing all four female lead
Blues Train
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The program includes a mix of new and much-loved productions by acclaimed directors Sir David McVicar, Rosetta Cucchi, Damiano Michieletto, Elijah Moshinsky, Alex Ollè, Davide Livermore, Gale Edwards and Chen Shi-Zheng.
■ Melbourne urban home-grown Reggae dub band, Pressure Drop, will launch its nine track album, Crosstown Sessions, on Sunday, Sept 18, from 2pm-6pm. The launch is at 1812 Theatre at 3 Rose St, Upper Ferntree Gully, and will also feature special guests on the day. A percentage of proceeds will be donated to theAsylum Seeker Resource Centre. $10 entry.
Crossroads
Some of the biggest names in opera will be performing for the Company in 2023.
The big names aren’t limited to the singers, with highly acclaimed conductors Renato Palumbo, Guillaume Tourniaire, Lorenzo Passerini, Andrea Battistoni, Carlo Montanaro, Pinchas Steinberg, Philippe Auguin, return toAustralia while Asher Fisch and Michelangelo Mazza will be making their debuts.
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“We will finally be able to stage Chen Shi-Zheng’s amazing production of the world’s first digital
Famousroles.forher incredible performance in Lucia di Lammermoor, Jessica is also set to give a masterclass of her coloratura prowess when she performs a one-off concert showcase of ‘mad scenes’. A not-to-be-missed night of vocal acrobatics.
The world’s leading tenor, Jonas Kaufmann, in demand sopranos Ermonela Jaho, Lise Lindstrom, Jessica Pratt and AmberWagner, along with globally renowned Wagner interpreter Stefan Vinke, legendary bass Ferruccio Furlanetto and audience favourite Michael Fabiano, will all make welcome returns to Australia in 2023.Reflecting on where he had envisaged Opera Australia would be in his final year, and the challenges of a lingering pandemic that has wreaked havoc on the arts industry, Mr Terracini is understandably proud to be able to present such a star-studded final season.
■ After 13 years at the helm of the national opera company, Artistic Director Lyndon Terracini has announced his final season for Opera Australia, a year-long celebration of some of the world’s finest singers and musical talent with performances in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
■ Queenscliff’s legendary Blues Train will feature - for the first time in 28 years - a dedicated program of emerging and established Australian contemporary blues and roots musicians in The Blues Train Next Generation Concert Series in November.
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■ Melton’s Ken Tippet trained and reined Creatine-Alta Rihannah gelding Heir Apparent to victory in the 2200 metre Black Hill Hotel 3Y0 Trotters Mobile. Crossing Mojito Madness which flew away from gate four shortly after the start after starting inside him, Heir Apparent kept on giving in the straight to record a neck margin over Mojito Madness which had moved off his back on turning, with Constant (four pegs – one/one home turn) third 6.1 metres back. The mile rate 2-07.1.
What’s On
■ Meetings for the week : Wednesday –Hamilton/Bendigo, Thursday – Kilmore, Friday – Ballarat, Saturday – Melton, Sunday –Shepparton, Monday – Warragul, Tuesday –Melton.
Alyce then combined with husband Jayson to land the 1700 metre West Side Bistro & Functions Pace with Art Jester, a 3Y0 gelded son of Art Major and Charlotte Grace in 1-56.9.
The 2022 program will have traditional jazz lovers enthralled with performances from Dan Barnett’s Swing Rocket, Geoff Bull and the Finer Cuts, the Syncopators, Chonk, Eamon McNelis’ Skellingtons and a special celebratory tribute by Rebecca Barnard to her beloved father Len and uncle Bob, both Australian jazz royalty.
■ Not to be outdone, sister Bec Bartley’s cotrained and driven 8Y0 Life Sign-Two Teds gelding Mongiana recorded his first success since December 2020 by taking the Alabar Pace over 1690
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A 4Y0 gelded son of Gold Ace andArt Buyer, Talent Agent starting from the extreme draw settled three back in the moving line as
Kyvalley Surfrider (death seat – three pegs –death home turn) was third 11.8 metres away.
Double Day
race was third seven metres away.
■ “Herbie” had snared the Mark Murray @ Conkers Concreting Pace over 2190 metres prior when leading throughout from gate two aboard the Matthew Higgins (Elmore) trained and Mary-Helen Pearce bred and raced 7Y0 McArdle-Panslilsweetheart mare Elenna in 204.5 to account for Master Works (three pegs) out wide and Crime Boss (one/one – three wide home turn). The margins 1.6 by 1.5 metres.
Driven to perfection by Terang based Glen Craven, Everybodylovesme settled three back in the moving line as the favourite Stingofawasp led from gate three.
Festival of Jazz
■ Stawell trainer Jason Ainsworth engaged Kate Gath to handle 4Y0 Roll With Joe-The Dreamtime mare Story To Tell to an all of the way victory from the pole in the Bendigo Locksmiths Pace over 2150 metres, defeating Jannali (three pegs) along the sprint lane by 3.9 metres in 1-59.2. Mon Bel Ange after trailing the winner from inside the second line was third 1.2 metres away after also using the sprint lane.
Taken back to the rear from outside the front line as Keayang Kamikaze (gate two) and October Reign (gate six) went lickety split into the first turn with Keayang Kamikaze winning out, Ever Hoping was off and running mid-race with a lightning burst of speed but was unable to cross theDespiteleader.
from outside the front line to cross Cronk (gate five), Lindy Grace defied all challengers to score by 3.3 metres in advance of Lady Madge Lewis (one/three – three wide last lap) before trailing the winner into the straight.GetUp Early (four pegs) from gate two used the sprint lane for third 14.6 metres away after being hopelessly boxed up all through the race. The mile rate 2-02.6.
■ Maude trainer Jack Kendall’s smart 3Y0 Art Major-Miss Mach Kana gelding Ooga Chaka ($1.90) driven by Bendigo’s Rod Lakey led throughout from gate four to register an easy 7.6 metre margin in the Red House Bakery Pace over 1690
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■ On a day of multiple victories, reinsman Jason Lee chalked up a treble of wins. Apart from Ever Hoping, Jason was victorious aboard brother Paddy’s Somebeachsomewhere-Perfect Take colt Jilliby Jay Sea in the West Side Sports Bar 3Y0 Maiden Pace over 2200 metres and Mallee (Liparoo) trainer Reece Moore’s 6Y0 Somebeachsomwhere-Winter Rose gelding Neds Beach in the 1700 metre AFL Grand Final
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The Blues program continues to grow with rollicking performances from Jimi Hocking (Screaming Jets) and his Blues Machine and the supremely popular guitarist and vocalist Ray Beadle with his band. Duo Ailson Ferrier and Shorty bring their folk, rockin’ blues and bruising electric guitar riffs to the stage whilst Wangaratta Festival debutant, Karen Lee Andrews presents a beautiful program of classic soul infused blues informed by her Polynesian background.
The28-30.festival curated premiere collaboration between New York based drummer Pheeroan akLaff, Sydney drummer Chloe Kim and Melbourne drummer Maria Moles is an addition to the program. akLaff has per-formed and recorded with numerous American Jazz luminaries including Andrew Hill, Cecil Taylor and Wadada Leo Smith.
In another jazz program highlight, prolific musician Andrea Keller once again showcases her ingenuity with her sweet, tender compositions in PATsy - the music of piano, alto, trombone and squeezebox.
by Jayson, Chemical Reactor (gate two) making her race debut sat outside Welease Woger (gate three) for the entire trip, outstaying her rivals to score by 3.8 metres in a rate of 201.5 over Torque Like A Lady (three pegs). Welease Woger was third 2.8 metres back.
■ Bendigo raced on Tuesday and Armona’s Donna Castles chalked up another winner when 5Y0 Bacardi Lindy-Tender Annie mare Lindy Grace at start number 15 landed the Aldebaran Vicbred Platinum Maiden Trotters Mobile over 2150
Sprinting forward three wide at a great rate prior to the home turn, Everybodylovesme had raced clear on straightening to record a most impressive 23.7 metre margin over the ever reliable mare Reigning Lillies which was slightly held up after trailing the weakening leader, with Di Li (one/one) running her usual honest race for third a half head away after also being held up. The mile rate 2-01.8. Brad Stevens trains out of the Bruce Morgan stables in Junortoun.
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AfterMobile.refusing to circle prior to the start, Majestic Pride with the assistance of the clerk of course was able to take her spot outside the front line and immediately whizzed across the face of the field to lead as the starter released the field.Allowed to bowl, Majestic Pride ran her rivals ragged to win as she pleased by 29 metres untouched from Mariachi (five pegs) which gave chase in the last lap, with Rioterra third 4.5 metres away after racing in second place throughout. The mile rate 2-01.8 (last half 60.6 –quarter 30.6).
■ Great Western’s Michelle Wright landed the Isuzu Ballarat Trotters Mobile with Morsure Damour, a 4Y0 gelded son of Love You and CalderTrainedFury.and driven by Michelle who also has a share in him, Monsure Damour (gate six) possied three back in the moving line as Jessicas Story (gate three) led. Going forward three wide in the back straight on the final occasion, Monsure Damour outgunned the leader to record a 2.2 metre victory in a rate of 2-05.7. Major Max after a slow beginning to be four pegs mid-
■ Double day Wednesday saw Horsham race in the afternoon and Shepparton at night and what a day it was for Mount Gambier’s Finnis family at Horsham with trainer Barry, son Jayson and daughter-in-law Alyce all winning races. First to arrive was Barry’s Auckland Reactor-Burston Holme 6Y0 mare Chemical Reactor in The Weekly Advertiser Maiden Pace over 1700 metres.Driven
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Driven by Jordie Chibnall, Just Ralph at odds of $31.00 finished hard along the sprint lane for four pegs to blouse another local in Bee Gee Cee (one/three – three wide trail last lap) by a head. Treacherous Times (one/one) which was severely checked at the bell along with the runner up was third 6.6 metres back. The mile rate 1-58.6.
■ Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues announces the final line-up of international and homegrown artists for a weekend of music, in its highly anticipated return from October
at the start from gate four to settle four back, Mongiana was set alight three wide racing for the bell before dropping in for cover in the back straight to follow Night School in the open which was applying plenty of pressure to the poleline leader Heavenly Charm.
Despite racing exposed from gate four outside Havana (gate three), Okinawa Beach raced to the front halfway up the running to register a 1.5 metre margin over Fly Bye Eden (one/one –three wide home turn) in 1-56.9. Lopez (four wide home turn) after trailing the winner was third 4.8 metres back.
■ Byrnside trainer/driver Damian Wilson’s Somebeachsomewhere-Tori Maguire mare Okinawa Beach was a strong victor of the Garrards Horse & Hound Pace over 1650 metres.
Travellingmetres.kindly, Ooga Chaka raced by the Kendall family bounded away on turning to return a 1-55.9 mile rate in defeating Keayang Domino (one/two – three wide home turn) and Puzzle Piece (three pegs) who was a half neck away after using the sprint lane.
■ The trotters were certainly the highlight of the meeting and Dunnstown trainer John Murphy’s honest 4Y0 Lawman-Granuale gelding Cork led virtually throughout from gate six in the Ballarat Pink Phoenix Trotters Mobile over 2200 metres. With brother David in the sulky, Cork after holding a handy lead couldn’t be caught, greeting the judge 8.6 metres clear of Amunet which trailed in a rate of 2-04.2.
■ Local trainer Alex Ashwood and partner Tayla French snared the quinella in the 2150 metre Simonds Homes Bendigo Pace with Talent Agent defeating Rockntommy Rulz in a mile rate of 1-58.8.
■ Hopetoun Park trainer Scott Garbutt made a long awaited return to the winners list after 4Y0 Shadow Play-Why Comment gelding Why Not Dream at start number eight scored in the Alabar Vicbred Platinum Maiden Pace over 2190 metres.Bred and raced by well known Bacchus Marsh identity Graeme Rayner, Why Not Dream a prohibitive short priced $1.35 favourite driven by James Herbertson (gate three), crossed Devil Of A Smile (gate five) to assume control shortly after the start and was unextended to record an easy 12.6 metre victory over Dallas Charlie (three pegs) which eased wide on the final bend. Devil Of A Smile held down third a neck away. The mile rate 2-01.
■ Popular Maryborough commenced the week on Monday August 29 with a nine race card of entertaining racing.
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Going forward from gate five to settle one/ one momentarily as All Good led from the pole, Art Jester vacated the prime spot racing for the bell to assume control with a circuit to travel and was untroubled to record an easy 7 metre margin in advance of Presidential Change (one/one) and Razs Veyron (one/two) who was third a neck away. Alyce provided another winner when 3Y0 Always B Miki-Bettor Believe It gelding Ever Hoping (Jason Lee) was a big winner of the Woodlands Stud Pace over 2200 metres.
In another premiere international collaboration, Finnish pianist Iro Haarla presents aprogram of her evocative compositions with Melbourne’s Tamara Murphy and James McLean.
■ At Shepparton, astute Arcadia trainer Patrick Ryan produced a nice type on debut by the name of Beauty Treasure to take the Hunter Rural Trotters Mobile over 2190 metre. A 3Y0 filly by Love You from Lasting Beauty bred and raced by Kevin Riseley’s Sheron Park Pty. Ltd, Beauty Treasure driven by Chris Alford starting from gate four wasn’t bustled gradually going forward to take over from Ima Ziabee (gate five) hitting the back straight on the first occasion. Rated to perfection, Beauty Treasure defied all rivals to register a 6.5 metre margin in advance of Rockford Peach (three pegs) and Cmon Carl Lee (four back) who was a half neck away third. The rate 2-03.3.
Barnard will also perform with legendary Hammond organist, Tim Neal in Jazz Mass, with Neal set to play the spectacular Willis pipe-organ in the Holy Trinity Cathedral Renowned Australian Saxophonist, Julien Wilson, debuts his new solo project within the same divine venue.
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■ Kialla trainer Lisa Bartley was victorious with 5Y0 Changeover-Krisney Girl gelding Just Ralph in the Neatline Homes Pace over 2190 metres.
Rockntommy Rulz came away from inside the second line to race exposed. Going forward three wide approaching the final bend, Talent Agent joined Rockntommy Rulz and the leader Sweet Creation before racing clear over the concluding stages to record a 6.5 metres margin.
Angling wide on straightening, Mongiana finished at a great rate to score by a head from The Rocknroll King along the sprint lane off the back of the leader, with Major Watson (three pegs) third 1.6 metres back. The mile rate 1-55.7.
Write About Angus after trailing the pacemaker was third 2.5 metres back after using the sprint lane.
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the tough passage, Ever Hoping was too strong at the finish to gain the day by 1.4 metres from a game Keayang Kamikaze, with October Reign (one/one – three wide on turning) third a half head away. The mile rate 1-59.8.
■ Bendigo hobby trainer Brad Stevens a concreter by trade, provided 5Y0 Imperial Count-Maori Azolla mare Everybodylovesme to score a big victory in the 2190 metre Haras Des Trotteurs Mobile.
Eve @ Horsham Pace. Jilliby Jay Sea led throughout, accounting for I Can Tell You which trailed and Goodtime Bravo from last after a badThebeginning.milerate two minutes even. Neds Beach’s victory was identical, leading all of the way from gate four to defeat stablemate Yoursnmine (three pegs) and Iamawingate which trailed. The margins a half neck by 2.2 metres in a mile rate of 1-59.1.
■ At Ballarat on Thursday, Ararat trainer/driver Michael Bellman’s very smart but very unruly 7Y0 Majestic Son-Fleetwood Blue mare Majestic Pride was (sort-of) on her best behavior to blitz her rivals in the 2200 metre Interpath Trotters
■ Euroa trainer/driver Cameron Maggs snared the 2190 metre Your Sold Real Estate Trotters Mobile with 4Y0 Majestic Son-Sunday Service gelding Super Service, leading throughout from gate two in a mile rate of 2-02.5 to account for the ever reliable Bacardi Wood which trailed. Downunder Barkers (four pegs) showed a glimpse of a form return for third 3.2 metres back.
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This Week
■ I was saddened to learn of the departure of Bendigo Jockey Club’s CEOAaron Hearps.
■ Entries for next year’s rich Blue Diamond to be run at Caulfield have flooded in.
All I can say is ‘all the best Aaron’, and thanks for the guidance and friendship, and the best for the future in your new endeavour. I hope to catch up with you in the near future.
Eight fillies entered are by the champion sire, who has 82 of his progeny entered.
Four of the top five from last year’s Caulfield Cup, Nonconformist, Persan, Montefilia and Great House, have been nominated for a return trip to PersanCaulfield.represents one of the top training pair, Ciaron Maher and David Eustace.
I had worked with Aaron for a few years and found him one of the best executives, that I have worked with throughout my racing life.
After a hiatus in 2021, the internationals look set to return to continue their brilliant association with the Caulfield Cup.
■ The Melbourne Racing Club is over the moon with the number of horses nominated for this year’s Caulfield Cup.
The Godolphin operation has nominated 87 including six to be prepared by Anthony and Sam Freedman.
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Victoria’s top team, Ciaron Maher and David Eustace, are not far behind with 114 entries.
■ The Group One winning fillies provided some of the biggest highlights of the Autumn, and would bring star power to the One Thousand Guineas.
standing mare, Verry Elleegant, now overseas, being prepared for an international debut out of France.
He was a person who was always polite, right
Top Queensland trainer, Annabel Neesham trainer of top horse Zaaki, has submitted 111, Among the list are potential stars with bloodlines familiar to each of them.
The Maher-Eustace team submitted a Dundeeel colt out of his 2016 Caulfield Cup winner, Jameka. Neesham is a Savabeel /Chandelier colt, a full brother to her Group 1 star, Mo’unga.
Waterhouse has nominated a filly by Justify out of her 2016 One Thousand Guineas winner, Global Glamour.
Cup. Champion trainer, Chris Waller has unveiled a team of 11 nominations led by the ballot-exempt Neds Mornington Cup winner, Crystal WallerPegasus.won the Caulfield Cup with his out-
Top trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have entered a mammoth total of 117 nominations.
- Ted Ryan
There were 169 horses nominated for the 145th edition of the $5 million Caulfield Draught Caulfield Cup, to be run on October 15.
The grandson of the late and great Bart Cummings, Edward, and son of Anthony Cummings, has the logical favourite, Duais, winner of this year’s Australian Cup and a triple GroupThankswinner.toher victory in the Coongy Cup, but it was her all-conquering Autumn preparation earlier this year, that led many to believe that she can return this spring to claim the Cup.
Ciaron Maher and David Eustace have 21 of their own, aiming for their first Guineas prize. Mick Price and Michael Kent Junior have included the smart gallopers, Jacquinot and Maximillius.
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on the ball, and always put in. I couldn’t have asked for a better mentor on the job.
They have a total of 17 nominations for the
To fight it out
■ The newly minted $3 million ‘Neds’ Caulfield Guineas looks set to attract some of the best three-year-old talent from around the country.
Blue Diamond Stakes winner Daumierheads a list of nine nominations for Anthony and Sam Freedman, attempting to claim the rare Blue Diamond/ Caulfield Guineas double.
Cup stars align
In total there are 32 overseas raiders nominated, including an astonishing 12 for Joseph O’Brien, and three for his famous father leading international trainer, Aiden O’Brien.
Also nominated is recent Goodwood runnerup, Deauville Legend, who is trained by James Ferguson.GrandAlliance prepared by popular English trainer Charlie Fellowes, along with three horses from the 2008 Caulfield Cup winning trainer, Saeed Bin Suroor, with his good stayer, All The Good, in that year.
The prospect of arch rivals, Fireburn and She’s Extreme, clashing in the classic is mouthwatering.Thenwe have the J. J. Atkins winner, Sheeza Bolter, along with Blue Diamond runner-up, Revolutionary Miss, also there to fight it out.
Entries flood in
The long list includes many from three of Australia’s leading stables. Nominations total 1544 juveniles for the classic.
Several big stables have submitted entry lists to match. Top trainer Chris Waller has declared 21 nominations in search of a third Caulfield Guineas title.
A combination that that has delivered two of the last four Blue Diamond winners, thanks to Daumier this year, and Lyre in 2019.
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The Freedmans have nominated 54 of their own. Victorian trainers, Mick Price and Michael Kent, have nominated eight fillies by leading sire, I Am Invincible.
Other notable entries include: All Star Mile winner, Mugatoo, prepared by leading Sydney trainer, Kris Lees; Toorak Handicap winner, I’m Thunderstruck, with Mick Price and Mick Kent Junior; Doncaster Handicap winner, Mr Brightside, Ben and J.D. Hayes, Spring Champion Stakes winner, Profondo (Richard Litt).
So long Aaron
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DINING. 7-piece colonial dining set. Melchair Dining Table with large cutlery drawer, 6 chairs (2 calvers) by Euro. Solid heavy timber table is 178 x 105 x 76. VGC. Price drastically reduced to $225 ONO. Frankston South. 0417 554 868.EE-HH
MARBLE BENCH. Top corner L shape, 199.50 length, 63.5 width x 127. Plus 178 c 6.30. GC. $150. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE
BIKE. Men’s. Merida. Shimano Gears. 21 speeed. GC. $210. Hastings. 5979 2868.HH-KK
OVEN. Double. Westinghouse Model PDP794S O2. Complete with carcass, bottom pot drawer and storage cupboard above all, in solid ti9mber. VGC. $1000. Diamond Creek. 0447 456 318.EE-HH
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DINING TABLE. Solid timber with chunky legs, with 8 chunky chairs. GC. $290. Donvale. 0418 380 095.BB-EE
FRIDGE. Fridgair . 1950 model. Has original paint. Motor runs. Suit man cave. $50 ONO. Hampton Park. 0449 822 507. BB-EE
MATTRESS. Queen. Hardly used. With doona. $50. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE
CASH REGISTER. SAM4S ER180B. Electronic 16, department keys program for preset prices. GST calculator ability. Large function keyboard with spare 1 ply rolls. Full operator’s instructions. Theatre, now not used. EC. $150. Glen Itis. 0407 276 973. EE-HH
LOUNGE SUITE. 3-Piece (Large) by Pieria Furniture. Comfortable, adjustable Lumber support. Kibby fabric. Coral colour. Lounge: 118 x 96 x 96. Very clean, well cared for suite. Moving house. VGC. Price reduced to $225 ONO. Frankston South. 0417 554 866. EE-HH
161.welcome.Rummicub.games2pm.TyabbFrankston-FlindersHallRdonMondays,10amMorningcoffeeofKlkaverjasandNewmembersNel,0414997Paula,57798291EE-HH
TV. LG. 42” with remote. EC. $50. Reservoir. 0419 008 994.EE-HH
POT BELLY STOVE. Cast Iron. 1970s. 3 pieces, s/s flue. $300. Alexandra. 5772 2997, evenings.EE-HH
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DIXON motorised roller fo a V6 model. Wattle Glen 0417 165 115. HH-KK
CARAVAN. Regent (Pop Top). Island Queen Double bed , rear lounge, heaps of storage Length: 7.1mts, van length 6mts. New Tandem Electric Brake Axles. Fold up engineered Draw Bar. Caprice Stove, Oven and Grill (as new). Dometic 121lts 3 way fridge (as new). 12 Volt water Pump (new). Heron Q Aircommand Air Conditioning. Samsung Micro Wave (as new). New 4-speaker touch screen Stereo system linked to TV. TV with new Aerial. New Lithium Battery 120 amp. Charging system, safety cut out with a new solar control regulator. New spare tyre. New Jockey wheel and Stabilizer legs A&E 4.5mtr roll out awning. New Quilt cover. New LED porch lights New lift struts. Had very little use. $22,500. Kinglake West. 5482.HH-KK5786
DOG STROLLER. Collapsable. Red. Straps to secure dog. Very little use. As new. $55. Wantirna South. 0409 923 723.HH-KK
HOTPOINT Condenser Dryer. Rarely used. As new cond. Cost $600. Sell $150 ONO. Croydon. 0477 508 649.HH-KK
TABLE. Small wooden 60cm. Extends to 120cm. Plus small wooden cupboard. 90cm x 45cm. And plastic outdoor table, oval, white. 90 x 120cm. GC. $15 each. Box Hill. 7904.HH-KK9890
FISH TANK. Small. Secondhand. GC. Broadford. 5786 1816.HH-KK
LANDCRUISER 200 series GCL, 2007 model,m twin turbo diesel. Upgraded suspension, heavy duty coils and shocks on front. Airbags on rear. Bullbar, win ch, driving lights, roofrack, UHF, Anderson plug, Clearview mirrors, new batteries, fully serviced, 12 months reg. 53,000 kms. ZRJ900. VGC. $53,000. Eildon. 0407 350 369.HH-KK
GOLF BUGGY. Electric. Parmaker Ghia. 4 wheels. Motorised ride-on. Includes new batteries, charger, golf bag frame and trailer ramps. EC. $1650. Epping. 0447 492 587. HH-KK
CONDITION FC - Fair Condition. GC - Good Condition. VGCVery Good Condition. EC- Excellent Condition.
FORD XF 93. Panel 0481$2506FPAAAJGCMPM77320.Van.ONO.StAlbans.213471.HH-KK
WANTED. Female student or worker for cosy room for rent. All extras including WiFi, pay TV and more. 5 mins to shopping centre, beach, transport, buses and trains. $300 PW, 4 weeks advance, Frankston. Mill, 0413 252 990.EE-HH
CUPBOARD. Grey, laminated. Dark grey trim. 73 wide, 71 high, drawer and 2 door supboard. GC. $30. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE
LIGHT FITTING. Round black and frosted glass with spare globe. Can send pictures. Pick-up. As new. $25. Reservoir. 0412 595.HH-KK993
WANTED
LAZYBOY. Electric chair. Used twice. As new. $250. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE
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TRAILER. 6x4 heavy duty steel box trailer. Heavy checker plate floor. Near new. 195 x 14 radial light truck tyres, plus spare. Five leaf springs, all lights working. Heavy towbar. Ready for work. Registered until Nov. 20. VGC. $600. Yea. 0435 880 031.BB-EE
CLOCKS. Mantel. One English, one German. Early 190s. Not working. FC. $80. Greensborough. 0406 939 273.EE-HH
BMW PLATES. LXRYBM. Vic slimline. Used, no damage. At cost, $495. Rese rvoir. Les, 0412 993 595.HH-KK
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DESK. Vintage. Baltic pine. 6 drawer, shelf under for key pad. Slightly distressed. $150. Matching dresser, adjustable shelves. 2 doors to bottom. EC. $200. $350 the pair. Croydon. 9736 9690.BB-EE
CANE LOUNGE. Table, chair, cushions, never used. GC. $70. Frankston. 0488 062 387.EE-HH
RECLINER CHAIRS. 2, vinyl, $40 each. Wesburn. 0407 314 426. BB-EE
CASUAL worker required for manual work on lifestyle ruyral property. Tasks include raking of established walking tracks and clearing bush litter in selected area. Days and hours to suit you. Cash payment $20 per hour. Yea. Please call Tony, 0438 652 784. EE-HH
LOUNGE. Three seater, two matching armchairs. Easystyle furniture. Colour: light green. Peach and pink, large floral design, top quality Warwick table. Removable seat and cushion covers. Guardsman furniture protection. Premium Dulopillo foam. No stains or fading. As new. EC. $60. Frankston South. 0474 790 353.EE-HH
ALL CAR advertisers must supply registration or Vehicle Identification Numbers. By law, we are unable to publish listings without those details.
EXTENSION LADDER. Aluminium. Hardly used. 3,7m x 6.5m. GC. $500. Frankston. 0488 837.EE-HH062
INSULATION. Insulco Fat Batts. R 1.5. Quantity: 5 packs. GC, never used. $50 the lot. Alexandra. 0412 212 764.EE-HH
PAINTING. Thomas Kinkade. Morning Dogwood. Framed size: 12x8. American painter of light. Won on cruise ship. GC. $400. Mt Martha. 4163.EE-HH5973
FILING CABINET. 4 drawer. Metal. $10. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE
VACUUM CLEANER. Dyson V7. Perfect working condition. Can demonstrate. Comes with spare battery. $120. Wallan. 5783 1986.BB-EE
STAND MIXER. Ambiano professional brand. 6 speeds. 600 micing power, pulse function. Black and silver. 5 litre stainless steel bowl. Still in packaging. New. $60. Frankston. 0481 145 332.HH-KK
SLATE. 130 pieces. 60 x 300. Some new, some used. Still have the cement on the back, but can be chipped off. Very clean. $5 each for used, $15 each for new. Diamond Creek. 0447 456 318.EE-HH
BIKE. Ladies. Vanti. Discovery 3. All comfort features with low maintenance, easy to use internal hob. Low step option for easy access. Colour: light grey. Nexus 8 speed internal rear hub. EC, like new. $350. Frankston South. 0474 790 353.HH-KK
XBOX. Old. 6 games. $100. Wesburn. 0407 314 246.BB-EE
RABBIT HUTCH and fence. GC. $50. $70. Rosanna. 0409 248.BB-EE028.
5.30pm Mondays. Moonee Ponds Baptist Church, 45 Eglinton St, supports those fro m Moonee Valley in a tough place. All welcome for a free hot meal from 5.30pm on Mondays. If you have food handling, listening or cleaning skills, then con tact us to help out. 0466 075 820. UFN ON
CUPBOARD. Wooden. 206L x 60W. Full length mirror inside of door. VGC. $40. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE DESK. Child’s vintage school desk. Timber with round metal frame. 745mm h, 1070mm w, 80m d. GC. $100. Yea. 0419 109 887.BB-EE
FLOWERING ORCHIDS. From $15 to $60 per pt. Not-in-flower orchids, from $5 to $30 per pt. Whire dragon fruit plants, from $7 to $15 per pt. Cactus plant not in flower yet, from $10 to $20 per pot. GC. East Ivanhoe. 9499 4415.
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DOUBLE BED. Mahogany. Queen Anne double, side tables,m dressing table, stool, with mattress, electric blanket and doona. GC. $160. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE DRAWERS. Grey, laminated. 46 x 46. Small drawer and filing drawer. GC. $20. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297.BB-EE
JOHN GOULD Game Bird Prints. EC. $20. Mill Park. 9436 8935.EE-HH
TILES. Garden paving concrete red, 20sm x 20cm. 4cm depth. Quanity: 80. GC. $20. Frankston North. 0448 189 269.EE-KK
GARDEN BED. Corrugated metal. Approx 1m square. No longer required. VGC. $45. Wantirna South. 0409 023 723.HH-KK
LOUNGE SUITE. 3 seater, cream leather, polished wooden trim. Queen Anne style. Genuine Franco Cozzo purchase. GC. $100 ONO. Frankston. 0497 173 678.EE-HH
CONDITION FC - Fair Condition. GC - Good Condition. VGCVery Good Condition. EC- Excellent Condition.
Division 1. Seniors. Mooroolbark 13.12 (90) d Mitcham 9.9 (61).
SAGITTARIUS: (November 23- December 20)
Investigators are still searching for the second outstanding offender.
Division 3. Reserves. Emmaus St Leos 5.15 (45) d Parkside 6.8 (44).
Think before you speak. An old flame could be about tore-appear in your life, sparking some old feelings, butthey won't stay around. Watch out for people trying totake advantage of you.
Division 2. Seniors. Chelsea Heights 16.8 (104) d Caulfield Bears 6.9 (45).
Division 2. Seniors. Ringwood 20.13 (133) d East Burwood 12.10 (82).
Under 18 Boys. Warburton 12.10 (82) d Kinglake 5.6 (36).
Premier C Reserves. Old Geelong 11.10 (76) d Hampton Rovers 7.8 (50). Mazenod 30.21 (201) d UHS-VU 0.2 (2). Parkside Vultures 14.11 (95) d Old Mentonians 8.8 (56). Marcellin 15.8 (98) d Ormond 8.13 (61). Old ivanhoe 47.31 (313) d Preston Bullants 0.3 (3). Monash Blues: Bye.
Division 2. Seniors. Eltham 7.13 (55) d Diamond Creek 6.10 (46).
Detectives from across the state are investigating reports of hundreds of people who have lost thousands of dollars after being scammed by fake puppy advertisements.
Division 4. Seniors. Silvan 10.9 (69) d Surrey Park 8.9 (57).
Lotto Numbers: 8.15.26.34.40.33.
Division 4. Seniors. Lyndhurst 6.15 (51) d Frankston Dolphins 5.13 (43).
■ Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League. Division 1. Seniors. Frankston YCW 9.6 (60) d Bonbeach 9.3 (57). Frankston Bombers 16.12 (108) d Mt Eliza 9.9 (63).
Division 1. Under 19. Heidelberg 12.15 (87) d West Preston-Lakeside 1 8.4 (52). Montmorency 8.17 (65) d Greensbor-ough 4.5 (29).
It is believed a car and a truck were involved in a collision at the intersection of Evans Rd and South Gippsland Hwy around 12.20am.Thecar caught fire and the female driver and sole occupant died at the scene.
Division 3. Seniors. Waverley Blues 7.12 (54) d Donvale 7.10 (52).
Division 1. Reserves. Werribee Districts 6.9 (45) d Caroline Springs 6.7 (43). Altona 12.11 (83) d St Albans 6.2 (38).
■ Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal house fire which occurred in Mooroolbark on Monday night (Sept. 5).
Division 1. Under 18.5. AMildura 1 9.6 (60) d West Coburg 3.4 (22).
Division 2. Reserves. Keilor Park 11.12 (78) d Oak Park 5.3 (33).
You could need some moral support from a good friend.Someone you least expected to could let you down, butyou will be giving someone a second chance if you findthem worthwhile. You should feel energetic, ambitious,and full of life as now could be a fascinating and progres-sive period. Chance meetings could provide unusual ro-mantic interludes.
Lucky Colour: GreenLucky Day: TuesdayRacing Numbers: 1.3.5.2.Lotto Numbers: 1.15.26.34.40.33.
Division 1. Seniors. Emerald 19.27 (141) d Belgrave 2.7 (19). Seville 25.19 (169)
Premier Division. Reserves. Rowville 10.9 (69) d Blackburn 7.9 (51). Vermont 7.10 (52) d Park Orchyards 3.7 (25).
■ Esatern Football League. Premier Division. Seniors. Rowville 15.6 (96) d Noble Park 8.12 (60). South Croydon 13.7 (85) d Doncaster East 10.11 (71).
The driver of the truck was not injured and stopped at the scene.
Division 3. Seniors. Braybrook 17.13 (115) d Albanvale 9.14 (68).
Weekend footy results
■ Southern Football League. Division 1. Seniors. Cheltenham 14.14 (98) d Cranbourne Eagles 13.6 (84). St Kilda City 12.7 (79) d St Paul’s McKinnon 10.16 (76).
Fire crews entered the premises and located a woman with injuries to her stomach and two unconscious children.
Division 2. West Brunswick 15.14 (104) d Old Paradians 12.7 (79).
Premier B. University Blacks 10.11 (71) d Beaumaris 5.9 (39). Old Haileybury 11.13 (79) d Fitzroy 10.13 (73).
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Division 1. Reserves. Cheltenham, 9.6 (60) d Cranbourne Eagles 5.6 (36). Dingley 8.10 (58) d Springvale Districts 7.4 (48).
All were removed from the premises and the fire was Ambulanceextinguished.crewstreated the woman and children, but the woman died at the scene.
Division 3. Under 19. Watsonia 7.13 (55) d Mernda 5.4 (34).
■ Police are investigating a fatal collision in Lynbrook on Monday morning (Sept. 5).
LIBRA: (September 24- October 23)
Premier B Reserves. University Blacks 10.7 (67) d Fitzroy 5.9 (39). De La Salle 9.10 (64) d Old Carey 4.5 (29).
■ Western Regional Football League. Division 1. Seniors. Altona 11.5 (71) d Caroline springs 9.11 (65). Werribee Districts 11.9 (75) d Deer Park 6.15 (51).
You're in for a fascinating period in matters relating tothe opposite sex. Domestic matters are favourable andpersonal interests with friends. To end any disagreements,you will go further than being stubborn.
Puppy scam alert
Division 2. Under 19. Bentleigh Blue 9.7 (61) d Doveton Doves 8.5 (53).
■ Northern Football League. Division 1. Seniors. Heidelberg 10.10 (70) d Bundoora
Division 1. Reserves. Frankston YCE 16.4 (100) d Red Hill 7.3 (45). Mt Eliza 6.9 (45) d Sorrento 4.7 (31).
Division 2. Reserves. Hampton Park 10.8 (68) d Keysborough 8.4 (52).
Now there is an excellent time to be had in the companyof your family. However, you could be tempted to speakout too freely, and this could bring trouble to some—afavourable period for career matters and the right time tomend disagreements.
Division 2. Reserves. Wyndhamvale 12.9 (81) d Parkside 9.8 (59).
Public organizations or meetings could be in the pipe-line. Friends' moods or actions could be a cause for concern, but by using that charm, you should be able to sortit out.
Lucky Colour: YellowLucky Day: ThursdayRacing Numbers: 5.6.2.3.Lotto Numbers: 5.12.32.20.24.33.
Division 1. Reserves. Emerald 14.18 (102) d Belgrave 6.5 (41). Seville 17.10 (112)
Lucky Colour: CreamLucky Day: SaturdayRacing Numbers: 9.6.5.3.
Division 3. Parkside 12.11 (83) d Elsternwick 12.7 (79).
Lucky Colour: BlueLucky Day: WednesdayRacing Numbers: 1.9.6.4.Lotto Numbers: 1.15.24.42.32.20.
Lucky Colour: FawnLucky Day: TuesdayRacing Numbers: 4.2.3.6.Lotto Numbers: 4.12.29.6.33.30.
CAPRICORN: (December 21- January 19)
Mooroolbark death
Exact circumstances leading up to the fire are still being determined, however police are not looking for anyone else at this time.
Division 2. Seniors. Powelltown 12.19 (91) d Kinglake 12.9 (81).
Under 19 Boys. Upwey-Tecoma 14.5 (89)
Police were notified of two men allegedly attempting to steal copper wire from a high voltage generator on the Old Hume Hwy at Beveridge about 4.30am. On arrival, the area appeared to be deserted.
GEMINI: (May 21- June 21)
Division 2. Reserves. Diamond Creek 8.5 (53) d Banyule 6.10 (46).
Division 2. Under 19.5. Mulgrave 9.2 (56) d South Belgrave 7.10 (52).
A reasonable period for socializing and this time couldbring romance to the eligible. However, do not let yourheart rule your head, especially like most you tend tospend to impress.
Emergency services were called to an address in Maralee Drive after reports of a house fire around 9pm.
Division 2. Reserves. Templestowe 9.7 (61) d East Burwood 6.10 (46).
Division 3. Reserves. Suns 21.13 (139) d Braybrook 9.3 (57).
ARIES: (March 21- April 20)
Division 1. Old Camberwell Grammarians 13.7 (85) d Kew 7.10 (52).
d Frankston YCW 8.8 (56). Red Hill 9.12 (66) d Frankston Bombers 8.7 (56).
Premier Division. Reserves. Narre Warren 16.4 (100) d Upwey-Tecoma 2.2 (14). Pakenham 6.13 (49) d Olinda-Ferny Creek 1.13 (19).
Premier Division. Under 19.5. Blackburn 12.16 (88) d Park Orchards 5.8 (38). Berwick 8.12 (60) d Noble Park 7.2 (44).
Investigations into the exact cause of the collision are ongoing.
Lucky Colour: RedLucky Day: FridayRacing Numbers: 1.9.6.4.Lotto Numbers: 1.15.40.20.39.8.
Division 1. Seniors. Airport West 12.13 (85) d West Coburg 6.17 (53).
Division 4. Reserves. Surrey Park 7.13 (55) d Forest Hill 2.6 (18).
TAURUS: (April 21- May 20)
Division 2. Seniors. Point Cook Centrals 10.4 (64) d Parkside 7.6 (48).
Division 2. Reserves. West Brunswick 11.10 (76) d Old Paradians 6.5 (41).
The most prevalent breeds are Cavoodles, French Bulldogs, Mini Teacup Puppies, Golden Retrievers, Corgies and Dachshunds.
Victims often also report being asked for further funds once the initial money is paid, with a variety of excuses such as different crates or equipment being required.
Lotto Numbers: 9.6.13.20.25.45.
Division 3. Reserves. Waverley Blues 10.7 (67) d Warrandyte 10.6 (66).
Lucky Colour: BlueLucky Day: WednesdayRacing Numbers: 8.6.2.3.
AQUARIUS: (January 20- February 19)
Division 1. Under 19.5. Montrose 9.7 (61) d Beaconsfield 4.4 (28).
Division 2. Under 19. Kilmore 9.10 (64) d Laurimar 10.6 (66).
■ Essendon District Football League. Premier Division. Seniors. Strathmore 14.11 (95) d Pascoe Vale 7.8 (50).
Melbournewide Scoreboard
Lotto Numbers: 9.15.26.34.45.40.
Division 4. Reserves. Lyndhurst 8.9 (57) d Frankston Dolphins 5.14 (44).
Lotto Numbers: 4.12.26.35.5.11.
Thirds. Keilor 10.11 (71) d Hillside 0.5 (5).
The communication is usually by email, text, online or telephone and once payment has been made, the seller ceases all contact.
Now should be a very profitable period for business, andsome of the new ideas you have been toying with shouldnow be put into practice. Family should be a source ofhappiness. Although an actionpacked period could in-spire you to be rash, this could jeopardize your safety.Unpredictable changes could bring last-minute cancel-lations or postponements.
The very romantic period in which you could make upyour mind about someone special. Social life could be-come too hectic, and rest could be needed to get you backon the straight and narrow. Partners or lovers could becontrary, so talk things over diplomatically before tak-ing any financial risks with shared assets. Any informa-tion received during this period, check the facts.
Division 1. Under 19. Bentleigh Red 13.17 (95) d Endeavour Hills 4.5 (29). Dingley 13.12 (90) d Cheltenham 4.4 (28).
Premier C. Old Geelong 14.10 (94) d Hampton Rovers 10.11 (71). Mazenod 16.14 (110) d UHS-VU 10.11 (71). Pardale Vultures 19.16 (130) d Old Mentonians 6.10 (46). Ormond 15.9 (99) d Marcellin 14.10 (94). Old Ivanhoe 14.32 (116) d Preston Bullants 8.17 (65). Monash Blues: Bye.
d Healesville 5.2 (32). Gembrook-Cockatoo 7.1 (43) d Berwick Spriungs 3.9 (27). Yarra Glen: Bye.
Victims don’t receive the puppy and lose their money, with losses between $700 and $10,000 reported.
Division 2. Reserves. Warburton-Millgrove 6.12 (48) d Kinglake 3.8 (26).
Premier Division. Reserves. Keilor 11.13 (79) d Aberfeldie 3.10 (28).
SCORPIO: (October 24- November 22)
PISCES: (February 20- March 20)
Division 2. Seniors. Keilor Park 14.11 (95) d Oak Park 10.4 (64).
d Narre Warren 6.9 (45). Emerald 5.6 (36) d Monbulk 3.6 (24).
LEO: (July 23- August 22)
■ A 44-year-old man has been charged with stealing copper wire twice within hours on Monday (Sept. 5).
Financial matters must be dealt with with common sense; if you cannot afford it, do not buy it. There could be somefriction in your working environment; try to stay calmat all times. You might be tempted to promise more thanyou can deliver. It's a very impulsive period so guardagainst acting erratically. A person you did not particu-larly like could turn out to be o.k.
The man was to appear before Broadmeadows Magistrates’ Court.
Lucky Colour: Dark BlueLucky Day: MondayRacing Numbers: 6.9.5.3.
Lucky Colour: PinkLucky Day: SundayRacing Numbers: 9.6.3.2.
Division 3. Seniors. Black Rock 10.6 (66) d Murrumbeena 8.17 (65).
VIRGO: (August 23- September 23)
d Healesville 8.4 (52). Gembrook-Cockatoo 15.11 (101) d Berwick Springs 9.16 (70).
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CANCER: (June 22- July 22)
Now is the time to make improvements to your imagethis week. People are taking notice, and someone youleast expect could help you. Let important matters restwhile you work out the best way of tackling them so thatthey are to your advantage. Plans for something moreconcrete are coming soon.
Division 3/4. Under 19.5. Warrandyte 11.6 (72) d Blackburn Red 5.6 (36).
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■ Victorian Amateur Football Association. Premier. St Kevin’s OB 10.9 (69) d Collegians 7.10 (52). Old Brighton 16.10 (106) d Old Xavierians 6.13 (49).
Division 3. Reserves. Ashwood 8.17 (65) d Endeavour Hills 6.2 (38).
Scammers are advertising puppies for sale on websites that appear to be professional and are advertised through online marketplaces.Once a buyer makes an enquiry with the seller, they are sent a photo of a puppy. Victims are generally asked to make cash deposits into a bank account for a puppy, which often includes costs for interstate transport, insurance, and registration fees.
Division 1. Reserves. Wantirna South 14.11 (95) d Montrose 2.4 (16).
Division 1. Reserves. Airport West 8.13 (61) d West Coburg 5.11 (41).
Premier Division. Under 18.5. Maribyrnong Park 1 6.8 (44) d Keilor 6.5 (41).
Yarra Glen: Bye.
Division 3. Seniors. South Morang 13.10 (88) d Laurimar 11.7 (73).
You could be fortunate or miss out on a very irregularperiod financially, but you should feel great and ready totackle all new ideas put forward in the meantime. Every-thing well planned should succeed very well. Asking theexperts for advice is not a weakness but plain good sense.Someone you haven't seen for a while will influence yourwork situation
Wires crossed
He was taken to hospital to be treated for a minor dog bite and released a short time later.The Sunshine West man with charged with theft, criminal damage, going equipped to steal and commit indictable offence while on bail.The same man had only been charged with theft and bailed several hours earlier for allegedly stealing copper wire 18 months ago in Heathcote Junction
Division 3. Reserves. South Morang 14.2 (92) d Mernda 4.8 (32).
A boy and a girl sustained smoke inhalation and are in a critical but stable condition in hospital, where their father is present.
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Lucky Colour: GreenLucky Day: MondayRacing Numbers: 1.3.2.5.Lotto Numbers: 1.2.15.26.36.39.
Lucky Colour: SilverLucky Day: MondayRacing Numbers: 8.6.5.2.Lotto Numbers: 1.15.29.37.6.11.
Division 2. Under 18.5. Oak Park 10.10 970) d Northern Saints 7.4 (46).
Fatality at Lynbrook
Lotto Numbers: 9.15.23.30.1.6.
Division 1. Reserves. West Brunswick 15.14 (104) d Old Paradians 12.7 (79).
■ Police are urging Victorians to be alert to scammers following reports of widespread scam activity linked to the sale of puppies.
Division 1. Under 19. Mt Eliza 9.8 (62)
■ Outer East. Premier Division. Seniors. Narre Warren 15.14 (104) d Wandin 10.9 (69). Woori Yallock 19.9 (123) d Olinda-Ferny Creek 10.15 (75).
Keep your head cool and trust only those you know aretrustworthy and will keep matters to themselves. A breakwould improve your state of mind. Your income seemsto increase through luck or effort, probably a bit of both.Travel is indicated and certainly will recharge your bat-teries
The Dog Squad were called in and quickly sniffed out two men hiding in long grass nearby.APolice dog chased down the man, rounding him up for his handler to arrest.
Division 1. Reserves. Bunbdoora 9.7 (61) d Heidelberg 4.10 (34). Montmorency 13.10 (88) d Greensborough 6.11 (47).
Premier Reserves. Old Scotch 14.10 (94) d St Bernards 8.13 (61).Old Xavierians 17.8 (110) d Old Melburnians 6.3 (39).
Lucky Colour: VioletLucky Day: SundayRacing Numbers: 4.3.2.1.
9.10 (64). Montmorency 12.12 (84) d West Preston-Lakeside 7.10 (52).
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