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Natural wonders By KYLIE WILSON
LOVE OF NATURE:
Ian Davidson has seen many changes in the environment in his long career in ecology PHOTO: Kylie Wilson
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FROM his typical Australian childhood spent camping and fishing, to his current career in natural resource management, Ian Davidson is at his happiest when he is in the great outdoors. And he has a passion for engaging with members of the community to help create better and healthier ecosystems for the future. He is relaxed and at peace enjoying the fresh air at his own Wangaratta property, which is a haven for a long list of native birds and animals. “It’s nothing to get at least 30 species of bird here,” he said, loving being able to observe and enjoy the natural environment. “Every time I go out, I see something different that I’ve never seen before,” he said. Throughout his long career he has seen firsthand the effects of both droughts and flooding rains on the North East’s bushland, and he believes the realities of climate change are here to stay. “There’s no doubt that we appear to have more extremes,” he said of the region’s climate. Ian said the “enormous bushfires” of the last decade had a significant impact on many local habitats, and it’s taken a long for them to bounce back, particularly alpine species of birds like king parrots and gang gang cockatoos in lower altitude areas such as the Warby Range. Conversely, recent wet years, although benefiting much of the animal population, has also drowned a lot of the local riverside and wetland vegetation. continued page |
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YOUR HEALTH
GARDEN HINTS
Is stress the cause of your physical symptoms?
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STRESS is often associated with low mood or bad tempers and irritability, but stress can cause physical symptoms in many people too. Have you ever felt like your heart is beating too fast or had chest pain, only to discover that there is nothing wrong when you have a heart check up? Do you experience a bloated and queasy tummy, even though every gut test says you are fine? Are you constantly tired and feeling like your memory is somewhere else – maybe with the keys you have misplaced? Most people I talk to tend to have a specific ‘stress holding pattern’ which will dictate where their body chooses to store stress. Sometimes they don’t even know they are stressed, they just feel a little ‘off balance’. An interesting point to consider, if you have experienced any of the above symptoms, is that mood receptors are found in every organ of the body (with the majority being found in the gut). This is why some people experience stress in their tummy, others hold onto stress in their muscles and some of us like to lock it away in our chest. Stress can also down regulate our immune systems making us more prone to infections, cold, headaches and low energy when we are under pressure.
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FEELING DOWN: Stress often manifests itself in physical symptoms.
Learning about your own stress pattern and creating a plan so you can identify it early can be a great way to deal with your ‘unusual symptoms’. To determine this try a simple breathing technique. Lie down and place one hand on the back of your neck and one hand on the area that is giving you your symptoms (tummy, chest, head etc). Close your eyes and take a
deep breath in and another out. Repeat five times. If your symptoms reduce it is probably partly from an emotional or stress cause. This does not mean your symptoms are not real, that you have made them up or you are a sook. We all hold stress in our body and we often put it there when we don’t have time or energy to deal with it immediately.
BESIDES the horses and fashions on the field, the other major highlight of the spring racing season has to be the abundance of the glorious roses in bloom. Flemington Race track, the home of the Melbourne Cup, is renowned worldwide for its spectacular rose display which is always in full bloom on the day. And this is no accidental coincidence. Timing is crucial, and carefully planned so the roses are meticulously pruned around the September 9, give or take a day. Count forward 56 days and this brings us to the first Tuesday in November as roses generally flower within approximately 56 days of being pruned. It has been a great year for roses this year and this is reflected in the brilliant show of flowers we are currently seeing in gardens. The plants are lush and healthy due to good autumn rains and a traditional winter not seen for a few years. By traditional, I mean cooler temperatures and frosts, necessary for roses to go into full dormancy. This is something which hasn’t happened for a few years with winters being much milder. To keep your roses looking good and thriving through the summer months, give them some extra attention now to keep them at their peak. Even without special attention, roses
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will keep growing and blooming, as they are tough and very forgiving. But they will benefit with some feeding while they are actively growing and need extra nutrition. An all-purpose rose fertiliser is ideal and can be sprinkled around the drip line where the feeder roots lay below the soil. After applying fertiliser always water thoroughly to help dissolve the fertiliser and aid in penetration into the soil. Hose with a liquid fertiliser like Charlie Carp or Seasol fortnightly during the peak flowering season. Mulching helps retain moisture so top up with lucerne or sugar cane mulch and deep water a couple times a week. Avoid overhead watering to minimise black spot and other fungal diseases as these are spread by water droplets. And regularly, deadhead spent flowers to encourage new flower production. Happy gardening!
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Pyometra in cats GEM: Ian Davidson describes Wangaratta’s Kaluna Park as one of the area’s biggest natural treasures.
Ian said that during years of drought like the North East has experienced in the last decade, plants and animals tend to keep closer to valuable sources of water and food, while in wet weather and flooding, populations of animals are spread much further apart. In recent years there has also been a marked increase in the incidence of feral animals and weeds, and this is an issue he believes the government, property owners and Landcare groups needed to help address. “There has been a marked reduction in on-ground land management by State Government, with a much greater expectation that volunteers will take up the slack,” he said. As president of the Wangaratta Urban
Landcare group he is dedicated to helping people make a positive mark on the environment. “People have an effect on how land is looked after,” Ian said. “Healthier habitat gives plants and animals a better chance.” He said changes in local environments not only affect local plants and animals, but can also flow on to the habitats that wildlife seasonally migrate to. And he encourages people in the North East to get out in the environment and make the most of the area’s natural wonders, naming Wangaratta’s Kaluna Park as among his favorite places. “Make the most of the cycling and walking tracks, and just take the time to enjoy it,” he said.
PYOMETRA is the accumulation of pus in the uterus due to bacterial infection. This condition is very common in older female undesexed dogs, but more rare in cats. However, it does occur in cats of various ages and can be a fatal disease. When a cat comes into season they have multiple cycles until they are mated. As these cycles continue the hormones involved lead to swelling in the uterine lining to make ready for a fertilised embryo to be implanted. The cervix also remains open to allow sperm to pass and uterine contractions are inhibited to stop sperm and embryos being lost. This leads to the perfect conditions for bacterial infection to ascend from the vagina into the uterus. Pyometra can be defined as open or closed depending on what happens with the cervix. In an open pyometra the cervix remians open and pus can be seen leaking from the vulva (however, as cats are good groomers, you may only notice them licking a lot to clean up). Although a bad situation, this type of pyometra is not as quickly fatal a closed
type where the cervix closes and traps large volumes of pus inside the uterus. In a closed pyometra the bacteria involved produce toxins that cause fever, lethargy and kidney damage. You may notice an inappetent cat that is drinking and urinating a lot. In severe cases the uterus can rupture leaking pus into the abdomen and causing septic peritonitis. The best defence against pyometra developing is desexing. In breeding cats it is important to breed them early in their breeding season to avoid the prolonged exposure to high hormone levels that predispose to pyometra. Tim Craig BVSc, Warby St Veterinary Hospital
PETS CORNER Buddy, a five year old male boxer cross who is tan, black and white in color, is this week’s pet of the week at the Wangaratta RSPCA. To see more animals up for adoption at the Wangaratta RSPCA, visit the shelter in Connell Street or phone (03) 5722 2874.
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FISHING FOCUS
BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Is working from home for you? BY ROB ALEXANDER, WANGARATTA CATCHING CARP: 11 year old Wangaratta angler Zac Essex picked up an Adventure Camping and Fishing gift voucher as a prize for this massive 68cm fat European carp in the Wangaratta Carp Muster on Sunday morning. Well done Zac on removing such a large breeding carp from our local waterways.
Nothing to carp about Lakes Eildon and Hume are both fishing well for yellowbelly as well, with Lake Hume coming out in front with the redfin fishing. I have seen photos of some very large redfin caught from Lake Hume over the last fortnight with the biggest fish being 46cm caught on a wide body McGrath lure by Cliff Karnatz. The trout streams are fishing about as patchy as they have been all season, and this recent hot weather has all but put an end to the lower reaches of the smaller streams as the water is now starting to get too warm, forcing the trout out of their comfort zones.
By KEN CLARKE, WANGARATTA CERTIFIED PRACTICING ACCOUNTANT
kenclarke11@bigpond.com likely a person was to work from home - and women with children between the ages of five and 14 were more likely to like working from home. In terms of sectors, education and training employees did the most work from home, while clerical and administration workers were most likely to be confined to the office. Females working in education and training were eight times as likely as professionals to work from home whilst males were 10 times more likely. Agricultural, forestry and fishing came in second, with these workers approximately 4.5 times more likely as professionals to work from home. Dr Dockery said in some cases working from home could be beneficial for employees. “As a rational economist, I accept that people are not stupid and know what’s best for them,” he said. “But speaking from personal experience, I’ve worked from home and it lets me drop the kids at school, but it’s very frustrating for the family because I’m trying to work, but the kids get annoyed because I’m at home and just can’t talk to them”. On the flipside, working from home sees you missing out on the social connection with other employees in the office. And of course you don’t get to celebrate successes or help your workmates through their failures. You also need to keep in mind that your coworkers may see you as slacking off working from home. Come Christmas time those working away in the office could resent you turning up for the staff end of year party, so my advice is if you want to be positively thought of by your peers think whether working at home is really for you.
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touch there either. Perhaps I have lost my touch? If I was this out of form in the Australian cricket team I would be dropped from the squad for sure! Now onto where the fish are biting as opposed to where they’re not biting, and it’s all about yellowbelly. Lake Nillahcootie has been fishing exceptionally well with small yabbies and worms for bait. Lure fishermen have also been catching some great yellowbelly in Nillahcootie with lipless crankbait lures. Lures with loud rattles give a distinct advantage in the murky water at Lake Nillahcootie.
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THE Wangaratta Carp Muster was a well fought battle in tough fishing conditions last Sunday morning. The weather was quite hot, and for most people the fish just were not biting. I took my two young daughters down and were using two rods - one baited with corn and the other baited with worms and we never had a bite all morning. There were however a few carp caught and removed from the waterways in what was once again a very well run local event. On Friday night I went to Lake Kerford targeting redfin, and never had a
HAVE you thought recently that you might like to start working from home, rather than getting into the gabardine and travelling to the office? I am sure there are many employees who like the idea of having a day of quiet productivity with plenty of snacks and coffee to hand, even with the thought you don’t even need to change out of your PJ’s. But some new research suggests it may not be as idyllic as it sounds. It says working from home will usually mean lower pay, a tendency to work longer hours and an intrusion of work life into home life. The analysis by Bankwest Economics Centre associate professor Michael Dockery and Dr Sherry Bawa found some employees who permanently work from home enjoy higher job satisfaction, but for others it ends up leading to longer days and discontentment. “When you work long hours, the likelihood of working from home really goes up,” Dr Dockery said. “Working from home can be a good thing, but it’s a double-edged sword… there are negative effects that not everyone takes into account” Seems hard to believe but there are less Australian’s working from home now than a decade ago. This is despite flexible working hours being a desirable workplace feature. The number of people working from home for less than eight hours has declined by two per cent in the past decade to 16 per cent of employees, with only six per cent of employees spending more than eight hours a week working from home. Men and women working from home are in equal proportions. And not surprisingly those working from home usually get about $1 an hour less than those working in an office. Research showed factors including age, length of time in the job and industry influenced how
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Let’s Be Cops (MA15+) WHEN two struggling pals dress as police officers for a costume party, they become neighborhood sensations. But when these newly-minted “heroes” get tangled in a real life web of mobsters and dirty detectives, they must put their fake badges on the line.
AREN’T big airports fascinating places? For a start, there’s just the sheer magnitude of them. Spread over kilometres of ground and with a mindboggling array of buildings, runways, planes, yards and machinery. Your first impression is often of the long term carpark. That, alone, is a mindboggling affair. Squillions of cars everywhere! It’s difficult to comprehend the sheer numbers of people who are elsewhere on any given day. And don’t forget the Airport Long Term carpark is just one of many parking facilities in close proximity to the airport. There are dozens of others! Once you’ve come to terms with the car park you then get to see the people. Bazillions of them. All preparing to go somewhere or returning home. Their trolleys loaded to the hilt with baggage. Some travellers are old; some are very young – just mere babies (the latter are almost always destined for my flight, usually in the row in front of me and most certainly not in a good frame of mind). I do love ‘people watching’ at the airport; wondering where they’re going to or coming from. And then there are the airport facilities. Despite the millions paid to have someone design a ‘state of the art’ facility, it seems they still can’t get some small things right. The toilets, for example (in at least a couple of airports I’ve been). Oh yes, they’re sleek and clean and funky. But practical? Not really. For, even though they’ve provided us with technologically advanced hand dryers (that are so noisy you’d be forgiven for fearing your plane is taking off without you!) they have yet to come up with an automatic washroom door opening system. So you carefully wash your hands. You dry them in the Boeing 747 Hand Drying System then walk to the door, grab the handle that two million other hands have touched today, reinfect yourself with every germ known to
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BY CATHERINE WARNOCK humankind, then walk out. Sheer genius! Why bother with the Boeing? Just hand us a filthy tissue and be done with it. Then, of course, there’s the toilet itself. Much like the ones on the planes, there’s a problem with ‘leg room’. I’m not just talking about enough room to simply conduct your ablutions. I’m talking about the fact that travellers are very often (especially if travelling alone) required to bring the whole kit and caboodle of luggage into the cubicle with them. Either that, or risk someone taking off with/ tampering with your stuff. Here arises a problem. You have your 30kg suitcase and your 7kg hand luggage and your handbag and your jacket and your boarding pass. You then need to hold your knees up to your chin and contort your spine in order to hit the flush button. It’s not very graceful, ladylike or ‘chiropractically’ sound. Did no one think to create a little space for some luggage or even a hook to hang your handbag on? Clearly not. Fortunately they did remember to hang a large sign on the back of the toilet door advising us to make good use of condoms. Which is kind of funny because, by the time you’ve finally extricated yourself from the Cubicle of Doom, hair standing on end, sweaty face contorted from the sheer effort and a lump of waxy paper stuck to the back of your pants, there’s a pretty good chance you’re not looking too sexy anyway! Ah well, I guess it’s all just a day in the life of a traveller. Bon voyage, Baby! NOISY SIRENS: I received some public feedback on my recent article on noisy sirens. My whinge was specifically about the noise factor and certainly not the fine work of our emergency services and volunteers. Also, I do not live in the Wangaratta area as some readers may have assumed.
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IN MY KITCHEN
WINE TALK Sam Miranda
Salsa Verde with poached salmon
2014 Arneis Around $20 TIME flies where you’re having fun and a lot of that goes on in the King Valley, so it’s no surprise to find the annual La Dolce Vita festival is just around the corner. This year I’m going to check out some Mediterranean style whites, which are just so well suited to the season. I’ll probably start at Sam Miranda because the Arneis is so fresh and vibrant, it’s a great way to start the day. It is also a terrific white wine to have with lunch, matching to antipasti, spicy food and any kind of dish you can create from freshly picked vegetables. The grapes come from a vineyard in Myrrhee and the
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WITH ANITA McPHERSON wine has beautiful clarity, along with an invigorating aroma of fig and the kind of white blossoms bees love to visit. But what really appeals is its crispness and crunch, with flavors of nashi, grapefruit and lime and an exuberantly dry finish. Along with gnocchi and arancini, Arneis is one of the Italians you’re bound to take a shine to on your visit to God’s own country this weekend.
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SALSA Verde makes a great pasta sauce, alongside poached chicken, it is delicious with thinly sliced cold calf’s liver or lambs tongue, as an impressive party dish. It can be made without the bread if you prefer. I really like it with poached salmon, salad with potatoes. Poaching: The boiling point for water is 100 degrees Celsius. Authorities differ as to the temperature at which poaching should take place. Some say 75-80 degrees Celsius, others 94 degrees Celsius. An accurate temperature can be achieved only by using a thermometer. All authorities agree that it is important that the surface of the liquid only ever shivers, it should not break (as when simmering or boiling), otherwise the ingredients being poached may toughen. Method Soak bread in half the oil for 30 minutes, then crumble bread and blend in a food processor very briefly. Remove to a bowl. Roughly chop cucumbers, garlic, capers and anchovies in the food processor with lemon juice, then mix into bread. Stir in parsley and remaining oil. The sauce should be very green and quite thick.
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Registered Nurses Division 1 Enrolled Endorsed Nurses Personal Care Attendants Casual Positions Available St. John’s Village is currently seeking casual care staff to work across our Residential Aged Care Facility. If you are qualified in any of the above roles we invite you to submit your application for consideration. Don’t miss this opportunity to become part of our growing Organisation and to join our friendly and dedicated care team. Further enquiries please contact Ms MaryEmma Hurley, Care Services Manager on (03) 5721 4214. How To Apply Applications must be accompanied by an Application for Employment Form, Cover Letter and Resume. Incomplete applications will not be accepted. Application Forms and Position Descriptions can be downloaded from: www.stjohnsvillage.com.au/vacancies Applications addressing the Key Selection Criteria should be forwarded to: Mrs Taya Tracey St John’s Village Inc Williams Road Wangaratta VIC 3677 e-mail: recruitment@stjohnsvillage.com.au Applications close at 5.00pm on Monday 17th November 2014
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Certificate III Education Support 2015 Gap Year Traineeship position Wangaratta
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The Apprenticeship Factory is seeking applications from Year 12 graduates interested in a Gap Year Traineeship position at Wangaratta Primary School, commencing January 2015 and completing December 2015. This position would require you to assist teachers in the classroom and support children aged 5-8 years old with special needs including Autism. Duties would include general literacy and numeracy support, facilitating planned physical activity programs, yard supervision and classroom activities. The successful applicant must be well presented, enthusiastic, have a mature manner and excellent communication skills. A working with children card would be required, and a first aid certificate would be an advantage. For further information please contact Ms Sam Prior - 0417359004 or email cover letter and resume to: sprior@theapprenticeshipfactory.com.au Applications close 26th November 2014
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