february 17 - 23 | 2016
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Caring for people By KYLIE WILSON
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Pastoral care coordinator Angela Van Der Leeuw finds fulfilment in helping people through difficult times. PHOTO: Kylie Wilson
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STANDING in a hospital corridor unsure of the fate of a loved one who is critically ill, is one of the most traumatic feelings a person can experience. And no one appreciates this more than those working in the front lines of health care, whether they be medical or pastoral staff. Angela Van Der Leeuw, pastoral care coordinator at Northeast Health Wangaratta, draws great satisfaction for helping people. She entered her profession after her husband, David, aged 38, died of cancer in 2001. “The care we received then led to wanting to help people walk through that,” she said. And while she helps people every day, she said her job is really a two way street. “The people we are ministering to, minister back to us,” she said. “We receive a lot from them…they teach us about life, death, living and relationships.” Angela’s work can range from short chats in a hospital corridor to advocacy, supporting people through code blue situations and deaths. “My aim is always about creating a safe space,” she said, adding that while her work can have a religious element, her support is always tailored to the individual person. “We go in with a blank canvas, and that person is our focus. “It’s up to them what they want to explore. “The human spirit is incredibly resilient and it never ceases to amaze me how quickly it can adapt to the most tragic situations.” It a sentiment shared by colleague Dan Taylor, an associate nurse unit manager in the critical care unit at NHW. continued page |
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GARDEN PROFILE
GARDEN HINTS
The pleasure of planting
Plants and sunburn
Name:
Kylli and Peter Vasey
Town:
Beechworth
What’s in your garden: We have a mix of vegetables for all seasons; fruit trees ie plums, nectarines, citrus and apples; herbs, roses and a variety of bulbs and perennial shrubs. All of our garden has easy access and surrounds our outdoor living area. We have an ornamental grape vine on a pergola on the north/east side of our hose for summer shade. In the front garden we have planted a low maintenance native garden. We also have a variety of potted plants and ceramic art to add interest to the gardens and outdoor area. What do you enjoy about gardening: The pleasure of planting and then seeing things grow and to have plants that provide us with produce, also to be able to pick flowers from the garden. We started the garden four years ago and as the garden grows, we love watching the bird life appear in the garden, as well as watching the seasonal changes from inside and outside. We love all aspects of our garden. Favourite plant/spot in your garden:
SEASONAL CHANGES: Kylli Vasey in her garden. PHOTO: Wendy Stephens.
Lastly, having very good neighbours who look after our garden when we go away.
Sitting on our deck or outdoor area and being surrounded by the shaded trees and the garden, or inside looking out from our living, kitchen or dining room into the garden, whatever the season. Water saving/ conservation tip: We have a dripper watering system on manual timers and lots of mulch. Your tips to keep gardens in top shape: Constantly monitoring progress and the needs of the plants, feeding and fertilising as needed. Good pruning, especially of the fruit trees, which is expertly done by Peter and rotating vegetable planting areas from year to year.
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CALLING ALL GREEN THUMBS... Do you live in the Rural City of Wangaratta, Alpine or Indigo Shires and want to showcase your garden on this page? Call Kylie Wilson on (03) 5723 0135 or email kwilson@ nemedia.com.au to find out more.
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cracking all the way up the trunk with dark brown colouration. This can be prevented by painting the trunk with white acrylic paint in spring. In the veggie garden, tomatoes, capsicum, eggplant, zucchini, cucumber, watermelon and rockmelon are particularly susceptible to sunburn. Fruits with a high water content, like tomatoes, can literally cook on the vine. Spray plants with Drought shield to protect the foliage. It’s sunscreen for plants which gives leaves a protective layer and increases the survival of plants during hot dry times. Another option is to provide some shade, especially in the afternoon. Drape some shadecloth or material over a frame or stakes or make use of an old beach umbrella. Even cardboard can be placed over plants to shade them. Keep plants well-watered, early morning or late evening are the best times to water. Happy gardening.
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FEBRUARY is traditionally the hottest month of the year, with long sunny days and high temperatures. While we seek relief in the shade or indoors with air conditioning, our gardens can suffer with the extreme conditions. Even with regular and increased watering, plants can stress under the blistering sun and hot dry winds resulting in sunburnt leaves, fruit, branches and even trunks. Sunburn occurs when the temperature heats up quickly or there are a number of hot days in a row and the plants’ roots are unable to supply water to the foliage as rapidly as it is lost by transpiration from the leaves. As the outer layers of plant tissue burn under the UV rays, they can develop white, yellow or brown areas. Browning of leaf margins and yellowing or darkening between the veins of the leaves are symptoms of sunburn. These will eventually become brown and crisp. Usually the leaves will remain attached but in extreme cases the plant may drop some of the leaves or fruit. Don’t be tempted to remove sun damaged leaves, stems or fruit, keep them to provide some protection for anything growing underneath. Some trees are susceptible to sunburn, especially citrus varieties. A common symptom is mosaic
february 17 - 23 | 2016
VETS CORNER
FEATURE STORY
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Cruciate ligament injuries CRUCIATE ligament rupture is a common injury in professional athletes, but did you also know it is the leading causes of hindlimb lameness in dogs? The knee joint, also called the stifle, is held together by several large ligaments including the cruciate ligaments which are important in providing joint stability. There are a few different ways that the ligament can become damaged, either suddenly through excessive twisting, of hyperextension of the joint or more slowly through degeneration of the ligament over time. Dogs may have either a complete or partial tear of the cruciate ligament and there is often concurrent injuries to the joint such as cartilage damage. Affected dogs will have a hindlimb lameness and may or may not be weight bearing following the injury.
Sometimes the lameness improves only to flare up again following exercise. To diagnose the condition your vet will assess the stability of the joint, attempting to get a ‘drawer sign’ which indicates that the ligament is damaged. Sometimes when they are painful, dogs will tense the muscles in this region making it very difficult to accurately assess the joint, in such cases an anaesthetic may be required to permit a thorough examination. The treatment of cruciate injuries is dependent on the size, age and activity level of the dog. Surgery is the treatment of choice in most cases and is designed to increase joint stability. There are a range of surgical techniques available, each with their own benefits and pitfalls and selection of technique is made on a case by case basis. In the interim cruciate
injuries are managed with antiinflammatory pain relief and rest. Some small or inactive dogs may be managed like this longer term, however, the damaged cruciate ligament is unable to repair itself unlike many other tissues in the body. Left untreated the instability in the joint causes an earlier onset of osteoarthritis which itself can be a debilitating condition. Dr Rebecca Hembrow BSc, BVMS, Ovens and Kiewa Veterinary Hospital.
PETS CORNER THIS week’s pet of the week at the Wangaratta RSPCA is Red, a three and a half month old kelpie cross who is black and tan in colour. To see more animals up for adoption at the Wangaratta RSPCA, visit the shelter in Connell Street or phone (03) 5722 2874.
CARING: Dan Taylor is part of the committed team at Northeast Health Wangaratta’s critical care unit. PHOTO: Kylie Wilson
He said helping family and friends however he could was as essential as patient care. “You’re hitting people at the most vulnerable time,” he said. “For some of those people, their entire life has changed within a six or 12 hour period. “We try to get everyone involved and focus on the person in the bed.” While the job can be intense, Dan said he approached his work with a happy frame of mind. “I try to add a little bit of humour into the shift when I can,” he said. “It’s also a coping mechanism.” He remembered one occasion when he was introducing his
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FISHING FOCUS
CATCH OF THE WEEK Name:
Michael O’Shea, Wangaratta
Catch:
Murray cod
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STILL OUT THERE: A nice Murray cod caught in the King River on the weekend. The “player comfort level” is about to get a whole lot better as things start to cool down.
Late summer cod fishing IT’S not too late to catch a Murray cod across North East Victoria at the moment. The cod fishing tends to slow down a bit throughout autumn and becomes quite hot and cold. This pattern is more common in the natural flowing rivers like the Ovens and Kiewa rivers, whereas the Murray River and Lake Mulwala usually fish very well right throughout most of autumn. For now, let’s focus on the rivers. As the days get shorter, and cooler, the water begins to cool down and the cod tend to feed less frequently. Their metabolism slows, leaving them feeling less hungry. They still have to eat, but do not eat as often.
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Longer periods between eating, means less chance of “intercepting” one when it is feeding actively. They will often hold off feeding until conditions are right – so look for periods of stable weather. Several days of stable weather leading up to a cool change can be good times to fish, particularly the day before the change arrives and drops the barometer. A high barometer is always a good starting point.
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The old saying “1020 cod aplenty” rings true at a time of the year when the cod are just starting to get fussy. All of the same techniques that we use during the height of summer will still work - Spinnerbaits, hard body lures, surface lures etc. As we get further into autumn we will need to make a few changes to our lure selections but for now the same lures will work, and so too will the same baits that we use during summer. Provided we do not get too much rain, the next four weeks or so should see perfect conditions, with a slight slowing of the cod fishing, but nothing too drastic. The cod fishing is not finished yet... not by a long shot.
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My child is constipated and I don’t know why? CONSTIPATION is a common disorder in children that can lead into a lifetime of “normalâ€? bowel motions (BM) being large, hard and passed once a week if that. This is not “normalâ€? nor is it healthy. Bowel motions should occur daily, easy to pass and have minimal odour to them. They should be a decent sized “logâ€?, and there should be no blood, mucous or pain associated with the motion. Constipation and over the counter treatments such as laxatives, if used too often can lead to a lazy bowel and result in the rectum becoming stretched and allows a large amount of faecal matter to accumulate there and results in accidents leaving the child embarrassed. Signs of constipation may include: t 4UPNBDI DSBNQT PS QBJO t -PTT PG BQQFUJUF t "OBM Ăś TTVSFT TNBMM slits in the skin) resulting in bleeding t " DIJME UIBU IPMET PO because a BM is too painful t #. JT MBSHF LOPUUFE PS difficult to pass with lots of grunting or straining. t #. JT MJLF TIFFQ QPP small and pebbly Causes of constipation t Food intolerances: cause inflammation in the
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WINE TALK
IN MY KITCHEN Rosewater roulade with raspberries and cream
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WITH ANITA McPHERSON Chambers Rutherglen Muscat. To me, it’s my grandmother’s freshly baked fruit cake, rich and warm, a little bit savoury underneath and packed full of booze soaked fruit, but with the zing of candied peel. Apparently it’s also reminiscent of Turkish Delight, and as the Chambers family has been making wine at Rosewood for over six generations, I’ll happily take their word for it. What I do know is it’s moreish and a little bit addictive, and gets a round of applause when you serve it after dinner with a wheel of blue-tinged brie. Games are so much more fun when everyone wins. Available at local outlets or visit the cellar door in Rutherglen.
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Fires and drought, 1983 THE Ash Wednesday bushfires dominated the news on February 17, 1983 , and many district people and fire units were away fighting the fires. In Wangaratta, the Ovens River had almost ceased to flow, and the Water Trust was considering introducing Stage 3 regulations. Glenrowan was also desperate for water, with the 15 Mile Creek having dried up, while in Beechworth, sprinklers were banned for the first time in 20 years, and in Myrtleford, the precarious water supply saw pressure build to erect a dam on the Buckland river.
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To place an ad, phone 5723 0101 or email classifieds@nenews.com.au The Wangaratta 4wd Centre is a busy workshop based in Wangaratta, servicing and maintaning a variety of vehciles. We are the 4x4 specialtists being the local ARB Stockiests. We are currently seeking to employee a fulltime qualiďŹ ed motor mechanic to join our highly qualiďŹ ed team. Duties would include but not be contained to;
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This position would ideally be for an immediate start, but can be exible. All resumes will be treated conďŹ dentially & can be addressed to Dee & emailed to IDNEWTON BIGPOND COM Applications close 29th Feb 2016
Galen Catholic College Wangaratta is a co-educational College with an enrolment of 1100 students from Years 7 – 12 and 120 full and part time staff. We are seeking a suitably qualified and experienced person for the following non-teaching vacancy:
EDUCATION SUPPORT OFFICER Full time ongoing
To commence asap. The Education Support Officer (ESO) works to assist teaching staff meet the requirements of students on Individual Learning Plans (ILP), as well as other students identified with particular needs. The ESO is timetabled to support students mainly within class either individually or in small groups. Certificate III in Education Support is desirable. Previous experience of working in a secondary school would be an advantage.
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Retail Sales Assistant (Permanent / Part Time) We are currently seeking an enthusiastic individual with excellent interpersonal skills to join our Wangaratta store in the role of Permanent / Part Time Sales Assistant with a minimum 30 hours per week. The successful candidate must be able to work Saturday mornings when required, be highly motivated, have strong customer service skills, build strong partnerships with customers and deliver appropriate advice and services on a variety of agricultural products and supplies, some manual Labour is involved. Forklift license and agricultural knowledge would be an advantage. A competitive remuneration package will be offered to the successful candidate who can demonstrate the above requirements. For further information about the role please contact Adam McNamara on 0448 510 524 or to apply for this exciting opportunity please send your resume to adam.mcnamara@mgc.com.au Applications Close: 22nd February 2016
2 x positions available Apprentice Chef, 1st or 2nd year Casual waiter, experience required. Approx 20 hours Contact info@ oxandhound.com.au to apply
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APPRENTICE AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER WANTED
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Permanent Full-time position available in our busy growing panel shop. We are seeking a self motivated career focused individual with a keen eye for detail and extensive passion for the automotive industry. We require a professional person who is reliable, enthusiastic and hard working, who can work unsupervised, as well as part of a team, to undergo a 4 year Apprenticeship in Automotive Refinishing. To apply or to find out more information about this position please contact us Harrison & Solimo Panels 183-185 Tone Rd Wangaratta Vic 3677 Ph: (03) 5722 2111 Fax: (03) 5721 9170 Email: admin@harrisonsolimopanels.com.au
HC Truck Driver Alpine Truss manufactures timber roof trusses and wall frames and maintain a fleet of trucks and trailers to deliver our product. We are currently looking for an enthusiastic and self-motivated truck driver to join our team. The successful applicant will be responsible for the timely and safe delivery of our products to construction sites in various locations across Victoria, including Melbourne Metro, and Southern NSW.
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SALES REP / HIRE CONTROLLER Full time position based in our Wangaratta branch. The suitable applicant will be required to service our clients in and around the Wangaratta/ Shepparton area and surrounds. You will also be required to assist within the Wangaratta branch. Applicants must be self motivated with a sound work ethic. Applicants must possess a current driver’s licence. A company vehicle will also be provided. Some knowledge of the building industry would be preferable but not essential. Please email/send your resume and applications for the above position to: deanne@pacifichire.com.au Pacific Hire 52 – 56 Parfitt Road, Wangaratta, Vic. 3677. Applications close Thursday 25th February 2016.
Applications close Monday, 22nd February 2016 at 3.00pm Please email letter of application and a current CV to principal@galen.vic.edu.au or post to The Principal, Galen Catholic College, PO Box 630, Wangaratta 3676
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Do you feel like an Australian yet? IN some research I was reading last week I came across an article pertaining to how long you need to be in Australia to retain all your benefits. Presently if you were born overseas, you can retain your pension for a period of absence of 26 weeks. If the government has its way, commencing on January 1, 2017, if you have not lived in Australia for 35 years, then you will find your pension slashed after six weeks. Although it was in last year’s budget it has not yet passed through Parliament. It is intended to save a measly $168 million over four years – about what our parliamentarians spend on travel in a year. One Melbourne pensioner, who
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kenclarke11@bigpond.com came to Australia from Italy, said the changes were “like a threat”. Although he will not be hit by the proposed change, he regularly meets others worried about the new rule. It makes me think where our lucky country would have been after World War Two if we had not had an influx of overseas migrants, most with great skills, which were put to work on our Snowy hydro scheme and following that the Kiewa scheme.
Then later came those who settled in Queensland or in the North East of Victoria and took to growing tobacco. Seven days a week, no holidays and some good and bad seasons. But they never complained, they were just thankful that Australia had allowed them to build a new life. I have many friends from other countries and have heard their stories of being at Bonegilla and walking into Wodonga looking for a job. One man told me how he lived in a humpy until he accumulated enough money to build a shack in among the tobacco plants. Those who came more than 35 years ago deserve every bit of encouragement to pass on their knowledge to younger
generations and it disturbs me to hear a spokesman for Social Services Minister Christian Porter saying the change was about making things “fairer for taxpayers”. The Federation of Ethnic Communities Council chairman Joe Caputo said pensioners born overseas often needed to travel overseas for extended periods to stay in touch with family, or to care for a sick or dying relative. In some cases, they had never been back to their country of birth and were going on the “trip of a lifetime”. While I agree that a person’s retirement costs should be fairly distributed between the countries a person has worked in, some of the European countries are in such turmoil they are not even able to
look after their own residents. The Refugee Council of Australia has cautioned refugees are not necessarily eligible for pensions in other countries - given they had fled to Australia because of persecution, often by the government. There is a little bit of light at the end of the tunnel with Labor set to oppose the change in Parliament, with the opposition’s Jenny Macklin (a former Wangaratta girl) noting it will hurt “thousands of migrant pensioners, who have worked hard all their lives. They deserve our support in their retirement”. With an election coming up this year it probably will not hurt if you make approaches to our local hopefuls and put them in the picture.
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