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Driven batty By KRYSTEN MANUEL THE sounds of starting pistols, whipper snippers, chainsaws, blowers, mowers, banging metallic objects and computer generated recordings took over the Albury Botanic Gardens on Monday, ridding the gardens of all but seven bats. In a bid to rid the gardens of the whole fruit bat colony, AlburyCity consulted the appropriate authorities, gained approval from The Office of Environment and Heritage, and devised a plan. With an expectation of taking weeks, many are surprised at the bats’ quick response. The plan was developed in conjunction with staff from Melbourne’s Botanic Gardens, which successfully relocated a colony of bats from its gardens in 2003. Relocation involves filling the gardens with loud noise
at dusk and dawn to disrupt the bats’ typical roosting pattern. A period of four weeks was identified where staff would be making noise daily to drive the bats from the gardens. “Relocating the bats is a priority,” AlburyCity’s director of community and recreation James Jenkins said. “We’re aware of the impact they have had on the gardens, which is one of the city’s great assets. However, as a protected species, their relocation has to be carefully managed under the direction of the Office of Environment and Heritage. “Initially the colony was only a small one which began breeding in the grounds. Under advice from the Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) and flying fox experts, council had to wait until the pups had matured enough
The Botanic Gardens’ fruit bats are currently being relocated.
Mr Jenkins said. “Our priority however is making the gardens fruit bat free as soon as possible.” Council advised nearby residents they would hear loud noise and machinery at dawn, dusk and periodically throughout the day. Council also advised residents that although the gardens would remain open during the relocation process, they should be mindful of the bats which are likely to be disturbed during daylight hours. In September 2013 a colony of flying foxes (grey headed flying foxes and little red flying foxes) established itself in the Albury Botanic Gardens. Bat colonies have been roosting along the Murray for 35 years. This is the first time any colony has established itself in the Botanic Gardens and is believed to be an isolated incident. As the camp grew they ex-
before relocation could begin. “Now that the pups have matured council has been working with flying fox experts from the Australian Research Centre for Urban Ecology; Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, representatives of the NSW Office of the Environment and Heritage and
WIRES to develop a proposal that meets the process outlined in the NSW Government Flying Fox Camp Management Policy. “We’re expecting some inconvenience to surrounding residents and regular park users which we will try and minimise wherever possible,”
tended their roosting range into the Children’s Garden which forced the closure of this area and into the Kauri Tree which is the tallest and most significant tree in the Botanic Gardens. The grey headed flying fox is listed as a threatened species under the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995 and also listed as threatened under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Act 1999. The little red flying fox is protected under the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974. The status of the Flying Foxes requires a licence from the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage to relocate. Council has also launched a new webpage with the most-up-to-date information on the relocation, which is available at alburycity.nsw. gov.au/batrelocation
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Horsey fun – but at a price By KRYSTEN MANUEL
Be a part of the RSPCA’s biggest fund-raiser this weekend.
Pitter-patter of paws for thought categories for best dressed dog, dog-owner look alike, smallest, biggest, best groomed, most obedient, and best trickster. The day concludes with the raffle drawn at 1.30pm. “Million Paws Walk promotes responsible and fun dog ownership,” Albury RSPCA vice-president Jan Kowarzik said. “All money raised stays with the Albury volunteer branch to support RSPCA’s subsidised de-sexing program, pets of older persons, foster care/rehoming and safe beds for pets. “Albury RSPCA volunteers provide foster homes for dogs and cats awaiting
‘furever’ homes, volunteers visit older people and help them look after their pets and we welcome people on low incomes wishing to de-sex their pets to avoid unwanted pups and kittens. “Safe beds for pets provide emergency accommodation for pets of people escaping domestic violence situations.” Safe beds for pets helpline 0434 258 259 is run from Sydney and supported by Albury RSPCA. Register on the day from 9.30am or online at www. millionpawswalk.com.au/ New_South_Wales/Walk_ Locations/Register_for_ your_walk.htm
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THE pitter-patter of millions of paws walking all over Australia this Sunday will announce Million Paws Walk day - the RSPCA’s biggest annual fun day and fundraiser. The Border’s Million Paws Walk is on again this year at Hovell Tree Park, Albury. The walk commences at 11am but from 9.30am look out for spot prizes, displays, free vet checks, discounted micro-chipping, interactive dog training displays, the Custom Music Band, food and coffee. 2AY is set to broadcast live from the park and the highly contested pet show commences at 12.30pm with
IT’S one thing to donate money overseas but in smaller communities locals paying it forward to other locals always deserves a pat on the back. Howlong’s Jodi Homer and her two daughters Lucy and Kate Crawford have welcomed a generous donation of six bags of chaff per month from the Corowa Chaff Mill. With a family who are all involved with horses and rapidly climbing the ranks, Jodi found the cost of their passion was quickly approaching unmanageable. “There’s no money in it really, it’s just the dream,” Jodi said. “For me it’s in my blood and the girls are doing it as well. It’s a great sport, a true test of horsemanship and an adrenaline rush. “Money-wise it’s insane. If we go to Melbourne it’s going to cost me a grand - it’s $780 just to enter. It costs anywhere between $500 to $1,000 to get to an event. Even in Albury it still costs. “It’s getting to the point where I’ve been pressuring Lucy to start paying her way as she’s 18, but she has the HSC and she deserves to go. “I knew the chaff mill was a local company and we buy their chaff anyway, so I just thought they would be good to approach. It’s not going to completely pay for what we do, of course, but it helps.” Corowa Chaff Mill’s Anne
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Wanted over outstanding warrant POLICE are appealing for public assistance to help locate a man wanted over an outstanding warrant. Officers from Albury Local Area Command have released an image of Patrick Mitchell, 28, who is wanted on an outstanding warrant regarding an alleged domestic-related offence. Police have conducted extensive searches to locate the man, but he has not been found. He is described as being of Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander appearance, approximately 175-180cm tall, with brown eyes, black hair and of a thin
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Sandra wins Big Apple WHEN Jindera’s Sandra Bakes picked up the phone on Monday morning, she thought someone was playing a prank on her. “I’ve never won anything in my life - never!” she said. “But I thought ‘well, it’s not April Fools Day’!” Ms Bakes had won a national Spiderman competition through Just Cuts, landing her a trip for two to New York worth $15,000. “My son Jamie entered into it for me, I wasn’t even aware of it,” she said. “I live with my son and he must have got hold of the form and decided to register.” Within the next year, Ms Banks and her other son Courtney will go on the first holiday they’ve ever been on together a holiday well overdue. “I’m taking my son from
Townsville because he’s a Spiderman freak and I think Sony will have a few things for us to do over there,” she said. “Because I was a sole parent, we never had a holiday together. I wish the two of them could go, but anyway, we’ll see what happens.” Ms Banks has been quite humble about her win, saying she would have loved to have given the holiday to someone who needed it more. “If there was someone else who needed it more I’d love to give it to them, that’s how I am,” she said. “Because I’m older I don’t get excited about much, I just take each day as it comes. “If you can do something for others, I’m happy to. I suppose it’s because I was brought up as a Christian - you’re blessed if you bless someone else.”
The team from Just Cuts Albury were ecstatic for Ms Bakes, saying how glad they were the prize went to a regular customer. Each staff member will receive a smartphone thanks to the local win. “Her entry came in on the third day of the promotion,” Just Cuts Albury owner manager Gracia Butler said. “We’re very excited for her.” Ms Bakes said she always goes to Just Cuts, no matter where she is in the country. “When I’m in Townsville visiting I go to Just Cuts and when I’m in Wodonga I go there,” she said. “The girls are really beautiful. They make you feel as though you’re part of the family, not just someone coming in to have their hair cut. And I give garden tips to them.”
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CSU Albury’s Associate Professor Vaughan Higgins has just completed some important research for the agricultural industry. “But for most dairy farmers, perhaps not surprisingly, they’re mainly concerned with ensuring they earn money many of these farmers are going through quite difficult times and continue to do so. “Companies and co-operatives want to take a fairly gentle approach, they don’t want to alienate their farmers because they don’t want to lose those supplies, but they’re also very aware that farmers are going through very hard times and they don’t want to impose too many new requirements on them.”
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THE sixth annual Mother’s Day Classic drew record crowds on Sunday, with the national total raised to be announced in June. “It was fantastic - everybody dressed in pink,” Rotary Wodonga Central event organiser Pauline Banfield said. “It was also a solemn time for many people who had been affected by breast cancer and perhaps lost a loved one.” With Wodonga mayor Rodney Wangman in attendance, 890 en-
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Letters Some maverick NEWSPAPER reports consistently describe the Victorian Independent MP Geoff Shaw, who has announced his intention to introduce a bill to outlaw partial-birth abortions, gender selection abortions, oblige doctors to administer painkillers to babies undergoing abortions, resuscitate any who survive, provide better information to mothers contemplating abortion and restore to doctors their right of conscientious objection, as a “maverick”. These matters are merely the hallmarks of a humane, civilised society. Surely the real “mavericks” are those Victorian politicians who voted all this away in 2008? Last week on our very doorstep, it was instant dismissal for two piggery workers who were captured on camera prodding a pig with an electric probe. If we secreted some of these animal activists into an abortion clinic, surely Geoff Shaw’s amendments would all pass without dissent? Denise M. Cameron, Pro Life Victoria (Inc), North Fitzroy.
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Big screen fund-raiser THE Albury Tigers Netball Association is getting on board to raise funds for injured footballer James McQuillan. The fund-raiser is set to be a fun night at the movies, featuring the new Seth McFarlane film A Million Ways To Die In The West, with all proceeds going to the James McQuillan Future Fund. Currently, James has been transferred from the Austin Hospital to the Royal Talbot Rehabilitation Centre. It’s estimated he will remain in Melbourne for rehabilitation for at least six months. The McQuillan family re-
leased a statement last week, saying while they continue to hope for the best, the full ramifications of James’ diagnosed quadriplegia will not be known for some time. The fund-raiser will be held on Friday 30 May, from 6.30pm, at Regent Cinemas, Dean Street, Albury. Tickets can be purchased from the Albury Tigers admin office, Monday-Friday, 9am4pm. Please pay cash. Tickets: Adults $20 and under-18s $15. For any further inquiries please contact Karlen Holloway karlen.holloway@gmail. James and his family are forever grateful for the Border’s overwhelming support. com.
Grant cash floods in for repairs A GRANT payment of over $40,000 will go to the Albury City Council to repair assets damaged by floods in March 2012. Minister for Finance and Services Dominic Perrottet said the payment would assist council in its emergency recovery efforts following the severe weather event. “Heavy rains and flooding caused substantial damage throughout the area, particularly to public infrastructure,” he said. “This payment of $42,976 helps reimburse Albury City Council for emergency recovery works conducted to repair stormwater and drainage systems that were damaged as a result of flooding.”
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Member for Albury Greg Aplin welcomed the assistance. “The payment will mean that council and residents aren’t financially burdened by the costs of emergency repairs caused by flooding,” he said. “The flooding in some parts was quite substantial and the repair works on council assets meant the area could get back to normal as soon as possible. “The funds help cover repairs to drainage systems at Bungambrawatha Creek in Heathwood Park that were damaged by the flooding, as well as clearing silt and debris.” The NSW Government’s Natural Disaster Relief Assistance Program provides financial assistance to local govern-
Thumbs Up TO the kind-hearted senior couple feeding the ducks, geese, and water fowl at the Felltimber Community Centre Lakeside area Wodonga. Not only were the birds showing their appreciation, but the couple were getting satisfaction feeding them.
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Herefords Australia CEO John McKew, WRHS representative Michael Wilson, Alvio Trovatello, Centennial Herefords NSW owner Paul Rogers and Centennial Herefords NSW owner Paul Manwaring. North Coast regions,” Mr Jones said. “We undertake more than 1000 missions each year and operate 24 hours a day every day of the year. “The great part about the service is that no one ever receives a bill, but that means it’s an ongoing pursuit to raise money, so we can continue to do our job. “It’s amazing what people do for us, and we’re humbled by the generosity shown by so many at the Herefords Australia sale today.” Herefords Australia CEO, John McKew, was delighted with the result and says the charity auction will become an annual event rotated between Dubbo and Wodonga sales.
“Herefords Australia is proud to be an agricultural partner of the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service,” he said. “I extend a big thanks to Paul for donating the heifer, to all the bidders and of course Glendan Park’s Alvio Trovatello for digging deep and supporting the excellent work done by the WRHS.” A crowd of around 500 people was on hand to see the heifer auctioned off by Kevin Norris, from Landmark’s Stud Stock team. For more information, including all other auction results 49th Merial EPRINEX®; Herefords Australia National Show and Sale can be found at www. herefordsaustralia.com.au.
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THE heifer may have been red, but the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service (WRHS) is a further $5000 in the black today, thanks to the proceeds of a charity heifer auction during the 49th Merial EPRINEX®; Herefords Australia National Show and Sale at Wodonga. The heifer was donated by Paul Rogers, owner of Centennial Herefords in Holbrook NSW, and sold to Alvio Trovatello of Glendan Park who had travelled from Kyneton, Victoria, for the sale. Mr Rogers offered to donate the 10-month-old heifer, which is sired by Yarram Park Unique F181 and is from his first line of calves by this sire, after being knocked over by a cow and flown by the WRHS to hospital a couple of years ago. Highest bidder and new owner, Mr Trovatello, said he was happy to support the cause and bought the heifer for his daughters Alicia, Caitlin and Brianna. “Living in an area affected by bushfires earlier this year, I understand the importance of the services provided by the WRHS,” he said. “It is an invaluable resource to many living in regional and rural areas.” Richard Jones, general manager of the WRHS, said the money would go a long way to assisting with the service’s operational expenses. “The Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service includes four helicopters operating across the Hunter, New England North West, Central Coast and Mid
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LIVING sustainably isn’t just beneficial for the environment and generations to come, it will save you money - and who doesn’t want that? Reducing your water and electricity bill is something everyone desires, but how? Reduce, re-use, recycle. Here are some handy tips on saving both the environment and your bank account using this threepronged approach. 1. Switch off unused lights. 2. Switch off appliances on standby. Appliances on standby can account for 10 per cent of your electricity. 3. Keep windows shaded with awnings or blinds. 4. Draught-proof your home. Sealing gaps and cracks can save up to 15 per cent of your heating and cooling bill. 5. Set your heating/ cooling thermostat one degree warmer in summer and one degree cooler in winter. A tweak of your thermostat can save up to 10 per cent on your energy bill. It’s most efficient if you keep the temperature set between 25 and 27 degrees. 6. Switch to GreenPower. By switching to Accredited GreenPower you could cut your carbon footprint by about 70 per cent (excluding transport). 7. Buy products with minimal packaging and recycle any packaging where possible. 8. Bulk-buy products with a long shelf-life.
Reduce, re-use, recycle. 9. Avoid individually wrapped items. 10. Choose the concentrated or refillable form of products like juices and cleaning products. 11. Use a basket, backpack, box or re-usable shopping bag instead of plastic bags. Keep them handy in the boot of your car.
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Got waste? Why don’t you bag it By KRYSTEN MANUEL THESE days removing unwanted items or rubbish can be both costly and time-consuming, often leaving an unnecessary footprint on the environment. Locally owned Think Pink Skip Bags has the answer. Offering one, two and three cubic metre skip bags, providing convenience while eliminating time constraints, Think Pink Skip Bags can assist you with removing small and large waste, be it green, recyclable, steel, household or otherwise. “Of course we have the three R’s of reduce, re-use, recycle but even after that we still end up with waste and that’s where we come in,” owner Brendan Adams said. “With council no longer doing hard waste pick-ups you either need your own trailer or pay a lot of money to traditional skip bin companies to have your rubbish removed. “We do one, two and three cubic metre skip bag sizes, whereas skip bin companies only start at three cubic metres and the beauty of a skip bag is that you can take your time. “If you hire a skip bin you get as little as four days to use it, otherwise you pay a weekly fee. “With us, you buy a skip bag and can take six months to fill it. You own it, there is no ongoing hire fee. You just call us when you want it removed.” Mr Adams began the business six months ago after seeing a niche in the market and a need in the community for better, more convenient waste management - especially in the domestic market. “Households were paying
Call Brendan at Think Pink Skip Bags for a smarter, cleaner waste solution. stuff away because there simply was no affordable way to deal with it. Some customers had mentioned they were tempted to do things like throwing their green waste over their back fence, leaving large items behind when they moved house or setting fire to their
commercial rates for waste removal because there was no viable alternative, but now there is,” Mr Adams said. “We have found that people have been piling up their hard waste and green waste and putting off throwing
rubbish simply because they couldn’t afford to deal with it. “If you give people the opportunity to make the right decision, they make the right decision. So when you take away things like hard waste collec-
tion and leave them with unaffordable options people sometimes feel like they’re forced to make decisions that aren’t best for the environment. “Therefore, having an affordable solution is actually better for the environment as well.” Think Pink Skip Bags’ own carbon footprint is very small, having spent a lot of time researching the best set-up to offer the most efficient, affordable and environmentally sound service to the Albury Wodonga area. “Having a well-researched and thought-out set-up, we don’t consume a lot of fuel compared to other waste management systems, it’s all set up to be quite efficient,” Mr Adams said. “Skip bags are delivered folded up, the size of a couple of backpacks, and take just a couple of seconds to set-up. This allows us to deliver them by car or using existing infrastructure like the postal service or couriers. “We also deliver them on the way to other jobs, but unlike skip bin trucks we can have a full load and still drop off multiple skip bags to customers on the way to the tip where a skip bin truck has to empty their load and often drop one bin off at a time. “This saves us a lot of running costs which is passed directly to the customer via pricing and is obviously much better for the environment. “We also find people will go to more effort to separate materials into smaller piles when provided the opportunity to use a one or two cubic metre skip bag. When they’re forced to fill a large big skip bin, people tend not to recycle much.” Call 0488 099 499 and Think Pink!
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IN A time when electricity prices continue to rise, it’s no secret solar power for your home, office or industrial needs is the way to go. Choosing to go solar will pay for itself, is government subsidised, can cut your electricity bill by up to 100 per cent, increase the value of your home and reduce your carbon footprint, so why not go solar? And why not choose Euro Solar for competitive prices and quality workmanship. Euro Solar is one of the leading solar power systems providers, with nationwide operation and more 20,000 happy customers nationally. Euro Solar started as a small company in 2008 with two
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ing a solar system - using energy from the sun produces no pollution of the atmosphere through carbon emissions. This helps the environment by reducing greenhouse gases and air pollution created with traditional methods of producing electricity. “Solar is an unlimited supply of free energy and Euro Solar are constantly researching to ensure we are offering the best value for money on our systems.” “Today Euro Solar is proud to say we are one of the most advanced teams in Australia with qualified CEC accredited installers to Solar PV engineers as well as trained sales consultants and an excellent service team to give the best in everything we do,” Mr Patel said.
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Giving you hints on tint By KRYSTEN MANUEL WHETHER you’re trying to keep the heat in, trying to save energy or planning early for summer, now is the time to visit All About Window Tinting, Lavington. All About Window Tinting offers tinting for car, home or commercial, with 25 per cent off this month - and the benefits are endless. “There’s a whole range of benefits to window tinting these days because the films are becoming more energy efficient,” owner Matt Neven said. “You have solar control films which stop the heat coming in - films that will cut up to 75 per cent of heat coming in and 99 per cent of UV rays which protects against fading carpets, damaging furniture and also provides a little extra privacy. “We have low-e films. They’re designed to keep your winter heat in so you’re not generating all that warmth and losing it out of the glass - it’s virtually an insulation for your glass. “You can put double glaze glass into a new or existing home, but you can also cheat by tinting it at a cheaper price and receive the same effects you would have got from double glazing. “We also have anti-graffiti films that go on the exterior of shopfronts great for businesses.” Matt uses Solarguard films when tinting, a quality manufacturer for outstanding results. “We use Solarguard films which are owned by Saint Gobain Glass, they manufacture glass for most European
See Jake Van Holten and Matt Neven for all your tinting needs. cars, some of the Australian cars and a lot of the European residential glass,” he said. “They do a lot of research and have
been around for 150 years - a far cry from cheap Chinese glass manufacturers you see so often these days.” All About Window Tinting also of-
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All kinds of vintage vehicles By KRYSTEN MANUEL “EXPECT the unexpected” is the excited warning from Historic Winton organiser Noel Wilcox as the weekend quickly approaches. In it’s 38th year, Historic Winton promises to be yet another raging success, with two days of total appreciation for cars and motorbikes dating from the early 1900s to the 1980s, and this year’s theme “Aussie specials” is sure to get some engines revving. “It’s a brilliant atmosphere - a mix of the country meets the city,” Mr Wilcox said. “A lot of people come up from Melbourne and do the two- hour drive, and we have the car enthusiasts in the north-east area coming over the border into NSW. “From humble beginnings, Historic Winton has developed into two events in one. The racing on the track combines both motorbikes and cars - it’s the only race meeting in Australia that caters for all types of vehicles - and coupled with that is our ever-growing spectator paddock. “We encourage people to bring along their pride and joy and show it. As the years have gone on, that car park has developed so much importance that last year we had close to 800 display vehicles. “As organisers of the event, it’s great because we use the term ‘expect the unexpected.’ All of a sudden someone falls off the perch and a car
gets moved into other hands, 50 years later they think ‘we’ll take it to Historic Winton,’ and there’s something you never knew existed right in front of you.” It’s a case of the older the better when it comes to both showing and racing according to Mr Wilcox, who said the oldest competition car on the track is a 1919 Dodge, which he can’t wait to see on the pristine Winton Motor Raceway. “They’ve made improvements to the raceway itself over the last 10 years, you wouldn’t recognise the facilities from what they were,” he said. “It’s a very pretty little race track. You can stand at any vantage point and see everything that’s happening.” Mr Wilcox himself is, of course, an active car enthusiast with a passion for Austin 7s. “I had an Austin 7 when I was a teenager, it was an open vehicle and when I started to think about girls, I moved up to something a little more comfortable with a roof over the top,” he joked. “Later on wanted to get back into the Austin 7 field, so 20 years ago I bought one and since then I gained a little fleet of Austin 7s - I have four of them and another restoration project. “I also have a very unusual vehicle in the fact that it’s an aero-engine vehicle. It’s one of eight race cars we know of in Australia that have an actual aeroplane engine. This one has a tiger-moth
Check out the action at Winton Raceway on 24 and 25 May. engine - it’s an Aussie special, an interesting beast.” No doubt Mr Wilcox will be bringing the vehicle along this year, especially considering this year’s theme. “One of the main themes for our meeting this year is vehicles that ran in Australian Grand Prix meetings,
Pictures: Courtesy NEIL HAMMOND “And our parade lap on the Sunday is something to die for. We just choose a selection from the vehicles in the display paddock and run them out on the track - it’s going to be fantastic.” Historic Winton is held at Winton Motor Raceway on 24 and 25 May. Inquiries: www.historicwinton.org or call 03 5428 2689.
anywhere between 1940 and 1960,” he said. “The twist is they’re Aussie specials - all vehicles that are made up in Australia and some of them, the innovation backyard mechanics put into them is absolutely amazing. The vehicles hold their own with the Ferraris and other imported vehicles.
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Bad Neighbours breeding hilarity MOVIE: Bad Neighbours STARRING: Zac Efron, Seth Rogan, Rose Byrne and Dave Franco. DIRECTOR: Nicholas Stoller DURATION: 96 minutes. IF bad neighbours was a recipe, it would be three large helpings of hilarity, one cup of ‘a little too far,’ half a cup of ‘any excuse to show boobs and plastic penises’ and a sprinkling of ‘creep up on you 100 per cent gold humour.’ It was good. Was it as good as Stoller’s other comedies (Get Him To The Greek and Forgetting Sarah Marshall)? Yes. The story begins with a young couple, Mac (Rogan) and Kelly (Byrne) and their new baby. They’re pretty funny themselves, as is dem-
onstrated in Mac’s affinity for pot and Kelly’s decision to take the baby clubbing. But when a fraternity moves in next door their worst fears are realised. Initially, Mac and Kelly attempt to extend the olive branch, which is actually a joint. This goes well - the couple partied all night and bonded with the younger, crazier generation. But the following night, when the noise starts again, Mac and Rose make the regrettable decision to call the cops. Hell has been unleashed and frat president Teddy (Efron) and his VP Dave (Franco) go out of their way to destroy the couple, and Mac and Rose return the favour. Rest assured the funniest parts of Bad Neighbours are
not shown on the trailer (as happens way too often these days). Look out for Rogan’s stellar dance moves, Byrnes’ best impression of a cow and a penis that acts as a noose. And, of course, no review of Bad Neighbours would be complete without the mention of Zac Efron and the ongoing tale of the missing shirt - a tale no woman ever wants to end. Yes ladies, there’s a little something in this film for you too. So prepare to laugh hard people - the perfect movie for friends, couples, siblings, basically any mix of people you can think of - except maybe your grandmother.
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TODAY ■ Wodonga Family History Society Inc have research rooms at the Wodonga Library 10.30am to 3.30pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and 1pm to 5.30pm Thursday. Wodonga Library, Hovell Street, Wodonga. Inquiries: 02 6056 3220. ■ Morning Tea/VIEW National President visit. We are expecting attendance of over 50 VIEW Club members to hear Robin Perros, National VIEW Club President speak. RSL, Reid Street, Wodonga at 9.30am for 10am start. Bookings essential - contact 02 6021 1494 or 02 6024 5787. ■ Albury Wodonga Hand Weavers and Spinners Guild meeting. 10am, Guild rooms, Albury Showgrounds. Learn to spin or weave. Contact 0402 019 869. THURSDAY ■ Murray Wheezers, respiratory illnesses support group meeting Glenecho Neighbourhood House, Burrows Rd Nth Albury, 1.30pm. Topic: Staying healthy and active. Personal stories of living with COPD from Lung Foundation DVD “Speaking from Experience”. Visitors welcome. Inquiries: (02) 6021 4939, (02) 6056 9966. ■ Free meditation classes - Felltimber Community Centre, cnr of Melrose and Pearce Street, Wodonga. Thursday at 7pm for newcomers. Meditation class 7.30-8.30pm, Qualified tutor. Call Lyn to schedule 0427 594 708. ■ Murray River Farmers’ Market. Experience food grown and made locally. Talk to the producers, smell the aromas, taste the flavours, buy the product, hear the music, drink in the atmosphere. Food vendors on site for eat-in or take-away meals. First and third Thursday of each month. Hovell Tree Park Community Wood-fired Oven site, 3pm. Inquiries: 0438 582 996. FRIDAY ■ Howlong Golf Club members draw - every Friday. Free, raffles, $500 EFTPOS card give-aways, tonnes of prizes. Howlong
17-18 May at the Bright Community Centre. Entry costs $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. Doors open on Saturday at 10am and close at 2pm on Sunday. Tickets available at www. trybooking.com/DYUV. All exhibitors are welcome. For more information visit www.brightbodyandsoul.com or contact Tracey Pawlik 0409 244 524 or to have a stall please email at bodysoulexpo@ gmail.com ■ Fellowship of the first fleeters Albury Wodonga District Chapter meeting. Third Saturday of each month. Albury LibraryMuseum.10am for 10.30am start. All welcome. Val Heel, secretary, 03 5728 2613. ■ John Williamson. There is no denying that after more than 40 years in the music industry, John Williamson is truly an Australian icon. John released his new album “A Hell of Career” in July 2013 and is now touring Australia performing his biggest hits. Commercial Club Albury, 7.30pm. $44 per adult, $30 per child. Inquiries: (02) 6057 2000. ■ Whistle Stop High Tea. As part of the North East High Country Harvest Festival, you are invited to get on your bike and participate in this progressive high tea which includes hot drinks and special eats at various ‘whistle stops’ en route. The ride commences at 1.30pm at Huon Reserve to Tallangatta and the return distance is 24km. Huon Reserve on Lake Hume. Adult $20, child $10. 1.30pm. Inquiries: (02) 6071 2334. SUNDAY ■ 53rd Annual Kiewa RSL Diggers Golf Day at the Bandiana Army Golf Club. Play for the day is two ball ambrose mixed/men’s and ladies. There are several events catering for all golfers. Play commences at 11am for an 11.30 shotgun start. It is important that to meet with military security, visitor entries should be notified to Bandiana Golf Club by Wednesday 14 May. Inquiries: 02 6055 2136. MONDAY
For just $6 a week join the Border’s Take Off Weight Naturally (TOWN) Club. Golf Club, free, 6pm. Inquiries: 02 6026 5321. ■ Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Centre gala dinner. Your host for the night will be Glenn Starr with entertainment provided by Infinity. There will be auctions of items of special interest on the night. All proceeds received will go to the Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Centre. The Cube, $120, 7pm. Inquiries: 02 6022 9311. SATURDAY ■ Wodonga Toy Library Inc. Wodonga West Primary School room 30 (corner Lawrence and Murphy Streets) 9am12pm. New members welcome. Inquiries, 0404 936 208. ■ NSW Justice of the Peace volunteer available every Saturday. 11am-noon at the Albury Library Museum. ■ Soothe your body and soul at expo. Indulge your body and soothe your soul at the Bright Body and Soul Expo, showcasing health, well-being and natural therapies. Bright Body and Soul Expo will be held on the weekend of
■ Open Age Learning. 432 Townsend St. Term two from 28 April to 19 June. Cards; scrapbooking; dolls and teddy bears, embroidery ; computer for beginners and advanced; creative writing; exercise; music (piano); drawing, painting; Tai Chi; coffee and conversation; PhotoShop Element 11; New - Art For The Heart (dementia specific). Inquiries: 6021 5122. ■ TOWN (Take Off Weight Naturally) Club Wodonga has moved. Meetings are now held every Monday evening at Gateway Health, 155 High Street, Wodonga. TOWN Club is a low-cost, non-profit organisation primarily run by dedicated committees of voluntary people, all ensuring and striving to work and promote weight loss for women, men and young people. Weigh-in starts at 6pm and the meeting at 6.30pm. Cost is a small joining fee and just $6 per week. For more information call Pam on 0447 864 534 or Elizabeth on 0414 867 836. TUESDAY ■ Wodonga Toy Library Inc. Wodonga West Primary School room 30 (corner Lawrence and Murphy Streets) 11.30am1.30pm. New members welcome. Inquiries, 0404 936 208. ■ Albury Wodonga Stroke Recovery Club. PO Box 1652 Wodonga VIC 3689. Email: AW.StrokeRecoveryClub@gmail.com, phone 0429 785 192. ■ The Hume Riverina Community Legal Service will be attending Mt Beauty Neighbourhood Centre and Albury Intereach between 10am and 11.30am and 1.30pm and 3.30pm respectively to provide FREE face to face legal advice. They provide advice in relation to such areas as family law, criminal law, neighbourhood disputes and minor civil matters such as debts. For further information or an appointment, please contact: The Hume Riverina Community Legal Service on 1800 918 377.
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IN A gesture that bridged some 135 years, Ned Kelly’s favourite rifle passed into the hands of his Beechworth namesake today. Matt Shore, curator and historian, proudly presented the Enfield rifle, with Kelly’s signature “K” carved into the forend wood, to an emotional Matt Aldridge, who plays the part of Ned Kelly with the Beechworth Historical Re-enactment Group. Earlier, Burke Museum Manager Patrick Watt welcomed visitors to the 1856 Sub Treasury building in Ford Street. Built to store gold in the 1850s and later to house
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Kelly lived, and help explain the steady advance of Kelly into a major historical figure and an icon of Australian popular culture. In an unprecedented movement of co-operation and generosity, the Ned Kelly Vault will showcase the largest private Kelly collection in the world. Some items have previously been displayed in blockbuster exhibitions in Melbourne. These will be combined with the Kelly collection from the Burke Museum, as well as other items on short and longterm loan from private collectors, owners and public institutions.
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GOOD Beer Week 2014 runs from 17 - 25 May, with 200 unique craft beer events over nine froth-filled days. Described by international brewers as “the best beer week in the world,” the fourth annual Good Beer Week will take place in venues across Melbourne and regional Victoria, including some local venues - Black Dog Brewery, Taminick Cellars and Bridge Road Brewers. Many of the events take good beer out of its usual haunts and pour it in new and often unexpected spaces, aided, of course, by the local and international brewing industry’s biggest names. The festival has grown almost 400 percent since launching in May 2011, with organisers looking forward to welcoming craft beer loyalists, foodies, home brewers and newcomers to better beer, “as well as anyone interested in having a good time with a good beer in their hand,” festival director James Smith said. “Craft beer has moved from the shadows into the Australian mainstream in the past few years and we’re delighted that Good Beer Week has been a part of that movement. “Every year we’ve welcomed new venues and new guests to the festival, and this year is no different, with everything from comedy and surfing to crafts and live music on the line-up to entice people along. “With pretty much every brewer in Australia and guests from New Zealand, Japan, Lebanon, Europe and the US along for the ride, it promises to be a fantastic celebration of the best of the beer world.” The festival team has curated a diverse program of events, from street parties with free admission to exclusive, highend degustations that showcase stars of the brewing and culinary worlds. The eclectic program features events around Geelong, the Mornington Peninsula, Yarra Valley and the Dandenongs, Ballarat, Bendigo, Beechworth and the High Country, as well as in all parts of Melbourne. For Hop vs Grape(Saturday 17 May) Black Dog Brewery
The humble beer is set to be put on a pedestal this month thanks to Good Beer Week 2014. and Taminick Cellars will unite in a battle of beer vs wine. The five-course menu by Adam Pizzini will be matched to specially hand crafted brews and estate grown wines to sway the diners choice of beer or wine. Visit https://www.goodbeerweek.com.au/events/view/186/ Hop+V+Grape for details. At the Brewers Breakfast (Sunday 18 May), guests will join two internationally renowned brewers for a morning of brewing, breakfast and beer. Brewers from Birra Del Borgo (Italy) and Deschutes (US) will give insight into the brewing process over a three-course
breakfast with matching beer. Visit https://www.goodbeerweek.com.au/events/view/209/ Brewers+Breakfast for details. Bridge Road Brewers also offer punters the chance to lunch with international brewers at the Provenance Lunch, designed by Michael Ryan, Age Good Food Guide 2013 Chef of the Year (Sunday 18 May). Dishes will be matched to the high-end beers of Birra Del Borgo (Italy), To Øl (Denmark) and, of course, Bridge Road Brewers. Visit https://www. goodbeerweek.com.au/events/ view/266/Provenance+Lunch for details.
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A comfy classic THIS western red cedar beauty looks and feels like something hiding deep in the Rocky Mountains - a unique but highly desirable find. Cosy and classic, 13 Paterson Avenue sits on a large 2157 square metre block with stunning views and established but low-maintenance gardens. One of the first things you will notice about the property is the wide verandah stretching around the front half of the house. Practically, it provides extra shade and protection for the warmer months, but aesthetically it does wonders for the country charm the home already exudes. The kitchen is very inviting, with timber stretching from floor to ceiling and classy black tile splashbacks. It also features quality stainless steel appliances and the ever-so-handy pots drawer. The dining room, attached to the kitchen, is quite spacious, with sliding doors to the entertaining area and under-stair storage. Off the dining room is the family room, featuring an imitation log fire - in addition to ducted heating and evaporative cooling already throughout the house. Another feature worth mentioning are the ninefoot ceilings throughout the bottom storey, complete with ornate cornices to add just a little more appeal to the home. Off the family room is the formal lounge, with outside access to the verandah. Bedroom one is also located on this level, but could easily be used as a study. Nevertheless, it houses a sizable walk-in robe for either purpose. The main bathroom showcases beautiful slate floors that stretch out through the laundry - which itself is quite sizable - and a separate toilet for extra convenience. Up the stairs you will find the master bedroom, complete with ensuite and a cavernous, boundless walk-in robe that could almost be described as another room. Bedroom two features a smaller built-in robe, while bedroom three features a walk-in robe identical to that of the master bedroom. Outside is the place to be over summer, with an impressive undercover entertaining area, built-in barbecue, inviting in-ground pool with shade sail surrounded by established palm trees, vegie garden, garden shed and even a chook pen! Off the house is a double lock-up garage with shelves installed for a possible workshop. All in all, 13 Paterson Avenue makes for a classy but relaxed family home.
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Spending money to make money THERE is an old adage that you have to spend money to make money and, when it comes to marketing property, there is truth in that. How are you going to sell your house if nobody knows about it? There’s a range of methods to market your home, and it’s important to get the right mix that will attract potential buyers and help to sell the home. This ranges from print to online advertising, to direct mail campaigns. These will highlight your property to an all-important audience - buyers who are look-
ing in the local area, for a property like yours. The advent of the internet and online advertising has some vendors believing a substantial marketing campaign for their home or investment property is no longer necessary. After all, most people now begin their property search online and many attending open homes have already researched the property and the area. But there’s another saying: first impressions matter, and whether in print or online, the immediate impression made on
buyers by your marketing can determine their ideas when they arrive to look at your home. This also includes the signboard at the front of your property, and how the home is presented. The overall impression can be greatly helped by gaining input from your real estate agent, who is qualified to advise you on this. The agent has extensive experience focusing on the strong points of your property and summing it up for those glancing quickly at your advertisement. Agents know what to highlight and in what order.
When “packaging” the home for sale, you will be presented with a range of advertising options. This may include internet advertising on prime real estate sites, print advertising of various sizes in local papers, agency window boards, signboards with multiple or just one photograph, illuminated by a light or not, flyers and local letterboxing. As outlined, presentation of your home - to create the right impression in photos, and at open for inspections - is also important. Does your house look immac-
ulate, yet welcoming, does it look spacious and desirable? Does it look so good they send a link to their friends? Your agent will offer tips on work to be done, whether you need to store belongings or possibly move some items of furniture around to create more space. Given the right advice, and taking the right steps, you’ll find the sale process much easier. You may need to spend to sell, but take your agent’s advice and spend wisely.
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Rates stay stable THE Reserve Bank of Australia left interest rates on hold at 2.5 per cent at its May board meeting. REINSW President Malcolm Gunning said the decision was largely expected. “We are not surprised by the RBA’s choice to leave interest rates in a holding pattern,” he said. “All eyes are now on the Federal Budget, which could have wide implications for Australians and the future direction of interest rates. “While the housing market remains firm, we watch with interest the delivery of the budget, the high Australian dollar and rising unemployment levels which could negatively influence consumer confidence.” The official cash rate has fallen 225 basis points since November 2011, with the RBA cutting interest rates twice in 2013 in May and August. Interest rates have remained unchanged in 2014. The RBA will next meet on Tuesday, 3 June.
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Rents tightening ALBURY, Wollongong and the Northern Rivers have seen large falls in available properties, leaving pressure on the Sydney residential rental market, according to data released by the Real Estate Institute of New South Wales. The April 2014 REINSW Vacancy Rate Survey saw the number of properties for rent across Sydney rise 0.3 per cent to 1.7 per cent. “Inner Sydney vacancy rates remain the tightest, despite an increase of 0.3 per cent to 1.6 per cent. In middle Sydney availability rose 0.4 per cent to 2.0 per cent and outer Sydney was up 0.2 per cent to 1.7 per cent,” REINSW President Malcolm Gunning said. “Wollongong vacancy rates have hit lows last seen almost three years ago, with a decline of 0.8 per cent to 1.5 per cent. Across the Illawarra region vacancy rates are at 1.6 per cent, down 0.5 per cent.
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Emma Hooppell (Albury) and Ash Jamieson (Wagga) making a mad dash for the ball. PHOTOS: KATIE HARDMAN
It’s Albury for the 11th time By KRYSTEN MANUEL ALBURY once again claimed a clear victory over Wagga Wagga in the long time grudge match - The Steakhouse Cup. “The Steakhouse Cup is a rivalry between Wagga Wagga and Albury,” Albury’s director of representative hockey Julie Versteegen said. “It started back in 1966 and over that time it’s been reasonably even as to who actually wins the cup. In all of that time, Wagga has won it 19 times and Albury the rest. “Albury’s on a roll at the moment - this was the 11th consecutive time we’ve gotten to take home the cup, so that’s really great for us.”
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This year 10 games were played with different age groups. Of those, Albury won eight and Wagga two. “The only ones Albury lost were our under 15 boys, 6 - 1, and our senior men, 5 - 1,” Ms Versteegen said. “We had under 13 boys and girls, the boys won 7 - 1, the girls won 9 - 0. “The under 15 girls won 13 - 0. We have some very talented players in that side. It’s a bit of a freakish side that one - we have a few that have been picked in state sides and will be lining up to be picked in state sides again, so they’ll be playing a couple more tournaments in the leadup to trials for state. “Our under 17 boys won 7 -
1 and so did the girls. “Senior women won 6 - 1. “And at the other end of the spectrum, we have the two veteran sides. Our vets men won 13 - 2, so there’s some talent in the old legs still. And the vets women won 6 - 0. “It was a beautiful day on Sunday. Some of our rep teams did some fund-raising by holding an egg and bacon roll breakfast. It was a good opportunity for them - it costs a lot for them to go away. “And, of course, it was Mother’s Day, so you’ve got to be thankful to all the mothers that gave up their breakfastin-bed opportunity to come out and watch their kids play hockey.”
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Local Sport It’s a challenge, but surely you’re up for it! LAST Saturday gave us our first wet weekend of Ovens and Murray football, and the conditions may have contributed to relatively competitive games across the board, but I can assure you they were not the only factor. Football is a physical game, well at least country football anyway, yet it never ceases to amaze me just how much of the game can be and is played out in the head. If the mind is saying you can’t win, the body soon follows suit. If the brain senses we can do this, then it’s amazing what happens next. I am positive that the coaching staff of all Ovens and Murray clubs have addressed this for years and internally go into all games expecting to win if their club implements their processes to a T. However, I do need to ask how a team can be expected to be positive and confident when many of their supporters are the complete opposite. Now, I am not having a direct go at any particular club, I am however summarising what I tire from hearing week in, week out - “It’s gonna be a Yarra and Albury Grand Final ... so why should we bother?” Because it’s a bloody contest! The amount of times I have heard that statement is unbelievable. Why write off your team before they have even started? Yes, we are in an era where we have witnessed two incredible sides play off in the last five grand finals, and yes, they win a lot more games than they lose, but they are not infallible. Positive attitudes are infectious; they can and do affect many around us. So instead of being negative and bitter about a couple of sides and their success, do as your players should be doing, bring your best. If your side is unsuccessful, don’t rattle off things the league needs to do to make it easier for your team. Get in there, work hard, relish the challenges that you confront and when you experience success it will be so much sweeter in the end. There are a couple of games in particular I am really looking forward to this weekend. The reigning Premier Yarrawonga, will face fourth-placed Wangaratta Rovers. Aside from the abandoned first round clash against Albury, that went a little over one quarter,
This week’s match between the reigning Premier Yarrawonga and fourth-placed Wangaratta Rovers is set to be a heated game. Tim Cooper among the ruck with Jared Lane. the Pigeons are yet to confront a potential top three team. In the last three weeks the Rovers have shown that they could push deep in the finals, so this game will be a great indicator for all. Are the Pigeons in the same vein of the previous two years and do the Rovers have what it takes to defeat a side above them on the ladder? The Fevola-Hartwig match-up should be a beauty, as should the contest between the hard-nosed Rovers midfield and the brilliance of the Yarrawonga onball brigade.
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NEWSWEEKLY TIPPER LADDER
Team:
W L D
Yarrawonga
4 0 1 251.83 18
Albury
4 0 1 162.01 18
Lavington
4 1 0 195.60 16
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Wang Rovers 3 2 0 108.67 12 Corowa - Ruth 3 2 0
89.14 12
Nth Albury
2 3 0
99.02 8
Wod Raiders
2 3 0
79.14 8
Wangaratta
2 3 0
71.77 8
Wodonga
0 5 0
55.27 0
Myrtleford
0 5 0
48.13 0
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The other stand-out is the game at the Wangaratta Showgrounds. Wangaratta’s favourite son Judd Porter will celebrate game 200 against a very confident and enthusiastic Nth Albury. The Hoppers continue to take everyone by surprise. In wet, greasy conditions last week they had an eightgoal final term, to totally annihilate the Wodonga Raiders. Akermanis has them believing they can do it, they are bringing the right mental attitude I mentioned at the top of this column. While the Magpies will want to win for
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“Juddy” they will also be desperate to stay in touch with the five. I am expecting a fast, free-flowing contest that will be entertaining to all. In other games Corowa - Rutherglen have the opportunity to register their fourth win for the season, and possibly climb to fourth spot on the ladder. They will need to be mindful of their Wodonga opponents, who continue to fight hard against all odds. The Bulldogs have had no luck on the injury front, but a bold showing last week against Yarrawonga will
give them enormous confidence. Albury travel to Mytleford, to meet a side that has always given them a challenge and the Wodonga Raiders will host the Lavington Panthers in a game that they will need to make a statement in. MY SELECTIONS: YARRAWONGA V WANG ROVERS COROWA - RUTH V WODONGA MYRTLEFORD V ALBURY WANGARATTA V NTH ALBURY WODONGA RAIDERS V LAVINGTON
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