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Issue #241 – Wednesday, 23 July, 2014
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Spurs hot to trot After a neck and neck competition between two well-matched teams, Albury Hotspurs captain Ryan Giles put Albury United in their place. FOR THE FULL STORY TURN TO PAGE 28
Building a bridge By KRYSTEN MANUEL A TEAM of hard-working Indigenous youth have proudly reached a significant milestone in AlburyCity’s plans for the all-weather Wagirra Trail. The trail will link Union Bridge and Wonga Wetlands, with the first of two bridges put up and announced early this week. The 30-metre long truss bridge has been installed at Rivergums, a private property on the Riverina Highway, between Horseshoe Lagoon and Wonga Wetlands. The second bridge at Waterview Creek
is scheduled for installation in a fortnight. AlburyCity mayor Kevin Mack said it was an exciting next step in extending the Wagirra Trail to Wonga Wetlands. “Once the second bridge goes in, there’ll only be 600 metres of trail left to construct,” Cr Mack said. “Those works will be undertaken in September, resulting in six kilometres of a sealed 2.5 metre wide shared pedestrian/cycle trail from the Union Bridge at South Albury through to Wonga.”
Supervisor Paul Scannel said it was a proud day for the boys, though there was still much work to be done. “All the boys are all Indigenous employees,” he said. “They’ve been here anywhere from five years to those who started on 1 April. It’s fantastic for them to be able to see the last two years of work finally being connected. “It’s going to take another six months or so to finish off the last section to Wonga Wetlands but then we’ll have this fantastic trail
right through from Noreuil Park. “There’s six pieces of art sculptures going in and they will have a Wirradjuri theme. We’ll also have some interpretive elements scattered amongst it with messages about the flora and fauna in the area. “For us to work here amongst the kangaroos, the whistling kites, the wedge-tailed eagles, echidnas and wombats, it’s just beautiful. “The boys teach me a lot and I try to help them along and give them the old grey-haired wisdom at
times,” Mr Scannel said. “They love the fact that they’ve got some respect and dignity from the community for the great work they’ve done. It’s great for their esteem and it’s fantastic to be able to give them an opportunity they’ve grabbed with both hands.” Wagirra project leader Cassandra Storm said the idea to employ Indigenous people on the project came about in 2008 when council implemented the Murray River Experience Masterplan. Continued on page 8.
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Rural focus for Labor hopeful By KRYSTEN MANUEL
Don’t miss your opportunity for free business advice with the Small Biz Bus this week.
Biz Bus in town for advice Business Commissioner. The bus itinerary is as follows: Thursday 24 July - Corowa on Sanger Street (outside Sureway Employment & Training) 9am - 3pm. Friday 25 July - Albury at QEII Square 9am - 3pm. Monday 28 July - Tumbarumba on Bridge Street (in front of the Information Centre) 8am - noon. Small Business owners can access the support of expert advisers on the Small Biz Bus for free. Further to this initial visit, small business owners can engage these expert advisers on an ongoing basis.
“I am really pleased that we have this service available to help ensure our small businesses get the support they need to thrive, which is essential to keeping the local economy strong,” Mr Aplin said. “I would like to thank Albury City Council, Corowa Shire Council, Tumbarumba Shire Council and Murray Hume BEC for their assistance and for hosting the Small Biz Bus.” To book an appointment on the bus or to speak to your local Small Biz Connect advisor, call on (02) 8222 4885 or visit bus.event@smallbusiness.nsw.gov.au.
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a great deal of time travelling across the electorate over the coming months speaking with locals about how we can work together for the future. “I think the whole electorate has tended to be overlooked, it’s been in a safe seat for a very long time. Wodonga being the main population centre gets the most focus and the smaller rural towns have tended to be left out a little bit. “Tallangatta is in such a fabulous location out at the Weir and so close to Wodonga, so I think it has enormous potential to grow. “The schools out there have a very good reputation. The secondary school has well over 100 students travel into Tallangatta every day from Wodonga.” Ms Podesta said some concerns that arose from speaking to people in Tallangatta include transport, access to health ser-
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LOCAL small businesses are being encouraged to take advantage of expert business advice on offer when the Small Biz Bus visits Corowa and Albury on 24-25 July and Tumbarumba on 28 July 2014. “Having the Small Biz Bus here gives local business operators a great opportunity to get high quality advice and find out what services are available to assist them in the longer term,” Member for Albury Mr Greg Aplin said. The Small Biz Bus is a mobile advisory and information service for small businesses in NSW. It is funded by the NSW Government and managed by the Office of the NSW Small
RURAL towns are on the radar for Labor candidate for Benambra Jennifer Podesta, who spent time in Tallangatta last week as part of her campaign. Ms Podesta set up a stall on the main street to give herself a chance to introduce herself to locals and gain a better understanding of what is needed in Tallangatta and small towns alike within the Benambra electorate. She also spoke to school principals and local government representatives. “Our rural towns are a very important part of our region,” she said. “As well as being vital communities in their own right, they also provide services for our farming families, and wonderful tourist destinations. “Sadly, these rural areas in safe seats are too often neglected. “One of the things I find as I go around the electorate is often rural towns get lumped into one basket and while some of their issues are similar, they’re also very different - each town has its different strengths and weaknesses, so it’s really important to get out and spend some time in each different rural area.” After her visit to Tallangatta, Ms Podesta said the town had been overlooked, thanks to the safe seat Member for Benambra Bill Tilley has held since 2006. She also found the town has an issue with population growth. “Changing demographics as young people leave to study and find work means many of our smaller towns are struggling with ageing populations, declining local businesses and cuts to services,” she said. “I see supporting the revitalisation of rural towns as one of the great challenges for a local member and I will be spending
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Fun frock fund-raiser By KRYSTEN MANUEL
Thanks to the Groundwater Reference Group, management of the Kiewa Catchment resources will improve.
Water plan aims for right balance MANAGEMENT of groundwater resources in the Kiewa catchment will be improved after the recent release of the Kiewa Groundwater Management Area Local Management Plan. The plan was developed by Goulburn-Murray Water (GMW) in consultation with a Groundwater Reference Group, which is made up of groundwater customers, representatives from key stakeholder agencies and the wider community. GMW groundwater and streams manager Simon Cowan said the plan provided the
Ms Franklin said. “They will feel like a princess. It’s up to the value of around $3000.” Ms Franklin and Ms Hall have been working together for three years but in the business for decades and are both extremely excited at being able to harness their passion for a good cause. “Oh yes, it’s a passion,” Ms Franklin said. “Every job you work on is so different, it’s just lovely because you’re using your creativity and expressing yourself. “Country Hope were found-
ed in Wagga. The generosity behind what they do for all the families with children that are sick is amazing. “It’s the practical sense they bring to it. They might pay household bills because a lot of families have to quit their jobs if a child has to go to Melbourne, so Country Hope step in and help out with food, accommodation and general basic things of everyday life. “We just wanted to do something for someone else.” For tickets or more information call or visit Franklin and Hall at 404 Macauley Street, Albury, phone 02 6021 4357.
development may occur.” Mr Cowan said the Local Management Plan would require periodic review. “We will continue to work with our customers, local communities and other stakeholders to ensure the plan is reviewed and updated as our knowledge improves,” he said. The Kiewa Groundwater Management Area extends from Falls Creek in the south to Wodonga in the north and includes the Kiewa River, Running Creek and Yackandandah Creek catchments.
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AFTER decades of creating gorgeous wedding gowns for countless blushing brides, Jillian Franklin and Maxcelle Hall are putting needle to thread for a different reason. On Friday 1 August the pair are holding a fund-raiser for Country Hope that should have every bride-to-be within a 100-kilometre radius rushing in to buy a ticket. “It’s a huge fund-raiser and we’re hoping to raise as much as possible,” Ms Franklin said. “We have Steve Bowen and his crew to host the evening. “There’s champagne on arrival and hors d’oeuvres - it’s all table seating - then we have a full-on fashion show! “We’ve invited a lot of our past brides. Hopefully there will be about 20 ladies that will come out and showcase the gowns they wore, so that will be special because they’ll get to wear their dress again. It’s a bit of fun and they’re all looking forward to it. “We have three students from Melbourne showcasing their bridal creations. They’re the younger generation so it’s really nice to see what they’re doing, it’s also inspiring for the other younger ones to see. “And after that will be the presentation of our first bridal collection here in Albury Wodonga with 14-plus new gowns.” Throughout the evening guests will enjoy prizes and give-aways, with the major raffle prize announced towards the end. “The sponsors have just been amazing,” Ms Franklin said. “We’re overwhelmed by the generosity of the community. “For the major raffle prize, Borambola wines have donated their place for the reception, the bouquet has been donated from Keepsake Bouquets and Franklin Hall are donating a gown. Whoever wins will basically have their whole wedding sorted.” The winner’s wedding gown is a well-kept secret and will only be unveiled on the day, just like the new Franklin Hall collection. “It’s a real fairytale dress,”
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LOCAL wine producer Morris of Rutherglen has achieved global recognition for its fortified winemaking after winning the Fortified Wine of the Year Award at the International Wine Challenge (IWC) 2014 last week. Morris Old Premium Rare Liqueur Tokay won the award after achieving gold in stages one and two of the competition, which is renowned for being one of the world’s finest and most meticulously-judged wine shows. Judges described the wine as “a rocking, freaking wine! Treacle, cool tar with a bitter bite. Great balance, massively layered and wickedly indulgent.” Morris of Rutherglen is one of Australia’s most highlyawarded wine producers. Chief winemaker David Morris, who was named runnerup for the coveted Fortified Winemaker of the Year Award, was in attendance at the IWC Awards Dinner at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London to collect the award. “We’re honoured to have achieved such a prestigious accolade for our Old Premium Rare Liqueur Tokay,” he said. “It is a testament to over 150 years of dedication to fortified winemaking from five generations of my family, and I hope
Award-winning local winemaker David Morris adds an international award to his list of achievements. this internationally-recognised award will help to place Australia’s treasured fortified wines on the map - and on wine lists - around the world.” Held annually in London, the International Wine Challenge judging panel assesses
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The blood bankers By KRYSTEN MANUEL
THREE generations of proud blood donors who know first-hand the value of their gift finally came together to donate earlier this month. Zac Fuller, 16, celebrated his birthday by donating blood with his mother Kellie Fuller (127th donation) and grandmother Cheryl Balaam (168th donation). Clearly, the ethos to donate blood is strong within the family, stemming from Ms Balaam’s mother who donated until she retired. “I always felt like it was something I could and should do. It is such an easy way to help others,” Ms Balaam said.
“I first tried to donate when my son was just nine months old, making my first donation once he was a bit older and not so dependent on me.” In 2005 Ms Balaam’s husband Don was diagnosed with leukaemia. After a two-year battle which called for many units of donated blood, he died in 2007. “He had countless blood, plasma and platelet transfusions,” she said. “He had everything to help him cope with his cancer treatment. “Towards the end Don and I were travelling down to Melbourne every fortnight for his chemotherapy and each time he would need three to four units of blood.
“While I had donated before Don’s illness it really became apparent just how important it is to donate blood and plasma, especially for cancer patients.” Blood service spokesperson Cathy Chapman said cancer patients were the biggest users of blood in Australia, accounting for around 34 per cent of the nation’s blood use. “Chemotherapy treatments kill off the good cells along with the bad, and can stop the body from being able to produce certain blood cells,” she said. “Cancer patients therefore rely on donated blood to survive the treatment. It’s because of blood donors that many cancer patients are
now in remission.” Following her Mum’s lead, Ms Fuller began donating while still at school, despite her acute fear of blood. “If any of my children have a blood nose, I am just no good,” she said. “They have to fend for themselves. “The staff here at Albury Blood Donor Centre know not to talk about blood, the needle, or discuss anything about what they are doing with me. I just have to look up at the ceiling and try not to think about it. I think have repeatedly counted every light and fixture on the ceiling!”
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Trees spring up By KRYSTEN MANUEL
Get outside and grow! National Tree Day will be in full swing on both sides of the Border this weekend. mature pine trees which had reached the end of their useful life expectancy,” Cr Mack said. “The trees were also severely damaged by a mini tornado in 2011.” A further 2000 trees and shrubs will be planted at Corrys Wood in Thurgoona, a known habitat for the regent honeyeater and squirrel glider. The tree planting day on Sunday 27 July, will also feature AlburyCity’s noxious weed officer, Jan Mitchell, who will advise residents on plant selection to help minimise the number of invasive weeds that are encroaching into Corrys Wood. Another community tree planting day will be held at The Pines, Lake Hume on Sunday 3 August from 11am. In Victoria, FOWP are planning two events to celebrate National Tree Day, beginning
on Friday 25 July (Schools Tree Day). Belvoir Special School and Wodonga Senior Secondary College are combining to revegetate a section in Willow Park that was first replanted in 2007. It now has some more mature trees and nesting boxes and FOWP would like to plant more understorey and nectar producing plants to support the local birds, sugar glider and microbats. On Sunday 27 July from 10.30 to 12pm people are invited to join with FOWP to ‘get outside and grow’ - plant trees in the peaceful surrounds of Willow Park and enjoy a barbecue lunch. For more details on National Tree Day activities in Albury Wodonga, visit http://treeday. planetark.org/.
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BOTH sides of the Border will see thousands of trees planted this winter, thanks to National Tree Day next Sunday. AlburyCity will contribute more than 27,000 trees this winter, while Friends of Willow Park (FOWP) have organised their annual activities in addition to City of Wodonga activities. So far, on the NSW side of the Murray, more than 4000 trees have been planted off Gap Road and along Thurgoona Drive, with the remaining trees to be planted at sites across Albury, Thurgoona, Hamilton Valley and Lake Hume over the coming weeks. AlburyCity mayor Kevin Mack said it’s the biggest winter tree planting ever undertaken by AlburyCity and reinforces its commitment to enhancing and protecting Albury’s biodiversity. The majority of trees are understorey plants which are vital for creating habitat for woodland birds and an important food source for a number of threatened species. The plantings will be undertaken by Albury Council officers as well as school and community groups, with the biggest tree planting days taking place next week at The Pines at Apex Park Lake Hume. Over three days, more than 400 school students will plant a mixture of native trees, shrubs and grasses. “This major regeneration program at Apex Park follows the removal of several hundred
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Bridge built between communities From front page “At the same time we were putting together our Aboriginal Employment Strategy,� she said. “Some of the barriers we came up with included the Aboriginal community feeling like it was difficult to get employment. So we thought we have a fantastic project and we’re trying to create relationships between the community and the Murray River, let’s have an all-Aboriginal work crew who construct the trail. This will allow them to maintain their cultural relationship with the river in a modern way while getting employment, education and training.�
The Wagirra Trail staff have been able to gain Certificate III in Civil Construction and Land Management, truck licences, plus tree felling and four-wheel-drive courses. “It’s enabled them to get qualifications they can carry on throughout their career and a sense of pride,� she said. “Unlike other Aboriginal employment initiatives, it’s long-term. “We’re very proud of what the guys have achieved.� Cr Mack said not only did he envisage the trail being one of the most popular recreational destinations for locals, but also visitors to Albury who could enjoy a leisurely stroll alongside one of Austra-
lia’s greatest waterways, the Murray River. “I have no doubt that this will be one of our most valuable assets. Not only does it showcase the river and our spectacular riverside parks, but also our Indigenous heritage.� The trail will soon include new interpretive signage, highlighting the local flora and fauna and also the famous Canoe Tree. They’ll provide information on the local Wiradjuri culture and the significance of the Murray River to the Indigenous community. The project is looking for additional funding. Anyone interested should contact AlburyCity.
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A multifaith service will be held on Thursday 24 July 2014 for people wanting to pay their respects and show support for the families and communities, here and around the globe, afected by the Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 tragedy. The service will be supported by Victorian faith leaders and the Victorian Council of Churches. The service will begin at 10.00am at St Paul’s Cathedral Melbourne (corner of Flinders and Swanston Streets). Registration is not required. A National Commemorative Service
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losing their parents at a young age and being placed into foster care. The Twins then went onto sing “I won’t give up� by Jason Mraz and Michael Natter. The YouTube video of that performance has now been viewed by more than 4.2 million people and The Royce Twins have had website visitors from over 100 countries. “We’re grateful for everyone who helped crowd fund the EP and Youtube has gone nuts, we could never have expected that,� Michael said. The first single to be released to radio is the cover of “I won’t give up�. “It’s a special song to us,� Gabriel said. “We’ve been through our fair share of challenges in life but if you keep going you can achieve almost anything. This EP is just like that. I hope people who have had our start to life see that and are brave enough to follow their own dreams.� The Royce Twins’ version of the song though is however likely to become an anthem for weddings for the rest of the year with the Twins receiving multiple requests from engaged
couples to release it. “We’ve even received an email from a guy in the UK who wanted to travel to Australia so he could propose to his girlfriend and we could sing it,� Michael said. “That stuff is amazing to us, that people want to have us as a part of their special day. We’re really happy we’ve had the opportunity to record our original music. “If people like what they’ve heard so far, we think they’re going to really like the new originals and the harmonies on the EP. “This is a milestone for us for sure, the EP provides us with the opportunity to have our original music to be heard and set up recording a full album down the track.� The original music is set to inspire and delight. In addition to singing together on all tracks, The Royce Twins show case their musical talents, playing acoustic and electric guitars, drums and percussion. Some tracks also feature classical instruments, cello and piano coupled with epic Royce harmonies.
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Social Seen Peppa’s crowd appeal By KRYSTEN MANUEL THE pitter-patter of tiny feet filled the Albury Entertainment Centre last Wednesday as children from far and wide came to see Peppa Pig: Live Treasure Hunt. The Entertainment Centre was a hive of excitement for the one and only show where Peppa Pig and her friends set off on a treasure hunt. Peppa, her brother George and friend Danny Dog got up to fun and games on a day out on Grandad Dog’s boat.
Peppa Pig Live Treasure Hunt featured delightful true-to-life puppets and some of Australia’s most talented musical theatre performers. Young Peppa Pig fans from across the Border were enchanted with the sing-along-songs and new adventures that ended happily with loud snorts of laughter. Naturally, mums and dads loved the show too, with many leaving the building with their children hanging off them and asking when Peppa Pig will come back.
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All the rivers run ... away THE embattled PS Cumberoona could finally be sold if AlburyCity Council accepts a committee recommendation to dispose of the vessel. Council’s Community and Cultural Committee has tonight agreed that selling the vessel via a public offer process is in the best interests of council and the community, saving ratepayers more than $170,000 a year.
The committee considered four options presented in a council report. They included selling the boat; leasing it; council operating it; or storing and preserving the vessel until the feasibility of the proposed Riverside Precinct was determined and/or the infrastructure was built. Mayor Kevin Mack says all but one
option would mean an ongoing financial burden to council. “I believe the committee recommendation to sell the Cumberoona is the right one, and will not only save money over the long-term, but will finalise this long outstanding matter,” he said. He said if council agreed to the
committee’s recommendation, interested parties would have the opportunity to bid for the vessel via a public Expression of Interest process. The outcome of the public offer process will be presented to council at the end of October. Council began a nation-wide EOI process earlier year seeking a suitable
operator to get the vessel back on the water, however it proved unsuccessful. The Cumberoona was dry-docked in 2006 due to low water levels. Ninety percent of its hull has been replaced and works carried out to help prevent future corrosion. More than $200,000 has already been spent on the vessel since its dry-docking.
Growers ready for big spray CANOLA growers are gearing up to spray their crops early this season, after big losses due to disease last year. Sclerotinia disease was a major culprit last season, catching many farmers unawares and resulting in significant yield penalties. The disease presents as small, ’golf tee’ shaped mushrooms on the soil surface, under the canola canopy. These release millions of spores into the crop canopy, progressing to form leaf lesions and then infecting stems, causing stem rot. Brocklesby grower Wayne Severin said last season was easily the worst year for sclerotinia on the family’s ‘Glenburnie’ property and they planned to monitor it closely this year. “We will certainly apply one fungicide treatment and maybe two in bad years for the disease,’’ Mr Severin said.
“In some ways it’s been a blessing because it has made us more aware of the disease and how we can control it.’’ Mr Severin and his wife, Anne, together with their son, Curt, farm a little more than 1000 hectares as well as leased land at Brocklesby, north of Howlong. Most of the country is cropped to a balance of wheat and canola, while they also run about 1000 crossbred ewes for prime lamb production. Mr Severin said in a paddock of Jardee canola last season they performed single and double applications of the broad spectrum triazole fungicide, Prosaro 420 SC, in tank mixes with liquid nitrogen fertiliser. The double application was spaced five to seven days apart and was undertaken as an experiment. In another paddock of Carbine canola, there was
a single application of Prosaro and liquid nitrogen, while a section of the crop also remained untreated. The crops were sprayed at the 20-30 per cent flowering stage, which, according to Bayer Territory manager Wes Amor, was the ideal application timing. “At 20-30 per cent flowering there are 15-20 flowers on the main plant,’’ Mr Amor said. The Prosaro was applied at 450 ml/ha with 95100 l/ha of water through Turbo TeeJet nozzles. Wayne said the visual results of the fungicide applications were dramatic in both paddocks and they would look to continue experimenting with single and double treatments if conditions were similar this year. “Where the crop was not treated, I think 30 per cent yield loss was the absolute minimum and it could have been 40 per cent and even Mr Amor, right, discusses the traits of sclerotinia infection with Blairs Produce Albury Agronomist Peter Emerson and Brocklesby grower Wayne Severin. higher.’’ he said.
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Barney’s Rubble sorts out trouble By KRYSTEN MANUEL IF YOU haven’t been to Barney’s Rubble lately, prepare to be pleasantly surprised at the changes new owners Jayson and Summer Ralph are making - and just in time for spring! The pair took control of the business on Valentine’s Day this year. Since then, they have improved the yard for clearer, easier access, added more products and brought their own highly valuable skills to the business. “Jayson is a carpenter by trade so he’s pretty handy if you need advice on getting your plans into action,” Summer said. “I can offer an in-store design service to help create and execute a great plan for you as my background is interior and building design. “So if people book an appointment they can bring in a site plan or photos and I can help. “If you’re a keen gardener and know exactly what you want, we can supply your materials.” Barney’s Rubble currently offers around 30 products within their yard range, including specialised mixes at the customer’s request. “At the moment our products are mainly raw material based - garden mix, mulch, concrete mix, sands and decorative rocks - but we hope to grow our business to be able to support more decorative goods and water features in the future,” Summer said.
Jayson and Summer Ralph welcome you and all your spring garden ideas to Barney’s Rubble.
“Coming up to spring it’s time to start up your garden again - so manuring, mulching with lucerne - all ready for your vegetable patch. “If you are looking to fix your lawn, now is the time. It’s a good time to start top dressing, replacing and re-sowing. “And, if you’re a keen gardener, you can create your own mixes here as
well. For example, if you want a real rich, organic soil, we can combine garden mix and composts to your liking.” Barney’s Rubble has been in business since 1982. Thanks to its longevity and catchy name, green thumbs across the Border know where to go to create or renovate their outdoor areas. “We’re aiming to rebuild the foun-
dations,” Summer said. “We have adjusted prices to be more competitive in today’s market place and delivery is no problem anywhere, any time. “We have also re-introduced courtesy trailers in the yard for your convenience.”
Summer said Barney’s Rubble was quite a prominent business in its day and had high hopes for its future. “It’s been idling for a while so we’re going to revamp it - we have big plans for Barney’s!” she said. Don’t forget - ‘Barney’s Rubble gets you out of trouble!’
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Ground Up plan WHEN you’re building or renovating the outside of your home, look no further than Ground Up for all your building materials and expert advice - ‘from the ground up.’ Ground Up Building Products (previously known as Boral Selection Centre) has been servicing the Border region for 15 years, remaining a trusted and respected source for bricks, roof tiles, masonry blocks, fencing, windows, paving, renders, moulds, wall cladding and general landscaping. Ground Up is owned and managed by Andrew Stuart, Geoff Boyle, Glenn McKinnon and Glenn Grosvenor who provide combined experience of over 100 years. “As a business we’ve been around as Ground Up for about four years now, but our background goes a lot deeper than that because we all worked for Boral,” Andrew said. “Service is a massive part of our business. “Because we have so much experience, people can come in here and ask any question to do with the outside of their house and they will come away with an answer.” Geoff said local builders send their clients to Ground Up
to choose their building materials without their assistance, confident the team at Ground Up can assist with all their client’s needs. “We’re doing a service for them and they love it,” he said. One of the more prominent features of the outside of the home are windows, an area Ground Up specialises in. “The Trend window range are fully Australian made, as are the products they’re made of, which is really important to us,” Andrew said. “All the products comply with Australian Standards. It’s all about how they work, how they last and their energy ratings. “Trend have every imaginable window you could get, they have the biggest range of styles and sizes in the residential window market in Australia and are competitively priced. “They come in timber, timber-look and powder-coated aluminium. “If required we can get a quote back to our customer within 24 hours.” For bricks, Boral, Austral, Selkirk, PGH and other more specialist brick companies are
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“We have a large range of the latest LED and energy efficient exterior lights for the ceilings of your outdoor areas and exterior walls around your home,” he said. LED and exterior lights are available in a wide range of designs to suit any home. “We also have the latest in security, CCTV and intercoms including the latest IP cameras which allow you to remotely access footage of your house while you are away through your smart phone or tablet,” Mr Day said. “Middy’s also have a number of fixed and portable outdoor audio systems using the latest bluetooth technology.”
He said the systems could be retro-fitted into your outdoor living areas or you might prefer a portable system for use by the pool, out in the backyard or even down the local park. Servicing both sides of the Border, Middy’s can assist you with all your lighting, security and audio requirements. “It’s important you always use a licensed electrician to install any electrical products for the safety of your family,” Mr Day said. Visit Middy’s at the corner of Osburn and Queen streets, Wodonga, phone (02) 6056 1699, or 421 Wagga Road, Albury, phone (02) 6025 1133.
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ter a few failed attempts they take a dose of liquid courage and film themselves going through every position in The Joy Of Sex. Inevitably, the film makes its way into the hands of everyone from Annie’s new boss to their best friend’s son and a wild adventure begins in an attempt to erase every copy of the tape. And I bet you can guess what they learn in the end, kids! To take more time for their relationship, listen to each other more and all about the wondrous iCloud. Ugh ... This movie was painful. I couldn’t help but sigh deeply several times in the cinema, though I was not alone. I was also not alone in the silence that occurred several times when certain ‘jokes’ were made and fell flat. I can’t even say it had the
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Circus runs away to join us THE Great Moscow Circus is returning to Albury/Wodonga, with a brand-new show for 2014. The ever-popular circus will be in town from 23 July to 3 August at Gateway Lakes, Lincoln Causeway. It is more than three years since the Moscow circus came to town and so now they are back with a new show - bigger and better than ever. For the past three years the circus has travelled in excess of 65,000kms, showing to over 900,000 people and raising nearly $500,000 in support of charities in Australia. Gone are the traditional exotic circus animals, with just a posse of very clever miniature horses, presented with a faultless and elegant display of control and cheeky mastery, by our very own up and coming star Dylan, just 12 years of age. Performing runs in the family with his brother Dalton, 13, performing in the ‘Globe of Death’ as one of the youngest daredevil riders in the world. The Globe of Death features five highly-tuned motorbikes whizzing around at breakneck speeds in excess of 80km/h, wait for it - yes it miraculously splits in two, making this unique act
even scarier than ever before. Alfredo and Anya, great friends and partners, he just loves throwing knives at her - missing by a whisker! She takes it all in her stride, but the audience are on the edge of their seats with their eyes covered. This is a precision performance, coupled with the love for each other, getting them through this death-defying act. Trapeze, Rolla Bolla and many more acts will leave you wondering how they manage to fit it all in. It’s a full-on performance of 20 sensational acts from Russia, and guest performers from around the world, packed into over two hours of top quality entertainment. Book early to avoid disappointment. Interested: To book: phone 0429 (MOSCOW) 667269 or TicketDirect 1300 798 550 By internet www.TicketDirect.com.au Show times and prices can be found on www.MoscowCircus. com.au More information is available on www.GreatMoscowCircus.com.au For bookings visit www. TicketDirect.com.au
Motorcycle action.
Beautiful ribbon work.
Comedy with horses.
The beauty of the trapeze.
in the Zodiac Lounge Friday 25th & Saturday 26th July Rebel Rousers – 9pm to 10pm
live and Free enTerTainmenT in The zodiac lounge
memBer’S day luncheon ThurSday 31ST july - doorS open 10.45am, lunch commenceS aT 12 noon $15.00 per memBer / $20.00 per non memBer
Draws will include one main prize of $5000 plus 2 minor prizes of $1000
$5,000 mini draw SaTurday 26Th july – 7pm
TaSTe oF TamworTh SaTurday 26Th july - 7.30pm
(members must be in attendance to win)
$15.00 per memBer / $20.00 per non memBer
col ellioTT SaTurday 9Th auguST - 7.30pm
The dellToneS Friday 29Th auguST - 7.30pm
$35.00 per perSon
$43.00 per perSon
Show Bookings (02) 6057 2298 For further information please call (02) 6057 2000 www.commercialclubalbury.com.au
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Sunday 27th July Ray Macartney Duo 4pm to 8pm.
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TODAY ■ WODONGA Family History Society Inc has 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. ■ ALBURY Wodonga Wood Crafters Cottage, Gateway Village, Lincoln Causeway. Open daily 10am to 4pm. Closed Mondays except public holidays. Wonderful display of locally hand-crafted items. Bowls, clocks, pens, hat racks, children’s toys, salt and pepper grinders and much more to see. New items each week. Demonstrations take place on farmers market day, eg wood turning and scroll sawing. Come along and have a look at the local craft workers at work and the cottage, new members welcome. ■ THURGOONA View Friendship Club dinner meetings. Second Wednesday of each month. Boomerang Hotel, Lavington. Inquiries: Call Avril 6025 2329. ■ THURGOONA Toastmasters Club. Held on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month, at the Thurgoona Golf Club Resort, 1 Evesham Place, Thurgoona. Providing an opportunity for you to develop the confidence to successfully express yourself in any situation; be it a job interview, a work presentation or at a social gathering. Inquiries: Glenys Clayton 60 433 119 or Carmel McCartin 0414 462 593. ■ CSIRO scientist Grant Brinkworth is the guest lecturer for the 2014 Albury Wodonga Diabetes Public Lecture evening. Associate Professor Brinkworth’s topic is “Nutrition research and low carbohydrate diets for type two diabetes management”. Other speakers at the event include Dr Richard Brown, a clinical psychologist from Albury and Mr Colin Mitchell, Aboriginal Liaison Officer with Diabetes Australia – Victoria. The evening begins at 6pm with a diabetes equipment expo and diabetes NSW’s mobile shop. The lecture begins at 7.30pm. It will be held in the Waratah Room at Albury’s Commercial Club. Entry is by gold coin donation. For more information, phone Jill Craig 0400 888 446.
■ ALBURY Wodonga Handweavers and Spinners Guild. Workday. 10am, Guild rooms at the Albury Showgrounds. Come along and learn to spin or weave. Inquiries: 0402 019 869.
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Murphy Streets) 9am-12pm. New members welcome. Inquiries: 0404 936 208. NSW Justice of the Peace volunteer available every Saturday. 11am-noon at the Albury LibraryMuseum. THE Friends of Wodonga Library are holding their winter book sale at the Wodonga Library from 9.30am to noon. Large number of books for sale, prices start at 50 cents. A TASTE of Tamworth. Featuring Carter and Carter, Paul Costa and Bob Corbett. Commercial Club, Albury, 7.30pm, $15 member, $20 non-member. Inquiries: 02 6057 2000. BORDER Bushwalking Club – Three Bright Hills. This walk incorporates three short walks up and down hills that give different views of Bright: Apex Lookout, Valley View Walk and Huggins lookout. The first two can be done as circuits by grunting up the fire trail and descending down the track. The last is out and return. These steep hills are linked by the canyon walk, rail trail (flat), a bit of road and Bakers Gully Reservoirs (slightly hilly). In all it’s about 17kms and a good way to keep fit. Grade 3: medium activity with some hilly sections and/ or rougher terrain. Opportunity to walk/ cycle on defined and distinct tracks with some steep sections requiring a moderate level of fitness. Suitable for fit beginners. Distance should not exceed about 20km. Inquiries: 0419 241 687 After 5pm.
The Border Bushwalking Club invites you to explore the Bright hills with them this Saturday. 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.
SUNDAY ■ MINIATURE railway. The railway is located at Ten Mile Creek Gardens. Second and fourth Sunday of the month, every Sunday on school holidays. Bookings can be made for special occasions, birthday parties, school classes, tourist coaches or other groups. Open 10am to 4pm, $3 per ride. For bookings: 02 6036 2253.
MONDAY ■ 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
SATURDAY ■ WODONGA Toy Library Inc. Wodonga West Primary School room 30 (cnr Lawrence and
TUESDAY ■ WODONGA Toy Library Inc. Wodonga West Primary School room 30 (corner Lawrence and Murphy Streets) 11.30am-1.30pm. 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. ■ AUSTRALIAN Breastfeeding Association meet at 10am, Glenecho Neighbourhood House. Discussion topic “Milk to Munchies: baby led solids”. All welcome. (02) 6027 1034.
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THIS superb offering of two houses on the same title is an investor’s delight. The front house is rented at $265pw and the back house at $305pw. Both have three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two toilets, gas heating, air-conditioning, open living areas, undercover parking, and low-maintenance yards. Each also has its own special features. Located across the street from Lavington Square, all the facilities of Lavington’s CBD are a short walk away. There is much to discover at 470 and 468 Breen St - call now for your private viewing.
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Regional record REGIONAL house prices have risen to a new record median of $327,000, representing a solid 4.1 per cent year-on-year growth. For units in regional Victoria, the median price was $254,000, up two per cent year-on-year. The data, finalised this week by the REIV for the year to 30 June, provides a counterbalance to news earlier this year of employment changes in some areas of the state, by major employers such as Qantas and Alcoa. Fluctuating employment levels can exert a cooling effect on growth. However, regional property prices are being buoyed by continued record low interest rates which have been on hold for the past 11 months. Beyond low interest rates, strength in the broader regional economy is being driven by investment from all levels of government. Encouraging announcements, tied to budgeted funding, have provided a real confidence booster for the long-term outlook of regional Victoria. This helps to improve the livelihood of major towns and cities, and attract more Melburnians to move to country Victoria – and buy into the local market. Announcements such as a $25 million investment, by the State Government, on the establishment of critical infrastructure and services in the Ballarat West Employment Zone. This project alone is expected to create thousands of jobs and generate major economic activity in and around Ballarat. Other projects in central Victoria – which have gained Federal Government funding – include the redevelopment of the Bendigo Airport, and the construction of the $1.1 billion Bendigo Hospital, lifting the attraction of the city. A range of other work is underway which will improve regional access to the surf coast and the state’s west. This is beneficial to those planning to buy into regional towns near Melbourne and commute to the city, or even for those making a tree or sea
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change and move full-time to country Victoria. Upgrades to regional roads include $750 million in major projects along the Princes Highway, and the $90 million connection of Geelong Ring Road to the Surf Coast Highway. And, for those planning to buy into the west of the state, a $500 million duplication of the Western Highway from Ballarat to Stawell will greatly enhance liveability in the mid-west of Victoria. Substantial investments with a long-term focus are a sure encouragement that regional Victoria will play a large role in the continued growth of the Victorian economy – and this will continue to underpin strength in the regional property sector.
Getting renos right THE topic of home renovations is ever-popular. The theme is discussed in living rooms across the state - it has also found its way on to television screens, through a range of popular programs. While it is tempting to undertake major upgrades to the home that we own, or even to invest in a house or unit that needs work, care needs to be taken to target work that will deliver the best return on investment. The key to value adding – that is, increasing a home’s value through changes and improvements – is not only the cost of those changes, but the building’s potential. Buying a home to renovate for profit, whether to sell on immediately or live in for
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JOURNALIST Star News Group, a leading community newspaper publisher, is seeking a full-time journalist to join its team at the Albury-Wodonga News Weekly. The applicant needs to have a strong news sense, a proven track record writing for newspapers, be deadline driven and have a sound knowledge of the local area.
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Bushrangers deliver stand Sam McDonald, North East Bushrangers THE North East Bushrangers have secured a gritty win against the Maccabi Warriors 80-75 in Big V basketball, at the Wodonga Sports and Leisure Centre. In their last home game for the season, the Bushrangers were keen to turn the tables on a Maccabi side that defeated them early in the season. Both sides jumped out of the blocks in a tightly contested first quarter, with the Bushrangers able to take a slim threepoint lead into the first break. The second quarter would see the Warriors lift their intensity as they began to exploit some silly turnovers and poor
regroup and thanks to some big plays from Josh McKay and Jon Lindhe, they managed to grab the lead and close the game out. McKay had a massive game for the Bushrangers as he finished with 23 points and a phenomenal 25 rebounds. He was well supported by Lindhe who contributed on both ends and finished with a solid 21 points, 13 rebounds and 4 blocks. Having won four of their last six games, the Bushrangers turn their attention to their last game of the season against the Coburg Giants this Sunday. The Lady Bushrangers will also be back in action and looking to extend their win streak to four and finish off their season on a high.
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defensive breakdowns from the Bushrangers to head into the main break up, 45-42. The Bushrangers came out firing to start the second half, lifting their defensive pressure and upsetting the Warriors’ offensive rhythm. The final quarter was a hotly contested affair. The Bushrangers were able to build on their lead and the stretch the margin to double digits with half the quarter gone. But as always, Maccabi would go down without a fight. On the back of some big plays from game high scorer Benji Tamir, 28 points, the Warriors snatched the lead with just over two minutes remaining. The Bushrangers needed to
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IN a game that both Albury Hotspurs and Albury United admitted was evenly matched, Hotspurs captain Ryan Giles broke the tie in the dwindling minutes of overtime with an outstanding goal. The game ended 2-1, setting the Hotspurs in good stead to make the finals. “It was a fairly even game, both teams were evenly matched,” Albury Hotspurs Club president Ian Belgre said. “The score was nill all at half time. “After half time United scored a goal around about the 60th minute, then we scored about five minutes later. “Again, the game was fairly evenly matched at one all and in the last minute of the game we received a free kick outside the penalty box. Captain Ryan Giles took the free kick and was able to put it into the top corner of the net and the game ended. “The boys played very well. Ryan Giles had a really good game, he dominated the midfield. Our defence was also very
good, our goalie Luke Drummond had a good game and made a couple of crucial saves. John Cocoran also held up the defence well, as did Ryan Weston.” Albury United coach Adam Carty said the state of the grounds weighed in on their performance, which picked up in the second half with a goal from Simon Flower, though that was quickly answered by Hotspurs, sending them into overtime. “The ground was atrocious and probably not play-worthy to be fair, that had a large hand in how the game was played,” he said. “I think Hotspurs adapt to those conditions a lot better than we did. “We went into overtime so we were in about the 95th minute of the game and Hotspurs were awarded a free kick on the edge of the 18-yard box. “Ryan Giles stood up and absolutely pigeon-holed it over the top of us scoring with the very last kick of the game. “So, a great way for them to win the game but again we
don’t like losing that way, but then again I don’t know if too many teams could have done anything about that - that shot was absolutely top shelf.” The Hotspurs are facing Wangaratta this week in a match that could definitely affect final placings. “This week we play Wangaratta at home - another important game because we’re trying to make the final eight, we’re currently seventh,” Belgre said. “If we can get another win this week it might establish a finals place for us, particularly against Wangaratta who are also vying for a place in the final.” United will face Melrose next, but not without a training pit stop this weekend. “We’re going to the Institute of Sport for a training camp to try and get a better position,” Carty said. “We had way too many turnovers so we’re going to focus on that. “We have a bye on the weekend after that so we’re going to come back nice and fresh for Melrose the week after.”
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Simon Flower delivers a powerful kick with Sam Thorman and Matthew Townsend not quite making it to the ball. Photo: ADAM WILSON
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Local Sport Missed the point By KRYSTEN MANUEL THE Albury Wodonga Bandits were close enough to taste victory in their home game against the Hobart Chargers, but Hobart’s Deba George hungrily snatched it away. In a painful 101-100 loss, the Bandits were unable to stop George, who scored a whopping 42 points. But Bandits coach Brad Chalmers said their loss couldn’t be all thanks to one player. “It was a tight contest,” he said. “The first half made all the difference, we just weren’t as sharp as what we needed to be. Everyone was playing hard and doing some good things but I just thought we were a little off and obviously Deba George was particularly good in the first half. “At the end of the day that was probably the difference in the game - the output and their ability to get to the free throw line for some easy points in the first half. It probably just gave them that little bit of spread. “We were down by seven and trying to catch up and we did but it was one of those things where we thought we needed to be on top at half time and to grind them down over the course of the second half. “Full credit to them, they played well and we just came up a little bit short.” Chalmers said he was happy with the way his team played, having made a substantial improvement since the start of the season. “Our form has been good for the last month and it certainly continued down that path on Saturday night,” he said. “We’re still pretty pleased with the improvement we’ve made. Given our slow start to the year we’re starting to see ourselves find a bit of form at the back end. “With all our KPIs and that sort of thing we were pretty good, it was just one of those situations where we missed a couple of baskets and made a couple of poor decisions. “They probably caught us on the back foot a little with their aggressiveness. “We racked up some pretty quick fouls and again, they got some easy shots from the free throw line.” Chalmers said Criston Lamar Mallory, Alex Opacic and Nick Payne carried the team. “Mallory was very good and provided some highlights, Opacic was good and Payne gave a pretty good performance,” he said. The Bandits play Bendigo on Friday, coming back to play at home against Dandenong on Saturday night. “It’s a couple of tough games but as a minimum we’ll try and get a split between the two, that’s our focus this week,” Chalmers said. “Back to back games are always tough and obviously the competition we’re playing against in Dandenong, being at the top of the ladder, is going to be tough.”
Lady Bandits coach James Ballinger gives the girls a boost at half time. Pictures: ADAM WILSON
Bandits no match for top-end Chargers By KRYSTEN MANUEL
Above: Team stars Nick Payne and Deba George battle it out.
IT WAS an unfortunate tale of consistency when the Albury Wodonga Lady Bandits met the Hobart Lady Chargers at the Lauren Jackson Sports Centre on Saturday night. With a convincing 95-63 score at the end of the game, the Chargers claimed their 11th win for the season, while the Bandits left defeated for the 16th time. Spending 40 minutes on the
Right: Lamar Mallory about to slam dunk, B.J. Radcliffe and Kahalil Hartwell look on.
Above: Brooke Cincurk makes a run for it against Alex Finlayson. Alex Opacic and Callum Barker.
Right: Cayla Francis attempts to block Emilee Harmon.
court, no-one could say Bandits’ Emilee Harmon didn’t do her bit, scoring 25 points and 16 rebounds. Guard Sophie Kleeman also made a solid contribution with 17 points. But it wasn’t enough when pitted against Aussie Opals champion Cayla Francis with 21 points and 12 rebounds. The Lady Bandits face Dandenong this week in a home game at the Lauren Jackson Sports Centre.
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Dogs in horror finish Simon
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Connor Clayton, Jason Akermanis and Jim Water are all chasing the ball. Pictures: ADAM WILSON possessions who continually set up great scoring opportunities for their forwards. Joel Mackie is enjoying a terrific season and his influence on a game should never be underestimated. He is a real impact player, who thrives in and around the contest - curbing his influence will be absolutely critical. Lavington have an equally impressive contested football player in Matt Pendergast who is the Panthers’ clearance king. Should Penda get on top in the centre clearances it will go along way in their chances for victory. The minor premiership is a big advantage in football, as it ensures teams of a rest in their finals campaign. It will be what these two will be playing for and I think unfortunately some untimely injuries to the Panthers may just be the difference in the end. Corowa Rutherglen will host the Myrtleford Alpine Saints, in what could be a danger game for the Roos. Myrtleford have played some great footy of late and are keen to get another scalp or two before the seasons end. Corowa got a bit of a touch up last
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71.71 22
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3 10 0
86.18 12
Myrtleford
3 10 0
63.71 12
Wod Raiders 3 10 0
62.40 12
Wodonga
58.75 2
0 12 1
week by Albury, and will be keen to bounce back with a win. Wodonga Raiders will host North Albury at Birralee Park in an important contest for both sides. The Raiders have been disappointing this year, but a win could potentially catapult them up three spots on the ladder. North Albury have continued to play great football each week without getting rewards for their effort, but I think they may this week. The two Wangaratta sides lock horns again in another home town derby, to be this timed played out at the showgrounds. The Rovers were big winners last week and should get the job done.
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THE heartache continued for Wodonga last Saturday after once again having victory stolen away from them with a kick after the siren. The good news for the Bulldogs was they did get half the points as the game was drawn. They are getting oh, so close - and when it comes I reckon you will know about it. The Bulldogs will meet reigning premier Yarrawonga down at the J.C. Lowe oval, so that breakthrough win may not come just yet, although their form against the Pigeons earlier in the season was very good. The big game, however, that everyone has been talking about is this weekend’s battle for the top of the ladder between Albury and the Lavington Panthers. The two teams may not quite be biggest of rivals in the Ovens and Murray, but they are not far from it. When the two teams met earlier in the year we learnt that Albury was a lot more physical in damp conditions that perhaps didn’t showcase the Panthers’ run. Lavington forward Adam Prior had very little impact on that result and will have even less on this as he recovers from his knee injury. The Panthers’ impressive forward line combination of Koschitzke, Prior, Flagg and Aalbers have hardly appeared together on the park and Panther fans may have to wait until the last game before the finals for that to happen again. The good news is that big Kosi is back and he returns on the back of some very dominant form. Nobody’s form is hotter than Setanta O’hAilpin. The Tiger forward kicked 10 last weekend and has an impressive haul of 77 already for the year. If he is opposed to Panther coach James Saker, it could be the greatest individual contest of the season thus far. Setanta is outstanding as a forward but he by no means plays a lone hand with Andy Carey and brother Asake also likely to create some headaches for the Panthers. Perhaps the biggest headache will be restricting the Albury midfield of
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