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Friday, 6 February, 2015

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Independent online readers responded sharply yesterday.

Piero Severino suggested on the Independent’s Facebook page that the Cats should instead “ask the AFL for the money”.

“Ratepayers’ money is for fixing roads, footpath and so on,” he said.

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“Moriac PS was promised a rebuild for $4 million but somehow football is more important than our schools.”

Donna McCluskey Witney thought the funding bid “stinks”.

“Spend it on something that will benefit the taxpayers, like healthcare or roads or education. No point in putting a shiny new jewel in the crown if the people are not going to use what is already there.”

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last year but the biggest crowd was 27,402 amid a 7.5 per cent fall in home-game attendances.

Now the club wants to spend another $90 million on the next upgrade and another $50 million after that.

The club has a $70 million cash splash from the new Andrews State Government toward the $90 million fourth stage, along with $5 million from the previous Napthine government.

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By NOEL MURPHY A CATS push for City Hall to stump up $6 million toward the next Simonds Stadium upgrade has been greeted with public dismay.

With crowds around three-quarters capacity at best after more than $100 million has been spent on the ground and with another $140 million to go, ratepayers are questioning the value of the investment.

The stadium’s capacity was 33,500

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The cause? Leaving a window down on her twodoor coupe while parked in her “huntsman-infested garage”.

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BULLYING at City Hall has yet again emerged as a public issue but early evidence suggests it’s worst at the coalface.

Staff complaints have alleged everything from racist name-calling to physical assaults. Certainly, these are serious allegations warranting thorough investigation.

But then we trickle all the way up to council and its 13 elected representatives.

According to Cr Jock Irvine this week, he and his colleagues share an “intimidating” atmosphere where they contend with “rolled eyes” and “snide remarks”. Some councillors have even been - wait for it - “talked over”.

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KNIGHTHOODS are still the talk after the PM’s Prince Phillip snafu, but might the royal turn it down?

After all, the man who provided the name for our local university, holidayed at Point Lonsdale and served three times as prime minister, turned down a knighthood. It was among several honours and awards rejected by a humble Alfred Deakin.

His stance against knighthood seems appropriate for one of our republic-leaning founding fathers.

The prince, though, might understandably have a certain fondness for the monarchy.

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BRONWYN McGuire was unaware she was performing above and beyond the call of duty.

So she was surprised to win the outstanding employee section of the inaugural Geelong Awards for People with a Disability for her work at Shannon Park Industries.

“I didn’t think I was doing anything out of the ordinary,” Bronwyn confided.

Her training and support officer, Emma Davis, thought otherwise, nominating Bronwyn for her enthusiasm, work ethic and workplace achievements.

“I was blown away, I wasn’t expecting it at all,” Bronwyn said.

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zeal to encourage others with a disability to participate in their communities.

“People with a disability are being recognised and accepted as part of the community as opposed to being swept under the carpet and hidden away in a hidey hole.

We’re not just a wheelchair or whatever the disability is, we’re not aliens and we can contribute, maybe differently to other people, but we still can.

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MP deciphers ‘code’ of WorkSafe review:

Labor’s ‘weasel words’

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN STATE Government is trying to “weasel out” of its commitment to relocate WorkSafe to Geelong, according to South Barwon Liberal MP Andrew Katos.

He said Labor Finance Minister Robin Scott’s announcement of a review of the Transport Accident Commission and WorkSafe to “optimise effectiveness, efficiency and value” was “code” for watering down the commitment.

“Having a review is a way to weasel out of the commitment, to save money or only do a partial relocation.

“The Andrews Government should come clean with the people of Gee-

long and guarantee the full relocation of WorkSafe.

“The Napthine government committed to bringing 550 jobs to Geelong, which the ALP matched.

“John Eren and Lisa Neville should ensure that the full relocation of WorkSafe goes ahead. That was the commitment they made to Geelong.

“People went to the ballot box on the basis of that pledge.”

Mr Katos said the relocation was part of the former government’s efforts to reinvigorate Geelong’s central activities area.

The relocation was mooted to inject $50 million a year into the economy and create a trauma, rehabilitation and injury management cluster

with the National Disability Insurance Agency, TAC, Deakin University, St John of God Hospital and Barwon Health.

“The relocation of the TAC demonstrated there are many positives to such a move with the impact on the Geelong economy and the flow on effect to other businesses,” Mr Katos said.

Community and Public Sector Union Victoria secretary Karen Batt said the review would investigate the relocation’s impact on staff.

“It’s welcome because it gives us an opportunity to have input that was being denied to staff and the union previously,” Ms Batt said.

“We are able to discuss all func-

tions and how they are going to move which 300 jobs, how we support those that want to go and those who want to stay and finding them work.

“There are operational complexities around a regional operational model in the context of the government’s commitment of no redundancies.”

Former TAC chief and WorkSafe chairman James MacKenzie has been appointed to conduct the review.

Mr Scott said the Government was committed to WorkSafe’s head office relocation.

“The review will consider WorkSafe’s relocation to Geelong to ensure that appropriate decisions are made when implementing this change.”

In brief Thompson back THE CATS will invite premiership coach Mark Thompson back to the club after he walked out in 2010 with a year to run on his contract.

Club chief Brian Cook said the Cats would ask Thompson to attend social events despite leaving the club for his old side, Essendon, which he departed at the end of last year.

Stations open DRYSDALE and Portarlington police stations will open on Saturdays as part of expanded services across the Bellarine Peninsula, Senior Sergeant Angelo Ferrara has announced.

The peninsula’s top cop said both stations would open 8am to 4pm Saturdays “for counter issues” including discussion of local crime matters.

Warplanes land “THE MOST durable warplane ever built” will appear at Avalon’s international airshow this month.

Organisers said two “giant” B-52 Stratofortresses would play a key role at the event, with one on static display and the other landing before taking off again on a 16-hour round journey.

War heroes A NEW Walk of Honour will commemorate the 64 Australians who received the Victoria Cross during World War I, including Winchelsea’s Captain Albert Jacka.

The Walk of Honour, near the Barwon River in Winchelsea, will feature plaques recognising the 64 VC recipients.

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Brewers get crafty with ‘superb’ big-name beers IT USED to be a way of getting a cheap, albeit sometimes nasty, frothy but the craft beer revolution is changing the perception of home brewing.

Geelong Craft Brewers secretary Alistair Bain said home brewing was alive and well in Geelong.

“The common perception of home-brew is not always positive, and that’s unfortunate,” Mr Bain said.

“Craft beer’s not just about cheap alcohol made at home.

“The average home brewer can now produce topquality award-winning beers that compare favourably with their favourite commercial craft beers.

“Some of the beers from our members are superb and stand shoulder to shoulder with commercial beers any day of the week.

“There’s so much great information available to new and experienced brewers via the internet, books and, of course, clubs such as ours.

“Our club provides a friendly, fun and informative atmosphere for keen brewers to share and develop their love of craft beer and home brewing.”

Club members produce everything from Bohemian pilsners to Russian imperial stouts and everything in between.

They also served as judges and won awards at 2014’s state-wide Vicbrew awards, while president

James Rimmer won last year’s Great Australian Beer Festival home-brew competition.

Mr Rimmer’s winning Schwarzbier, a German dark lager, will be available to sample at the 2015 festival on 21 February.

“It’s a gathering of like-minded home brewers and we’re keen to take the club to a more serious level,” Mr Bain said.

“We’re looking to attract people trying to make a good quality beer at home and to put the club on a more-professional and educational level.”

Mr Bain said more information about the club was available at geelongcraftbrewers.org or by phoning Mr Rimmer on 0411 565 701.

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From page 1 Sheila Middleton wanted the money instead spent on Geelong’s public hospital, “especially the emergency department so sick people do not have to wait hours to be seen”.

“I was sent there by my doctor to have a blood test, ECG and chest X-ray, was in the emergency department from 11am to 6.30 pm.”

Kerry McKenzie posted “No!”.

“We have schools desperately needing upgrades and elderly losing vital funding.”

Tracy Treagus Perkins also wanted the money spent “where it is needed, not waste it on something that is hardly used - get the priorities right”.

Tracy Treagus Perkins also wanted the money spent “where it is needed, not waste(d) it on something that is hardly used - get the priorities right”.

Chris Airey questioned the value of the investment. “Really, more money for something locals only have to pay for and not get to use?”

Denise Airey raised the cancelling of an AUSKICK clinic on the stadium’s surface last year.

“No wonder there will be a backlash to this funding request. We follow the Cats but this is hard to swallow.”

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Library opens new chapter in own toy story

State must probe City bully issue

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN PADDINGTON Toy Library has come a long way since its inception 30 years ago.

In fact, many original members might no longer recognise the Grovedale facility as it prepares to christen new purposebuilt rooms.

Now the organisation, which has brought joy to thousands of Geelong children over the years, will be based in the recently-completed Grovedale Children’s Hub. Toy library committee member Lydia Whitehand said it would celebrate the anniversary at the grand opening of the new rooms with a party from 1pm on 21 February.

Along with cake, balloons, craft, face painting, drinks and lolly bags, the inaugural president would attend, Ms Whitehand said.

“We’ve been such a part of the Grovedale community over these last 30 years but would love more families to be aware of the service that we offer to encourage lots of new members.”

Paddington Toy Library is one of nine around the region, serving more than 1000 members.

The toy libraries aim to provide access to quality toys for all children, with those in disadvantaged situations enjoying the same early learning resources as their peers.

The library provides a diverse range including puzzles, games, dress-ups and popular party packs, with kids looking forward to visiting and borrowing new toys each fortnight.

Paddington Toy Library begins its year’s programs tomorrow.

Ms Whitehand said more information was available by phoning her on 0414 772 797 or emailing lwhitehand@hotmail.com.

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TOYS ARE US: Founding member Gael McKenzie with Lloyd and Lydia Whitehand ahead of Paddington Picture: REG RYAN Toy Library’s 30th anniversary celebration. 134087

GEELONG City Hall cannot be trusted to investigate bullying allegations in its own workplace, according to the Australian Services Union (ASU).

State Government should instead oversee a fully independent inquiry into the City’s institutionalised culture of workplace bullying, the ASU’s Billy King told the Independent.

“Serious bullying is rife, it’s true, it starts from the officers and goes right through the organisation,” he said.

“The impact is massive. In some instances I’ve seen it break up families.

“It impacts on spouses, on children, victims feel worthless when they can’t provide for their families, they can’t sleep, some can’t even eat.”

Mr King’s call for a state investigation follows reports this week of widespread bullying at City Hall and claims council would launch an independent probe.

Mr King said City staff who fell from favour with their superiors were regularly targeted, isolated and victimised.

“Officers are cracking down on any people who dare to voice an opinion that’s contrary to theirs. There are plenty of ASU members who have had to seek psychological help.

“The bullying is stressful and it re-

ally gets to some people, even reducing grown men to tears.”

Mr King said procedures open to staff to redress bullying or harassment complaints were so “drawn out and protracted” they added to the duress facing victims.

“The attitude of staff officers is one of denial. They do everything in their power to draw the matter out to stall it and put people under more pressure.

“They don’t want to deal with issues and rectify them, they just want to deny, deny, deny, so there’s no problems.”

Mr King said council officers had “unlimited resources” and “ratepayers’ money” to defend themselves against claims despite a welter of City Hall policies ostensibly to assist victims of bullying or unfair treatment.

Victims often had to draw on their own limited resources, which added further pressure on them, Mr King said.

“It can be a real David versus Goliath situation - and we’re only dealing with our members. I’m absolutely sure there’s plenty more.”

A spokesperson said City Hall was surprised Mr King had not “voiced his concerns to us directly” but it would be “pleased to have discussions with him”.

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$25m pumped into CO2 study AN OTWAYS-based project tackling climate change has received a $25 million federal funding boost, Science Minister Ian Macfarlane has announced.

The money will allow the carbon capture and storage (CCS) project to continue its research until 2020, Mr Macfarlane said.

The Cooperative Research Centre for Greenhouse Gas Technologies (CO2CRC) was "globally recognised" for its CCS work in the Otways. “We expect to see important techno-

logical improvements to CCS modelling, monitoring and verification as a result,�

Mr Macfarlane said. “The end goal is the wide scale deployment of an effective system for capturing carbon dioxide and storing it safely underground. “Given Australia’s reliance on coalfired electricity and our abundance of fossil fuels, funding this scientific research into CCS is a sensible investment in the nation’s future. “Australia has world-leading CCS

projects underway as well as developing new processes for converting coal mine methane to energy.�

CO2CRC chief Tania Constable said supporting CCS was an essential component in a portfolio of technologies to tackle climate change. “The wide-scale deployment of CCS is critical to reduce carbon emissions as quickly and cost effectively as possible,�

Ms Constable said. “This funding will allow CO2CRC to embark on a new program of research to

improve CCS technologies. “In particular, the intention is to lower the costs of developing and monitoring carbon dioxide (CO2) storage sites and build community confidence in geological storage of CO2 as a safe, permanent option for cutting emissions from fossil fuels.�

During the past 10 years the Otway project had injected and stored more than 60,000 tonnes of CO2 in a depleted gas reservoir deep underground, Ms Constable said.

“The new funding acknowledges the project’s significant contribution to advancing CCS technologies internationally as well as the important ongoing role it will play in overcoming the climate change challenge.�

Ms Constable said cash and in-kind contributions from CO2CRC members would match the federal funding, including $10 million from the Australian coal industry’s Coal21 Fund and a $5 million Victorian Government grant announced last September.

Councillor on grass: VicRoads has let the joint go to pot Kids feeling

By NOEL MURPHY heat in cars VICROADS is ignoring dangerously long grass on arterial road median strips across Geelong, according to councillor Tony Ansett.

Ballarat Rd, the Bellarine Hwy, Portarlington Rd, the Princes Hwy at Waurn Ponds, and Bacchus Marsh Rd were unkempt and a potential fire risk, Cr Ansett said.

But council maintenance was keeping the roads' flanking nature strips tidy, he said. “VicRoads used to pay the city a fee because we would maintain the strips but then they took it away and the maintenance fell away,� Cr Ansett told the Independent. “Where we'll mow the road verge six or seven times a year, depending on growth, they’re doing it just according to a schedule and it’s dangerous. “In Bacchus Marsh Rd the weeds are two feet high. It’s the same in Cox Rd. “The City is trying to maintain the flanks and we do it quite well, also with garden beds where we’ve tried to beautify the area, but VicRoads is letting us down.�

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GRASSED OFF: Cr Tony Ansett inspects Bacchus Marsh Rd at Corio.

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nificant rain and the onset of summer has led to an increase in grass length. As a result, VicRoads has brought forward our urban mowing program in the City of

Greater Geelong from March to February," Mr Tieppo said. “VicRoads continues to fund local councils throughout the state to undertake

roadside maintenance activities on arterial roads.“ He encouraged the public to report road hazards on 13 11 70.

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The figures were released ahead of hot weather forecast for this weekend.

The research surveyed 1000 Victorian parents, finding that one in three admitted leaving children alone in vehicles amid high temperatures, mostly to buy from convenience stores or takeaway food outlets.

Forty-four per cent believed it was reasonable to leave children in parked cars when temperatures was between 25C and 30C. Families and Children Minister Jenny Mikakos said parents were continuing to put their children’s lives at risk. “I don’t know how we can make it any clearer: leaving a child in a parked car in hot weather can be fatal.“ Ambulance Victoria said temperatures inside cars increased as soon as doors closed and could double within minutes.

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By NOEL MURPHY BARWON Health has defended a new ‘water-only’ program to cut sweet drinks in schools despite selling sugary soft drinks within its own facilities.

The fledgling scheme, enacted with Barwon Water, discourages students from bringing sweet drinks to school and schools from offering them through canteens or lunch orders.

The scheme encourages school children to choose water over highsugar drinks.

Barwon Health provides high-sugar drinks to staff and visitors from its own vending machines and canteens.

But it would remove large soft drink sizes in line with a health department initiative, a spokesperson said.

“We continue to work toward ensuring a range of healthy foods and drinks are available in our food outlets and vending machines, and reducing the availability of unhealthy food.

“Our Healthy Eating Workforce strategy has included colour labels recently being introduced to help staff and visitors to easily identify healthier food and drinks. The traffic-light system, which categorises foods into green, amber and red groups, is part of the Healthy Choices strategy developed by the Department of Health.

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Barwon Water said it did not have an official water-only policy but provided water and reusable drink bottles to staff and visitors.

“Barwon Water supports the Barwon Health program and believes it is important to instill healthy behaviours at an early age,” a spokesman said.

“The corporation has been providing free drink bottles to students beginning prep for almost 20 years to help educate them about the importance of staying hydrated.”

The joint water-only school program so far includes seven schools: Ceres Primary, East Geelong Primary, Geelong Baptist College, Herne Hill Primary, Highton Primary, Nelson Park and Oberon Primary.

Barwon Health said the project complemented initiatives such as the Healthy Together Schools Achievement Program, and schools-based community programs such as Bellarine Community Health’s Port Produce initiative.

“Our data shows that 96 per cent of local primary school students only drink water at school anyway, so this is not a big change but just helps that last four per cent,” said Barwon Health’s health promotion officer, Susan Parker, who initiated the program and hoped to see it implemented across the region.

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The Geelong comedian is partnering with Kate McCartney to premiere a new web series, The Katering Show.

The show features McLennan and McCartney as a kitchen-based odd couple, the former a dedicated foodie and the latter suffering numerous food allergies and intolerances.

McLennan said the pair would explore trends such as ethical eating, food trucks and taking photos of meals to share on social media.

Together they planned to take the mickey out of foodie culture.

“I’ve always been obsessed with food since I was a kid, while she [McCartney] uses food as fuel,” McLennan said.

The pair had ventured onscreen to fresh-food markets and cooked with a range of unfamiliar fresh ingredients such as kangaroo, she explained.

They had also had fun reviewing alcohol and cooking products while still shedding light on the impact of food allergies and intolerances, although McLennan admitted forgetting about them “most of the time” when cooking.

The pair hoped to create a comedy show for people who loved cooking and TV shows like My Kitchen Rules.

“People are so much more obsessed with food than what they were 10 years ago,” McLennan observed.

She said the series would premier on You Tube’s Lead Balloon TV on Wednesday.

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IRONMAN 70.3 GEELONG SATURDAY 7 AND SUNDAY 8 FEBRUARY 2015 The IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong takes place on the waterfront this weekend. The sports program includes IRONKIDS, Special Tri, IRONMAN 70.3 and Geelong 5i50.

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The IRONKIDS and Special Tri take place from Eastern Beach Reserve. IRONKIDS starts at 8.45am with check in and bike racking from 7.00am.

Curlewis Golf Club and Leura Park Estate access is available only from the Grubb Road roundabout in Drysdale during the event.

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Construction will commence early February and subject to weather conditions will take approximately one month to complete. Vehicle and pedestrian access will be maintained where possible.

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Paying your rates by instalments? Due by Monday 2 March 2015.

All credit card payments will include a payment processing fee of 0.4%. For example, a $100.00 payment would attract a fee of $0.40.

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• Schools Clean Up Day - Friday, 27 February 2015

• Parks Estate North and South Wetland, Ocean Grove (Melway Ref: 234_H4)

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PAYMENT OPTIONS The City currently offers the following payment options: • Direct Debit • Customer Service Centres • BPay • Phone - 1300 858 058 • Via our website www.geelongaustralia.com.au

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Watercraft advice the IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong and 5i50 triathlon swims take place between the Eastern Beach Promenade and the Royal Geelong Yacht Club. Boat owners are advised to navigate in Corio Bay with caution between 7.00am and 10.00am, on Sunday 8 February.

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The IMPETUS Geelong Youth Awards recognises young people who are making significant contributions in the areas of education, community, work, sport,culture, the arts and the environment.

The Geelong - Portarlington Road will be closed in both directions to the Grubb Road roundabout, Drysdale from 6.00am to 1.00pm. This road closure takes affect from Garden Street in East Geelong and includes Point Henry Road. Motorists will be detoured to the Bellarine Highway.

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Public Transport bus times and routes have been altered across the event weekend. Bus stops along the event course cannot be serviced during the event. Revised public transport timetables are available on www.ptv.vic.gov.au, www.mcharrys.com.au or www.bendersbusways.com.au

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During the event, the participants will be running and cycling on the roadway. To ensure everyone’s safety, temporary road closures and traffic treatments will be implemented.

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• Business Clean Up Day - Tuesday, 24 February 2015

• Select the site you are going to clean up.

• Register the site and your group details on the website: www.cleanupaustraliaday.org.au or phone 1800 282 329 You will be sent a free Clean Up Kit including gloves and bags by Clean Up Australia.

If you do not belong to a group all you need to do is visit the Clean Up Australia Day website at www.cleanupaustraliaday.org.au/ to locate a site in your area.

Then simply turn up on the day with gloves, sturdy shoes, sunglasses and sun protection and sign-on as a volunteer.

Registrations for sites within the City of Greater Geelong need to be completed by Friday 13 February 2015.

For all enquiries contact the City’s on 5272 4337.

For hassle free, automatic bill payment you may elect to pay your rates by Direct Debit. Visit www.geelongaustralia.com.au or contact us on 5272 5272 for an application form.

FOOTBRIDGE RECONSTRUCTION BAILEY STREET WAURN PONDS The Bailey Street footbridge over Waurn Ponds Creek will be closed for four weeks from 4 February for construction of a new bridge to improve pedestrian amenity and safety.

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During this time walkers and cyclists are advised to detour via the Surfcoast Highway to cross Waurn Ponds Creek.

We apologise for any inconvenience and thank residents for their patience. For more information contact the City on 5272 4280.

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Site ‘too small’ for sport bikers

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN ONE OF two clubs being displaced from a multi-million dollar motocross track at Barrabool fears it could be homeless for the foreseeable future.

Sporting Motor Cycle Club (SMCC) secretary Peter Ovens said members recognised the difficulties in finding a single solution to the needs of the two dirt bike clubs.

Geelong’s council is investigating a potential site at Avalon after planning and court actions resulted in Barrabool’s Mc-

Adam Park closing to riders in December this year, leaving both SMCC and Geelong Motocross Club (GMCC) homeless.

Mr Ovens said space limitations meant only one club could satisfactorily use the Avalon site. “What happened at McAdam Park has torn our sport apart. For nearly 50 years our club had a good relationship going with the local community. “Our clubs are now desperate to find solutions for local recreational riders.�

Mr Ovens said council officers’ ear-

lier investigations established that the limited area of the Avalon site made it sufficient to accommodate only GMCC. “This means it’s unlikely both clubs could operate from there but we have no issues with that. At least riders would have somewhere to ride and one club would have a proper home. “It would still be possible to have big events there and attract people to the region.�

Mr Ovens said the club had long advocated for the two clubs to have separate homes.

looking at the Avalon site to ensure it complied with flora and fauna protection legislation. “We’re going to go back to that site and will talk to Avalon Airport and see if we can accommodate a track. “We may not end up exactly with what the clubs want but hopefully it’s a decision they can live with.�

Another site identified in the Avalon Airport master plan was deemed unsuitable because of flora and fauna protection issues.

“All riders agree. That’s what worked so well for our sport locally for many decades; the two clubs have different cultures and needs. “There seems to be a resistance from authorities in seeking alternative answers to the same problem. “Seeking two smaller-scale operations may actually be easier than following the current mindset of seeking just one site to accommodate a large scale high use regional facility.“ Cr John Irvine said council was again

Trio gets progressively retro with classical sound for the 21st Century

By NOEL MURPHY

ROCKING OUT: Les Oldman practices for his new orginial prog-rockclassical band. 134016 Picture: REG RYAN

IT’S A BIT like stepping inside a time machine listening to drummer Les Oldman’s latest musical collaboration.

In the nicest way, of course, because retro’s all the rage and prog rock is no exception. The thing about it, and probably the reason there’s not more of it about, is that it’s damn hard to play.

Fortunately for Oldman and his confreres, they’re old hands in the music game.

The age of progressive rock was the early 1970s and the influences on Oldman’s crew – Trio Manipulato – are express from the era: Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Yes, Chick Corea, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, King Crimson, Pink Floyd...

But that’s not the half of it. Jazz from the ’80s fusion of George Benson through to latter-day exponents like Nik Bartsch, Erik Truffraz and The Neck are all in there too, making for some trippy jazz-rock journeys.

But yet another dimension colours the original songs of Trio Manipulato – written by Oldman with bandmates Zoran Bilogrevic on guitar and Gary Quick on keyboards – and that’s classical music.

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And some pretty heavy classical in the likes of Debussy, Bach and Paganini, who supposedly sold his soul to the devil for his violin virtuosity.

Oldman is a teacher at Geelong’s Kardinia International School, as is Bilogrevic. “We’re a brand new band doing a rare style of music,� Oldman said. “We started off eight or nine months ago, trying to be a straightup jazz group, but we were already writing and jamming on ambient soundscaping, which is kind of movie tracks, those kinds of sounds. “Zoran’s a bit of a headbanger with Satriani and Gary’s big with ELP sounds and horn sections, so you get a combination of those things. “I’m a groove-based player, so I tone it down a bit so it’s not all smash and crash but we do have drum solos as well as keyboards solos, “You’re not afraid to be soft, maybe just one instrument giving a dark mood, but then add colours and mood.

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averaged 14.2C compared to the 30-year figure’s 13.5C. The nights were actually warmer than normal and the days pretty well average for January.

What made it seem cool was the lack of extremely hot days - only four exceeded 30C, compared to the January average of six, and no heat waves or days over 40C were recorded.

The maximum was 39.8C on 2 January.

Additional cloud cover due to the moist tropical air of 13 to 16 January also kept temperatures down.

The bottom line is that it was Geelong’s 32nd warmest Jan-

uary and 80th coolest since 1903 – no records here!

January featured two severe storms, the first at Torquay on the third day of the month when vicious wind caused structural and tree damage. This could have been due to a ‘gustnado’, which is a damaging straight line wind but without the tornado-type circulation.

The second storm was at Ceres on 7 January when 42mm of rain was recorded in one hour on Gully Rd, causing severe erosion and some flash flooding.

Three thunder days were recorded in Geelong for the month, each of which included at least 8mm of rain.

A funnel cloud was observed at Ocean Grove on 24 January but did not appear to have touched down.

Only one day recorded a strong wind gust over 60km/h, with 76km/h at Breakwater on 3 January.

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Breakwater received 51.6mm and the urban Geelong area generally totalled around 60mm. The latest 30-year Geelong average for January is 39.3mm.

The major reason for the soaking was day-long rain of around 30mm to 9am on 14 January, the result of a tropical system that extended heavy rain bands coinciding with a strong cold front passing over most of the state.

Rain fell on eight days of the month in Geelong, mainly in the first two weeks.

As a consequence, the region’s water catchments finished January at a healthy 69 per cent of capacity.

Despite a lot of talk about an apparently cool January, the daily average maximums were 25.1C, compared to the latest 30-year average of 25C. The minimums

Monster rig a ripping sight in bay

By NOEL MURPHY MONSTERS of the deep rarely show their tentacles but an oil rig that chugged through Port Phillip Heads at Point Lonsdale this week was an exception to the rule.

The Chinese-built rig was on its way to its first commission in Bass Strait for Origin Energy.

“She didn’t come into Corio Bay but you’re always aware when a monster like that

comes into the bay even if it doesn’t come to Geelong,” said port of Geelong harbourmaster Dilip Abraham “She was brought into Port Phillip Bay on a ship and floated off in the deepest part of bay. Her legs would be at least 50 to 60 metres long.

“These oil rigs are used for places where oil reserves aren’t very much and it’s too expensive to set a regular oil rig operation. These are for smaller reserves.”

MONSTER: The rig travels toward The Rip this week.

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Bouquets to all the staff at Geelong’s public hospital, including the doctors, for all they did to help me for the months I was a patient before going to the McKellar Centre, where the staff were also outstanding. I will never forget their help to get me back on my feet.

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BUCKETS to Fair Play (Buckets & Bouquets, 30 January). What a mountainous molehill of confected indignation. Nobody mentioned child abuse except you. Your miserable need to take offence at anyone or anyone unyielding to your rigid, narrow views trumps any concern you have for the royalty, no matter how frivolous.

Fair Dinkum Unbelievable, Highton BUCKETS to Angry Motorist (Buckets & Bouquets, 30 January), who might be unaware that bike riders in groups are allowed to ride two abreast. This is so they are safely seen and can stick together. Riders have just as much right to the road as you.

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Letters Service the answer I READ with interest Vince Albaneseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s letter in last weekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Geelong Independent.

While Mr Albanese might have had some valid points, they were not all the reasons why people donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t shop in Belmont.

Bad service is one. I recently visited a Belmont store for over five minutes as the only customer without a greeting or offer of help while the staff stood at the counter chatting. It was not the only time this had happened. Another time I left a Belmont shop because of staffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s foul language.

Poor opening hours are another problem. I tried to go shopping on Australia Day but most Belmont traders were closed, so my family and I shopped elsewhere.

Friday and Saturday nights trading are also a problem. Belmont traders are mostly closed by 6pm Fridays and on Saturday afternoons. Try getting a cup of coffee in Belmont or brekky on Sunday mornings â&#x20AC;&#x201C; itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s almost impossible, not to mention the closed shops.

Compare this to Pakington St, which is thriving on Sunday mornings and where most shops open after 10am. With most people working during the week, we need shops open when we are able to shop.

My suggestion is for Belmont traders to stop blaming everyone else for their problems and to concentrate on good customer service and hours that suit customers.

I recently changed dry cleaners to one in High St because of his excellent customer service, friendly manner and willingness to be open when I needed.

Brian Kenneally Belmont

Scrooged on parking charges TRUST council to praise free weekend parking (Independent, 30 January).

Sunday was always previously free. The loss of revenue on a Saturday is more than compensated by the weekday charge of $2.50 an hour per meter, an increase of 50 centre on the original $2 an hour per meter.

Council must be rubbing its hands with glee.

It proves Scrooge is alive and well.

Judith Fisher South Geelong

Eyes off crime THE Geelong mayorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s claim that beefed-up surveillance is a better deterrent than policemen slogging

Councillor condemned for buses â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;dummy spitâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CR STRETCH Konteljâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s major dummy spit at councilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s last meeting regarding his lastminute motion on proposed bus route changes did him no credit (Independent, 30 January).

No notice of the motion had been received prior to the meeting and many of the councillors voted that it not be discussed at the meeting.

The route changes to which he referred were proposed under Cr Konteljâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s colleagues in the previous Liberal government.

How relevant was it for him to then accuse fellow councillors, who had voted against the motion, of payback for him not

supporting another councillorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bid for the position of deputy mayor?

Did Cr Kontelj have another agenda, perhaps to do with the state election?

It appears to me the duty of councillors is to deal with council business to the best of their ability and for the benefit of ratepayers, not to indulge in petty politics.

Matters of great importance, such as bus routes, should not be handled in a hasty and ill-considered fashion such as that initiated by Cr Kontelj.

Ellen Csar Newtown

around the mall is nonsense.

The cameras already in and around the mall and Moorabool St did nothing to help the young girl who was assaulted, and police dispatching, if it indeed exists, did not result in a flying squad descending on the mall to save her, despite the close proximity of Geelong Police Station.

This has been an ongoing problem for years and neither state government, council nor the police want to take proper ownership of the problem.

This being the case, perhaps we should have another council election and by-elections for the state seats involved to vote in some caring souls to properly address the problem.

Gary Oraniuk Geelong West

Bay claims melts away I WAS amused to read Dr Ray Blackâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reference to Corio Bay levels (Independent, 23 January).

Dr Albert Boretti and I have completed papers showing that ocean levels will not accelerate as nominated by the International Panel of Climate Changes and other important figures.

Corio Bay will only rise about 23.6cm by 2100 if all goes according to our viewing of records. The natural rise of the Australian tectonic plate has not been calculated into this value, which might be just

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other is not. But as long as some ice remains both thermometers will read 0C. With the thermometer readings as the only evidence it would be impossible to tell which gas jet was alight.

If the antagonists confined their arguments to sea levels and ice masses at Antarctica, Greenland and the Arctic, they might be able to enlighten us.

But they should do so without the use of defamatory adjectives â&#x20AC;&#x201C; an insult is not an argument.

Kevin Crough Lara

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half or less by 2100.

Tectonic plate movement is behind the rise of ocean levels in the Pacific. It is important Pacific islanders are not panicked into believing their islands are sinking below the natural level of the ocean.

To show that oceans are not rising, a glass can be filled with water and as many ice cubes as desired.

After the ice cubes have melted the water level will be below its original height.

Why? Because when frozen ice expands four per cent, so its displacement is less when melted.

Likewise, shelf ice has already displaced the natural level of the oceans, so there is no reason to suggest they will rise when and if the ice melts.

Ice shelf movement has increased since 2005.

We are heading for another mini Ice Age in 300 to 500 years.

Thomas TS Watson Bell Post Hill

Heat in the saucepan AS IN many debates, the antagonists have not defined their terms before resorting to acrimony.

Heat and temperature are two different entities that should not be used interchangeably.

If two saucepans of water plus ice, each with a thermometer, are put over two gas jets, only one of which is alight, then one saucepan is warmed and the

THE CALLS to ban Allan Barronâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s letters on climate are correct and not a denial of free speech (Independent, 23 January).

Mr Barron falsely creates the impression heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s speaking with some degree of authority. He is not.

Allowing his letters elevates him to a position that not only is he not qualified to be in but one that is undeserved. Time and time again his statements are found to be wanting, incomplete or just plain wrong. Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why I see this as a quality-control issue and nothing else.

Newspapers and their editors have a responsibility, even a moral duty, to publish factual content.

Publishing Mr Barronâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s letters and others like them mislead readers. In the interests of informing readers and upholding the ethical values of journalism, the Independent should not allow this to happen.

To continue would ignore these values and participate in the betrayal of the readership.

Gary Shepherd Belmont

Quacks appear in free speech I HAVE no quarrel with free speech on matters promoting viewpoints that run counter to scientific thought in most situations; indeed it is a fundamental right in a free society.

Creation theorists, tea-cup readers and astrologists can do what they will. When their pseudoscience promotes non-scientific views that can only impact adversely on the future of life on Earth, and in particular on my children and grandchildren, then we are all obliged to say enough is enough.

The present inability of our politicians and the public to respond to climate change is bad enough without promoting the quackery of a few misguided climate change deniers that can only do harm.

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By JENA MARINO GEELONG singer/songwriter Luke Biscan is geared up to perform at this year’s Motor City Music Festival.

The 26-year-old said he was preparing to show off the “weird and wonderful songs” from his forthcoming debut EP. Motor City would be the first public performance of some of the songs.

“It’ll be great,” Biscan enthused.

The EP, Motion Pictures, would feature songs in styles from acoustic to “cinematic rock”, he said.

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Bristol, UK, to Geelong just two years ago, described his music as heavily influenced by his new life in “the land of milk and honey.”

“Sometimes you just need to clear the air with new scenery. I don’t think half of the material would have come if I didn’t move here.”

Often performing in Geelong and Ocean Grove, Biscan said he surrounded himself in the pub scene, where he learnt about the history and culture of Aussie rock music – another prominent influence on his music.

He hoped to change his usual up-tempo set to present his soft and intimate side at Motor City.

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introduction,” Biscan said.

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Biscan said he planned to enhance his public profile during a tour of Australia following the release of Motion Pictures in autumn.

Biscan will perform as part of a Live & Local program on the Sunday of Motor City on the Labour Day long weekend in March.

Other Live & Local acts are The Tiny Giants, The Stackshots, Famous Will, Revolution, Grasshopper, Brooklyn Blue, Underground, Flawed Peace, Cooper Lower, Fenn Wilson, Jack Wright and Tex Miller.

MORE than 50 local and interstate exhibitors will showcase their glass art work at a fifth annual Glass Expo in Drysdale next week.

Part of the town’s Festival of Glass, the free event will offer opportunities to inspect displays and watch demonstrations of glass-working techniques.

Organisers said the expo would also feature a silent auction of glass art, for which volunteers had donated numerous pieces.

Short films during the day would provide more information on making glass art.

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STROKE - Geelong Stroke Support Group meets 1pm at Uniting Church Hall, 195 Ormond Rd, East Geelong. Enquiries 5248 3045.

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DANCE - Ballroom dance with New Ritz 8pm-midnight at Freshwater Creek Hall, Dickins Rd. Enquiries 5264 5169.

DANCING - Ballroom dance with Barry 8-11pm at Geelong Ballroom, 1 Carey St, Hamlyn Heights. Entry $8 includes supper and entrance prizes. Enquiries 0416 964 352, 5248 3371.

SHOP - Op-shop sale 10am-midday at St John’s Lutheran Church, 163 Yarra St, Geelong. Enquiries 0400 877 270.

PTUA - Geelong branch of Public Transport Users Association meets 10.30am at Courthouse Arts, cnr Gheringhap and Lt Malop Sts, Geelong. Enquiries 0413 075 439.

TEA - Free morning tea at Corio-Norlane Uniting Church, 8 Wendover Ave, Norlane. Enquiries 0419 165 473.

DANCE - Ballroom dance with the Dancers Club 7.30-10.30pm at Leopold Public Hall. Enquiries 5278 7720.

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THURSDAY PHILOSOPHY - Philosophy 2-4.30pm at Pear Tree Café, Gilbert St, Torquay. Enquiries 5264 7484.

DANCE - Life Activities Club Dance 2.30pm4.30pm at Belmont Pavilion, Barrabool Rd. Entry $5. Enquiries 5251 3529.

FRIDAY CIVIC - Point Lonsdale Civic Association meets 7.30pm at Point Lonsdale Primary School, Bowen Rd. Guest speaker Bellarine Community Health CEO John Fendyk. Enquiries plcasecretary@gmail. com.

SUNDAY HISTORY - Steiglitz Historical Society meets 11am-3pm at former St Thomas Church, Meredith Rd, Steiglitz. Enquiries 5330 1357.

GARDENING - Geelong Hydroponic Gardening meets 9.30am at 18 Beauford Ave, Bell Post Hill.

Enquiries 5250 3952.

MONDAY BOWLS - Come along and play indoor bowls 1pm at Parks Hall, Newcomb St, Portarlington. Cost $3.

Includes afternoon tea. Enquiries 5251 2421.

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Put feet first for pain-free 2015 WITH summer holidays over, it’s time to ensure feet and legs are in good shape for the year ahead.

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Dr Rashi Gupta decay in primary teeth, he or she is more likely to have decay in the permanent teeth as well.

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“We utilise electro-therapy treatment along with infrared treatment, customised eating plans and ongoing monitoring of our clients progress to ensure clients remain motivated on their weight-loss journey.”

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Cutting the red tape to officially open Lara Lifestyle Villageâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new clubhouse.

Lara clubhouse open LARA Lifestyle Village hosted the grand opening of its highly anticipated clubhouse on the first weekend in December.

Like all National Lifestyle Village clubhouse facilities, residents now have access to a range of fitness options including a gymnasium, indoor heated swimming pool, spa and sauna.

Outdoor facilities offer the residents a bowls green and a tennis court.

The clubhouse makes for a cosy retreat from Victorian winters with its rustic stone fireplace in a combined library and lounge area.

An ideal entertaining venue, the clubhouse is fitted with a commercial-grade kitchen, a BYO bar area and servery and a fully integrated audio visual system that even allows people with hearing aids to connect with it directly.

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BALMORAL Grove Aged Care is in the heart of Grovedale, just 10 minutes from central Geelong.

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Torquay village in 90-bed boost CATHOLIC Homes is delighted to announce it is proceeding with the development of its $24 million, 90-bed aged care facility at Star of the Sea Village, on Torquay’s Horseshoe Bend Rd. The announcement is a result of the Federal Government granting Villa Maria Catholic Homes 90 bed licenses in December.

Star of the Sea Village will now be able to expand its service offering to include a fully integrated ageing-in-place system.

This means the retirement village and aged-care facility will be located on the same site, and supported by Home Care Packages, previously known as CACPS, EACH and EACHD packages.

An ageing-in-place system provides a wonderful opportunity for village residents to seamlessly transition from retirement living to aged care.

Catholic Homes is proud to offer this unified approach to retirement living to support the senior community as its care needs increase.

Time is still available to secure one of the luxurious two or three-bedroom units under construction. The fifth and final stage is selling now.

Catholic Homes urges interested parties to arrange a commitment-free tour of the village.

Independent living is combined with lifestyle activities

and access to first-class facilities including an indoor heated pool, a gym, a movie theatre, outdoor bowls, billiards, a library and a hair salon.

Catholic Homes management thanks the community for its ongoing support and encouragement.

Star of the Sea Village welcomes people from diverse cultures, nationalities and faiths.

Star of the Sea Village is open for inspection every day at 1 Headland Dve, Torquay.

More information is available by phoning village manager Pip Walker on 5264 3600 or visiting staroftheseavillage.com.au.

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JAPARA Retirement Living is continuing to add new opportunities to enjoy its Balmoral Mews Lifestyle Villas at 36 Hollows Crt, Grovedale.

Another six villas will be completed soon, giving the village 33 quality units.

In a quiet and tranquil setting, the village has the added advantage of being co-located with Balmoral Grove Aged Care facility, operated by the highly expe-

rienced and renowned Aged Care Services Australia Group (ACSAG), part of the Japara Group of companies.

All of the units are spacious and offer comfortable accommodation that the residents are proud to call home.

Anyone with enquiries, an interest in a unit or wanting to view the property can phone Japara on 1300 674 071.

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Big year at charitable centre The early days of Market Square, in 1866 and later as seen on the right while looking north along Moorabool St. “We won an award for corporate social responsibility in 2014 that recognised our work with the charities,” Ms Kelly-Burton says.

Market Square is a proud supporter of Geelong Food Relief Centre (GFRC) during February.

The GFRC helps families experiencing financial

difficulties in the Geelong region. The families are supplied with food vouchers redeemable at GFRC’s mini-mart, in Freedman St, North Geelong, explains food relief centre chair Lillian van Laar.

“Our mini-mart is the major supplier of emergency food in Geelong, servicing the needs of over 40 welfare organisations and schools” she says.

“In 2014 more than 9000 families used the centre, equating to over 35,000 adults and children.”

Customers can drop non-perishable food items into Market Square centre management during February.

More information about Market Square is available at marketsquaregeelong.com.au and the food relief centre at geelongfoodrelief.org.

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MARKET Square Shopping Centre is set for an exciting year in 2015 when it celebrates 30 years since opening in 1985.

“We have a variety of activities planned that are bound to appeal to our wide demographic of shopper,” says centre manager Sandy Kelly-Burton.

“With Market Square’s history dating back to 1837, there’s a beautiful story behind it that we want to share with the Geelong community.”

With celebrations running throughout November and culminating on Market Square’s official birthday, 3 December, it will be 30 days of celebrations just in time for Christmas shopping.

Market Square’s history of community focus is reflected in its support for local charities every month.

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Best range of scooters here OLD-FASHIONED service is standard at Newcomb’s Scooters Australia.

Licensed dealers Mark and Susan Dillon train their local team with the motto: “It’s not about providing the best scooter to the customer, it’s about providing the scooter that meets the customer’s needs the best”.

The staff take the time to understand customers’ requests, evaluate the best solutions and provide a range of options best suit their requirements, all with a smile and a distinct lack of sales pressure.

“We stock Geelong’s largest range of scooters, to provide products to meet everyone’s needs and budget,” Mark says.

“At any time we can have up to 25 scooters in stock with a mix of small, medium, large and travel scooters.”

Scooters Australia also offers power-chairs, standard wheelchairs, wheelie walkers, electric lift chairs and walking aids.

Scooters Australia is also Geelong’s biggest dealer of the Afiscooter range, including the greatvalue, medium-sized ‘C’ and the top-of-the-range large ‘S’ model.

The all-new Afiscooters offer an exclusive three-year warranty, except for batteries and chargers,

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Customers are invited to visit Scooters Australia to inspect the Afiscooter range or to phone for a free no-obligation in-home demonstration.

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Real life residents who call Freedom home

The vision and purpose of Freedom Aged Care is simple - to create a caring, safe and inspiring environment that supports our residents in living their lives to the fullest through every stage of the ageing journey.

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Care onsite throughout the day and night Registered Nurse onsite Personal Carers onsite Personal Case Manager and care plan speciic to your needs and ageing journey 24 hour nurse call system and assistive technology to help with memory loss and dementia Access to Community Care packages coordinated by the Personal Case Manager

Care that changes and evolves with you through every stage of the ageing journey. We adjust the care you need, as it changes, in the privacy of your own Freedom home, you should never have to leave.

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Scheduled activities, entertainment and outings Diversional Therapist onsite to coordinate activities Wrinkles cafĂŠ & bar, with happy hour every afternoon Couples stay together, regardless of their different health needs Pets are welcome to live with you Onsite hair and beauty salon Watch a movie at our onsite movie theatre Potter about in the Freedom vegie garden and chook house Flag down the Freedom bus for a trip to town

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We are genuinely here for you, for your everyday living, everything you need today, tomorrow and in the future.

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Carefree lifestyle at Leopold

Kensington Retirement Village.

KENSINGTON Retirement Village has established itself as one of Geelong’s foremost seniors’ lifestyle facilities.

The village is nestled in leafy Leopold, 15 minutes from the centre of vibrant Geelong.

It’s also close to public transport, shopping centres, medical facilities and a sealed walking track for residents to keep fit.

Beautifully landscaped gardens surround each home.

Kensington Retirement Village’s night security gate ensures residents feel safe and secure.

Your Lifestyle Resort

The village is an active, thriving resort community where endless lifestyleenhancing activities such as line dancing, aqua aerobics, gym classes, bowls, croquet, bocce, walking group, pool, cards and games, bingo and a happy hour are available for residents.

A state-of-the-art community centre incorporates lounge and dining areas, a dance floor, a theatre room and a full commercial kitchen.

A gymnasium, a heated indoor pool, a spa, a sauna, a billiard room and table tennis are all popular facilities, as well as

organised outings with the village’s community bus.

All residents can use the village’s wellstocked library and internet.

An outdoor area comprises a bowling green, a croquet court and a bocce court.

A covered barbecue area is fitted with bistro blinds for use throughout the year.

The village is open for inspection 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday or by appointment.

More information is available by phoning Joe Longo on 0409 857 563.

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“Being a small local operation, our prices are more competitive than bigger companies.

“Plus, we can offer a high level of customer service because we know the local needs.”

Truck Car Rentals recently expanded its fleet to include 46 seater buses, adding to its 12 and 22 seaters.

“A lot of schools around Geelong use our services when they need extra buses,” Graeme says.

“We have a lot of local clubs and groups hire the smaller buses as well as families for get-togethers or outings.”

Truck Car Rentals has several enclosed trucks suitable for do-it-yourself removals, requiring only a car licence. A range of light commercials and vans, tray trucks, cars and single-axle trailers for the weekend handyman are also available.

“Our rates are lower during the week so that adds flexibility to small business vehicle requirements,” Graeme says.

Truck Car Rentals also has everything up to prime movers and trailers, great for logistics businesses trying to cope with extra demand.

“If your vehicle is in for a service or repairs, Truck Car Rentals has the answer.

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Truck Car Rentals is at 215 Station St, Corio, phone 5275 8288 or visit truckcarrentals.com.au.

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Servicing all car makes and models., Greater City’s quality is refelected in feedback from client. ”I just had my wife’s 2007 Subaru Forester serviced by Greater City Car Care and couldn’t be happier,” says Leopold’s Matt Blazer.

“It’s the first time I’ve been to Greater City Car Care but it certainly won’t be the last. I’m very happy with the work done and the cost was very reasonable.

“Bret is great to deal with. Very friendly, professional and excellent customer service.

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Greater City Car Care is Geelong’s Subaru specialist, using genuine parts and including a free 49-point safety check with every service.

Greater City is the cost-effective dealer alternative that doesn’t affect new-vehicle warranties.

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Girls and boys aged three to 18 can attend classes at either Lara or Hamlyn Heights.

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V For Sale SCHOOL UNIFORMS, Sacred Heart College, winter and summer, blazer, skirt, etc. all VGC. $280 the lot. 5243 8773.

SCHOOL UNIFORM, Surfcoast Secondary College Uniform. 2 x trousers size 16, $35 Lot. Wool blend jumper, never worn, size L $80 . Jacket size 18 $70. Sports uniform sport polo, never worn, size M, $30. Sports uniform shorts, never worn, size L $20.

School tie, never worn, $10.

School back pack $30. Call Deb 0414 633 145.

STEGBAR Window frame, including 4 panes (1 is a windout awning with flywire panel). $150. 0407 434 275.

ST JOSEPHS Year 12 uniform, winter and summer. $100 the lot. 0420 496 840. Elizabeth.

Sales and service. Cheapest and best in town. Cool Cats Refrigeration. 18 Gordon Avenue, Geelong West. 5229-6246.

TENT, Jackeroo, 12p, 3 rooms, style, practical, durable, reliable, innovation, rugged, unused. $475. 0435 330 858.

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$$$ ATTENTION $$$ Working or not, fridges, freezers, washers, dryers. Not too old. Cash Paid. 5229 6246.

V Garage Sales

GARDEN HOSE, Nylex, 100m long on a mobile reel. Comes with fittings. Ideal for hobby farm. $350. Contact 0438 782 022.

GEELONG WEST, 57 French Street, Saturday 7th February, 7am-2pm. Two households!!

GOLF BUGGY, 3yo light weight, Caddymatic, seat umbrella holder, serviced julty, new battery and wheels, VGC. $350. 0415 545 688.

V Beauty Services

KITCHEN CUPBOARD/EXTRAS, laminex, with double sink and mixer taps. $300. 5278 3854.

LAWN BOWLS With bowls bag.

Aero dynamic size 0.5. As new. $400. Phone 5243 2778.

LIC NO 49068

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CORRUGATED ROOFING/FENCING 1.8m (6ft) Colorbond $9.50 each, zinc $8.50 each. Two weeks only. 0421 523 490.

FRIDGES, FREEZERS, W/M AND DRYERS

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PETER EVANS PAINTING

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Gas Appliance Repairs and Maintenance Changeover Hot Water Services General Plumbing Evaporative Cooling Service & Repairs

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• Valley Changeovers • Sealant

Need a plumber?

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MOBILITY SCOOTER, Bolwell, medium size, front basket, excellent condition, can deliver in Geelong area. $990. 5244 2438.

PIANO, baby grand, made UK, 1937 Eavestaff, EC. $3,000. 5255 2154, 0411 225 585. Ocean grove.

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Aqua Computers � Sales and repairs � On-site service � i-Repairs � Inks and toners � Networking � Internet

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V Health And Fitness

V Positions Vacant

EXPERIENCED TEACHER, patient and caring, offering tuition in reading, writing, spelling and maths. Primary and secondary.

First session free. 0412 100 914.

Dr. Tony Stubbs Eye Surgeon

EXP MATHS TUTOR, All levels.

2015 Places filling now. Call David Lazzaro 0435 615 465.

MB BS BSc(Hons)B Med Sc MS FRANZCO V Positions Vacant

Dr. Tony Stubbs, Eye Surgeon, says that just about anyone can have their vision restored and be rid of their glasses for most of the time. And this is without the use of laser surgery.

Dr Stubbs, a visiting specialist at the Royal Victorian Eye & Ear Hospital who has worked with the Fred Hollows eye department at the Prince of Wales Hospital in Sydney, says he began his career through the inspiration of his father, Dr Maxwell Stubbs.

“My father was a pioneer in cataract implant surgery from 1963! He has now passed away but some of his patients still come in for a check-up. Not only is this inspirational, it also demonstrates that good surgery outlasts the surgeon,” Dr Stubbs says.

A specialist who helps people who have been advised they are unsuitable for laser surgery, Dr Stubbs is also committed to demonstrating that age, corneal distortion or astigmatism are no barriers to eliminating the need for glasses.

One of my best moments was treating a 12-year-old girl who was struggling at school because of poor vision due to congenital cataracts even with the use of thick glasses.

Now 10 years later, she still has 20/20 vision without glasses. That inspires me.

“Seeing my patients’ bright smiles after surgery, as they stop squinting and can read without glasses, is definitely the best part of my job.”

No referral is needed and no out-of-pocket expenses are incurred for an assessment to enable all options available to be considered.

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HONEST, sincere single guy. 60 years young. 6Ft 1' tall, fit, healthy, very well groomed.

Seeks tallish, non-smoker lady, as dance partner for rock and roll, and good times at dances/ festivals. James: 0421 981 680

V Massage Therapists

V Pets & Services

ADVERTISERS, in this section are qualified practitioners and offer non-sexual services.

Call 0425 805 090

Asian full body relaxation massage. Geelong. 0415 949 638.

V Music /Instruments

For further information, call 136 186 or visit www.dpi.vic.gov.au/pets

PIANO, portable with stand, electric. Full keyboard, Kaway VGC, various settings. $500. Ph: 5221 7723

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CHIHUAHUA PUPPY, born 23/10 /14, innoculated, microchipped and wormed.

982000363 088847. $850. 0405 555 443.

MORE THAN YOUR AVERAGE FINANCE ROLE

New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale.

It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice.

A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.

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For further information or to apply, visit wodonga.vic.gov.au/vacancies or phone (02) 6022 9300.

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PORSCHE AUDI VW MERCEDES-BENZ

STACER, 4.84Mt, 60HP Yamaha 45 hrs, radio, fish finder, all safety equipment, including 8 life jackets, boat cover and new bimby reg KZ865 to 08/15.

"Easy-tow" trailer reg R98866 to 08/15. $11,000ono. Ph: 5257 2265

8 Autumn Street Geelong West

KAYAK HOBIE PRO ANGLER 14 Completely decked out for fishing, will also toss in Water Snake 18 lbs thrust with 20AH battery and a Rhino Rack T Bar for Tow Ball mount. $2,800 firm.

Contact 0407 782 264.

www.germanautomotive.com.au

Ph. 5229 4299 Independent Specialists

BMW MINI JAGUAR LAND ROVER

V Caravans & Trailers

9 Autumn Street Geelong West

www.huntercuthill.com.au

SWIFTCRAFT, 5 mtr, half cabin, ninety HP johnson, marine radio, fish finder, all safety gear, spare fuel tank, reg DO651. $8,250 ono. Ph: 5244 3737

GOLF, Tourer, poptop, 1993, 17', island bed, roll out awning, electric brakes, GC. $8,000ono.

0417 339 688.

MAJESTIC, Tourer, pop top, 15ft, 2005, full annexe and Prostor awning. $15,000. 5243 4417.

V Motor Vehicles

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V Wrecking

AA FREE CAR REMOVAL

REGAL, poptop, 2006, 16', single axle, steel chassis, wood frame, gas oven, burners, microwave, reverse cycle AC, huge cupboard space, L shaped beds, large "living area", fully insulated, awning and outside shade cloth, crockery, cutlery included, fully serviced, as new, 12 months reg and insurance. $18,000ono.

Phone 5241 9360 or mobile 0407 529 399.

V Farm Vehicles /Machinery DIGGA, PD2, drive unit with attachment for bobcat or similar. $2,200ono. 0418 565 041.

V Motor Vehicles BMW, 528i, sedan, one owner, full service history, only 120,000kms, OXD-374. $12,000.

0414 985 970

FORD, EL Futura, 1997, sedan.

Navy, one owner, imaculate condition. 143,000 kms, cruise control, mag wheels, new tyres and exhaust, best avaliable. Reg to 9/15. RWC. Reg no: LFX120. $4,500 ono. Ph: 0413 990 350 FORD, 1953, F100, good body with new step side back. c273-6-7ve61724 $18,000ono.

0418 565 041.

HOLDEN, Astra, 2000, 5 speed manual hatch, electric windows, AC, CC, 156,000kms. RKJ-847. $2,800 ono as is. 5248 2695.

HOLDEN, Commodore VX Acclaim, auto, sedan, usual Acclaim features, plus towbar, FE2 suspension, 219,000kms, serviced regularly, reliable straight car, to be sold without RWC and rego, QSP-923. $2,700.

5278 4136 HONDA CR-V 2002, automatic, 98,000kms, VGC. Must sell.

RSR-033. $7,500.

Phone 0428 361 211.

KIA, Cerato Koup, 2012 6 speed, manual, Red, 58,000kms, full warranty. ZJZ-101. $14,500 as is, 15,500 reg and RWC. 0409 345 149.

MAZDA, 1996, V6, auto, power windows, CC, sun roof, mag wheels, RWC, GC. $2,990. 5275 0752.

MAZDA, 323, sedan, no RWC, engine number 396016JMOBG 10P100126737, 2 months reg. $800. 0402 700 870.

MITSUBISHI 2010 Pajero Exceed. Black. Top of the Range.

Immaculate, full service history.

July Reg, 71,000kms, new tyres and RWC. YYC-791. $35,500.Phone 0417 154 783.

NISSAN, Pulsar LX, sedan, 1998, 234,000kms, serviced regularly, towbar, roof racks, reg. to 12/14, RZH-264. $1,300ono.

0402 258 873.

Prompt, friendly service. 0419 899 698, all hours. Portside Auto Wreckers. All makes and models. Open 6 days a week. LMCT 10162

AAA MITCHS Car Removals CASH PAID

$50 to $600 • Cars • Trucks • Utes • Vans Servicing Melbourne Suburbs and Geelong 24/7

C1065407-JM49-12

Ph. 52 222 555

V Caravans & Trailers

0420 671 711 LMCT: 10724

MAZDA, BT 50, 2007, diesel tray, top condition, book, serviced, 12 months reg, RWC, interior spotless, 102,000kms, WFW-560. $11,000ono. Mobile: 0409 130 521.

MAZDA 3, Neo hatch, 2012, 6 speed manual, RWC, EC, ZFP-343, $16,000. 0409 131 271.

SUZUKI 1998 Vitara Soft Top, mechanically sound, A1 with 12 months reg $3,500 firm. Contact 0407 782 264

ABC CAR REMOVALS

VOLVO, 2008, S80 sedan, 6 cylinder, non turbo, AWD, black mica duco, factory service history, sunroof, UQE-359. $16,000. 0414 985 970.

Local - Country - Surrounding Suburbs

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CASH PAID � $50 - $500 �

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Prompt and Reliable

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V Auto Services/ Repair

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ALIVE WITH POSSIBILITIES

V Pets & Services

ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

RELAXATION MASSAGE, Male to male. Open 24 hours. Phone 0419 326 629.

Swedish Relaxation Massage.

Werribee, 7 days, 10am-8pm.

Hair trimming available.

V Positions Vacant

1021249-PJ16-12

V Dancing

The Williamstown Eye Centre 120 Ferguson Street Williamstown 3016 Victoria, Australia Tel: +613 9397 8989 Fax: +613 9397 8984

0414 927 010

Apply to: jobs@trinitybusinessadvisory.net

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Dr Tony Stubbs’ Collins St Practice Coates Building, Suite 2, Level 2 20 Collins Street, Melbourne Victoria, 3000 Tel: +613 9650 8044 Fax: +613 9650 8099

� 5274 9197 or

WEBSITE DEVELOPERS (2) Expanding specialised automotive spare parts retailers based in Geelong are looking to employ a WEBSITE DEVELOPER (2) to manage their Ecommerce platform. The successful candidate must have a Bachelors Degree in Information Technology with at least 2 years experience in the IT Industry.

Experience in web development, database management and network security will be preferred.

Salary at market.

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IndySport Cats aim to finish on positive WHILE Geelong Cricket Club fought bravely to win the first innings of last week’s match against Ringwood, it was unable to sustain the pressure, eventually going down on the second innings to lose outright.

Justin McPhee put in a solid performance for 6/30 to help claim an 11-run first innings lead, while Tom Treble was the only batsman to stand up in the second innings with a well-compiled half century.

But Ringwood proved too strong, cruising to its target of 155 in just 29 overs.

Local

cricket Jim Timberlake

Tomorrow Geelong begins its final home game of the season against Northcote.

The Cats will be keen to do well so they can finish the season with some positives.

In Geelong Cricket Association, St Joseph will have its destiny in its own hands in division one when it attempts to chase down Newtown & Chilwell’s 204 at the College Oval.

If Joeys wants to stay in the hunt for finals and the chance to defend last year’s flag, the likes of Leigh Kentish, Andrew Hogdson and Justin Foss will need to show their class and experience to ensure this crucial match isn’t lost.

In division two, seventh placed Newcomb & District has posted a competitive total of 196 in its game against Guild St Mary’s and will be desperate to

defend that tomorrow to keep its finals hopes alive.

Andrew Webb top-scored with 58, while Anthony Quarrell did his bit with 43 at the top of the order.

Clinton Ford will look for early wickets tomorrow to avoid any nervous moments.

And in division three, Little River will find itself in the middle of a tricky little run chase when it resumes at 2/21 in pursuit of Corio’s 133.

For the Redbacks, Troy Smith took career-best figures of 7/22 last week but will be hoping his batsman can return the favour tomorrow or their season could well be over.

Snapper, mulloway, kingfish provide tantalising targets across region TRAVIS Man and son Hunter set out in search of snapper off Clifton Springs, anchoring up just out from the Point Richards channel.

The pair had a pleasant surprise when their new rod and reel loaded up with a snapper of 4kg.

The spoil grounds off Clifton Springs remained a solid option last week, offering some protection from strong southerly winds.

Anglers casting soft plastics at first light caught snapper to 50cm.

Numbers of small mulloway entered the grammar school lagoon system, with anglers using soft plastics or bait at night catching some of the hard-fighting fish and some respectable-sized flathead as by-catch.

Kingfish fever remained in full force, with anglers finding

On the

bite

Chris Pitman

Queenscliff a quick and easy fix.

The Rip produced fish to 12kg on knife jigs.

Gone Fishing charter clients enjoyed some intense jigging on kings to 70cm.

The Surf Coast was a challenge in the windy weather but anglers who got out caught kingfish to 70cm around inshore reefs.

Casting metal lures or trolling white occie skirts with a squid strip attached worked well.

Dan Ford took young Zayden

to the Barwon River estuary to catch his first fish. After baiting up and waiting patiently, Zayden caught a silver trevally of 25cm after an outstanding fight on light tackle.

Anglers fishing from the banks of the estuary also landed some large black bream to 42cm.

Live Bass yabbies or shrimp pumped from nearby sand flats were effective.

At the risk of sounding like a broken record, Lake Bullen Merri continued producing some of the best freshwater fishing around.

The Chinook salmon, now an average size of 2kg, respond well to lure or bait.

The odd rainbow trout pushing 2kg has been a welcomed by-catch for anglers targeting the salmon. Powerbait on a small tre-

THAT’S THE BOY: Hunter Man with the big snapper he caught with dad. ble hook has worked well on the rainbows.

Wurdee Boluc Reservoir was

the chosen destination for Darryl Latttural and Michael Evans, who began casting lures along the rock

wall where they caught redfin to 37cm. Casting distance and covering ground are the key to success at Wurdee Boluc.

With better weather forecast, anglers seeking kingfish should be able to access areas such as The Rip and offshore from the Surf Coast.

Offshore anglers should try locating schools by trolling either a hard body-lure or a white fourinch occy skirt with a squid strip.

The entrance to Corio Bay should also be worth drifting while casting soft plastics such as Turtleback worms in Pumpkin Green for pike and larger-model flathead.

Spinning the beaches is always a great option this time of year, with Australian salmon of 2kg available.

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TRADES & SERVICES The Independent delivers more newspapers each week than any WINNING WAVE: New Australian Etchells champions, John Bertrand, Jake Newman and Bill Browne.

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Geelong’s Newman joins legend Bertrand in victory

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN GEELONG sailor Jake Newman has won a 2015 Etchells Australian Championship while crewing on a boat skippered by national sailing legend John Bertrand.

Bertrand, Newman and third crewmember, former St Kilda AFL player

Bill Browne, sailing Triad, won the championship in Adelaide in a comefrom-behind victory.

Triad was third coming into the final race of the series but came home with a wet sail to claim the trophy.

After the win Bertrand, who skippered Australia II to its 1983 America’s Cup victory, paid tribute to his crew.

“To win, you do need the help of others. Jake Newman is very talented and underrated,” Betrand said.

“He’s good at seeing wind on water and possesses a wonderful feel for boat speed. He’s a younger version of (Olympic gold medallist) Tom Slingsby.

“Billy Browne and I go back to the 1992 Etchells World Championship.

We have sailed a lot together. He’s super competitive.”

Bertrand said Triad’s next outing would be in Geelong in March for the Victorian title, again crewed by Newman and Browne.

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