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Tuesday, 13 September, 2016

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Teddy check-up

Teddies of all shapes and sizes will be able to get a teddy vet check at Healesville Sanctuary. 159112 Picture: Zoos Victoria

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TEddy VEt ChEckS Teddy vet checks are a godsend TEDDIES are precious and they deserve lots of love, care and special attention, just like the wildlife at Victoria’s three great zoos!

That makes the zoos the ideal place for teddy vet checks.

During the spring school holidays, kids are invited to meet the special teddy check teams and find out about the care the zoo animals receive, too!

The teams will be in action in Healesville Sanctuary’s Australian Wildlife Health Centre with plush wombats, giraffes and gorillas welcome, too.

Pretend to be a vet, diagnose teddy, bandage them up and grab your teddy vet check certificate to take home.

Teddies play a special role in our lives and the teddy vet checks are the perfect way to nurture

children’s kindness for other beings, whether human, animal or teddy bear!

The complimentary teddy vet checks will be offered every day of the spring school holidays, from 11am to 3pm, at Healesville Sanctuary; and, Melbourne Zoo and Werribee Open Range Zoo, too.

For more information, head to zoo.org.au/teddy.

Teddies of all shapes and sizes will be able to get a teddy vet check at Healesville Sanctuary. 159112 Pictures: Zoos Victoria

Deep love for wildlife starts early for some

Noojee the koala getting treated at the Australian Wildlife Health Centre. 159114 Picture: Zoos Victoria

Caring for wildlife of all persuasions THE team at the Australian Wildlife Health Centre located at Healesville Sanctuary provides care for animals of all shapes and sizes, from kangaroos and koalas to lizards and birds.

The world-class facility opened in 2005 and is now the third largest wildlife hospital in Australia, treating more than 16,000 animals in need of special veterinary care since it opened.

Sanctuary staff provide care for the injured or sick wildlife, too; including those that arrive on the doorstep, brought in by members of the public or wildlife shelters.

Thousands of hours have been spent nursing and rehabilitating patients that have come into care over the years, with the Sanctuary working closely with volunteers and local carers to provide ongoing support

for injured and sick animals, as they go on their journey from rescue, treatment and recovery, to sometimes be released back into the wild.

In addition, the hospital team conducts cutting-edge research into conservation medicine, clinical wildlife medicine and wildlife rehabilitation, which plays an important role in wildlife disease surveillance.

Life Science Manager, Gerry Ross, recalls a variety of patients over the years.

“From furry to feathered, we’ve seen all types of injured and sick animals brought into our care,” he said.

“And we’ve definitely seen our fair share of amazing survival stories, too.”

These are stories such as ‘Weginald’ the wedge-tailed eagle, who was shot and then hit by a car earlier this year.

The wedge-tailed eagle was

found at Mount Cottrell and was brought into the Sanctuary for emergency surgery.

“After vets repaired multiple broken bones and removed shrapnel from his wings, ‘Weginald’ was ordered to take six weeks’ rest before he was able to test his flying ability,” Mr Ross said.

With many stories like ‘Weginald’s’, the centre has fast become a vital service for the Yarra Ranges and Victorian community.

“We could not do our great work without the support of our wonderful colleagues in the veterinary and medical field, including human eye specialists, anaesthetists and orthopaedic surgeons and even veterinary dentists.

“We’d really like to say thankyou to our local community for your support.”

EVERY day inside the Australian Wildlife Health Centre, kids can learn about what it takes to provide care for Aussie wildlife.

The centre at Healesville Sanctuary is a unique experience, bringing the work of the vets from behind the scenes to the forefront so visitors can view their vets and nurses and work through glass windows and doors.

At the centre of Sanctuary hospital is a specially designed kid’s vet hospital, ‘Future Vets’.

Kids can dress up, play and become a hospital rescue team, saving plush toy patients, all while learning to care, be kind and empathetic for all living things, like animals.

Boundaries between pretend and real become blurred as kids join in the daily action of the emergency room, observing surgery and meeting recovering patients all while operating on surgical tables, taking temperatures and bandaging limbs of plush toy wombats, owls and Tasmanian Devils.

Most of all, ‘Future Vets’, an experience inspired by the work of their experts, highlights the incredible wildlife care and welfare taking place at the Sanctuary every day.

Fast facts: Kids under 16 years old receive free entry to Healesville Sanctuary, for them and their teddies, during the Victorian spring school holidays! Please note: teddies must be accompanied by a human carer; The Australian Wildlife Health Centre at Healesville Sanctuary treats more than 1500 patients every year; Did you know? Swamp Wallabies have a very broad habitat range - they can be found here in Victoria right up to North Queensland; The Wallaby Paddock at Healesville Sanctuary is experiencing a baby boom - with nine joeys spotted popping their heads out of the pouch!

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Evelyn the Swamp Wallaby at Healesville Sanctuary. 159110 Picture: Zoos Victoria mother, Keeper Raegan.

Keeper Raegan bottle-fed the young joey every four hours in the beginning, keeping her warm in a handmade ‘wallaby pouch’.

Vets have been impressed with Evelyn’s recovery as she

continues to grow and develop.

Now she is almost eight months old.

Although she is not independent of her foster mum, she is beginning to meet the rest of the wallaby family at Healesville Sanctuary.

Teddies undergoing procedures at Healesville Sanctuary as part of the vet for a day program. 159113 Picture: Zoos Victoria

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DURING the spring time, Healesville Sanctuary often sees an influx in orphaned or injured baby animals brought in for treatment at the Australian Wildlife Health Centre.

At just seven months of age, a young Swamp Wallaby joey was found alive inside its mother’s pouch near Mount Evelyn by a passing motorist.

The mother had been hit by a passing car and did not survive.

The young joey, named Evelyn, was brought in to the Sanctuary and immediately treated for dehydration.

Luckily, Evelyn didn’t have any injuries.

But being a young joey, normally reliant on her mother, she would still require round-theclock care from her surrogate

THIS spring school holidays, Healesville Sanctuary is offering secondary school students the chance to become a vet for a day and work alongside the Sanctuary’s talented team of vets.

Every year, the Australian Wildlife Health Centre at Healesville Sanctuary treats over 1500 injured or orphaned wild animals.

You can help perform the daily duties alongside the vet team, including triage, diagnosis, health checks, rehabilitation and postmortem.

Students will assist in caring for the animals at the Sanctuary, as well as helping to treat the many injured wildlife brought to the Australian Wildlife Health Centre.

Bookings are essential because spaces are limited.

Simply call (03) 9340 2788 to reserve your place, or, for more information, head to zoo.org.au/Healesville/ whats-on/vet-for-a-day.

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Mr Little said the communication between the Cockett Group, UYRRCOM and DELWP had been fruitful and was excited to get the project construction started.

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The Crocket Group has remained committed to the Edgewater resort project and believes the benefits to the community of Warburton will be worth the wait.

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“Works to reinstate many of the external heritage features of the building including the original window framing have also been undertaken.”

Mr Little said the Crockett Group was still very much dedicated to the project and had some lease and licence issues to work through before major construction works could begin.

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THE committee and members of Warburton Valley Community Economic Development Association (CEDA) are dismayed with the ongoing delays to the development of the Edgewater Resort in Warburton.

Yarra Ranges Council confirmed the original planning permit for the development of the old Sanitarium factory in Warburton was issued in 2005 and current delays are out of their hands.

“The current application is an amendment to include additional conditions,” Ali Wastie, Director of Social and Economic Development at Yarra Ranges Council said.

“The proposal has already been approved. There are no requirements for council to work through, or relevant planning scheme permissions.”

CEDA President Peta Godenzi said the uncertainty in the community surrounding the resort’s development was making future planning for businesses difficult. “‘We need to be planning the future for all our businesses and an important part of this is having the right infrastructure for accommodation and tourism services in place,” she said.

“We have always considered the Edgewater development to be of primary importance to this bigger tourism picture but right now, our businesses and our people deserve to be kept better informed about this development.’

While the company in charge of the development of the resort, The Crockett Group, have not confirmed they will be holding any consultation meetings, they say works are moving forward.

Paul Little of Planning and Property Partners Pty Ltd, on behalf of the Crockett Group said while there had been delays to the major developments, restoration works were underway.

“Substantial restoration works have been undertaken to the original factory building including the complete replacement of the roof structure and material along with internal works

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EARLIER this year, I wrote to all three adjoining city council areas to Yarra Ranges Shire (Knox, Maroondah, Manningham) and urged them to give consideration to sharing in the recommended carving up and amalgamating parts of the shire.

This is so the 30 per cent of private land and two per cent of council land will be shared between Manningham, Maroondah and Knox councils; and the 68 per cent Crown land be transferred back to the State Government, together with most of the corporate department staff and share of other department staff.

In this scenario, no-one loses their job, but Crown land management cost and administration concerns will be shared by all of Victorians, not just Yarra Ranges Council.

Whole wards and sitting councillors would be transferred into the adjoining councils.

Assets would also be carved up according to a mixture of on a per capita and vicinity basis or those assets that are surplus to needs could be sold off and returned to ratepayers.

It is unfortunate that the Yarra Ranges Council will waste $25 million for the new council chambers.

The question of rising council taxes is of great concern to all ratepayers everywhere.

One of the councils I contacted advised their council would be considering the proposal, but I have not heard back from the others.

I urge you all to give serious consideration, as I will be pushing a reluctant LNP to revisit the question of amalgamations of inefficient councils.

While not all perfect, the adjoining councils are showing far more fiscal responsibility with council tax collections than Yarra Ranges Shire, unfortunately.

I will be asking council to identify all Crown land boundaries, which I assume is mostly in the O’Shanassy Ward and some in Ryrie Ward.

I represent a group of landholders who strongly object to the proposed Planning Amendments C148, as they affect Green Wedge Zoned land.

We will be presenting further proposals.

Gilbert Boffa, Yarra Glen.

Send your letters to: editor@mailnewsgroup.com.au First, racism is subjective.

It has no definite meaning beyond 51:26 of Australia’s Commonwealth Constitution, or when mimicking other nations such as the Unites States.

In Australia, if we vote, we are literally racist.

Let’s be objective.

A range of anti-discrimination laws cover the government system but rarely reach lower levels; thus, a range of policies such as reconciliation.

We are being educated in fundamental exchange relations.

Self-doubt deludes people into believing others are a threat, so the answer is education?

Education, however, is a waste without self-discipline.

So the answer is jobs?

The Aboriginal heritage of Victoria is the greatest untapped treasure of Australia but it is yet to yield, and therein is council’s greatest failure.

What a scam!

Council is yet to respond to the Victorian laws protecting the heritage in our district, so I am naturally suspicious about their current spin.

Did you know Mount Donna Buang was named by Simon Wonga in 1863 via Colonel Anderson’s nephew, Joseph Panton?

Or that the Dandenongs have a sacred relationship to fire and women?

Did you know that the Wurundjeri did count, and were among the most valued and skilled workers at Yering and other enterprises?

There was an Aboriginal Reserve at Woori Yallock, closed upon the gold rush?

Did you know that Simon Wonga was a very successful entrepreneur during the gold

rush, and Coranderrk was sustained on that cash income and not the funding of government - that was spent on public servants!

History repeats?

Forgive my cynicism.

Some of the local Kulin people are brilliant.

Wonga was one of Victoria’s greatest diplomats.

We should have had a Kulin Liaison at Council.

Why didn’t we?

Let’s not bury the strengths of our local traditional culture in yet another wave of low-level government spinning the latest fashions of exotica and be nice to the Indigenous as a solution to racism.

Ratepayers must hold council accountable.

Karen Grulke, Warburton.

Daffodil Day thanks I WISH to thank all the people of Healesville who supported the recent Daffodil Day Appeal.

The two stalls located in the Main Street, and at The Walk, raised $3100 towards cancer research.

Many of us have been affected personally by cancer, so it was humbling listening to people who are travelling this difficult journey; and for their carers who support loved ones and share the pain.

We also rejoiced with those in the community who have recovered from cancer.

My sincere thank you to the volunteers who gave so much of themselves, as well as their time to sell daffodils and merchandise.

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Calendar snappers

By Jesse Graham TALENTED Upper Yarra photographers will have their works presented in the Upper Yarra Community Enterprise’s annual calendar, with a record number of snappers putting their work forward.

The My Place, My Community photo competition saw 120 entries from photographers, capturing places and people from the Upper Yarra community for a chance at being featured in next year’s calendar.

The winners for the 2017 calendar were announced on Wednesday 7 September, at the Upper Yarra Arts Centre, with Angela Rivas taking out the Judges’ Choice award for her photo Burn Off Lil’ Joe. Community development worker Suyin Chan said there was a record number of entries, with a record 26 entries from people under 18 and a

third record of 1852 votes for the people’s choice award - which was won by John Bramley’s Lyrebird Display.

“We had a really diverse range of people this year, a lot of new people, which was great,” she said.

“I think why it’s appealing is because anybody can enter - you don’t have to be a professional photographer.

“It can be a photograph you’ve taken on one of your walks, or somewhere you’ve been in the Upper Yarra - that’s them saying, ‘This is what I like about my community’.”

Ms Chan said the 2017 calendar will be the fifth edition, and that it sells out “within two weeks”, despite thousands of copies being printed.

“You’ve got to get in early,” she said.

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Community development worker Suyin Chan, Judges' Choice winner Angela Rivas and judge Paul X Stoney at the My Place, My Community winner announcement.

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Entries to the photo competition will be on display at the Upper Yarra Arts Centre until 20 September.

TrailRider’s a trailblazer for some

By Derek Schlennstedt IT’S now easier than ever before to explore and discover the many walking trails that Warburton has to offer.

A new all-terrain wheelchair, aptly called the TrailRider lets residents and visitors of all abilities view and traverse the iconic region.

The trail rider is built to handle more rugged terrain, giving visitors and residents the ability to go on rougher tracks and experience steeper and longer trails, which on a regular wheelchair would not be possible.

As part of an initiative to give better access to visitors with physical disabilities, the Yarra Ranges Council and Parks Victoria purchased the all-terrain wheelchair.

Cliff Wise member of the Disability Advisory Committee has ridden in the TrailRider twice, and says Warburton is the perfect location for it.

“Warburton is a great location as it has a large variety of walks and a lot of walking trails, which are bril-

liant for this wheelchair, some of the trails you can’t access with a regular wheelchair,” Cliff said.

The TrailRider acts as a motorised wheelchair that requires a minimum of two operators or as they are called “sherpas.”

The “sherpas” assist the rider by pushing and pulling the wheelchair over rough terrain.

The innovative Wheelchair weighs 23kg and most importantly gives those with mobility difficulties the chance to access the great outdoors in a way that wasn’t possible beforehand.

With a cushioned seat and a relaxed seating position, the TrailRider gives riders a particularly comfortable ride.

“It’s very comfortable going down or up in rough terrain, I could quite comfortably go a long distance in it without becoming uncomfortable,” Cliff said.

The TrailRider gives people with mobility difficulties an equal opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors.

Geoff Vickers, executive officer of Warburton and Yarra Junction

Volunteer sherpas Dagmar Limp and Joseph Guthrie and Yarra Valley Council Disability Advisory Committee member Cliff Wise test out the new all-terrain wheelchair at Warburton. 159160 Picture: ANNA CHISHOLM Bendigo Community Bank was involved in the project, and said it was a great chance to give everyone, irrespective of their physical ability the chance to explore the area.

“Warburton’s got an extensive network of trails, which makes it a very attractive destination, and TrailRider means anybody is able to do that regardless of their physical capabilities,” he said.

Completely free, the TrailRider

can be hired at the Warburton Water Wheel in Warburton and picked up from the Warburton Holidays Park down the road.

Easy to use it can be folded up and placed easily in the back of the car for a day trip or overnight trip.

Access and inclusion co-ordinator for Parks Victoria John Kenwright said that people who suffered from mobility difficulties deserved the same experiences as anybody else.

“People with physical disabilities want the same experiences in nature as everybody else, they want to get out to wild places and the TrailRider allows that, “said John.

Member of the Disability Advisory Committee Cliff Wise who rode in the TrailRider said he can’t wait to have another go in the allterrain wheelchair over summer.

“I think it’s absolutely fantastic and I’m certainly keen to get back to Warburton and give it another go this summer,” Cliff said.

The TrailRider can be booked at the Warburton Waterwheel on 5966 9600

Paddlers set to make a splash

By Jesse Graham YARRA Valley children are being urged to get involved in water sports and use their local rivers, with a canoeing session coming up over the school holidays in Warburton.

A Paddle Power class will be held on 22 September, with three-

time Olympian and Melbourne Canoe Club coach Warwick Draper teaching children canoeing in the Yarra River.

The event will be held at the Warburton Caravan Park, and two sessions will be held, including one for children living with a disability.

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The session includes a canoe, life jacket, helmet and coaching, and runs for 90 minutes - entry is $20.

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POLICE are asking witnesses to come forward after an alleged road rage incident in Wandin North last week.

An altercation allegedly occurred on the Warburton Highway between a man and a woman, about 1.30pm on Thursday 8 September.

Police are investigating the incident, and anyone with information is asked to contact Senior Constable Fitzpatrick at Lilydale police, on 9739 2300.

Tool gives owner the slip LILYDALE police are asking the owner of a missing wrench to come forward, after it fell off the back of a ute in town last week.

A Snap On Impact Wrench fell off of a ute with an aluminium tray heading into the Cavehill Road industrial area from Maroondah Highway, on Wednesday 7 September.

Police posted on the Eyewatch - Yarra Ranges Police Service Area Facebook page searching for the owner, asking them to call Leading Senior Constable Richard Corrigan on 9739 2300.

POLICE are hunting a thief who made off with a mountain bike from outside a Lilydale gym last week.

Police on the Eyewatch - Yarra Ranges Police Service Area Facebook page said that, between 6pm and 7.30pm on Wednesday 7 September, a thief cut a chain off of a Giant Rincon mountain bike that was locked up outside Jetts Gym on Hutchinson Street, Lilydale.

Anyone who may have seen the theft is asked to call Constable Towns at Lilydale police, on 9739 2300.

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POLICE are on the hunt for a man who exposed himself to two women on the Warburton Trail late last month.

The first incident occurred about 9.15am on Sunday 21 August, when a woman walking on the Warburton Trail, near David Road in Lilydale, was approached by the man.

The man pulled down his tracksuit pants and exposed himself as he walked past the woman.

Detective Senior Constable Ross McDonald from Lilydale Crime Investigation Unit said the victim gave a detailed description of the offender.

“The victim described an unshaven Caucasian male of approximately 25 years of age with muscular athletic build, wearing a grey beanie and light grey tracksuit pants,” he said.

The second incident occurred about 8.15am on Sunday 28 August, also on the Warburton Trail, this time near the Mount Evelyn Skate Park.

The man exposed himself to a woman on a bicycle in the same manner as the previous incident, but this time from a distance of about two metres.

The victim described the offender as about 175cm tall with dark hair and a rough, unshaven appearance.

Police have released a digital composite of the man in the hope it leads to some one recognising him.

Det Sen Const McDonald said that while the victims were not a fault, everyone should be wary while in public places.

“All persons need to be vigilant when walking in public places and we urge people to be aware of their surrounds,” he said.

Anyone with any information about these incidents is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to submit a confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

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I am often asked the question regarding foster caring - ‘isn’t it too hard to give them up when it is time for an animal to be put up for adoption?’

Community Diary Springtime Dinner ONCE again the Care Group, on behalf of St Brigid’s Parish, is happy to be holding another fund-raiser for Fr Jackson and the orphans at Kariakomo Parish in Kenya. Friday 23 September at 6.30pm for a delicious chef prepared meal. Tickets $30 per person, BYO drinks, entertainment by Leah Marlowe and Rocky Road Singers. To Book call: Marie 5962 3794 or Irene 5962 4632.

Spring Welcome Celebration A SPECIAL labyrinth event on Sunday 18 September will celebrate and value refugees past and present. Meet at the Healesville Community Labyrinth, Railway Park at 1pm, followed by afternoon feast at 2.30 at Healesville Uniting Church and concert with Kavisha Mazzella and local supporting acts. Everyone welcome, free event. Info: facebook.com/Healesvillelab

Trivia Fun BADGER Creek Hall committee has all the questions, and the answers, to come up with a fun trivia fund-raiser. Make up a table, or take potluck and join a random team on Friday 7 October, for lots of fun and prizes. A great opportunity to see recent improvements to the hall and help raise funds for maintenance. Phone 5962 3639.

In some instances, a foster carer/ family may become very attached to an animal and decide to adopt it themselves, but in most instances the reward is knowing that their efforts in caring for an animal in need have paid off and the animal is ready for its new loving home.

And I can assure you that fostering can be very entertaining.

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Woori Yallock Township Action Group (WYTAG) ON behalf of the WYTAG, we are holding a community garage sale (our second for the year).

From 9am - 1pm at the WYTAG Reserve, corner of Healesville Road and Woori Court on Saturday 15 October. Stallholder bookings can be made at Woori Yallock Newsagency. Contact Nicky Kosterman 0400 203 389

VIEW Club THE Yarra Valley VIEW Club meeting and lunch at the Chirnside Park Country Club will be on Tuesday 27 September. Guest speaker, John Howell, author of “The Only Woman at Gallipoli�. Visitors are always welcome at our variety of social functions, but bookings are essential. Inquiries 0438 625 556 or 0409 403 968.

Healesville Primary 150 HEALESVILLE Primary School will celebrate its 150th birthday on Saturday 22 October 2016.

Save the date for a carnival-type celebration with historical elements and displays to be held at the school. Past and present students and staff are encouraged to attend. Anyone interested in having a stall is asked to contact 5962 4053 as soon as possible.

The Healesville Labyrinth will play host to a springtime welcoming ceremony. 67305 perfect time to learn more about foster care.

Register now for Anglicare’s next information session. Details: 1300 889 335 or anglicarevic. org.au/foster-caring

Music time JOIN Catherine Nolan for Sing A Song of Sixpence and Music Time at Healesville Uniting Church on Mondays at 11am or at Wandin Uniting Church on Wednesdays at 10am for a supportive, nurturing music/singing session with your children under five years. Ring Heather 5962 3031 or Karyn 5961 9353. All are welcome.

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Black Saturday medals

By Victoria Stone-Meadows SOME 50 staff members from VicForests have been awarded National Emergency Medals for their bravery in fighting the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires.

These medals recognise an individual’s commitment and service to their communities during a nationally significant disaster.

There are currently 33 employees at VicForests that are skilled in dealing with bushfires and they work closely with the CFA, DELWP and Parks Victoria to help minimise the risks that major bushfires pose.

Acting Deputy Chief Fire Officer at the Department of Environment Land Water and Planning (DELWP), Matt Potter, presented the medals and acknowledged the recipients for their bravery.

“The VicForests staff and contractors are not only skilled fire managers but they also bring with them exceptional safety practices and experience and knowledge of the forest they operate in every day in their jobs,” Mr Potter said.

“On behalf of DELWP, I would like to thank all VicForests employees for their contributions in the 2009 fires and for their ongoing commitment and support to bushfire management in Victoria,” he said.

CEO of VicForests Robert Green has praised all the staff members that put their community before their own lives that fateful summer seven years ago.

“These are highly-skilled, courageous men and women that often put their lives on the line during a bushfire,” he said.

“Our contractors also play a very critical role in these events by supplying vital equipment and invalu-

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VicForests staff members Kim Barned, Graeme Mitchell and Dane Carozzi with their awards. 159012 Picture: ROB CAREW able knowledge of Victoria’s forests.”

Jaala Pulford MP, Victorian Minister for Agriculture, wrote a heartfelt letter thanking VicForests for their bravery on that day.

“Thank you to all VicForests staff and their families,” the letter said.

“A long and intense fire season not only affects those with direct fire roles, but also those who maintain VicForests’ day to day operations.

My gratitude goes to all of you.”

The VicForests staff members,

past and present, that received a National Emergency Medal are: Paul Agterhuis, Jeremy Allen, James Anderson, Rebecca Bailey, Kim Barned, Judith Blakeney, Rhodey Bowman, Nicholas Bush, Peter Campbell, Dane Carozzi, Josh Chikuse, Marc Conte, Mark Crouch, Glenn Dooley, Patrick Dowling, Ben Drouyn, Peter Elms-Smith, Adam Green, Adam P. Green, Michael Hansby, Leigh Hender, Tom Hill, Peter Jenkins, Matthew Kavanagh, Darrul Kennedy, Ian King, Paul Kneale, Constatine Kontos, Mikhail Leikin, Jarrod Logue, Basil

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JUST weeks before the Yarra Ranges Council Elections, Mayor Jason Callanan has taken emergency sick leave to undergo surgery.

On Thursday 1 September, Cr Callanan’s wife Lisa took to his public Facebook pages to notify his followers that he had become ill.

“Cr Jason Callanan is on unexpected sick leave and will not be accessing this page for a couple of weeks,” the post said.

It is unclear what illness had befallen Cr Callanan with Yarra Ranges Council remaining tightlipped about his condition.

The Callanan family have requested privacy while Cr Callanan recovers, but Deputy Mayor Andrew Witlox thanked everyone for their concern.

“We ask that the privacy of Jason and his family be respected during this time to enable him to rest and recover.”

Yarra Ranges Council elections will take place in October this year, and Cr Witlox is confident Cr Callanan will have recovered by then.

“Jason will be able to confirm his intentions as a future candidate once nominations close on 20 September.”

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Take a stand for council

By Jesse Graham

Katrina Reynolds, General Manager of Yarra Valley Estate.

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By Victoria Stone-Meadows YARRA Valley Estate has been nominated for the Premier’s Sustainability Award for their latest environmental project.

The Premier’s Sustainability Award is given to people or businesses that promote a low-carbon future through practices, projects and community engagement.

The event and function centre in Dixons Creek won the award last year and are excited to be nominated again.

The project that got them the nomination this year is a permaculture edible forest that has been built by staff at the centre as well as volunteers from the community.

Yarra Valley Estate General Manager Katrina Reynolds said a lot of hard work had gone into the project and said being nominated for the award was a great success.

“We are hopeful all our hard work and dedication will be validated with this award,” she said.

The edible forest project is a roughly one-acre patch of the estate’s grounds that has different sections for varying types of edible plants.

“We have designed and constructed the forest with areas such as tea, barriers, sensory plants, wetlands, woodlands, Aussie bush tucker,” Ms Reynolds said.

“It is open to the public and the community and is a great way for us to engage the community with the venue that is only really open for functions and events.”

The project began in October 2015 and with the help of volunteers from Billanook College and Dixons Creek Landcare group, there are already about 1000 established edible plants.

“Every plant in the forest is edible or medicinal and every part of the plant is used,” Ms Reynolds said.

Sustainability and environmentally friendly practises are a core focus for Yarra Valley Estate and the business is dedicated to continuing the growth of the edible forest.

“Hopefully, in about four or five years we will have a large forest with a harvest in the summer and all items being used by our kitchen and the community with constant recycling and repurposing,” Ms Reynolds said.

When announcing the finalists for the award Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change Lily D’Ambrosio said she was pleased to see Victorian businesses working for the environment.

“I congratulate each finalist for their exemplary work to mitigate the impact of climate change and to reducing emissions,” she said.

“It’s great to see such ingenuity and innovation in the way Victorians approach sustainability.”

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WITH only one month left to the Yarra Ranges Council’s elections, it’s time for potential candidates to consider throwing their hat into the ring.

The council’s election will be held from Tuesday, 4 October to Saturday, 21 October, and residents will choose their ward councillor to represent them for the coming four years.

Those wishing to stand up as a councillor must nominate by noon on nomination day, 32 days before the election, and pay a $250 fee to the Victorian Electoral Commission.

Yarra Ranges mayor Jason Callanan told the Mail earlier in the year that one of the most important things a candidate should have before starting is support - whether it be from family or friends around them.

“If you don’t have family support in this, there’s no point doing it,” he said.

“You don’t have that backing behind you, the four years will be very hard for you.”

Cr Callanan said that potential candidates should be prepared to spend 20-30 hours per week on their work as a councillor if elected.

“It’s not a part-time, recreational job,” he said.

“My advice is that if you haven’t done any type of board experience in the past, go and do some of that.

“You don’t have to be politically savvy in this job ... you just need to know how it works in there, how it works in that council room.”

Cr Callanan said candidates should seek advice during their campaign, and that he had started from scratch with his, running a letter drop from the back of his family car - and falling out once along the way.

“I had no idea - it was a real unknown, of ‘How do you do this?” he said.

“I guess I was a bit lucky, that I had a few people that I could turn to, to find out some advice.

“Don’t be too proud to ask lots of questions.”

He said that he had campaigned on roads, planning reform and projects that would impact families, such as playgrounds, footpaths and health.

Though he said councillors are “loaded” with information once they are elected, he said sticking to the issues that dominated the campaign was a good start.

“Some simple advice they gave me when I was about three, four weeks in by officers was, ‘What did you campaign for? Just stick to that, and work on that area ... the rest will follow after that’,” Cr Callanan said.

Looking at the end of his first term in council, Cr Callanan said there had been “significant inroads” with planning, with the planning department merged with others, and that work had been done to get the council prepared for the State Government’s rate capping.

“Hearing from Len Cox, who’s been in this game for years, saying this is the best budget he’s ever seen goes to show that the work that this council has put in to reduce those rates,” he said.

He said the focus of his re-election campaign will be on fixing roads, using his knowledge from his time in council.

The $250 candidacy fee is refunded if the candidate is elected, or receives four per cent or more of first preference votes.

Nominations for the Yarra Ranges Council election must be made in person at the VEC election office at Healesville’s Community Link, 110 River Street, and open at 9am on Thursday, 15 September.

Nominations close at noon on Tuesday, 20 September.

Ballot forms will be sent to all enrolled voters between 4-6 October, and must be returned before 6pm on Friday, 21 October.

For more information about standing for council, visit www.vec.vic.gov.au, or www.standforcouncil.com.au

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MP speaks out

By Jesse Graham

Jamie prepares for her head shave with Mocha and Lime's Callum Roberts and Healesville Picture: ROB CAREW Community Bank's Rebecca Parson. 159040

Chopped off for cancer tion of the disease.

In February she continued to inspire, walking 42 kilometres on the Warburton rail trail with friends and supporters, raising more than $12,000.

Mocha and Lime cafe and the Healesville Bendigo Community Bank are getting behind Jaimee’s efforts to smash her personal goal of raising $2000 for the cause.

Mocha and Lime in Green Street is hosting the event, starting at 11.30am, where Ms Contarino will be guest speaker.

Jaimee has been collecting prizes for a raffle on the day and is inviting people to join her as she trades her locks to make a difference.

“I am hoping to get a lot of

people along on the day to help me reach my goal and to meet Ms Contarino and hear her story,” she said.

“Every donation, no matter how small, gets us one step closer to a cure.”

Donations can be made through www.mycause.com. au, search Jaimee Petersen and click the link ‘Off come the locks’.

Donation tins are also available at the Healesville Community Bank and at Mocha and Lime.

Anyone who would like to donate a prize for the raffle can contact Jaimee on 0407 384 658 or email Jaimee_petersen@hotmail.com.

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FORMER Healesville High School student, Jaimee Petersen is urging others to join her in raising awareness and money for research into ovarian cancer.

The 21-year-old will chop off her long blonde locks on Sunday, 18 September, for a cause she says has touched her.

“This is a cause that is very close to my heart,” she said.

Her former teacher, Sue Contarino, was diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer three years ago.

“She continuously supported me and inspired me,” she said of Ms Contarino who has bravely campaigned herself to raise awareness and money to fund research into early detec-

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member for the Casey electorate and would continue to travel back and forth between his home in the area and Parliament.

“Unlike speakers overseas, I don’t live in the Parliament,” he said.

“As a local member, I’m really acting the same as a backbench Member of Parliament in pretty much every respect - if I was a minister, I’d be needing to travel right around the country to each state a lot more.

“My ability to advocate on behalf of the electorate is just as strong as it’s always been.”

It was an interesting first week of Parliament for Mr Smith as Speaker, with the Coalition losing votes on in the House of Representatives on Thursday 1 September after ministers left for the day, leav-

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A Coalition MP, Mr Smith used his casting vote as speaker to allow debate to continue which he said comes from tradition.

“There are various principles that have been established throughout history on how a Speaker should use a casting vote ... and the principle in a tied vote, if it’s tied, there’s obviously not a majority to shut down debate,” he said.

“The Speaker should use their vote to allow debate to continue - that’s what I did.”

He said legislation to protect emergency services workers, proposed by Mr Turnbull in regards to the CFA and the Victorian Government’s EBA dispute, was introduced to Parliament on 31 August.

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CASEY MP Tony Smith will sit in the Parliamentary Speaker’s chair until 2019, after being reelected to the role unopposed late last month.

On Tuesday 30 August, the first sitting day of the new Parliament, Mr Smith was reappointed to the role of Speaker of the House of Representatives in Canberra.

He was nominated for the role by Deakin MP Michael Sukkar, and seconded by Robertson MP Lucy Wicks and was escorted to the chair after no other nominations were put forward.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull congratulated Mr Smith on his “re-elevation” to the role, after being elected as speaker last year.

“You have conducted this vitally important office with elegance, intellect, dignity, charm and impartiality,” he said.

“This is a very robust chamber, as we all know, and sometimes in question time even people that are naturally very reasonable will become unreasonable and even intemperate.

“But you, sir, have risen above that, and you project a calm that reflects so well on our house and so well on our democracy.”

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten, Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce, Deputy Opposition Leader Tanya Plibersek and Leader of the House Christopher Pyne all gave congratulations speeches to Mr Smith.

He told the Mail that he was still “first and foremost” the

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Who doesn’t love taking in glorious summer weather?

If you are looking for a way to combine the two, then the markets in the area are what you want.

The best place to find that unique and affordable gift and to experience the wonderful nature of the locals is at the many markets around the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges.

From craft markets where local craftspeople and artisans have the widest ranges of wares to farmers markets where the best of local produce is up for grabs.

Markets around the Yarra Valley are an institution that locals and tourists alike populate on weekends and weekdays.

You are guaranteed to find what you are looking for and much more at any of the markets you visit and you have so many to choose the only question you need to ask is ‘where do we start?’

There are so many options, too, in the Yarra Valley.

Included among these are the Healesville’s River Street Market (first Sunday of the month) - 8pm to 2pm - at the River Street Car Park in Healesville.

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the Lilydale Farmers Produce Market (first Sunday of the month) - 8am to 1pm. Bellbird - Bellbird Park (next to Lilydale Lake).

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By Jesse Graham MUSIC and gin lovers will unite in Healesville later this month, when the Australian String Quartet performs in the intimate space of the Four Pillars Distillery.

From 7pm on Sunday, 25 September, the quartet will perform pieces in the distillery as part of Close Quarters - performing classical music in an intimate space.

Co-founder of Four Pillars Matt Jones said he approached the quartet for the show after meeting them last year.

He said the quartet wanted to play in a chamber music style, where performances were held in small and intimate spaces.

“It was music performed in really intimate spaces and really close, so you can really feel the music being played in the room,” Mr Jones said.

“They loved the idea of bringing that intimacy back into the performances.

“They were always looking out for cool, different places - at the time, we were literally just getting around to opening up the distillery in Healesville. It just seemed like a really, really natural fit.”

The performance will run through until 9pm, and the distillery will have room for

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The Australian String Quartet will perform at Four Pillars on Picture: CONTRIBUTED 25 September. 159102 70 attendees. Mr Jones said the distillery would be open late and visitors would be able to have a chat to the distillers and possibly the musicians while enjoying a drink.

“If this goes well, having different styles of music going on in the venue and letting people

enjoy a drink with something different going on in the background is something we’d like to be doing more of,” he said.

Tickets to the show are $25 at the door, 2A Old Lilydale Road, Healesville, or at www. trybooking.com/MUSJ.

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BUDDING Upper Yarra artists are being called on to capture a face from their community for an inaugural portraiture exhibition in Warburton.

Face2Face is an exhibition being run from the end of October to the end of November, where paintings, drawings and collages of people from the Upper Yarra area will be displayed in shop windows in Warburton.

Upper Yarra Community Enterprise community development worker Suyin Chan said that participants had to fill out a registration form and pay a $5 entry fee, and would receive a canvas from the Waterwheel Information Centre.

From there, artists will have until 20 October to complete their portrait and write a short

piece about them - at the end of the month, all the entries will be hung throughout town.

“It’s based on Not the Archies, over in Healesville,” Ms Chan said.

“We’re just doing pretty much the same format - we’re saying paint someone that you admire, or someone in the community you have respect for.

“We’re just going to display them - there’re no prizes, there’s no judging or anything like that.

It’s just fun to have a street exhibition.”

The Upper Yarra Community Enterprise is supporting the exhibition, and Ms Chan said most of the shops in town had agreed to display the portraits.

“Virtually every shop has come on board with it, which his great,” she said.

“So that helps to encourage participation ... but also, hopefully, it’ll draw people into the shops as well.”

She said she hoped to get 100 entries in the exhibition, and that while the exhibition is focused on the Upper Yarra, people with a connection to the area painting a local will be accepted.

“If you live in the area, great, or if you have an association with the area, great - or a portrait of someone in the area,” Ms Chan said.

“It’s the first time we’re trying it here - we don’t know what response we’ll get, but we hope it’ll be a good one and we can continue doing it every year.”

For more information, call 5966 9028 or email face2facewarburton@gmail.com

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The characters are welldeveloped, the dialogue feels natural and there is enough nuance for you to reasonably sympathise and side with either the robbers or the Blind Man. Lang is terrifying as the Blind Man. With a formidable, prowling presence, the Blind Man is deadly despite his blindness, and possesses a distinct advantage on his home turf.

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While Don’t Breathe’s cinematography is starkly beautiful, director Fede Alvarez makes evocative, masterful use of eerie sound effects, plot-important objects and set geography - which all relate to senses the Blind Man still has - to fully immerse us in the claustrophobic setting and ramp up the suspense.

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The property is in Louis Avenue, but also adjoins Andersons Avenue, and has a combination of grassed areas, treed areas, tree ferns and a selection of shadehouses and greenhouses for the gardener.

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MCMAHONS CREEK

NEAT and tidy on a fantastic block of about 1100 square metres, this delightful home is located on a quiet road 15-20 minutes drive from the township of Warburton.

Inside there are three good size bedrooms, comfortable lounge with a cosy wood heater and a lovely kitchen and dining area.

There is a generous sized laundry and a family bathroom with separate toilet.

The property is fully fenced with the front and back yard fenced in between.

The single carport is large enough to include space to store wood for the fire.

Mostly flat, the yard provides an (almost) blank canvas for the next owner to come along and make it their own.

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HEALESVILLE

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Discover What Lies Behind the Picket Fence

Take advantage of this opportunity to buy a brand new spacious 3 bedroom townhouse with ensuite set at the rear of a 2 lot subdivision handy to shops and transport. The large open plan tiled living space has plenty of room for a large lounge suite and dining table. The kitchen features lots of bench space, gas cooktop, electric oven and dishwasher. Natural gas ducted heating, double carport, and water tank linked to toilets and laundry are also included. Brand new for you!

METHOD PRICE $470,000 - $490,000 INSPECT Sat 17th Sept 11-11.30am Photo ID required CONTACT Jenny Webb 0419 892 371 HEALESVILLE OFFICE 5962 1700

With character of yesteryear and the convenience of modern day this well presented 2 bedroom home combines both. Classic weatherboards on the exterior, polished timber floors, double glazed windows, gas ducted heating, and a formal entry leading to the light bright open plan living at the rear are just some of its features. Low maintenance with an entertainment deck, this is a must see if you are looking to downsize or for an investment opportunity within walking distance to shops and transport.

METHOD PRICE $360,000 plus INSPECT By appointment Photo ID required CONTACT Peter Nunn 0417 502 669 HEALESVILLE OFFICE 5962 1700

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Set on over 1 acre with sweeping views towards township mountains, Hillside Lodge is a beautiful character home which still retains its period charm with high ceilings, plate shelves around the walls, leadlight panels in the front entry, and open fireplaces. Other features include spacious light rooms, country style kitchen, renovated bathroom, covered verandah and well established trees, rhododendrons and camellias plus a variety of wildlife. Walking to Yarra River and Warburton township.

METHOD PRICE $400,000 plus INSPECT Sat 17th Sept 1.30-2pm Photo ID required CONTACT Peter Nunn 0417 502 669 WOORI YALLOCK OFFICE 5964 7344

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Handy to Shops, Transport and Trail Situated toward the end of the street among similar quality properties, this lovely 2 bedroom brick veneer house on its own title (no owners corporation) offers open plan living on a compact block approx. 304sqm. The lock up garage has internal access to the house, both bedrooms have built in robes, and the spacious lounge/dining area adjoining the kitchen has easy access to a covered deck. Suitable for downsizing, as a irst home or for your investment portfolio.

METHOD PRICE $350,000 - $375,000 INSPECT By appointment Photo ID required CONTACT Jenny Webb 0419 892 371 WOORI YALLOCK OFFICE 5964 7344

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Lovely First Home or Country Retreat

Fabulous Farmland and Mountain Views

Set on a no through road, this lovely open plan home could make a great retreat or first home. The deck accessed from the living area overlooks the generous rear yard of the approx 1090sqm gently sloping block, and leads to an entertaining area. The master bedroom has an ensuite with large shower. The layout has the flexibility to use one of the bedrooms as a study or extra living space if you don’t need it as the third bedroom.

This surprise package provides little clue of its many features from the street. Four bedrooms, renovated ensuite and kitchen, natural gas ducted heating, covered entertaining area plus big deck with wonderful views, and a block approx. 1000sqm all await you. There is off street parking and a double garage size building which could be useful for hobby or storage area. Situated away from the main estate, but still handy to transport and shops, this brick veneer home is ready for its next family.

METHOD PRICE $470,000 - $490,000 INSPECT By appointment Photo ID required CONTACT Jenny Webb 0419 892 371 WOORI YALLOCK OFFICE 5964 7344

METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

$360,000 - $380,000 By appointment Photo ID required Jenny Webb 0419 892 371 WOORI YALLOCK OFFICE 5964 7344

WOORI YALLOCK 1605 Warburton Highway 5964 7344 HEALESVILLE

292 Maroondah Highway 5962 1700

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8 Hooks Rd Warburton

$400,000 - $440,000

1/4 Douglas Pde Yarra Junction

$440,000 - $480,000

Luxury Living with Fabulous Views!

Tree change close to shops and transport!

As soon as you step into this home you see class at every turn! Comprising of 4 bedrooms, master with full ensuite with deluxe double shower & WIR. The open plan kitchen/living area look out to your northerly views that need to be seen to be believed! The new kitchen is to die for with Granite bench tops and Miele appliances. Outside the gardening and landscaping has been thoroughly thought out with fruit trees and veggie gardens that are bathed in north facing sunshine.

This 3 bedroom home amongst the trees is close enough to walk to the shops and everything that the township offers! Set on just over 1/4 of an acre this home has such a beautiful outlook it needs to be seen to be believed! The main living consists of kitchen, meals and living area that is open and spacious, with lovely wood heater, cathedral ceilings & upstairs loft master bedroom big and spacious and separated from the rest of the home this is the ideal parents retreat.

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 12:00-12:30pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 2:00-2:30pm (Photo ID Required)

7-9 Station Rd Wesburn

$420,000 - $475,000

BIG living on BIG block for your growing family!

Consisting of 5 beds, 2 baths, 2 big living areas, with plenty of storage room.

The Tassie Oak timber country kitchen has a breakfast bar/servery, double sink & plenty of bench space & walk in pantry! Huge family room big enough for those sleep overs with hours of video game entertainment! The other living area is on the other side so you wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be distracted by the noise the kids are making! Bedrooms are all leading off the main living areas, including the family bathroom. Outside you will ind a big outdoor undercover entertaining area that you can enjoy all year round while watching the kids play on the grass or in the pool nearby! Good shedding for storage with concrete loor and power as well as more land behind thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s separated to make a chook pen and big veggie garden. Extras include GDH, wood heater, aircon, ceiling fans, solar hot water & much more!!

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 1:00-1:30pm (Photo ID Required)

4 Whitegum Dr East Warburton

$360,000 - $400,000

Yarra Junction

$500,000 - $550,000

Character Mudbrick family Home

Stunning Near New Home with Amazing Views

Nestled in a quiet yet convenient location is this well maintained mud brick home set on just over three quarters of an acre of near lat usable space. Inside enjoy the warmth of this cosy home, 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite and WIR. High cathedral ceilings are a feature throughout, giving a great sense of space, a mezzanine level is very versatile either to extend to your living space, study or extra bedroom, timber kitchen with lots of cupboard & bench space.

Immaculate in every sense of the word is this gorgeous family home with absolutely nothing left to do.

This home captures stunning mountain views and provides a study plus 3 excellent sized bedrooms, large ensuite and walk in robe and windows overlooking one of the two outdoor living zones. The creature comforts are covered with ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ceiling fans and well appointed kitchen. Externally you will be pleased to ind a double lock up garage, extra carport, extra parking for the caravan, two decked outdoor entertaining areas.

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)

Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

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David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

2457 Warburton Hwy, Yarra Junction

Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years

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3407 Warburton Hwy, Warburton

Carly James Property Manager

Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

Cassandra Darwall Property Management

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1 Clarke Ave Warburton

$390,000 - $440,000

The Ridge - Warburton Charm and Character This character home has been lovingly maintained by its present owners for the last 27 years & is one of those properties that is original and very rare.

With superb north facing views of the mountains the home features high ceilings, a delightful living zone with wood heater & open ire, ornate plaster work & quality stained timber woodwork throughout. The main living area overlooks an outdoor dining /verandah area, 3 good sized beds provide space for the family, & as an added bonus there is a brilliant loft space for extra bed accom or the secret hideaway. On a large block of 2492sqm & over many years the mature garden has been carefully designed to offer max privacy together with a colourful variety of oak trees, azaleas, camellias & rhododendrons. This is a true Warburton home in a wonderful setting & well worthy of your inspection.

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Sat 12:30-1:00pm (Photo ID Required)

McMahons Creek

$50,000 plus

21 Hilltop Crt Yarra Junction

$310,000 - $340,000

Almost an Acre – 4 Titles

Just what you’ve been looking for

A great spot for that weekend getaway or retirement haven. Almost an acre of light bush with some cleared areas where you could build that rustic getaway cabin, just a short stroll to the nearby creek and local pub. Power is available from the street and it’s only a short drive to the Warburton Township.

This low maintenance 2 bedroom home offers plenty of space inside and out and even room for a caravan or boat to be securely parked. Inside the open plan layout is light & bright with north facing living area and good sized kitchen with plenty of bench space. Outside is a private sunny deck and garden shed. Extras include a carport, slow combustion wood heater, dishwasher and much more. Inspect now, great irst home or investment!

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513

3/4 Douglas Pde Yarra Junction

$630,000 - $690,000

One for the big family Boasting 6 bedrooms, two with ensuites, and set on an acre of land in a secluded position yet just a few minutes to Yarra Junctions shops, schools & sporting facilities. Ideally planned for the large or blended family there’s living spaces at both ends of the home with veranda access, timber loors, reverse cycle air conditioners and all 6 bedrooms are spacious and offer ample storage. Tucked away in a sought after area the land offers space for the kids to run around and explore without leaving your property. Beautifully itted out the kitchen offers plenty of cupboards space, induction cooking, dishwasher; all three bathrooms are of high quality with baths in two of them.

Extras include slow combustion wood heater, solar panels, mains water plus tank, gas ducted heating and much more. Just a great home for the whole family to enjoy and grow.

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 1:00-1:30pm (Photo ID Required)

Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

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David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

2457 Warburton Hwy, Yarra Junction

Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years

5966 2530

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Carly James Property Manager

Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

Cassandra Darwall Property Management

5964 2277 569 Warburton Hwy, Seville

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A Rare Find, Dress Circle Location Beautiful home set in the highly sought after Surrey Road on 1239m2 approx. Freshly painted inside & out, with new loor coverings & drapes and wonderfully landscaped, the split level designed home comprises 3 great sized bedrooms, master complete with new ensuite, good size updated family bathroom, new kitchen with stainless steel appliances and breakfast bar. The meals area adjoins the kitchen, perfect for entertaining & the split level design gives it a great open plan feel. The sunken lounge has soaring cathedral ceilings, wood heating, air conditioning & sliding doors leading out to full length back verandah overlooking the rear yard. Outside there is a lovely established garden, loads of of street car parking including secured garage & all within walking distance to bus stops, gorgeous Yarra River, Warburton Golf Club, Aqueduct Walking Trail and Warburton Rail Trail.

FOR SALE $410,000 Plus LAND 1239m2 INSPECT Saturday 17 September 1-1.30pm or by appointment

FOR SALE

7 riverside Drive, Warburton

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Set on a large near level block Loungeroom with gas heating & a split system unit Ornate cornices & ofers a neat & tidy kitchen Lock up garage with power, concrete loor & roller door Located close to the township, river, local primary school & kindergarten

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Yarra Valley 60 Madeley Road, Wesburn

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Whether you are looking for your irst home or looking to downsize this could be the home for you. Wonderfully cared for with nothing to do but move in and enjoy this home boasts loads of features including; 3 bedrooms & 1 bathroom Living room with polished loors & wood heating. Meals area adjoining kitchen complete with new oven and dishwasher Great entertaining area with wonderful views to Mt Little Joe perfect for the summer BBQ. Freshly painted inside and out, new loor coverings, natural gas ducted heating, double carport & loads of under house storage. Situated on a corner block of 666m2 there is plenty of room for kids to play, a secure yard for pets & a lovely established garden.

Within walking distance to bus stops, Millgrove Village shops, Primary School, Warburton Rail Trail & Yarra River

FoR SaLE $1,400,000 Plus LaND 40 acres approx.

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15 acres (app) opposite the Yarra River

• Ofers an exclusive location with mountain views • Spacious kitchen with plenty of cupboard space, electric oven, gas hotplates & walk in pantry • Master bedroom with ensuite & walk in robe • Undercover entertaining deck • Over-sized double lock up garage

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31a Gifords Road, Warburton

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Character Home, Heart of Town Open plan living & meals area Wood heating, high ceilings & stunning timber loors Fantastic mountain views perfect for the summer BBQ Over a dozen fruit trees & greenhouse/potting shed Close to Warburton Township, Cafes & Warburton Recreation Reserve

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1 Brisbane Hill Road, Warburton

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Your luxury lifestyle awaits in this brand new brick home only moments to town. Perfectly designed with easy care landscaped gardens, this home is just waiting to impress the most astute buyer.The gleaming timber loors welcome you inside to this immaculate interior, showcasing a crisp neutral colour palette and lowing single level design. Imagine cooking for guests in the open kitchen/ dining zone on quality Miele stainless steel appliances with glass splashback and stone benchtops. Featuring generous sized bedrooms including the master that showcases a stylish ensuite and WIR and BIR for the 2 remaining bedrooms, plus gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling and double lock up garage with internal access.The timing is right - inspect today!

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So Many Options!

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If you’re looking for a solid investment property or irst home without breaking the bank, then look no further! This neat 2 bedroom brick unit sits just minutes from Healesville’s vibrant main street in a quiet and friendly complex.

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The home features spacious bedrooms with BIR’s, 2 Split system air conditioners, central bathroom with ensuite effect, large open living area, separate dining area, spacious kitchen, rustic undercover entertaining area, single lock-up garage and low maintenance courtyard garden.

To discover the full potential this great property offers call Gary today!

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Very rarely do homes of this calibre in one of Healesville’s most desirable locations become available for sale.The sense of quality is evident the moment you walk in Showcasing a spacious master bedroom with a stylish ensuite and WIR, plus 3 additional bedrooms all with WIR’s serviced by a large family bathroom, with a formal lounge and open plan kitchen, dining and second living area featuring stunning views across the neighboring 35 acres of farmland.

With GDH, SS heating & cooling plus tinted windows throughout the home will assure your comfort all year round. Entertaining will be a delight from the undercover area which overlooks the low maintenance gardens, as well as the horses on the 35 acres with views to the distant hills. Featuring a double garage with internal access plus enough parking for either the caravan, boat or trailer.

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Every once in a while a home comes onto the market that will spark the interest of many buyers. Overlooking the expansive park lands of Maroondah Dam, this provides an amazing sense of space & privacy while the abundance of birdlife is fantastic.The charm & character of the home is evident from the moment you walk in, from the high ceilings, natural timbers, large living areas & GDH keeping you comfortable in those cooler times. Comprising 3 bedrooms with BIR’s & a WIR & ensuite to the master, spacious kitchen & separate dining with doors leading out to the entertaining deck, which overlooks the enormous back yard.With a large carport plus a studio/w’shop that would suit a budding artist or keen gardener, there is something for everyone. Ideally located in a quiet no through road within walking distance to town.

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MARYSVILLE ASKING ABOVE $349,000 HEALESVILLE 3/13 STeel ST 1092 BUXTON-MARYSVILLE RD

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ANTED W R E H ANOT Rustic Riverfront Renovator!

Perfectly positioned to enjoy the view across the beautiful pastureland that fronts the Steavenson River, you will discover this rustic cedar home. Ideal for someone wanting a project, the home offers so much potential if you have the imagination and the skills.The property also showcases a fantastic 3 bay workshop that would impress any tradesman and is complete with 3 phase power, office, hoist and lighting, while the mature gardens feature a stunning variety of exotic trees and plants, plus approximately 1 1/2 acres of fully fenced cleared land that would be perfect for horses.Also boasting a rare commodity of approx. 1 acre of prime river reserve that is very unique to this property.

All this located only a short walk to the bustling Marysville town centre, so if you’re wanting a project or weekender then this one is for you. Call Gary today.

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Affordable Retirement Griffin Park Village is situated in a quiet street only a short distance to the vibrant town centre of Healesville. Community living, privacy and security are just some of the benefits that village living offers you.The village hall is well appointed and offers a space for the residents of the village to enjoy a multitude of activities including cards, darts, BBQ’s and other functions.This immaculate 2 bedroom unit features neutral decor throughout, gas heating, reverse cycle spit system air conditioning, gas cooking, gas hot water, solar power and much more easy low maintenance living.

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Sure to entice irst home buyers, downsizers and investors alike, this beautifully renovated home exudes character, charm & easy-care convenience. Ideally located in an elevated position, with service road access & within walking distance to town, schools & public transport, this home demands your attention.The sense of space & style is evident upon walking into the main living area with the bright natural light, through to the well-appointed family kitchen. Showcasing a spacious master bedroom with stylish ensuite & WIR & BIR’s for the 2 remaining bedrooms plus a modern family bathroom.With a separate dining area plus a second lounge featuring French doors leading out to the secure private courtyard which is ideal for entertaining family & friends.

Only with an inspection can you fully appreciated this beautiful home.

INSPECT

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Attention all home builders.We now have this beautiful parcel of vacant land of approx. 1029m2, just waiting for you to start building your dream home (STCA).

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INSPECT

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Offering service road access with a concrete driveway and services to the front of the property, while still being set in a commanding position to capture the stunning views across to the distant hills.

All this is on offer only a short distance from Yarra Junctions bustling town centre, schools and transport. Land this rare won’t last long so call today!

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When Bloods battle

By Cameron Hutchison IN the battle of the Bloods, it was Olinda Ferny Creek which emerged victorious, earning the chance to claim a Division 1 premiership after disposing of Healesville in a scrappy encounter.

Subsequently, Healesville and Wandin will fight it out next week for the right to challenge Olinda Ferny Creek in the decider.

Meanwhile, it’s grand final time for Division 2 next Saturday, 17 September, at Yarra Glen Football Ground, while Division 1 preliminary finals will be held at Healesville (Don Road Complex) on Sunday 18 September.

For game times and more details, visit www.aflyarraranges.com.au.

FOOTBALL Division 1 Seniors Semi-Final 2 Olinda Ferny Creek 13.20(95) d Healesville 8.8(56) Healesville will face off against Wandin again next week in a lastchance preliminary final after what would have been a disappointing loss.

Healesville were in touch early, but Olinda led by seven points at quarter time. Indirect kicking was the order of the day in the second quarter with Olinda kicking 4.5 to Healesville’s 3.2 to have a 16-point lead at halftime. Despite both teams unable to find their kicking boots in the second quarter, Olinda were able to take control of the match, kicking four goals to Healesville’s two to put the game out of Healesville’s reach. Indirect kicking was again on display in the fourth quarter which saw Olinda kick 2.6.

However, Olinda were able to hold Healesville to 1.2 to secure an impressive 42-point win.

Olinda Ferny Creek Best: D. Rohrmann (2 goals), M. Wright, O. Millwood, P. Rosier (2 goals), D. Wilson (1 goal), M. Hottes.

Healesville Best: L. Daly, P. MacFarlane (2 goals), N. Aldridge, T. Costigan, B. Murphy, A. Hamer.

Semi-Final 1 Wandin 13.10(88) d Woori Yallock 7.13(55) Wandin have come from behind to book themselves a berth in a preliminary final and said goodbye to Woori Yallock for the year. In a tight first quarter, Woori Yallock where able to take a slim three-point lead at quarter time. The Tigers were able to increase their lead in the second quarter, kicking 2.1 to Wandin’s 1.4 to hold a six-point lead heading into half-time.

Wandin were able to find their feet in the third quarter, kicking 5.1 to Woori Yallock’s 2.4, with R. Wilson and J. Taylor breaking free and their team holding a nine-point lead heading into the last quarter. Wandin continued to hold the ascendancy in the last quarter, kicking 5.4 to Woori Yallock’s 1.4 to come away with a 30-point win.

Wandin Best: R. Ross, B. Harvey, M. Polkinghorne, J. Taylor (5 goals), J. Smith, J. Myers.

Woori Yallock Best: J. Coombs, T. Anderson, C. Smedley, R. Allen, H. Smith, D. Ryan.

Division 1 Reserves Semi-Final 2 Olinda Ferny Creek 16.12(108) d

Kinglake celebrate earning a spot in the decider. 159195 Healesville 4.6(30) Olinda Ferny Creek Best: D. Stevens, T. Millwood, C. Brown (2 goals), E. Greenall, G. Stevens (2 goals), C. Darling.

Healesville Best: B. Wright, M. Hay, G. Mason, J. Clark, L. Oliver, R. Carruthers.

Semi-Final 1 Mount Evelyn 9.3(57) d Wandin 7.8(50) Mount Evelyn Best: J. Barden (1 goal), D. Wootton, M. Sheehan, J. Fellows, J. Grimwood, S. Harrod.

Wandin Best: D. Wilson (1 goal), A. Wisby, C. Foley, L. Jones, A. Young, P. Hodgett (3 goals).

Under 18 Semi-Final 1 Upwey Tecoma 10.12(72) d Woori Yallock-Powelltown 7.5(47) Upwey Tecoma Best: M. Flynn, H. Stanley (3 goals), B. Oates, B. Watson (1 goal), C. Sweeney, J. Hannagan.

Woori Yallock-Powelltown Best: S. Burnside, A. Closter, M. Arnold, L. Amarant, J. Smith (2 goals), R. Ashby.

Semi-Final 2 Emerald 13.9(87) d MonbulkSeville 8.4(52) Emerald Best: L. Hancock-Wolfe, B. Jennings-Allen, J. Rak (2 goals), H. Emmett (1 goal), T. Wills, H. Dousset.

Monbulk-Seville Best: J. Volta, C. Roma (1 goal), L. Sheppard (4 goals), T. Thomsen, K. Jordan-Hill, M. Thomas (1 goal).

NETBALL Division 1 A Grade Semi-Final 2 Olinda Ferny Creek 51 d Wandin 47 Olinda Ferny Creek Best: Tamara

Luke, Ashlee Howard (22 goals), Melanie Van Diemen.

Wandin Best: Gabrielle Sinclair (32 goals), Leah Reilly, Tayissa Coppinger.

Semi-Final 1 Woori Yallock 81 d Belgrave 63 Woori Yallock Best: Sarah Hogan (21 goals), Bess Schnioffsky, Elizabeth Nicol (60 goals).

Belgrave Best: Lauren Bennett (49 goals), Kalen Winters, Angela Jeffery.

Division 1 B Grade Semi-Final 2 Wandin 50 d Warburton Millgrove 41 Wandin Best: Rebecca McMahon, Carly McDonnell (24 goals), Tayla Harris.

Warburton Millgrove Best: Stephanie Durant (21 goals), Melanie Hancock (20 goals), Serena Gibbs.

Semi-Final 1 Woori Yallock 53 d Olinda Ferny Creek 48 Woori Yallock Best: Elise Dobson, Emily Allwell, Stacey Fleming (39 goals).

Olinda Ferny Creek Best: Peri Stewart (43 goals), Lauren Read, Alex Wall.

Division 1 C Grade Semi-Final 2 Wandin 37 d Olinda Ferny Creek 21 Wandin Best: Olivia Weinberg (24 goals), Tash Halton, Olivia Kerr.

Olinda Ferny Creek Best: Romy Schauble, Sophie Carpenter, Lisa McKenzie.

Semi-Final 1 Woori Yallock 31 d Mount Evelyn

23 Woori Yallock Best: Heidi Summers (26 goals), Ashley Shanks, Kimberley Williams.

Mount Evelyn Best: Jessica Howe, Steph Hall, Georgia Marsh (13 goals).

Division 1 D Grade Semi-Final 2 Wandin 33 d Olinda Ferny Creek 20 Wandin Best: Lahnie McKenzie, Holly McInerney (29 goals), Lauren Ball.

Olinda Ferny Creek Best: Elise Tanzen (16 goals), Rhiannon Howell, Alexandra Cooper.

Semi-Final 1 Belgrave 28 d Upwey Tecoma 22 Belgrave Best: Danielle Weisgerber, Emily Spicer, Ashleigh Goodall (12 goals).

Upwey-Tecoma Best: Kirby Crowley (16 goals), Marian Campbell, Brenda VanKeulen (6 goals).

Division 17 & Under Semi Final 2 Wandin 39 d Warburton Millgrove 15 Wandin Best: Alanna Lennie, Ciara Lumsden, Emily Corbett.

Warburton Millgrove Best: Teagan Adams, Stephanie Durant (3 goals), Holly Galway (7 goals).

Semi Final 1 Yarra Junction 34 d Mount Evelyn 27 Yarra Junction Best: Chelsea Neale, Abbey Bentley, Shelby Lewer (18 goals).

Mount Evelyn Best: Georgia Marsh (18 goals), Ruby Kelly, Maddie Oultram.

FOOTBALL Division 2 Seniors Preliminary Final Kinglake 13.13(91) d Yea 10.9(69) Kinglake have marched themselves into the Division 2 senior grand final next Saturday against GembrookCockatoo at Yarra Glen Football Ground after a tough game against aYea on the weekend. Yea were able to get the jump over Kinglake in the first quarter kicking three goals to Yea’s two to lead by one straight kick in the first quarter. The game was hard-hitting, with Kinglake bouncing back in the second to kick four goals to Yea’s two to take a 12-point lead at halftime. Kinglake were able to blitz Yea in the third quarter with Geoffrey Hibberd marking everything that came his way, finishing with six goals. Ashley Hobbs for Yea struggled to get the ball and was well held all day as they held a 37-point lead at three-quarter time.

It looked like the game was all over, but Kinglake failed to kick a goal in the last and could only manage six behinds to Yea’s 3.3, but were able to secure a 22-point win.

Kinglake Best: G. Hibberd (6 goals), Z. White, W. Graf, J. Crowe, J. Mende, B. Robinson.

Yea Best: M. Ivill, J. Mahon, J. Ryan, B. Cunningham (1 goal), J. Marasco, J. Ivill.

Division 2 Reserves Preliminary Final Seville 10.10(70) d Gembrook Cockatoo 3.6(24) Seville Best: G. Tuenissen, C. Trainor, K. Mountjoy, B. Conder, C. Unmack, J. Wilson.

Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: B. Turner, J. VanDerZwart, G. Hartridge, N. Strohbeck, M. Hobson, M. Quinn.

NETBALL Division 2 A Grade Preliminary Final Seville 39 d Yarra Junction 14 Seville Best: Mariah Scully, Ashleigh Hardy, Riley Gentle.

Yarra Junction Best Players: Katelyn Betts (10 goals), Rachel Young, Catherine Cook.

Division 2 B Grade Preliminary Final Yea 44 d Powelltown 26 Yea Best: Sophie Watts, Cindy Hayes (23 goals), Brooke Lloyd.

Powelltown Best: Kerrie Walton (9 goals), Simone Traynor, Sarah Woodward (10 goals).

Division 2 C Grade Preliminary Final Yarra Glen 34 d Kinglake 19 Yarra Glen Best: Emma Taylor, Madelaine Dale, Shannae Melis (24 goals).

Kinglake Best: Lauren McMahon, Sian Eddington, Sarah Baerken (8 goals) Division 2 D Grade.

Preliminary Final Yarra Glen 27 d Gembrook Cockatoo 23 Yarra Glen Best: Elise Hill, Shai Minifie, Elly Gambrell (16 goals).

Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: Carly Clarke, Madison Francis (19 goals), Hollie Burton.

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Firing up for the season REAL-LIFE examples and personal stories will help residents plan for the coming bushfire season at this year’s Living with Bushfire Community Conference in Lilydale on 7 and 8 October.

Industry experts - including Victorian Emergency Management Commissioner Craig Lapsley, fire researcher Justin Leonard, and indigenous fire land management specialist Victor Steffenson - will present at this third annual conference.

The conference will help residents get prepared by covering:

research on survival behav· New iours in bushfires; on personal resilience · Building for bushfire preparedness; fire agencies are doing for · What fire and land management; with like-minded · Networking people; to understand bushfire · Scenarios risk; · What happens after the fire event.

Hear from fire ecologists and community emergency groups to gain valuable and practical knowledge about living with bushfire.

Yarra Ranges Council Deputy Mayor Andrew Witlox stressed the importance of this conference especially for residents living in bushfire-prone regions.

“Both days give residents the chance to gain insights, ask questions and build on their existing knowledge while networking with people living in similar areas,” he said.

“The reality is that the Australian landscape will experience bushfires, with us all sharing the responsibility for our community’s and our own safety.

“With registrations now open for the annual Living with Bushfire Community Conference, I encourage all residents to attend to get the latest data and research into bushfire risk and behavior.

“As we head into the warmer months, the conference is a timely reminder for us all to gain a greater understanding of bushfire in Victoria.”

Register online today or check out the program: www.boxhill.edu. au/bushfireconference2016/.

Pictured at the Powelltown CFA are, from left, Gill Cann, Harold Fox, Carmel Fox, Lorraine Tolley, Alan Tolley, Colin Kobiolke, Brian Eagle (CFA volunteer) and Cr Jim Child.

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By Jamie Strudley

Countback goes McMath’s way

A COLD, dreary morning greeted athletes at Lillydale Lake parkrun on Saturday morning.

The weather didn’t improve much as the Yarra Ranges Athletics club held a community information morning immediately after the park run.

Fortunately, the weather did not deter many members, and those seeking more information about the fun of athletics ... run, jump, throw!

A fun morning of questions, games, races and prizes kept everybody entertained.

If you missed the morning, or want to know more, visit the all new and improved website at www.yarrarangesathletics.org.au.

The next club event is Tan relays on Saturday, a fantastic climax to the Athletics Victoria XCR season.

WARBURTON GOLF WEDNESDAY STROKE and M. McGrann ‘bag day’ - The daily winner was Andrew McMath with a great Nett 70 on a countback. Andrew has become a consistent player over winter - a much-deserved win. Runner-up was the always consistent Neil Leckerby also with 70. Balls went down to 71 only. The NTP winners on the day were Mario De Vincentis (3rd), Mike Dobson (10th) and to Ossie McClay (12th).

SATURDAY Stableford - The winner was Wayne Kempton, with a well-compiled 38 points. This is a sure sign that Wayne is returning to the excellent form he displayed before some health issues slowed him down. Welcome back ‘Shaggi’! The daily runnerup was Barry Maltman, just 1 point behind on 37.

The ball rundown went down to 34. The list of NTP winners were as follows: Hatty on the 3rd, Shaggi (5th), Barry Maltman ( 9th), Geoff Fall (12th) and Wayne-Kempton on the 15th.

Athletics fun for all on a dreary old day

The parkrun volunteers ensured the event was a big success. 159175 They are well-placed in several grades and are hopefully of retaining or improving those positions in the final round.

After that, the club looks for-

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ward to the Saturday 8 October for the opening rounds of the track and field season.

For information on how to join or trial, photos, results and updated

news, visit the all new and improved website at yarrarangesathletics.org. au or check us out the Facebook page.

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Motoring Watch out for the critters THE Yarra Ranges local government area has ranked fifth in the state for insurance claims related to collisions between motor vehicles and animals, according to the RACV. The RACV recorded 172 claims for the 2016 financial year in the Yarra Ranges, an increase of 29 claims on the previous year.

The statistics come as the RACV recorded rises in many regions within Victoria, with Greater Bendigo (413 claims) and Macedon Ranges (307 claims) topping the list.

In Victoria, the animals most commonly associated with collisions were kangaroos (4370 claims), wombats (240 claims), dogs (218 claims) and deer (76 claims).

Others in the list include cattle, cats, foxes, koalas and horses.

Across Victoria, the frequency and cost of accidents involving animals increased more than five per cent in 2015-'16.

RACV received nearly 15 animal collision insurance claims each day in the last financial year and paid out more than $24 million to members involved in more than 5300 animal collisions.

The average cost of claims was 2.1 per cent higher than the previous year.

Kangaroos were involved in 82 per cent of all animal collisions resulting in an RACV claim.

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The Yarra Ranges is a hot-spot for collisions between vehicles and animals. 158943 Insurance, Mark Geraghty, said most animal collisions happened near dawn and after dusk.

“For kangaroos, the greatest risk periods are about 6am and 6pm,” he said.

“Collisions with wombats peak about 9pm and incidents involving dogs are fairly evenly spread throughout the day from 8am to 10pm,” he said.

RACV’s community partner Wildlife Victoria is helping to create awareness of how to live sustainably with wildlife.

Chief Executive Officer, Karen Masson, said that kangaroos and other animals will often feed beside roads, where the grass tends to be fresher from water run-off.

“These areas are attractive to wildlife but it unfortunately creates a

heightened risk for the animals and for road users, so it’s important to always be on the lookout for them,” she said.

Mr Geraghty said that while animal collisions could happen at any time during the year, the number of collisions involving kangaroos increased in autumn while 30 per cent of wombat accidents occurred in winter.

RACV Insurance received animal collision claims from every Victorian

municipality.

Mr Geraghty said motorists should always drive at a speed suitable for the conditions and remember that rapidly expanding urban areas increasingly bring us into contact with wildlife.

Motorists are advised to call 1300 094 535 to report injured or sick native animals to Wildlife Victoria, which can treat injured animals.

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Toyota sales to the top the same month last year - the companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best August apart from an extraordinary 2007 result.

August was the second consecutive month in which Toyota sold more than twice as many new vehicles as any other brand.

Corolla, including the new hybrid variant, was the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s topselling vehicle for the month with dealers distributing 3554 hatches and sedans, an increase of 16.5 per cent compared with a year earlier.

HiLux was a close second with 3311 deliveries - a dramatic improvement on the corresponding

month last year when the previous generation model was in run-out.

These two acclaimed models have also grabbed the sales â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;quinellaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; so far in 2016, although the positions are reversed with HiLux having its nose in front by fewer than 100 units as Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bestseller - 27,618 to 27,525 sales.

So far this year, Toyota dealers have delivered 138,459 vehicles - a gain of 4.1 per cent compared with the same period last year and almost 60,000 vehicles ahead of its nearest rival.

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Cramb said the companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s August result featured double-digit percentage growth for passenger cars, SUVs and commercial vehicles. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Toyotaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s SUV sales were remarkably strong, gaining 43.6 per cent with outstanding demand from families and businesses, particularly for Prado, LandCruiser and RAV4," Mr Cramb said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Camry reported its best August in a decade, HiLux edged further ahead as Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bestselling four-wheel-drive vehicle and HiAce van achieved its strongest August result since 2009.â&#x20AC;?

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