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Meters, tolls on agenda for GOR

By Luke Voogt Entrance fees, tolls and parking meters could help cover funding shortfalls for Great Ocean Road works, a tourism body has revealed. “I think everything needs to be explored,� said Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism (GORRT) general manager Liz Price.

Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay revealed in a letter to this week’s Indy that GORRT was considering the charges as revenue options.

Ms Price said GORRT was still in the early stages of investigating funding options but declined to rule out tolls and meters.

Any funding model would take residents into account while seeking to maintain the road’s natural charm, she said. “The community is a very big part of the visitor experience. All the money raised would be reinvested in the asset.�

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Chelsea’s jumping for joy with family She’s starred in numerous musical theatre productions but one role in particular is closest to the heart of Newtown’s Chelsea Gibb. “Being a mum really has inspired me to be the best version of myself,� she tells Angie Hilton in the new edition of Geelong Coast Kids.

Full of tips, ideas and stories for local families like Chelsea’s, Geelong Coast Kids is available around the region free at various drop-off points.

Ms Price said the road’s 5 million users had many ways of contributing to the “world-class experience�.

The revelation follows GORRT calling for $1 billion in private and government investment last week.

Chairman Wayne Kayler-Thomson said the tourism body had approached state Treasurer Tim Pallas following his government’s $9.7 billion Port of Melbourne lease. “We have got a very strong business case,� Mr Kayler-Thomson said. “This should be considered as part of the infrastructure spends.�

The road contributes $782 million annually to Victoria and generates 6180 jobs, mainly in Melbourne, Mr Kayler-Thomson said.

The Federal and Victorian governments committed $50 million for the road over five years in 2012.

But Mr Kayler-Thomson said the money was about to run out and the road now required $20 million a year for “basic maintenance�.

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Mr Dingle said larger contracts were in the pipeline as Ford and other makers eyed the company’s wheels for lower-priced, larger-volume vehicles.

Carbon fibre wheels also offered significant fuel savings for the aerospace, defence and trucking industries, he said.

The company expects its expansion plans to result in a public float in 2018.

The company sells wheels into vehicle aftermarkets for auto companies including Porsche, Lamborghini, McLaren, BMW and Audi.

Carbon Revolution has also won deals to produce wheels for the aerospace industry and for Ford’s Shelby Mustang GT350R. The announcement comes a fortnight before the scheduled shut down of Geelong’s Ford manufacturing plant on 7 October.

Carbon Revolution already employs a number of former Ford and Alcoa staff.

Torquay artist’s painter portrait up for ‘big deal’ prize

By Luke Voogt One of Australia’s most prestigious art prizes could feature local art, with Torquay’s Jacki Burke making the semi-finals of the Doug Moran Portrait prize.

Burke was one of 104 artists to make the semifinal out of more than 1000 entries nationwide.

“It’s very exciting - it’s a big deal, apparently,” she said.

“I’ve won small awards in local arts societies but this is the first major award that I’ve been nominated in.”

Burke made the shortlist with her portrait of prolific Australian artist Ray Crooke, himself an Archibald winner.

Crooke, who died aged 93 in December 2015, was famous for portraits of native people from Papua New Guinea, Tahiti and Fiji.

Burke said it was a privilege to meet Crooke in the last few months of his life.

“He was a really sweet, generous man - just the salt of the earth.”

Burke had been searching for “someone interesting to paint” when a girlfriend mentioned Ray Crooke was her uncle.

She met with Crooke and his family, getting a first-hand look at decades of unseen work.

“His whole house had paintings from front to back,” she said.

“All artists sort of have a stockpile and to see his unseen work was just incredible.”

Burke painted a portrait of Crooke going through photos of some of his favourite works.

She said Crooke had spoken of his love of travelling to the Pacific islands to meet the people there.

“Even the shirt he had on was from the islands, it was a historical print that he had on.”

Burke is the only artist from Greater Geelong and the Surf Coast to make the semi-finals.

She will find out next month if she’s made the final group of 30 artists in the running for $150,000 top prize.

“I’m over the moon,” she said.

“Even if I don’t become a finalist I’m still ecstatic. It’s recognition for a lot of years of work.”

Burke will feature as the Artist in Residence in the spring edition of Geelong Coast Magazine, which comes out soon.

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Body discovered Search and rescue crews have found the body of a 55-year-old Geelong West mountain biker at the You Yangs Regional Park after his disappearance the night before.

Police said he left on Monday morning but went missing some time before midnight, with a search finding him deceased in non-suspicious circumstances about 4.15am Tuesday.

Storages surging The region’s water storages are three quarters full and still rising after another six millimetres of rain in the past seven days, according to official figures. The volume has more than doubled since the end of the winter to now exceed readings at the same time last year by 12 per cent, according to Barwon Water measurements.

Prison jobs A new prison facility at Lara has created 150 jobs, according to the State Government. The 216-bed Kareenga annexe was a “welcome boost” for Victoria’s correctional system while also employing 121 prison officers and 30 support staff, said Corrections Minister Steve Herbert.

Fish killed Another run-off of acidic soils after recent rain is likely to have killed numerous fish in the Anglesea River, according to the Environment Protection Authority (EPA).

The EPA said it received reports of up to 100 dead fish but officers could only find 12 when they arrived at the river before taking water samples to confirm the cause.

Space chase Concerns about a shortage of public recreation space from Airey’s Inlet to Moggs Creek have prompted a public meeting, according to federal Corangamite MP Sarah Henderson. Ms Henderson called the meeting for 6pm on Thursday at Airey’s Pub after local football club president David Jones first raised the issue with her, she said.

Backwell boost A $71,000 grant will help Geelong auto supply chain business Backwell IXL’s plan for its future as Australian car manufacturing continues winding down, according to the Andrews government. The government announced the funding ahead of Ford closing its Geelong factory next month.

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Our man went to the council’s website for a contact number, eventually finding its Request a Service page.

Unfortunately, the pictured message appeared above the usual contact details.

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“Get the feeling they don’t want to talk,” our correspondent finally realised.

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But don’t hang up on the City just yet - Double Take checked on Thursday and the nocalls message was finally gone.

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Farmers have used a community meeting with council administrators to plead for the retention of Geelong’s crumbling livestock saleyards.

City Hall said the future of the 150-year-old yards dominated Wednesday night’s “community engagement meeting” at Grovedale, where about 80 residents met the three administrators and senior council officers.

“We listened to a number of people from our farming community who urged us to keep the saleyards open while recognising the engineering challenges and financial cost to make this ageing facility comply with modern safety requirements,” said administrators’ chairwoman Dr Kathy Alexander.

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“We’ll now consider those views before commenting further at next Tuesday’s council meeting.”

City Hall temporarily closed the yards to sheep and cattle sales in August, citing the risk over overhead steel walkways collapsing.

Replacing decayed timber posts supporting the platforms would cost $250,000, the City said.

Next week’s council meeting could sound the saleyards death knell, with the administrators to decide whether to close the facility or commit spending up to $1 million on various repairs.

The yards have posted losses for the council over the past eight years.

A sale of the site could reap around $5 million

for council coffers as the administrators grapple with reducing City Hall’s $93 million debt.

Farming industry figures and heritage proponents have called for retention of the yards, a fixture on North Geelong’s Weddell Road.

Wednesday’s community meeting was the third of five the administrators have planned for suburbs around Geelong before the end of the year. Dr Alexander said the administrators wanted residents to be “involved in civic planning and decision making” and to “empower them to take on the role of active change agents in our community”.

The next meeting will be at Norlane’s Centenary Hall from 5.30pm on 18 October.

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Rebirth of a historic hotel

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REBIRTH: George Ramia plans to re-open the National Hotel this November with the addition of ‘tank beer’ 159662

Mr Ramia’s plans dream mixed reactions from social media users when the Indy posted the story online earlier this week.

“We welcome any and all additions to Geelong’s nightlife that (are not) another late night 5am mess. George has spent tonnes of money on the refurbishment when many others would have let the building fall into ruin,” Jess Pobjoy posted on an Indy Facebook link to the story

Others questioned the need for another pub in Geelong or whether the upper levels would have wheelchair access.

Matthew Pope posted on the Indy’s Geelong Coast page that the plan was an “absolute slap to the face” of patrons who attended the National before it’s renovations.

“How disappointing that Geelong is getting another upstart wine bar,” he posted.

Tolls plan for GOR From page 1 The Federal Government this year announced $25 million to upgrade the road but Victoria was yet to match the amount, Mr Kayler-Thomson said.

“Even if that happens it’s great but we need more.”

Mr Kayler-Thomson appeared to contradict Ms Price and Mr Ramsay and said that GORRT “was not talking about tolls or entrance fees” to help pay for the road.

He said he preferred other funding sources, such as park-and-ride services and accommodation facilities.

“International visitors are quite willing to pay for experiences that add value to their visit,” he said.

The road remained closed between Cumberland River and Wye River on Thursday following landslides last week.

Mr Kayler-Thomson said many local businesses were suffering because they relied on high visitation rates during school holidays.

“Wye River General Store has lost 87 per cent of its Wayne Kayler-Thomson revenue. Accommodation operators are experiencing cancellations because people want to travel the whole Great Ocean Road.”

The closure could cost millions in tourism dollars, Mr Kayler-Thomson said.

VicRoads this week reopened the road from Moggs Creek to Cumberland River Holiday Park and between Wye River and Skenes Creek but with traffic restrictions.

A VicRoads spokesperson warned that conditions could change again at any time.

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Work has begun in earnest on the new-look National Hotel with the venue set to open in November.

Scaffolding went up at the site a few weeks ago, but heavy rains prevented work, said owner George Ramia.

“We should have the painting finished in two weeks.”

However, the pub once affectionately known as ’The Nash’ won’t return to its old self, Mr Ramia said.

He plans to re-open it as a boutique bar, a far cry from the “grungy” live-music home of Geelong’s alternative crowd and late-night dim sims.

“It will be totally different venue from what it used to be,” he said.

“I think people’s tastes have gotten a bit more sophisticated in Geelong. We’re aiming for that 25 and above market.”

Mr Ramia, who has owned the pub since 1993, said the reborn venue would focus on “good beer, food and wine.”

He said it would suit craft beer lovers, as it would be the second pub in Geelong to introduce ’tank beer’.

“It’s more pure than your standard beer on tap.”

The pub will boast a second level bistro and a roof top bar, with a limited capacity for live music.

Mr Ramia had originally planned to open the hotel in December 2015, but the renovation had undergone several “building delays“, he said.

“We’ve been slowly working on it for about a year now.”

He hopes to hold the National Hotel’s official launch in December and open the pub a month before.

While old-school hipsters and metal heads may mourn ‘the old Nash’ there were still “a lot of nice little venues in Geelong for live music,” Mr Ramia said.

The 150-year-old National Hotel closed in 2013, due to structural and maintenance issues.

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Geelong West’s Ben Collett has helped Light the Night since he was diagnosed with myelofibrosis in 2013.

The 41-year-old has joined fellow Geelong leukaemia sufferers, their families and those left behind to light a lantern each year.

“It’s just knowing that you’re not alone,” he said.

“There are other people in the community with leukaemia and the support is there.”

Ben received the bad news on 31 May 2013.

“It shouldn’t be a date I remember but it is,” he said. “Up until then I was pretty healthy. All of a sudden you get dealt something like that and it’s a kick in the guts.”

Myelofibrosis is a bone marrow disorder and an uncommon type of leukaemia (blood cancer).

It causes severe fatigue, weakens the body and its immune system and can lead to worse forms of leukaemia.

“Basically all my bone marrow has scar tissue,” Ben said.

But despite the disease the council arborist still enjoys “as normal a life as possible“.

“The support I’ve been getting off management and my workmates has been awesome.”

So far, he has managed to avoid chemotherapy.

“But eventually I will need massive chemo - my oncologist told me it could be 10 or 15 years until I need treatment,” he said. “I’ve just got to wait until I can get a bone marrow transplant.”

Ben still runs and recently took on the MCG’s 7300 steps in the Stadium stomp.

“It was tough work but I finished it so that’s something to proud of,” he said.

Ben has raised $1500 for Light the Night and credits much of the fund-raising to his sister and parents.

Light the Night takes place at Johnston Park on 7 October.

Ben said those interested could donate by searching for his name at www. lightthenight.org.au.

“The night is so important. It raises money for new and better treatments, not for just my leukaemia, but all forms of leukaemia.”

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By Luke Voogt City Hall’s new membership of “advocacy group” Committee for Geelong is good value for $20,000, according to its chief executive officer.

Re-joining the committee was a “signal” for “collaboration on a number of issues”, Rebecca Casson said before leaving for China this week.

“We work in partnership Geelong council all the time but we haven’t seen the level of collaboration that we’re now experiencing,” she said.

Geelong’s previous council tore up its membership in 2013, with councillors accusing the committee of constantly criticising their decisions and confusing Canberra about local funding priorities.

Former mayor Darryn Lyons has publicly slammed the decision to re-join the committee as a waste of money.

The Indy revealed earlier this month that City Hall chief Kelvin Spiller had made the decision to apply for a new membership, costing $20,000 prorata for 2015/2016.

The City will pay $22,700 for subsequent years, avoiding GST as a government body.

Ms Casson said the committee would not lobby council to make particular decisions now that it was a member again.

The committee would manage any disagreement between the organisations the “same we would deal with it with any of our members”.

But Ms Casson said she believed that “the way our local government has been” had combined with manufacturing job losses to put a “focus on Geelong”.

“Many people in Melbourne have a perception that perhaps Geelong isn’t such a great place to invest,” she said.

“Our aim has been to change that narrative.

WASTE: Darryn Lyons.

Much of our work has been underpinning the earlier work... started by the council administrators.”

Ms Casson said the committee’s “diverse membership” ensured it represented Geelong’s interests.

“We’re not the committee for business. We’re not a lobby group, we’re an advocacy group.

“It would be impossible for us to push an individual member’s interests.”

Ms Casson will state the committee’s recommendations on Geelong’s next council to a Citizens Jury next month.

The 100-member jury will recommend to the State Government the number of councillors and wards, their structure and how the mayor and deputy should be elected.

Ms Casson flew to China with City Hall’s Brett Luxford, Premier Daniel Andrews and others in a delegation to promote regional Victoria.

“The committee has been putting Geelong on the map in different sectors,” she said.

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By Luke Voogt For Inverleigh’s Joanne Parke, there was nothing like waking up in ICU to help her quit smoking.

The then otherwise healthy 37-year-old suffered a cardiac arrest in 2009, which stopped her heart beating for 45 minutes.

Ms Parke wasn’t the “usual stereotype” for a cardiac arrest, and said her case was proof it could happen to anyone.

“At that age, I hadn’t even thought about it.”

Ms Parke was at home with her three children cooking tea, when she began to feel tightness in her chest.

“I rang my husband and asked him to come home from work,” she said.

Ms Parke described her symptoms to a triplezero operator while her husband helped with the children.

“He came back a few minutes later to find me in full cardiac arrest,” she said Her husband started compressions and the paramedics arrived soon after.

Over the next hour, paramedics gave Ms Parke eight shocks with a defibrillator, adrenalin and fed tubes into her lungs, while her husband continued CPR. In hospital, doctors informed her family she had a four per cent chance of survival.

“Thanks to my husband’s quick response and the amazing medical team, I managed to beat the most ridiculous odds,” she said.

Ms Parke said she was fit at the time of the cardiac arrest and had had to change little since, save quitting smoking.

But she said the incident had made her more aware of risk factors, like family history.

She spoke at an information session for the Heart Foundation’s Big Heart Appeal on Tuesday with her father Phillip Ward, who remarkably survived a heart attack himself.

The 88-year-old has collected for the Big Heart Appeal for the past 12 years, despite three stents, three pacemakers and double bypass surgery.

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Mr Ward was 57 when he had a heart attack while playing golf. He remembered a dull ache in his chest and “not feeling too bright”.

“I was just feeling uncomfortable,” he said.

“I was never in any great pain.”

He finished the game of golf and returned home, before his wife took him to hospital.

“The next moment I’m flat on my back with

two nurses and doctor looking down at me,” he said.

The Grovedale resident said he didn’t even know he was having a heart attack until the bearded doctor leant over to tell him so.

His genes were risk factor for his daughter despite her good health and age, he said.

“I was completely gobsmacked to think it could happen someone as fit and as young as she.”

The Heart Foundation’s annual Big Heart Appeal door knock takes place across Australia this month.

South Barwon MP Andrew Katos was at the information session to thank volunteers for their efforts.

He urged locals dig deep for the door knock or donate online at bigheartappeal.org.au

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An online petition to stop a development near Bells Beach has gathered thousands of signatures ahead of a State planning tribunal hearing next month.

Surfriders Foundation branch president John Foss said the petition showed the community’s opposition to the development, which the Surf Coast Shire rejected earlier this year.

“The fact it’s clocking up hundreds of signatures every hour shows people really do care about Bells and want it left alone.”

The foundation created the petition this week to save the “surfing nirvana” from a “dangerous precedent”.

Mr Foss said the proposal, while “relatively modest”, could pave the way for further development.

“It’s about trying to keep Bells as natural and untouched as possible.”

The landowner applied for a planning permit for accommodation on the hinterland near the beach earlier this year.

“When it came onto the radar, we were all really shocked to read the plans,” Mr Foss said.

He said the proposal would still lead to more cars, people and vegetation loss. Bushfire regulations and emergency accesses would mean further habitat destruction, he said.

“It will just detract from the experience of surfing at Bells.”

Mr Foss said the proposal was unnecessary, as there were already “plenty of wonderful places” to stay in Torquay and Jan Juc. “They are just not right on the backdoor of Bells.”

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LAST STAND: A petition to save land near Bells Beach from a proposed development has gathered thousands of signatures. lowing 17 objections and opposition from local preservation groups.

Councillor Margot Smith said the shire made the decision to protect the beauty of the beach.

“Once you allow a project like this to go forward you open the floodgates.“ However, following the decision the land owner made an appeal to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, which will hear the matter beginning 24 October.

Mr Foss said “raw natural energy” of Bells Beach made it an international icon and a few people were “trying to exploit that“.

“People would pay top dollar for accommodation so close to Bells. But the (developers would) be flying in the face of the community - it’s a real shame the land owner hasn’t got that message.”

The Indy contacted James Deans and Associates Architects, the company which submitted the original application to council, for comment.

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Patience call as rain hurts roads Road damage from wet weather has left Geelong’s council pleading for patience.

City Hall said the “severe and prolonged” conditions had hit the municipality with an “extensive list of road repairs”.

Extreme rains during weeks of wet weather formed a “perfect storm” for road damage, said council city services general manager Vicki Shelton.

Last week generated more than 250 new work orders as forecasts for more wet weather threatened to further compromise chances for repair works, Ms Shelton said.

“Rain of this magnitude can significantly degrade our roads - a sizeable pothole can appear basically overnight.

“The prolonged moisture of the past couple of months had already destabilised the road surface.

This latest rain event certainly exacerbated the problem.”

Drivers should be mindful of the conditions and drive accordingly, Ms Shelton said.

“Please remain patient. Leave a few minutes earlier than normal and don’t rush.”

Ms Shelton called on the community to report PRIZE: Aimee Kingsland’s winning portrait of twin sister Cinnamon.

Sister’s reflective portrait takes prize A portrait of a twin sister is among section winners of the Geelong Gallery’s annual competition for local school artists.

The gallery revealed the winners of its Who’s Who Portrait Prize, with Covenant College’s Aimee Kingsland claiming the Years 7-9 section for her painting of sister Cinnamon.

Aimee said she chose Cinnamon as her subject “because she is my beautiful twin sister, so I wanted to capture her personality on paper”.

The gallery said the student prize celebrated the connection of famed artist Jules Francois Archibald to Geelong.

The prize also aimed to “inspire young artists to celebrate local or regional identities, their personal histories and achievements through portraiture”, the gallery said.

The gallery has put the winners on display for a people’s choice award.

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roads they considered unsafe.

“With a 1700km road network to maintain, we welcome the support of our residents in identifying areas in need of repair.”

Ms Shelton said motorists could use a Geelong City smart phone app to report local road problems or call City Hall’s hotline on 5272 5272, email contactus@geelongcity.vic.gov.au or visit a council service centre.

She also pointed out that VicRoads was responsible for maintenance and repairs on the region’s main arterial roads.

The City said it had four inspectors monitoring over 1700km of sealed and unsealed roads around the municipality.

Council spends budgets of about $14 million a year for road reconstruction and repairs, street sweeping and refresh line marking. Work crews complete about 5000 sealed-road repairs annually, with City Hall operating six asphalt patching trucks across the municipality.

The roads issue follows a separate City Hall call for patience earlier this month as it tried to keep up with roadside growth following recent rains.

Firm fined on ‘significant’ discharge A North Shore woodchipping company allowed “a significant amount of contaminated water” to leave its site and enter Corio Bay, according to the Environment Protection Authority (EPA).

Midway Ltd was fined $7584 over the incident at its North Shore yard, the EPA said.

A “community report” on 9 May that contaminated water was entering the bay prompted an EPA investigation, the authority said.

EPA officers found “significant amounts of what appeared to be sediment-laden water discharging

from a single stormwater point near the company’s premises”. EPA’s Tanya McAteer was disappointed a “prominent business” in Geelong “allowed this to happen, especially when regular maintenance and correct management of stormwater … could have prevented the discharge”.

“Ensuring the health of Corio Bay and its marine life should be maintained for future generations wanting to access these resources.”

Ms McAteer said Midway had implemented measures to prevent further discharges.

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A Portarlington resident has unearthed photos revealing a family connection to Breakwater’s historic aqueduct after last week’s Indy revealed plans for parklands around the heritage landmark.

Paul Betts sent two century-old photos to the Indy this week, one depicting the newly finished aqueduct in 1916. The other depicts his grandfather Thomas, who drove the little locomotive that carted sewer pipes from Marshall Station to the site in 1915.

Mr Betts, 70, was happy to read last week that Barwon Water’s planned to build parklands and leave the landmark standing.

“I think a long time ago there was talk about taking it down,” he said.

Mr Betts welcomed the parklands proposal.

Mr Betts said people who regarded the aqueduct as just an old sewer pipe “don’t know their history”.

“It’s a real iconic bridge; where would you see another one?”

CONNECTION: Paul Bett’s grandfather Thomas delivering sewer pipes for the Breakwater Aqueduct in 1915.

The aqueduct has long been in poor condition, with authorities prohibitng access to the structure since 1995 due to the risk of falling concrete.

But the last thing Mr Betts wanted to see was “another plaque saying saying, ’This was here’,” in Geelong.

“If they can fix it why tear it down? We haven’t got much in the way of old stuff in Geelong.”

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Letters The road to more jobs The Great Ocean Road is Victoria’s most valuable visitor economy asset and has a significance of $782 million to Australia’s economy through 3720 direct jobs and a total 6180 across Victoria.

Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism has prepared a strategic master plan for the visitor economy of the region (Geelong Indy, 16 September), which identifies that an increase of just 3.5 per cent in visitor spend per annum would deliver over 3000 jobs by 2025, including more than 1500 by 2020.

I have asked acting Tourism Minister Philip Dalidakis to examine and consider the plan’s calls for $1 billion in public and private investment over the next decade.

A significant investment now would stimulate and support private investment in new and improved accommodation, experiences and services to meet current and future demand.

Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism has put together this comprehensive report with a strategy to improve the visitor experience with improved facilities, while exploring different funding models to make them commercially viable, such as entrance fees, tolls, car parking and commercial activities.

At present, visitor expenditure of $1.2 billion represents $1.32 billion of gross regional product and impacts 11,380 jobs.

This leaves a fantastic opportunity for Victoria to capitalise on the visitation to this worldrenowned tourist attraction with serious investment from governments and the private sector.

The State Government must consider the implementation of the Shipwreck Coast master plan and the continued development and maintenance of the Great Ocean Road as high priorities.

Simon Ramsay MP, Member for Western Victoria.

CfG decision queried I read with amazement a story in the 9 September Geelong Indy which indicated that City of Greater Geelong chief executive officer (CEO) Kelvin Spiller might have exceeded powers of delegation conferred under section 98 (1) of the Local Government Act 1989 when he reinstated the council’s membership of the Committee for Geelong.

His decision appears to contravene delegated powers given to council staff holding, acting in or performing the position of chief executive officer, which are usually set out in a schedule attached to an instrument of delegation authorised or passed formally by a resolution of the council.

It is my belief that neither the former City of Greater Geelong council nor its replacement administrators rescinded the formal council decision to resign membership of the committee.

I question the right of the CEO to make the

Buckets & Bouquets Bouquets to the kind person who handed in my wallet at Kmart on Sunday. Thank you very much for your honesty.

Very Grateful, Belmont Buckets to the person who abused, pointed and threatened me because my gentle dog was off her leash, like she always is with many others. In my late 60s, all I want is a quiet walk around the lakes with my pet, as we have done for 10 years.

Let Us Walk In Peace, Lara Bouquets to Coles Waurn Ponds, where I shop on Saturday afternoons. I notice the store has employed some new young people. What a breath of fresh air. They are so courteous and friendly. Well done, Coles.

Happy Shopper, Grovedale Buckets to developers and governments for all the traffic delays around Geelong. They rake in the revenue but what do we get?

Slower travel, more congestion and ruined amenity.

Fed Up, Ocean Grove

membership decision and ask what the administrators will do about it in accordance with Section 98 of the Act. Should his decision be made null and void?

Shouldn’t this matter be referred to the Minister for Local Government immediately?

Sandra L Camm, Belmont.

Suffer our God, not theirs I could not agree more with Pastor Frank Lowry (Letters, 16 September).

Children’s education should be ruled by God’s law, whether they or their parents are believers or not, and that we should all suffer the punishment as decreed in The Bible Schoolgirls, whether 18 or not, even though they can legally drink, drive, vote and get married, should not be allowed contraceptives. They should be made to suffer for their immorality.

As Pastor Lowry wrote, ignorance of God’s law cannot be used to avoid punishment.

Pastor Lowry showed us a real alternative to radical Islamic clerics who insanely believe we should be ruled by Allah’s word and their personal interpretation of The Koran whether we are believers or not and that barbaric punishments be imposed on breakers of Allah’s laws.

Everyone should listen to Pastor Lowry and treat him with the respect that he deserves.

Russell Greenwood, East Geelong.

Bouquets to Gunner for sharing his life experiences (Buckets & Bouquets, 16 September). Gunner, there’s certainly much to do and enjoy as we become older - I know because I’m nearly 11 in dog years. We chatted via this column after his accident in 2012 and I have not forgotten Gunner.

MS, Anglesea Buckets to Vegan (Buckets & Bouquets, 16 September) for judging me. The stolen chook I bought was for a neighbour just out of hospital. You do not know whether I am vegetarian or not, nor is it any of your business. Perhaps many of us are sick of you pushing your views on others and judging us incorrectly.

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Sign of confusion Visitors to Eastern Beach would need more than a glass of mineral water if they followed the sign on Hearn Parade.

It should point down to the water’s edge but instead points across the road - and presumably up the hill.

Elizabeth Cross, St Albans Park.

Op shop trumped Yet another opportunity shop has closed in Geelong.

This time it’s the Hunger For Knowledge Foodbank op shop in Essington Street, Grovedale.

For two years this charity had worked to provide food assistance to those in need in the greater Geelong area.

It was a valuable service backed by caring volunteers.

The primary reason for the sudden closure was, reportedly, the high rent demanded by the landlord - a whopping $50,000 a year plus rates, utilities et cetera.

Money can trump social responsibility.

Michael J Gamble, Belmont.

Driverless dangers Volvo is about to test driverless cars in London.

One-hundred families will be given a sports utility vehicle and monitored for a year.

NEWS

Email: editorial@geelongindependent.com.au 78 Moorabool St, Geelong, 3220 Fax: 5249 6799 But will the occupants be nervous wrecks, sitting tensely holding their breath wondering whether the computer will get them to work or the cemetery?

A Volvo spokesman said the company was “shooting for the moon”. Driverless conveyances might be safer on the moon, where there’s no traffic, buildings or wildlife.

Will these vehicles be fitted with headlights and windscreen wipers? Nocturnal jaunts could contain all the thrills of a ride on a ghost train.

If a child or pedestrian steps immediately in front of one and is injured, will the smart-car call an ambulance?

I await the first driverless car trial to be held in the Anglesea area to see how it copes with kangaroos.

Car manufacturers must be in a dither wondering whether to spend millions to join the race to a brave new transport era that might end up in the too-hard box.

Or do they risk developing a super-impressive standard car to triumphantly produce if or when the driverless car nightmare crashes into oblivion?

Everyone knows that computers can’t be trusted to always be there when needed most - they crash, malfunction and are at the mercy of hackers.

Unfortunately, this technology will be unsuccessful if it still requires human over-driving participation because the same drivers who cause accidents in present-day cars will still be in charge of vital decisions.

Melva Stott, Anglesea.

False alarmist Mik Aidt (Letters, 16 September) wrote of a “climate emergency”.

What emergency? My dictionary defines emergency as “a sudden juncture demanding immediate action”.

I read of thousands displaced by floods in India and elsewhere, of many facing starvation in Africa, of many thousands killed by extremism in diverse places. Millions of people around the globe are in a state of genuine emergency.

But I’ve yet to read of anyone in a genuine state of emergency directly attributable to climate change.

Professor Tim Flannery said in Geelong in March 2011 that it would take up to 1000 years to measure the impact on the climate if we stopped using fossil fuels now.

Those pushing global warming theory are creating fear with absolutely no solid grounds for so doing.

Alan Barron, Grovedale.

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On edge, coming of age on stage

By Luke Voogt Geelong’s young acting talent will hit the stage this weekend in the unique ‘song cycle’ play Edges.

The play will feature Geelong Society of Operatic and Dramatics Arts’ (GSODA) “brightest young musical theatre” actors, said the group’s promoter Carolanne Glynne.

“It’s a witty, charming and emotional theatrical rollercoaster unlike anything staged in Geelong this year.”

Edges is a play of wall-to-wall songs, like Be My Friend (the Facebook song), which look at the trials and tribulations of the social media generation.

Newcomb’s Trent Inturrisi will join the cast, aged 16 to 25, and has “never ever seen a play like this”.

“It’s song after song and each song sort of carries a story in it,” he said.

Inturrisi will play a young man skipping work and falling in and out of love, who travels to Athens for a life-changing experience.

“I love the journey my character goes,” he said.

“As someone who’s 21, I’ve been through some of these issues, and I’m still going through some.

I think I’ve learnt a lot about myself doing this play.”

Inturrisi has been acting for eight years and loves “experiencing life through someone else’s shoes”.

“I love my hobby but it’s so very, very tiring,” he said.

He said he admired the work ethic of play’s cast, which has an average age of 18.

Adelle Gregory will direct Edges with the support of musical director Damien Montalto.

GSODA Theatre Collective will stage Edges at the Shenton Performing Arts Centre for four shows only from 23-25 September.

For more information visit www.facebook. com/TheatreCollective.

YOUNG TALENT: Trent Inturrisi, Nina Chivers and Lauren Barnard will feature in new GSODA play Edges this weekend.

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Snuggle with old friends The colourful world of May Gibbs’ Snugglepot and Cuddlepie “will spring to life” in a new play visiting Geelong this school holidays.

The play’s producer, Suzie Franke, had been delighted to adapt one of her childhood favourites to stage earlier this year.

“It’s really fascinating seeing the next generation watching it with their parents and their grandparents,” she said.

“The older generations are coming back to see the stories they grew up with and taking their grandkids, which is really lovely.”

The 1918 book’s sense of adventure resonated with modern audiences and its themes were still relevant, Ms Franke said.

“It deals with the bush and looking after the environment. It’s amazing all these stories have such a connection still to people today.”

Ms Franke encouraged Geelong children to join her favourite gumnuts as they set out on their mission to the big city.

On their journey, the gumnuts meet friends and foes fans of the century-old book have come to love, like Professor Kookaburra and Little Ragged Blossom. The much-loved characters of this “funny and charming” production would introduce today’s children to the wonderful world of May Gibbs, Ms Franke said.

However, adapting the century-old book was not without its challenges, she said.

“Given the story is 100 years old, the language has changed dramatically.”

The experienced cast of Lucy Goleby, Thomas Pidd, Jake Lyall and Nicholas Hiatt had brought play to life during its national tour, Ms Franke said.

Snugglepot and Cuddlepie comes to Geelong Performing Arts Centre (GPAC) for two performances on 29 September for its Love Central Geelong Family Magic Program.

For more info, visit at www.gpac.org.au or phone 5225 1200.

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A ‘rare treat’ of angelic voices

CHILDREN’S FAVOURITE: Lucy Goleby, Thomas Pidd and Jake Lyall in Snugglepot and Cuddlepie. Pictures: HEIDRUN LOHR

Some of Australia’s finest choristers will present a “rare treat” at Geelong’s St Mary’s Basilica of the Angels next month, according to the show’s promoter.

The Australian Boys Choir will perform alongside The Vocal Consort to deliver four English Mass settings in Byre to Britten: English Liturgical Masterworks. Regarded as Australia’s leading male voice ensemble, The Vocal Consort comprises male vocalists who mostly developed their skills with the renowned boys choir.

Music at the Basilica’s Jane Bashiruddin said the Consort would perform the Thomas Tallis’ “rarely heard” Mass for Four Voices, while the boys choir would present Missa Brevis in D with Michael Fulcher on organ.

Both groups would then join forces for two more Masses by English composers William Byrd and Ralph Vaughan Williams.

“It is a rare treat to hear them perform this way in Australia,” Bashiruddin said.

This is an excellent opportunity for our young budding choristers to hear an excellent young choir. Admission is free to children and all school students and we would encourage you to bring your youngsters to this concert.”

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6:00 Family Feud [s] 6:30 The Home Team [s] 7:00 WIN News [s] 8:00 ET [s] 8:00 Family Feud - Encore [s] 8:30 Studio 10 (PG) [s] 11:00 The Talk (PG) 12:00 Dr Phil (PG) [s] 1:00 Program To Be Advised 2:00 ET [s] 2:30 Good Chef Bad Chef [s] 3:00 Judge Judy (PG) 3:30 My Market Kitchen [s 4:00 Benʼs Menu [s] 4:30 The Bold & The Beautiful (PG) [s] 5:00 TEN Eyewitness News [s] 6:00 WIN News [s] 6:30 The Project [s] 7:30 Australian Survivor (PG) 9:00 NCIS: Deja Vu (M v,a) 11:00 NCIS: Los Angeles (M) 12:00 WINʼs All Australian News [s] 1:00 The Project - Encore (PG) 2:00 Late Show (PG) 2:30 Home Shopping (PG) 4:30 CBS - This Morning

6:00 Family Feud [s] 6:30 The Home Team [s] 7:00 WIN News [s] 8:00 ET [s] 8:00 Family Feud - Encore [s] 8:30 Studio 10 (PG) [s] 11:00 The Talk (PG) 12:00 Dr Phil (M a) [s] 1:00 Program To Be Advised 2:00 ET [s] 2:30 Good Chef Bad Chef [s] 3:00 Judge Judy (PG) 3:30 My Market Kitchen [s 4:00 Benʼs Menu [s] 4:30 The Bold & The Beautiful (PG) [s] 5:00 TEN Eyewitness News [s] 6:00 WIN News [s] 6:30 The Project [s] 7:30 The Bachelorette Australia (PG) 8:30 The Wrong Girl (M) 9:30 NCIS: Los Angeles (M v,a) 10:30 Hawaii Five-O (M v,a) 11:30 WINʼs All Australian News [s] 12:30 The Project - Encore (PG) 1:30 Late Show (PG) 2:30 Home Shopping (PG) 4:30 CBS - This Morning

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8:20 Agatha Christieʼs Partners In Crime: N Or M? - Part 1 (M v) 9:15 The Doctor Blake Mysteries: Against The Odds (M a,v) [s] 10:15 Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond (M l,s,v) 11:00 The Code (M d,l,v) 12:00 rage: Guest Programmer (MA15+a,l,d,h,n,s v) 5:00 rage (PG)

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Three Russian soldiers visit as house guests, bringing news from Moscow where the girls spent their childhood, and so wish to return.

Carmichael praised the cast and director Elaine Mitchell’s “vision” for the play.

However, remaking the play was no easy task said Mitchell. She researched several translations to create the dialogue for a modern audience.

“The difficulty in producing such a play of high repute is working with the translation,” she said.

Mitchell said she was drawn to Chekhov’s masterpiece for its focus on the human condition.

“We see beautiful qualities in people like compassion and kindness, and in contrast we see jealousy, manipulation and the misuse of power.”

“Chekhov’s issues in this play are human rather than political or social, or religious. This is partly why it continues to be staged across the world today.”

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A Ceres theatre group will take on the Russian classic the Three Sisters at its historic sandstone hall next month.

Local actress Stacey Carmichael, who plays the youngest of the three sisters, said the venue was perfect for the play.

“The venue is amazing because it’s so intimate,” she said.

“The story is very intimate, too, so it suits the play.”

Carmichael plays 20-year-old Irina in the century-old play which was written by Russian theatre great Anton Chekhov.

“It’s all about relationships and growing up,” she said.

The 31-year-old drama teacher has just returned from a Shakespearean course at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London.

She said the course fuelled her love of classic texts and she can’t wait to get stuck into this one.

“It’s a great challenge for an actress. There are just so many layers.”

The play follows the sisters in their provincial Russian town and their beloved brother, an aspir-

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Community Calendar SATURDAY DANCE - Beachside Ballroom dance 8-11pm at TIA Hall, Price St, Torquay. Entry $10. Please bring drinks and supper to share. Enquiries 0407 685 413.

ORCHID - Geelong Orchid and Indoor Plant Club Spring show 10am-4pm at Christ Church Hall, cnr Moorabool and McKillop Sts, Geelong. Entry $4. Also Sunday. Enquiries 5229 5477.

DANCE - Ballroom dance with Margot U Can Dance 8-11pm at Geelong Ballroom, 1 Carey St, Hamlyn Heights. Entry $10. Please bring a plate. Enquiries 0427 417 159.

DANCE - Ballroom dancing with Ben Costanzo 8-11.30pm at Leopold Hall, Bellarine Hwy. Entry $8 includes supper. Enquiries 0407 085 922.

WORKSHOP - Gilded Experience Workshop on Gold Leaf Application II 9.30am-4.30pm at Geelong Botanic Gardens meeting room. $140 members, $170 nonmembers. Also Sunday. Enquiries 5222 6053.

PROGRESS - St Leonards Progress Association open day for Memorial Hall 10am-3pm at 1342 Murradoc Rd, St Leonards. Enquiries 0488 930 409, 0411 215 146.

CRAFT - Craft group 2-4pm at Satya Centre, 100 The Terrace, Ocean Grove. Enquiries 0402 098 793.

SUNDAY LEUKAEMIA - Leukaemia Foundation High Tea at Vue Grand Hotel, 46 Hesse St, Queenscliff. Enquiries 5258 1544.

SERVICE - Victory Faith Centre presents Modern Versions Attack Biblical Creation 5.30pm at 313 Bellerine St, South Geelong. Enquiries 0421 728 128.

MONDAY LOUNGE - Village Listening Lounge open for companionship, a listening ear, cuppa and chat 11am-3pm on first floor, Corio Central, Bacchus Marsh Rd, Corio. Open until Thursday. Enquiries 5275 5807.

SENIORS - Grovey Friendlies carpet bowls 1pm at the Hub, 45 Heyers Rd, Grovedale. Gentle exercise 9.30am, cards 1.15pm Tuesday. Bingo 1.15pm Thursday. Line dancing 9am Friday. Enquiries 5344 4420, 0416 381 510.

SENIORS -Line dancing 9am-midday at Highton Senior Citizens Club, 84 Barrabool Rd. Also Tuesday, Friday.

Carpet bowls 1.15pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday. Tai chi 9.30-10am, bingo 1.15pm Friday. Enquiries 5244 2258.

DOGS - Free show dog training 10.30-11.30am at Pettit Park, Beauford Ave, Bell Post Hill. Enquiries 5278 2207.

HEARING - Better Hearing Support Group meets at Geelong West Senior Citizens Community Centre, 89 Autumn St. Enquiries 5278 8300.

TUESDAY SERVICE - Victory Faith Centre healing meeting 7pm at 313 Bellerine St, South Geelong. Enquiries 0421 728 128.

VETERANS - Extremely Disabled War Veterans and Widows meets 1.30pm at Geelong RSL, Belmont. Enquiries 5241 1766.

KITCHEN - Vines Road Community Kitchen 9.30am12.30pm at 49 Vines Rd, Hamlyn Heights. Enquiries 4215 3476, 5227 9027. Also Saturdays 11am-1pm.

MUSIC - Music and movement program for children from infants to five 10am at Corio-Norlane Uniting Church, 8 Wendover Ave, Norlane. Enquiries 0419 165 473.

WEDNESDAY ENGINEERS - Geelong Society of Model and Experimental Engineers meets 7.30pm at Osborne House, 51 Swinburne St, North Geelong. Enquiries 5277 0580.

RAILWAY - Portarlington Bayside Miniature Railway runs from 11am-4pm at corner Point Richards and Boat

SHELL Bowlers wanted to join spinners league, Thursdays.

Inquiries 0405 050 813, 0400 188 689.

Rds, Portarlington. Cost $4, children under two free.

Family tickets available. Also every Sunday. Enquiries 0476 124 598.

ALCOHOL - Alcoholics for Christ Bible-based program 7pm at One Care Building, 61 Candover St, Geelong West. Enquiries 0420 910 763.

ART - U3A Art Group Drysdale meets 1.15pm at Drysdale Tennis Club. Enquiries 5244 5114.

BALLROOM - Dancer’s Club Geelong ballroom dance 7.30-10.30pm at Leopold Hall, Bellarine Hwy. Enquiries 5278 7720, 0412 201 662.

CARDS - Card-sharp partners wanted to play Bolivia.

Enquiries griddlepop@hotmail.com.

THURSDAY MEDITATION - Mediation class 6.30-7.30pm at Satya Centre, 100 The Terrace, Ocean Grove. Entry gold coin.

Enquiries 0428 673 077.

DANCE - Westcoast Seekers Club dance with Barry Lynch 7.30-10.30pm at Belmont RSL. Enquiries 5243 8603.

BOWLING - Any retirees or would be 10-pin bowlers wanted to join spinners league 1.15pm at Oz Ten Pin, Reynolds Rd, Belmont. Enquiries 0405 050 813, 0400 188 689.

WEIGHT - Gateway TOWN club meets 5.30pm at Leopold Community Hub, Kensington Rd, Leopold. Enquiries 5250 3603.

PLANTS - Plant sale 10am-1pm at The Heights Heritage House and Garden, 140 Aphrasia St, Newtown.

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

DANCE - Life Activities Club dance 2.30-4.30pm at Belmont Pavilion, Barrabool Rd. Entry $5. Enquiries 5251 3529.

MEDITATION - Mindfulness, philosophy, meditation 10.30am-12.30pm at U3A, Torquay Community Centre. Enquiries 5264 7484.

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FRIDAY KITCHEN - Norlane Community Kitchen 10am-1pm at 10 Wendover Ave, Norlane. Enquiries 4215 3476, 4208 0733.

CHESS - Geelong Chess Club meets from 7pm at 33 Myer St, Geelong. Enquiries geelongchess.com ART - Beat the Drum exhibition of works from ArtGusto supported art studio launches 5.30-7.30pm at Sally Walker Project Space, Deakin University Waterfront campus, Geelong. More information artgusto.com.au The Geelong Indy’s Community Calendar is a free service for not-for-profit community organisations. Entries appearing under specific days are printed the week of the event only. Deadline for submission is the Friday before the intended date of publication. Please keep submissions short, simple and include the day, date, time, location and a contact phone number. Emails without attachments are preferred. Email editorial@ geelongindependent.com.au, phone 5249 6700 or fax 5249 6799.

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Start a Rewarding Career Enrolments now open Certificate IV in Mental Health (CHC43315) Certificate IV in Community Services – Mental Health focus (CHC42015)

Encompass recognised for offering training that allows people of all abilities to achieve goals.

College earns Vic award final grade The Encompass College of Education and Training has been acknowledged for its achievements as a finalist in 2016 Victorian Training Awards - Small Training Provider of the Year.

This is in recognition of Encompass’ dedication to providing real opportunities for people with disabilities as well as training a future workforce in the growing community services sector.

“This is a very prestigious award and the college trainers and staff have worked extremely hard to ensure our college has an enviable reputation for the ethical manner in which it operates,” said Encompass CEO Elaine Robb.

The college began in 1998 when avenues to higher education were limited for people with disabilities.

It provides an environment that enables people of all abilities to have access to training which is personalised to their needs in order for them to achieve their goals.

The college says it is amazing what is possible when people are supported and empowered to be their best.

It has grown and developed to be the disability training provider of choice in the Barwon Region and is recognised as one of the best in the field of community services.

“It is the achievements of our students that we celebrate,” states the college’s manager Debi Hope.

“Their achievements are not just measured in completion of a course but in heightened self-esteem and confidence gained through studying at the Encompass College of Education and Training.”

As a leading NDIS service provider, Encompass knows it is important to train future members of the workforce to be the leaders in their field.

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Tim Carr’s Segway tours through the Leura Park Estate are one of a kind in Geelong, he says.

Tim has been cruising through the estate with his fleet of all-terrain Segways for the past 12 months.

“Leura Park has a huge amount of space and beautiful scenery which just lends itself to the tour.”

Tim, 62 and a retired schoolteacher, learnt to ride the Segway just before starting the business.

“Anyone can do it - they all pick it up within five minutes of being on the Segway,” he says.

“I’ve had people in their seventies doing it and even an 11-year-old.”

The only limits are the vehicle’s 35kg and 115kg weight limits, he says.

The former teacher of 30-plus years says his brother inspired him to create Segway Geelong after enjoying similar tours in New Zealand.

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The business is one of just a few of its kind in Victoria, he says.

Tim says the tour is a great opportunity for school holiday fun.

“Prior to this I’ve focused mainly on adults, but the kids I’ve had have actually been the most skilled,” he says.

Parents can have a glass of wine and lunch (from Thursday to Sunday when the cellar door is open).

However, he is keen to get parents involved and is offering discount rates for them to ride with their children.

Tim says he’s looking to expand his tour to Eastern Beach and has been meeting VicRoads and Geelong Council to make this a reality.

“They’ll be going by Christmas,” Tim added.

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As school holidays approach, Rollerway is again gearing up for one of its busiest times of the year.

Centre manager Ashlie Apracio says there is nothing like seeing kids “who can barely do up their skates” learn to skate in a matter of minutes.

“It inspires me to keep training myself,” says the Australian Inline Hockey team rep.

Ashlie has skated almost since learning to walk and grew up playing hockey at the Newtown rink.

She’s the fourth generation of the 40-year-old family business.

“My great grandfather helped my grandparents as their skate mechanic at this centre,” she says.

And now, with her nephews hitting the rink, the fifth generation is raring to go.

Ashlie’s father Raul, who owns the centre, reckons skating is perfect for family fun.

“Anyone can have a go, regardless of age; from one-year-olds to their grandparents,” he says.

“Generations of people who have skated here as little kids have come back here as adults, with kids of their own.”

Rollerway even caters for birthdays, a fun, active and great-value alternative to children’s parties, according to Raul.

Hundreds of kids and adults will roll up to the centre to hire skates for its holiday sessions, Ashlie says.

“I think the key is the amazing atmosphere we create - who doesn’t like music and bright lights?”

Rollerway Skate Centre is open every day over the holidays at 6-8 Lambert Avenue, Newtown.

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It’s the personal touch that sets Keleman Motors apart.

Gary Keleman has been in the business since 1982, so he must be doing something right.

His care and attention to detail has enhanced his hard-won reputation in the car repair trade.

The personal service includes a drop off and pick up service to the city.

Gary is known as a Mazda specialist but his tried and true slogan, ‘Anything on any car’, sums up his approach.

“We do all major and minor repairs, including exhaust, brakes, clutches and suspension,” Gary ex-plains.

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Gary and Mazda go back a long way, including his top qualifications in the repair and servicing of the famous rotary engine.

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Levorg is powered by the 197 kW four-cylinder turbocharged engine found in the sporty WRX and in practicality and size is a descendent of the Liberty GT wagon.

Available exclusively with Subaru’s Lineartronic continuously variable transmission, it comes basically in two variants - 2.0GT and 2.0GT-S. In Australia, however, a third version - the 2.0GT-S Spec B - is a local-fit option adding performance parts from the Subaru Tecnica International stable.

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GALAXY 2008 Southern Cross Series 4 Pop Top 17ft 6. Single axle, 6 stud alloy wheels with heavy duty bearings. Single beds, TV/DVD/radio, all antennas & leads, water & sullage hoses, Hayman Reece hitch, towing mirrors & electric brake controller, roll out canopy, annex with flyscreen sides, extra covers, awning with poles, ropes & pegs, floor matting. Gas /electric cooktop & fridge, electric & foot water pumps, water level gauge. All crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils & bed linen. External power point & hotplate. External expanding clothes line. Porta Pot and associated chemicals. Many other extras. Always undercover.

Registered (S40-099) till May 2017. Just add clothes and food and ready to roll. $20,000 neg.

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JAYCO Penguin Outback 2012.

Excellent condition, suit a new buyer. Everything is in excellent working order, deep cycle battery & 12 V power system with battery charger, SMEV 4 burner gas griller with one 240v element, 12 V ignition & flame failure device, Dometic RM2350 3 way fridge, queen size front bed with inner springs, mains pressure tap to sink, coaxial TV point, zippered, vinyl backed cushion covers & rubber backed curtains, 82 water tank with stone guard, 9kg gas bottle, extras: awning, all leads and hoses, Anderson plug, all manuals and instructions, a really quick set-up and has had limited use. It has been stored undercover. Reg (U93-349). $20,990.

Phone: 0417 391 942.

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PEDIGREE Horizon GL Caravan 2001.

Tandem, galvanized frame, spare wheel, 2x 4.5kg gas bottles, pole carrier, rollout awning, annexe, double island bed (east-west),cassette toilet, microwave, 4 burner hotplate and grill, 3way fridge, TV with DVD player, radio/CD player, battery pack, water, pump, 4 seasons hatches, hot water unit on tap, low tare weight 1620 KG, registration (P17- 277) until November 2016. $19,900 neg.

For inspection phone Wayne on 0419 532 024

DISCOVERY Series 2, 2001 diesel, drives well, no rust, regretful sale, registration no: (RFQ-552). $4,500 ono. Phone: 0404 138 119.

PEUGEOT 2011 model, 308 turbo diesel, auto, immaculate condition, very economical, 1,000 kms to a tank, panarama roof, bluetooth, reg (1GN-7IL) $18,400. Phone: 0416 200 311.

SUBARU Outback '99 4wd wagon. 213,000 kms, mechanically good, November registration (PVY-884), RWC, exterior in good condition, cobalt blue. $4,500. Phone: 0403 679 656.

SUZUKI Swift S, 2007. Sunlight Copper, one owner, 251,000 km, All highway driving, full service history, reg UTO 916, reg until June 2017, with RWC $5000 neg. Ph 0406 338 586.

FRANKLIN 1900 16ft Caravan.

Bunks at front, double bed at rear, lounge seating, TV antenna, pump + pressure water, OZ tent annex, excellent tyres, 12 months Registration (L69-080).

Very Good Condition. $5,900 neg. Phone: 0421 404 910.

TRAILER 10'x 5' plant trailer, all chequer plate, shedded, as new. $4,800. 0418 565 041.

CAMPER TRAILER Oversized.

Large specially made 8ft x 5ft.

Queen size heavy duty foam mattress, massive storage area for camping/kitchen gear, solid metal tool box on V bar, which also fits the spare tyre. Made with 10oz Australian made Bradmill Canvas. 5x heavy duty flywire windows & 1x flywire door, gas strut assisted tent frame, 2300mm standout awning with side walls, ropes, pegs & poles, waterproof travel cover, fold down tailgate, under bed access to storage, LED tail lights, swing up jockey wheel, wind down stabilisers, side foot step, registration (U76-074). $3,800 negotiable.

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NOVA Vita 2012. As new, very well cared for caravan. Microwave, cooktop & grill, full size fridge, TV & Wineguard antenna, water filter at sink, 2 x battery and charging system, air con. Only used as temporary onsite accommodation due to losing our home in the Xmas day bush fires . Must be sold to finance our new home. All offers considered. $38,000 neg.

Phone: 0413 372 853.

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PINNACLE Camper Trailer. Fully Hammertone powdercoat finish, side slide drawer for clothes, stainless steel back slide draw, full front lockable carry box, 3 x 16" off road wheels with Landcruiser hubs, 4WD electric brakes, 7 Leaf eye to eye military style rebound spring with shockers, full 1700 Long 50 x 100 RHS A frame with continuation to spring hangers, 50 x 50 RHS chasis, full front stone deflector, 8 inch jockey wheel, fully hinged tent mount with gas struts, LED tail lights & blinkers, full off road hitch, 2 x gas bottles & holders, 1 x Jerry Can & holder, outside water tap & 2 x quick connects for water & Gas, 12 Volt plug at rear of Trailer, Aux. 12 Battery in front lock box, 90L water tank with stone guard, brand new black cover, registration (S96-620).

We paid $9,200. "Has it all", $6,000. Phone: 0418 320 014.

TOYOTA MR2 SW20, 1990, 3GT turbo, manual 5 speed, Lamborgini orange, all leather dec. rego, Volks racing wheels, ZLO-459. $10,500. 0431 336 117

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FORD Escape, 2004, auto, 240,000kms, TCM-989. $1,500ono. 0421 179 351.

FORD PANELVAN XE. Good mech. PYF-416. Needs some TLC. $1,200ono. Ph: 0418 564 429

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WINDSOR Dynasty 1999. Immaculate Condition. Fabulous onsite van with luxurious amenities: Double Island Bed plus provision for single bed, ensuite (including toilet and shower), front boot, 9kg gas bottles, gas stove, grill & oven, microwave, gas hot water system, 3 seasons hatches, large wardrobes, 2 door fridge/freezer, solar panel plus inverter, full annexe with mesh floor (never been used), full air con (heating/cooling).

2065kg tare, electric brakes. Full 12 months registration (N25-292). $22,000 ono. Phone: 0419 871 262.

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TOYOTA Hiace Voyager 2010.

LWB high top, automatic, petrol motor, 4 seats will sleep 3 or 4, big bed with bed up top, air con, CD, bluetooth, 2 burner gas stove, new microwave, sink, 31lt water tank, plenty of storage & room, fire extinguisher,, 2 x batteries, 240v power points, new thread in awning, block out curtains & lounge covers. Drives beautifully, reluctant sale, 335,000kms, registration (YCO-329). Priced to sell at $26,000. Phone: 0438 457 022.

HOLDEN Berlina VZ 2006. Top of the range, sedan, colour Glaze, towbar, new tyres, service books, 12 months registration (UEH-762). $7,500 or best offer.

Phone: (03) 5233 8444.

HONDA 1989 CB250R Hurricane, 4 cylinder, double OHC, 4 valves per cylinder, four carburettors, reputed to be the fastest 250cc bike in the world at that time, this one is governed at 118 miles per hour. New ignition switch, new chain, new plugs, carburettors removed and serviced, good all round condition.

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$50 to $600 HOLDEN Rodeo Dualcab Ute, 2002. Auto, white, excellent condition, with RWC, registration (WQI-251) and 6x4 box trailer with cage. $8,500 ono.

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MAZDA, 1996, V6, auto, power windows, sunroof, cruise control, mag wheels, RWC. Registered 4/17 (1BR1PN). VGC. $3,200. Phone: 5275 0752.

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COROMAL Capri 1996. Genuine one owner caravan in immaculate condition, 18ft aluminum frame, dual axle, electric brakes, independent suspension, 1340 tare weight, easy to tow, heaps of storage space, kitchen never used, 3 way fridge, setup for 12volt camping, everything changed to LED, queen size bed and kitchen table converts into small double bed, 12 months registration (Q42-564). First to see will buy. $15,990. Phone: 0409 760 952.

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MERCEDES BENZ 308CDI 2005 Motor Home & 1994 Suzuki Vitara Package. Will sell motor home separate but not the Suzuki. Motor home has toilet & shower, gas hot water system, 12v/240 fridge, 240v reverse cycle air/heating, microwave, 3 burner gas cooktop, 100L water tank & 100L grey water tank, Fiama wind out awning, reverse camera, dash mount GPS, fold out table & chairs, 4 berth with several sleeping configurations, fire blanket & extinguisher, 4 new tyres, October registration (TRG-669), 200w portable solar panel, 2000w generator inverter, 1700w 12v/240 inverter, 240,000 km's. Sold with RWC. Suzuki has registration (FPH-008) till May 2017, 4 new tyres & RWC, 220,000 km's, A-frame folds up when not in use. $55,000. Phone: Neal 0401 880 377.

SCENIC Galaxy Series II December 2000 caravan. 19' (5.8m) tandem axle, full height. Excellent condition, many features have been upgraded, always stored undercover, front island double bed with inner spring mattress, storage underneath, mirror-faced wardrobes & cupboards, vinyl folding door between living area & bedroom, centre kitchen, 240volt hot water (town water only), hand & 12volt pumps, SMEV oven, cooktop & griller, overhead cupboards and illuminated rangehood, near new awning, awning walls & flooring, 2 jerry can holders with 20l steel jerry cans, double battery box with 1 deep cycle battery, TV antenna, TV fly leads, town water and sullage hoses, rear view camera, 80l water tank with locking filler.

Rear lounge/dining. $22,000.

Chris 0417 320 263.

Local - Country - Surrounding Suburbs MG F, 1996, white with black hard top and good soft top, rebuilt upgraded engine (no more blown head gaskets), replaced hydro-gas suspension with springs, new water pump, new cam drive belt, new clutch, reconditioned clutch master cylinder, reconditioned starter motor, reconditioned alternator, new battery, cooling system checked and parts replaced as required, will be supplied with a roadworthy certificate, registration number 1CQ 5KC. Good all round condition, $12,000 spent on it over the last 18 months and covered about 600 km since the work was done. $10,000.

Contact on 5244 1650. Sale due to a new project coming up.

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SPORT Geelong, when it counts Geelong will look to beat minor premiers Sydney for the first time this season - when it matters the most - in Friday’s preliminary final.

Cats coach Chris Scott said on Tuesday the team was significantly different to the one that lost to Sydney by 38 points in round 16.

“We certainly need to lift from last time but to be frank we have.”

Following the bye, the Cats will be fresher than the Swans, who were bruised and battered in their ferocious 36-point win over Adelaide on Saturday.

But the Cats’ midfield will have to be on their game against the relentless tackling pressure of the top defensive side in the AFL. Star forward Buddy Franklin will be a huge threat for the Swans, after a skillful four-goal performance against Adelaide last week.

“Tom Lonergan has traditionally taken him,” Scott said.

“But having different players that can help out in that area ... that will definitely be an asset.”

Small forwards Tom Papley and Ben McGlynn will also be dangerous and will look to step Geelong’s run out of the backline.

Scott, who had a depth of talent to choose from this week, described the selection process for the finals as brutal.

“It’s good for the footy club and good for the team that we’ve got lots of options,” he said.

“But we’ll have disappointed players and unlucky players.”

Cats tall utility Mark Blicavs said on Wednesday that the playing group was mentally prepared for the clash despite the break.

“We’ve gotten into this prelim because of what we’ve done all this year.”

Although the Cats would “need to look after the ball better” to best the Swans’ midfield, he said.

The Cats’ courage however is hardly in question, if Lachie Henderson’s unusual aquatic encounter last week is anything to go by.

The tall defender was surfing with former Carlton team-mate Jarrad Waite at Bells Beach when a shark knocked a nearby surfer from his board.

Several Cats players catch a wave along the Surf Coast during the season and Scott admitted he would probably have a rebellion if he tried to stop them.

“We’ve got a lot of surfers and it’s an important part of their preparation,” Scott said wryly.

“I was interested to hear that they stayed out there - I knew they were brave but I didn’t realise they were that brave.”

ON THE BITE Chris Pitman

BUDDY: Tom Lonergan.

Feet firm on the ground, Pickett stands out at Galaxy

By Josip Zilic A grounded approach to life, enjoyment of a challenge and determination to get the best out of herself are hallmarks of Galaxy United’s Caitlin Pickett.

After excelling in junior football, the Sacred Heart College student from Ocean Grove made a mark for herself with Galaxy in the inaugural year of Women’s NPL competition.

After her promotion from the Under-18 side to the seniors, Pickett topped her season with a goal in the grand final.

The 16-year-old found her feet through indoor football, working under Ocean Grove legend Brian Burgess before turning to the outdoor form with Surfside Waves.

After a few years in junior ranks she earned a spot with state league division three side Surf Coast before joining division one’s North Geelong Warriors.

She also represented Victoria in National Schools Championships earlier this month and has won selection all-Australian for a tour of the UK early next year.

Pickett has begun fund-raising to pay her way on on the non-sponsored tour, with a page at gofundme.com/caitlinp.

Anglers’ feast with snapper Corio Bay hosted some excellent snapper fishing again over the past week.

Matthew Kirby and dad Alistair enjoyed an exceptional session on the bay, boating two trophy snapper of 10.45kg and 10kg.

Other anglers found plenty of smaller models to 45cm while casting soft plastics among the Western Beach moorings.

Squid anglers had little difficulty boating bag-limit captures from Clifton Springs right around to the mouth of Swan Bay. The run-in tide was best, with size 3 jigs working well.

Some anglers fishing along the Point Richards channel also caught snapper, but they were finicky, probably due to the water still being on the cool side.

Tackleworld Geelong’s Adam Van Der Lugt was at it again, this time down the Bellarine Peninsula. A beastly bream of 48cm devoured one of his soft plastics, putting Adam through his paces on light tackle.

The Barwon River estuary’s lower reaches were surprisingly productive, considering the recent rain. Mullet, Australian salmon and even tailor ended up in anglers’ bags.

Fishing the run-in tide below the Ocean Grove boat ramp was best, with baits such as pippie and prawn working well.

Mark Stewart ventured out from Portland to troll skirted lures for southern bluefin tuna, catching a 100.4kg fish after a three-hour battle.

Freshwater anglers kept their attention on Lake Purrumbete where brown trout up to 5.5kg have been devouring hard-body lures cast or trolled at first and last light along the east bank. Anglers noted that casting or trolling around schools of minnow rippling on the surface during the evening was the key to success.

BANKED: Adam Van Der Lugt with his big bream from an unidentified local waterway.

TOUR: Caitlin Pickett in action for Galaxy.

Asked and answered: Warriors queried whether dreams can come true

By Josip Zilic Its fans asked ‘make us dream’ and North Geelong Warriors answered in emphatic fashion with a 4-0 victory in an NPL1 promotion playoff against Richmond With a large band of travelling supporters behind it North Geelong made an instant return to top flight soccer in Victoria and at the same time erasing the disappointment of 2015’s relegation.

“The boys were amazing,” coach Micky Colina said after the game.

“It’s a very special moment for the club. The fans were massive for the boys, too,” It could have been a different story early on when Richmond’s Alex Caniglia provided a heart pounding moment catching Daniel Zilic off guard and hitting the post.

As the match settled the Warriors forward line began to give their opponents headaches with persistent runs into dangerous areas.

It was that pressure that lead to the opener on 15 minutes when Kene Eze shimmied into the area and was upended by Bryan Bran.

PROMOTED: North Geelong Warriors celebrate the playoff victory against Richmond. Picture: LIVE PIXEL Matt Thorne stepped up to take the honours and opened the ledger.

The sides returned from the break with the scores at 1-0 and plenty to play for.

Richmond again was the early enforcer, Hamlet Armenian getting forward driving a low cross

into the box that a retreating Darren Lewis managed to just angle over the bar.

However, like the first half it was danger man Eze who again gave his opponent a hard time, pivoting and flicking a ball in the box only for Birkhan Yurdakul to raise his arm to the ball and

give away a penalty.

Thorne delivered again and slotted it perfectly to dent Richmond’s hopes.

If that didn’t put the contest to rest then the third certainly did.

On 60 minutes Josh Pugh darted down the left and sent an inch perfect cross for Michael Anderson to rise and head with precision into the top corner.

Michael Simms finished off the scoring and with it started celebrations with an injury time follow up to another Eze forward entry which was parried by Tony Foglia into Simms’ direction to neatly tuck away.

Captain Matt Townley said: “I can’t speak highly enough of the people we have, to bounce straight back up is exactly what we wanted as playing group.”

The sentiment was further echoed by Anderson.

“It’s hard to put into words right now, this club and the support you receive on and off the park is second to none,” he said.

“There’s not many places like North Geelong.”

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