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“NBN is using a range of technologies to make fast broadband available to all Australians by 2020.”

When asked about the speculation of a “no more dig” policy, Mr Moore said the idea “does not make sense”.

“The fibre-to-the-node fixed line service actually uses existing copper phone lines, which are underground,” he said.

Mr Moore said anyone having con-

nection issues or problems should contact their phone or internet company, who would then work with NBNco. “When you are connecting thousands of homes and businesses every week, there will inevitably be issues with some individual premises along the way,” he said.

“However, NBN continues to work hard to eliminate these issues and improve the connection experience.

“At this stage, there are no plans to change the rollout approach for the area.”

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Ms Schneider said her family had been testing their current internet speeds - 1.5 megabits per second was one of the higher results.

Australia’s average internet speeds in the last quarter of 2015 was 8.2Mbps.

“For me, personally, in my household we were really, really looking forward to it and relying on it,” Ms Schneider said.

“I feel very let down myself and

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WARBURTON residents are being left with questions and complaints - and snail’s pace internet speeds - after the recent National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout in town.

Works to connect properties to the NBN as part of the nationwide rollout recently completed in Warburton, but residents like Lindy Schneider have said the works are done, but many are unable to connect.

Ms Schneider said she registered her interest at a pop-up NBN Telstra store in town, and was told after eight weeks that she would not be able to connect the service.

“If I look at the street numbers on my street, we can’t (connect) - a block of land across the road can,” she said.

While posts in Facebook group Upper Yarra Community Trading Post featured many comments from residents who were able to connect and improve their speeds, there were also numerous complaints from people either unable to be connected or experiencing slow speeds or drop-outs in service.

Ms Schneider said that one of the stores in Warburton’s main street was one of the properties unable to connect, despite the shops around them having the service.

She said there was speculation that NBNco had a policy of “no more dig” that if the works were done, technicians would not carry out further works - but said it was hearsay and that there had been a lack of communication.

“This is all hearsay, which is the big challenge,” she said.

“There’s been no clear communication, generally, to households about this - we just get told to register on websites and we’ll be told when it’s available.

“Who knows if that’s 18 months, or three years, or what the story is?”

The area from Yarra Junction to Warburton is marked on the NBN Network Rollout Map as having “service available”, with building works com-

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MORE than 100 people celebrated the launch of the 2016 Toolangi Sculpture Trail project and the opening of the Yarra Valley Arts ‘Regeneration Small Sculpture Exhibition’ on Sunday, 6 November.

The event heralds an exciting regeneration of community art culture in Toolangi after the closure of the Forest Discovery Centre in 2012, and 20 years after the original sculpture trail was created in 1996.

Fourteen artists will be involved in the two-week residency over the next two weeks in a program that involves workshops with local school and youth groups and guided tours of the sculpture trail as a work in progress.

‘Regeneration’ features the works of artists, both local and from further afield, and is staged within the unique architecture of the recently re-opened Forest Discovery Centre.

Mounted within a 50x50cm base, the sculptures provide insights into the artists’ concerns for the environment.

Among a number of speakers at the opening were Taungurung elder and artist Mick Harding, Yarra Valley Arts president, Marcel Theunissen, artist Ernst Fries who was the originator of the 1996 sculpture trail, Michael Nardella chair of Kinglake Ranges Foundation, and Sharon Plummer, project manager of the Toolangi Sculpture Trail.

Ms Plummer said one of the most memorable aspects of the day was having Mr Harding perform the traditional Welcome to Country smoking ceremony.

“It was very significant for the project to have that cleansing of the site for everyone who is participating in and visiting the event,” Ms Plummer said.

While the artists in residence start in earnest this week, Ms Plummer recommended the second week as the ideal time to walk through the trail, observe the artists at work and take a guided tour.

The family day on Saturday,

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Mount Eliza artist Marynes Avila with her sculpture, 'Anlagen'. 161555 12 November, includes Gould League workshops for kids, Yarning the Web with traditional weaving workshops, creation of the Community Sculpture and a Spotlight Forest Tour.

Yarning the Web continues on the Sunday, along with artists’ talks and demonstrations and the Spotlight Forest Tour.

The Closing Ceremony is on Sunday, 20 November with Aunty Lee Healey narrating ‘The First Taungurung Women’ accompanied by Toolangi Pri-

mary School students.

The sculptures will be formally gifted to the community and the trail declared open on the day.

For a full program of events visit www.toolangisculpture. com.

The Regeneration Small Sculpture Exhibition is open daily from 10am to 4pm until 27 November. The Toolangi Forest Discovery Centre is at 1687 Healesville-Kinglake Road, Toolangi.

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Nature can be so fun

By Jodie Symonds A NEW nature playground makes playtime fun for students of Don Valley Primary School.

Students designed the new playground, and teachers and parents fund-raised to raise money to fund the project.

Physical education teacher Kate Weston said the school’s 33 students were all involved in the project.

“We have a lovely and very active group of families in our community,” Ms Weston said.

The playground took 18 months to complete, from the planning process to finishing the building of the playground. “(The students) created 2D and 3D models, wrote an action plan, wrote a letter to school council, researched and visited other playgrounds and even had expert advice from Healesville Sanctuary staff,” she said.

Ms Weston said the nature playground featured a sandpit, a redeveloped cubby house, a gully section and tyres.

“Our students are thoroughly enjoying their time in their very special nature playground,” Ms Weston said.

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Schools push for speed sign safety

By Jodie Symonds WESBURN Primary School wants electronic 40km/h speed signs to improve safety.

State Member for Eildon Cindy McLeish, State Member for Ferntree Gully Nick Wakeling and principal of Wesburn Primary School Anne Stenhouse met on Thursday 3 November at Wesburn Primary School to discuss the issue.

Safety, large trucks, speed, and volume of traffic were just some of the concerns raised.

Minister for Roads and Road Safety Luke Donnellan said VicRoads had investigated the proposal, but at this stage, the road did not require electronic flashing signs.

“We will continue to monitor Wesburn Primary School and Warburton Highway and work with their community around any future improvements," Mr Donnellan said.

Ms Stenhouse raised concern over a sharp bend that is in front of the school, and how road users simply ignore the signs.

“There have been that many accidents on that bend,” Ms Stenhouse said.

“They [road users] don’t see it until they’re right on it.”

Woori Yallock Primary School is also seeking electronic 40km/h speed signs.

Ms McLeish said she had requested the government to update its policy to take into account factors including local weather conditions, the driving of heavy vehicles and the frequency of speeding

Briefly Nabbed at the wheel THREE drivers will be fronting court after being caught under the influence of drugs by the Yarra Ranges Highway Patrol on Wednesday 2 November.

One driver, who decided to push his luck, was caught twice in less than three hours.

At 2.45pm, a 39-yearold Ringwood man was intercepted by police and tested positive to methamphetamines/MDMA in his system.

At 3.29pm, a 23-yearold Croydon man tested positive to the same drugs, and was found to not be displaying P-plates, did not have his licence on him and did not have an interlock fitted to his car as legally required.

At 6.33pm, a 54-yearold Croydon man was intercepted after disobeying a red arrow, and tested positive to the same drugs.

The Croydon man was spotted again at 8.56pm, speeding in Chirnside Park - when police realised it was the same driver, he underwent a second drug test, which also returned positive.

All the drivers will be charged on summons with traffic offences, with the Croydon man to be charged with disobeying a lawful direction by a police officer.

Pushing the limits

From left, State Member for Ferntree Gully, Nick Wakeling, principal of Wesburn Primary School, Anne Stenhouse, State Member for Eildon Cindy McLeish, students of Wesburn Primary School Tao, Isla and Will and Crossing Lady Picture: JODIE SYMONDS Pam Woodhead. 161469 drivers at both Woori Yallock and Wesburn Primary schools.

“It’s not a one size fits all in this case - especially when it’s about safety,” Ms McLeish said.

“Heavy fog in each locality makes it extremely difficult for crossing supervisors to be seen.

“The combination of heavy vehicles

and fog is downright dangerous and should be reflected in the policy, which is currently very city centric.”

The Mail reported in February that three schools in the Dandenong Ranges received electronic speed signs - Mount Dandenong, The Patch and Selby Primary School.

Ms McLeish said the three Dandenong Ranges schools that received the electron-

ic speed signs had less volume of daily traffic than Wesburn, as it is on the Warburton Highway.

Mr Wakeling said safety issues didn't go away.

“While we think it’s great the three Dandenong Ranges schools have received electronic speed signs, there are clearly more schools, like Wesburn, who need it as well,” he said.

A WOORI Yallock man will face court after driving his car into a tree last Wednesday and blowing more than three times the legal blood alcohol limit.

Police posting on the Eyewatch - Yarra Ranges Police Service Area Facebook page said the 23-year-old Woori Yallock man ran off the road and drove into a tree just before 11pm on Wednesday 2 November.

He returned a blood alcohol reading of 0.189 per cent - more than three times the legal limit of 0.05 for fully-licensed drivers.

He will be charged on summons to face Ringwood Magistrates’ Court.

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Prepare for heat IT’S a timely reminder that the hot weather and the fire season are just around the corner; and not to be fooled by the recent unseasonal rain and mild conditions.

Like humans, pets can suffer from a range of problems after exposure to the sun or high temperatures.

Dehydration can result from prolonged exposure to the sun, especially if access to water is limited.

In extreme heat, animals can also suffer from heat stress; while for fairer pets, sunburn can also be a painful aftermath of too much sun.

Older pets fare better, for the change in temperature as the colder months can be tough on those with arthritis or aching joints.

However, as the barometer climbs, we must plan for the hotter months ahead.

Pets are very prone to heat stress.

Unlike humans, dogs and cats sweat very little.

This means the way in which they can lose excess heat from their body is limited.

They rely instead on panting to help them cool down, but this isn’t a particularly effective method.

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The most common cause of heat stress in dogs is being shut in cars.

Even when the windows are open slightly, on a mild day, temperatures inside a car can rise rapidly.

On hot days, temperatures can reach dangerous levels within minutes, and many dogs have died from being shut in hot cars even for short periods of time.

Other contributing factors of heat stress on hot days occur, where an animal has limited or no access to shade and water.

Excessive exercise on hot days can also contribute to heat stress.

Early signs of heat stress include anxiety, panting, and excessive salivation.

As the problem worsens, the animal may become disorientated, and vomiting can occur.

Severe heat stress can cause seizures,

collapse, and death.

There are some simple steps that pet owners can take during hot weather to ensure their pets’ safety.

Outdoor pets should have shade at all times, and have access to several sources of water, so that they will not run out throughout the day.

Apply a pet-safe sunscreen to exposed areas for dogs and cats at risk of sunburn, especially pink noses and ears.

Avoid walking or exercising dogs in the heat of the day.

Early morning and late evening walks are preferable.

If not at home, consider arranging for a friend or family member to check pets during the day.

Finally, remember to include your pets as part of your bushfire plan.

This includes ensuring that your pets are microchipped and details are current with the relevant agency; registration is up to date and preparing an emergency kit for your pets in case you need to evacuate.

For further details on preparing your pets this summer, visit animalaid.org.au or call the Animal Aid Veterinary Clinic on (03) 9739 0500.

Kids get artful

By Kath Gannaway THE artistic talents of more than 80 students from Wandin Yallock Primary School are on display to the wider community this week at Mont De Lancey Historic Homestead in Wandin.

The week-long annual exhibition by students from Prep through to Grade 6 was officially opened last week, with students walking with great anticipation from the school to the nearby Mont De Lancey to see their works displayed professionally in the magnificent gallery.

Art teacher, Courtney Sharp, said members of the wider school community attended the opening and joined the students for afternoon tea.

“The students were really keen and excited to see their pieces on display and will be just as excited to be taking them home after having them on public exhibition,” Ms Sharp said.

The exhibition covers a wide range of media reflecting the year’s art curriculum which included Indigenous art, items made from recycled materials, paintings and textiles.

The display is open to the public until Wednesday, 9 November, when it makes way for the official opening of ‘Fusion Nature Through The Lens’, a photographic exploration of nature by Yarra Valley artists, bird photographer Kim Wormald, artist Joy Phillips and photojournalist, Greg Carrick.

The official opening of ‘Fusion’ is on Saturday, 12 November, at noon and is open to the public until 11 December.

Mont De Lancey is at 71 Wellington Road, Wandin North. Phone 5964 2088.

Community Diary Remembrance Day RSL Sub-branches around the Yarra Valley will hold Remembrance Day commemorations on Friday, 11 November as follows: Healesville at the RSL, Yarra Glen, Warburton, Yarra Junction, Marysville and Lilydale at the main street cenotaphs, and Wandin Rotary will hold a service at the Wandin Yallock War Memorial on the corner of Hunter and Beenak roads. Services start at 10.45am.

Nature Through The Lens THREE Yarra Valley artists, bird photographer Kim Wormald, artist Joy Phillips and photojournalist Greg Carrick, will present ‘Fusion - Nature Through The Lens’ a group photographic exploration of nature at Mont De Lancey Historic Homestead gallery, 71 Wellington Road, Wandin North, from 12 November to 11 December. All works are available for purchase.

HEALESVILLE Music Festival is set for three days of non-stop music, 11 to 13 November, with local and international performers at multiple venues, street performers, workshops and a bush dance. Camping is available at the magnificent Healesville racecourse. Visit www. healesvillemusicfestival.com. au .

MARKETS are held on the second and fourth Sundays of each month at the Recreation Reserve car park in Yarra Junction. Enjoy a friendly market atmosphere with a variety of stalls including plants, produce, books, craft, dog treats, bric-a-brac and secondhand goods. Stall fees to local community groups. The next market is 27 November. Phone Dave 0439 018 467

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WARBURTON Senior Citizens hosts a three-course meal ($13) every Thursday at 11am, along with prizes, card and other games. Phone Barbara on 5966 9137.

SOULSVILLE will once again be providing a free uplifting gospel-style concert including four-piece band, soloists, guest instrumentalists and choir at the Healesville Uniting Church on Sunday 13 November. Due to limited seating there will be two concerts at 11am and 1pm so come along and enjoy the fun. Contact Catherine 0417 002 793.

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THE Yarra Ranges Film Society will present Paolo Virzi’s Human Capital, at The Arts Centre Warburton on Tuesday, 8 November, and at The Memo, Healesville, on Tuesday 15 November, at 7.30pm. Films are for members only, but memberships are available on the film nights. Contact U3a.

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UPPER Yarra Wildlife Rescue Network will give a presentation at Yarra Junction Library on Tuesday, 8 November, at 1.30pm. UYWRN volunteers care for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife in the valley with wildlife being lost at an alarming rate due to introduced species, disease, habitat loss and roadkill. The presentation will cover all aspects of threats to wildlife and the work of the group. Phone 0409 357 037.

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‘Stop’ risky revegetation call

By Jesse Graham AN ADVOCACY group has called on DELWP to cease its revegetation along the Yarra River, citing bushfire concerns for the valley if the Yellingbo Conservation Area works continue.

The Yarra Waterways Group released a report on 26 October, outlining concerns about bushfire risk in the Yellingbo Conservation Area, which stretches across the Yarra Valley.

The main concerns arising from the report is the potential bushfire risk from revegetation along the Yarra River, which the group said would pose a risk to nearby residential properties in the event of a bushfire.

Citing fires in previous years along riparian corridors, the group calls on the government to “immediately stop” revegetation within 200 metres of the “identified assets” in the report, including residences, until an independent bushfire risk assessment is completed.

“A serious conflict exists between conservation values imposed by the Yellingbo Conservation Area and the obligation of the state to give priority to the protection of human life and assets from bushfire risks,” the report reads.

Other recommendations include rolling back the boundary of the YCA, installation of access points for the CFA and the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) on the Yarra River between Woori Yallock and Millgrove and restricting any future revegetation to outside 200 metres of dwellings, buildings and other public assets.

Group member Peter Cochrane said that bushfire risk was a “major concern” for the group.

“It doesn’t have to be a bushfire that is like Black Saturday, where you know basically concrete burns - even a

Resat Dajlan, Halit Dajlan, George Key, Jodie Cochrane, Rick Houlihan, Peter Cochrane, Geoff Cochrane with Charlie, Paul Cochrane and Tamara Picture: ROB CAREW Cochrane with Kimberly near the planting zone. 161130 small fire ... has the potential to destroy homes and kill people,” Mr Cochrane said.

“It’s pretty evident that this sort of vegetation they want to plant is dangerous around homes.

“The rule of thumb by all the experts is that it shouldn’t be within 200 metres - you need that space to defend property.”

DELWP’s Port Phillip Regional Director Kelly Crosthwaite said the

department took bushfire risk “very seriously”.

“To ensure that bushfire risk in the extended Yellingbo Conservation Area is managed effectively, our first step is to develop a bushfire management plan, that considers all risk factors and recommends mitigating actions,” Ms Crosthwaite said.

“The bushfire management plan process will be community led, with involvement from DELWP, CFA,

Parks Victoria and local councils, and supported by an independent facilitator and scientific experts.

“DELWP will continue to engage with the Yarra Waterways Group, and their report will be considered as part of this process and the mitigation measures identified in it will be assessed.”

Ms Crosthwaite said measures would include buffer zones and access tracks, along with assessing which areas of Crown land would be reveg-

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“DELWP is also working with landholders on an individual basis to determine areas where grazing can be used as a management tool as part of a riparian management licence,” she said.

Ms Crosthwaite said Environment Minister Lily D’Ambrosio had received the report and would be responding to it.

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Fillies leading fashion stakes HIGH stakes and high fashion were the order of the day at Yarra Glen Racecourse on Melbourne Cup Day on 1 November. As the nation stopped to witness the nail-biting win of Almandin at Flemington, thousands of punters turned out to enjoy some good ol’ fashion country racing and fun, courtesy of Yarra Valley Racing. Mail photographer Greg Carrick attended the popular meet to snap up the action and the fashion.

Tom’s Trio Jazz Band kept the music flowing all day.

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Maree Campbell of Bendigo brings home Kains Boy in first place. 161372

Chelsea Setches of Croydon got into the music from Ruckus. 161372

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By Jesse Graham

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Portraits adorning town’s shopfronts PAINTED portraits from Upper Yarra artists are currently hanging in shopfronts around Warburton as part of a street exhibition running until 23 November.

The Face2Face exhibition, organised by the Upper Yarra Community Enterprise (UYCE), features 24 portraits of Upper Yarra residents, painted by Upper Yarra residents, hanging in shopfronts around Warburton.

UYCE community development worker Suyin Chan said the inaugural exhibition was inspired by Yarra Ranges Council’s Not the Archies portrait exhibition in Healesville in past years.

Artists were able to pay a $5 entry fee and received a canvas, where they painted a portrait of

anyone from the Upper Yarra region.

The finished portraits range from friends and family members to iconic residents and the works will hang in town until 23 November.

Ms Chan said she was “really proud” of the result, and that artists ranging from primary and high school students, through to submitted works by experienced painters.

“I’m just looking forward to people coming and walking the streets and having a look at the paintings,” she said.

She said the event would likely be run again next year, with extra time allocated for people to complete their paintings.

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From there, a large steel frame was made and each cap was strung up from the frame - it stands in the Yering Station gallery just above head-height, allowing visitors to (carefully) walk under it.

From the first idea to finishing the piece, Ms Nicholson said the work took about a year to make.

Ms Nicholson said there was

a contrast between the area in Gunnedah where the caps were made and the halls of Yering Station, but that the feelings behind the sculpture were “universal”.

“There’s universal emotions, so although I think it’s very much of its place, it’s also talking about something that’s relevant to everybody anyway, and I’m sure this community has faced a lot of the same questions,” she said.

As the winner of the awards, Ms Nicholson received a $12,000 cash prize.

“It’s beautiful - it’s very helpful, because it’s not easy to make works like this, finan-

cially,” she said.

Her advice for young artists was simple - stick to your intuition, and ignore people who say you should make works that fit in the back of your car.

“I’ll always remember when I was at art school, one of the tutors or lecturers was saying that you should make things that fit in your car and I was outraged at the time and I still am,” Ms Nicholson said.

“You shouldn’t make art for that reason - it should be about the idea, not about how you’re going to manage it.”

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AN elaborate artwork featuring dozens of clay mourning caps has won the 16th Yarra Valley Arts and Yering Station Sculpture Awards, with works on display for the next month.

The sculpture exhibition and awards opened on 23 October, featuring works by artists from around the valley and further abroad, and will close on 5 December.

Abbotsford-based artist Bridget Nicholson was announced as the winner of the awards at the opening with her colossal piece, Hold, which features clay mourning caps inspired by a New South Wales Aboriginal story.

She said that she went to Gunnedah in New South Wales, and saw an Aboriginal mourning cap, which were made by women when their husbands died as a part of the mourning process.

“At the time, my mother was dying, so I experimented on myself and I just found that the physical sensation was lovely it was sort of grounding and reassuring and quite comforting,” Ms Nicholson said.

After meeting with Elders to get their blessing for the project, Ms Nicholson met with Aboriginal women in the area and made the caps over four months, before having them fired in a kiln and marked with the name of its wearer.

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I AM wondering who, or what organisation, and what motivations, are behind the recent series of letters whinging about extending the Yellingbo Conservation Area.

I have lived in an extremely high-risk fire location for nearly 40 years now; one that probably makes these complaints laughable in comparison.

But, as a firefighter of 15 years, I quickly worked out that I only had the choice of getting rid of the natural beauty and wildlife that I left Melbourne to enjoy, or else accept the risk and do everything possible to make my family and place safe in a major fire; and, in ways that did not require radical clearing.

I now feel that, despite its location, the property is far safer than many residences in the township, and the environment is far more beautiful than it was in 1977 after considerable destruction by selective logging and soil removal.

I am not suggesting that those complaining about the extension need to go to the lengths I have gone to for fire protection.

I do, however, think they need to consider whether they want to live in a place of natural beauty and wildlife (that will be even more enhanced by the extension)and just accept what might, or might not, be a slightly increased risk; and perhaps work a little more on good non-destructive fire protection.

On the other hand, if nature is so abhorrent and deeply fear-provoking to these writers, they might consider shifting to some suburb where there are no trees or other

'unsafe’ natural life.

John Whiteoak, Healesville.

Healesville Guardian 7 November 1936 Healesville Curtain Raisers TUNEFUL melodies and bright frocks characterised ‘Why Worry’ a revue staged in the Memorial Hall on Wednesday night by the Healesville Curtain Raisers’ amateur theatrical society. The performance was witnessed by a capacity audience and the stage improvement fund should find itself considerably augmented.

The Shire President (Cr Mowle) with Mrs and Miss Mowle and Mr Basil Bayles occupied a ‘box’ and there was an influx of ‘notabilities’ from Woori Yallock and other outside parts.

Healesville appreciates comedy and when it finds itself confronted with all the changes and interchanges of a revue this little old town is in its seventh heaven of delight.

Feed it with fun and absurd situations, sprinkled with songs and dances and you can be sure of reaching its heart.

Healesville loves to laugh, and the simpler the joke the greater its glee.

Upper Yarra Mail 10 November 1994 From Upper Yarra to Yarra Ranges - It’s Out of our Hands FINAL date for the lodgement of objections to the Local Government Board’s proposal for a Yarra Ranges Mega Shire was last Monday.

The Shire of Upper Yarra had received over 500 letters protesting the decision and last Wednesday approximately 80 people attended the shire offices to voice their opposition to the mega shire proposal.

A similar number of people attended a meeting in Healesville on the same night. Over 700 people were out in force in Upwey to voice their opposition to the board’s proposal.

No-one at the Yarra Junction meeting supported the Mega Shire proposal.

Duck Race Winners THE Great Duck (plastic ducks) was held in good conditions as part of the Five Bridges Festival recently.

The winners of the Great Duck Race conducted were 1. Guy Nillson, 2. Lyn McLellan, 3. Turk, 4. Helen Ingram, 5. P, Lucas.

– Contributed by Ellena Biggs

Seeing green A FEW short years ago, Warburton to Millgrove had tens of thousands of trees and grasses planted along the river banks.

This has also created fuel for fires.

In their wisdom, wattles and gums were planted frequently, in numbers of six to eight in a square metre and many in front of seats and under huge existing deciduous trees.

Warburton is a tourist town where many people enjoy the river and now many parts have had the view cut off.

Who comes up with these ideas and do they understand the implications in the future?

I propose that these plantings be moved to all the ‘inner’ city areas of the Yarra?

Of course, it may mean the end of all the bike and walking tracks and barbcue facilities and more ... if 100m wide areas are fenced off!

Catherine Seegers, East Warburton

The fix is in DANIEL Andrews is blowing his trumpet about Fire Action Week (Mail, 25 October) - 'prepare your properties for fire’.

I support Yarra Ranges Council; leave Yellingbo at Yellingbo.

I hope the Premier will fix this very serious problem before it’s too late.

Bev Griffin, Yarra Junction.

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By Jesse Graham FOR some people, the start of November is the start of preparation for Christmas.

For others, like Healesville’s Joel Hawting, the first of November marks the beginning of a monthlong fund-raiser, with one last shave for a good cause as Movember begins.

Mr Hawting is one of the many people taking part in Movember, where participants shave at the beginning of the month and then put down the razor to try and grow facial hair.

The event raises money for men’s health projects focusing on prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention, with the goal of reducing the rates of premature death in men.

Mr Hawting, who is part of a group of nine taking part in Movember, shaved on Tuesday 1 November, and said his team would be growing horseshoe-style moustaches, similar to the one sported by Dennis Lillee.

“We’re all going to be Dennis Lillee lookalikes for a month,” he said.

“I normally have a bit of threeday stubble or something - so to have it come off and to get a bit of length, it’s going to be interesting.”

Mr Hawting said he hoped the event would help to raise awareness of men’s health, and prompt men to take the time to take stock of their health, both physical and mental.

“I think men’s health is an area that as blokes, we’re not always good at looking after ourselves in a lot of ways,” he said.

“For me, I think it was about a

Myra Healey at her 100th birthday lunch on Wednesday 2 November. 161417 Picture: JESSE GRAHAM

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Healesville's Joel Hawting on the second day of Movember. 161416 Picture: JESSE GRAHAM simple thing, in growing a moustache, to raise awareness, but also to encourage men to think about these issues, and think about instead of trying to deal with things themselves, share with other people and support one another.

“Too often, it’s that old-school way of thinking, that we’ve got to be tough, we’ve got to do it all alone and we pave our own paths, when I think men are obviously better when we’re together and work-

ing together.”

He said this year’s event asked participants to do some form of physical activity each day and record it, as a reminder to stay in good physical health.

Though the team - the Horseshoe Crew - does not have a fund-raising goal for the month, Mr Hawting said he was hoping to raise $1000.

To donate, or for more information about Movember, visit au.movember.com

WESBURN’S Myra Healey has joined the ranks of the Yarra Valley’s centenarians, celebrating her 100th birthday on Thursday 3 November.

Ms Healey celebrated the occasion on Sunday in Williamstown with friends and family, on Wednesday 2 November at Yarra Junction’s Upper Yarra RSL with Legacy members and again on Thursday in a small event at Wild Cattle Creek Estate in Wandin North.

About 40 friends and Legacy members attended the RSL lunch, with many dressed in nautical uniforms and costumes - a continuation of the first birthday celebration at Williamstown’s Titanic Restaurant.

“We’ve had so many parties in my life I’ve had every kind of party you could imagine,” Ms Healey told the Mail.

“My daughter said, ‘What do you want to do for your 100th?’ - just for a joke, I said I’ll go down on the Titanic.

“Of course, she went straight and booked it and, oh, it was big. It was a good night.”

Ms Healey said she and her husband

came to the Yarra Valley about 37 years ago, coming to live with a cousin before settling down in Wesburn and eventually joining Legacy.

“When my husband died, they asked me to come join them,” she said.

“I didn’t want to, because I didn’t know anything about Legacy - anyway, I did, and I became the oldest, longest-serving president in 90 years, eventually.”

“I didn’t know that until they told me.”

One of the attendees, Barry Dingle, said Ms Healey had spent her life doing all she could to help other people, and her work with Legacy was an example of that.

“If it’s not helping others, she’s not interested in it,” Mr Dingle said.

Ms Healey said she had already received letters from politicians to congratulate her on the milestone birthday.

“I can’t believe it,” she said.

“I can’t believe I’m 100 - when I was 99, everyone was telling me what a good age, I said that was nothing.

“One hundred, it suddenly hit me, is a long time.”

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Altitude Hair Studio now recycles 95% of its waste by using the comprehensive resource recovery service offered by Sustainable Salons Australia.

“We are committed to sustainable growth that encourages social responsibility and respect for the planet. This simple initiative can make all the difference to what was once landfill waste become a future resource”, says Danielle Cameron, owner of Altitude Hair Studio.

Rather than contaminating the waterways, excess shampoo and hair colour waste now go to a chemical recycler. Plastics are also recycled into construction material and gardening equipment.

What’s more, Altitude Hair Studio staff love that the proceeds from recycling benefit the community through several programs.

Every kilo of recycled aluminium helps Oz Harvest fund four meals for the homeless.

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MARKET SCENE All the bargains under the sun A Mail News Advertising Feature

WHO doesn’t love a bargain?

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.

Also, another great option is the Lilydale Farmers Produce Market (first Sunday of the month) - 8am to 1pm. Bellbird - Bellbird Park (next to Lilydale Lake).

Meanwhile, why not visit the Yarra Glen Racecourse Market (first Sunday of the month) 9am to 2pm - at the Yarra Glen Racecourse.

Or test out the Yarra Valley Farmers’ Market (each third Sunday of the month) - 9am to 2pm - at the Barn, Yering Station, Melba Highway, Yarra Glen.

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DON VALLEY DELIGHT ENJOY the country atmosphere which Don Valley has to offer, including listening to the sounds of the nearby creek and watching the colourful birds when they come to visit this great property.

Set on about 6296 square metres of land (over one acre), the lovely four-bedroom country home has ensuite and walk-in wardrobe to the main bedroom and wardrobes to the other three spacious bedrooms, which are handy to the main bathroom.

Large windows provide an outlook to the beautiful surrounds, which can also be

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appreciated from the huge covered deck which would be fabulous for entertaining or relaxing.

Cook delicious meals in your generous blackwood kitchen offering lots of cupboard and bench space, double oven and dishwasher, while family and friends gather in the adjoining family living areas which have wood heater and split-systems for comfort.

Enjoy your hobbies in the barn-style workshop where there is also space for a car in addition to the high roof double carport which adjoins the house.

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BACKING ONTO THE GOLF COURSE THIS wonderful brick-veneer home is situated on a beautiful near level block of about 1404 square metres.

It is ideally positioned with the golf course at the back fence and the Yarra River and Warburton township are close by.

There are three good size bedrooms, two bathrooms and a good size lounge filled with lots of natural light. The home has been renovated throughout and has a modern feel but doesn’t compromise on functionality. The back yard has lovely established gardens and a single lock-up garage with concrete floor and power.

There is gas ducted heating and a splitsystem for year-round comfort.

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Yarra Valley 11 Brisbane Hill road, Warburton

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Stunning Home with Spectacular Views Immaculately presented, 5-bedroom home in the heart of Warburton on approx. 1164m2 with stunning views. Multiple living zones or “two homes in one”.There is a wood heater, split system, European loorboards, French style panelled ceilings & a modern bathroom with frameless shower screen.

Upstairs has 3 bedrooms, master having a large spa bath & French doors opening to a private deck. Downstairs includes a lovely & large open plan kitchen/dining/lounge with 2 sets of French doors opening to a covered deck area with spectacular views. There is wood heating, panel wall heaters to all rooms & a further two large bedrooms, one with French doors also opening to the deck. Outside has pergolas, BBQ area, large green house, vast array of fruit trees, veggie patch & a garden shed & a double carport.

FOr SaLE $750,000 Plus LaND 1164m2 approx

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Great location with Mountain Views • Treehouse-like, light & bright open plan home with beautiful mountain views • stunning new kitchen & polished boards • enjoy the abundant birdlife • Undercover entertaining area • Close proximity to cafes & Yarra River picnic areas

FOR SALE

amazing Outlook, Wonderful Location • Open living room with wood heating & split system • Huge timber kitchen with loads of bench & cupboard space, plus adjoining dining area • Undercover entertaining area with stunning views • Rumpus room underneath the home • Carport, concrete driveway & established garden

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Bluestone Home on *10 acres (approx) • One of the Valley’s most majestic properties looking down to the Yarra River & rolling hills • Bluestone, handmade bricks, leadlight windows & natural timbers • Hydronic loor heating & a ducted vacuum system • extensive botanical garden & water features

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Wesburn

$460,000 - $520,000

Glorious Gardens, Picture Perfect Location This unique property offers great space for the growing or extended family sitting on just under 3/4 acre and ideally set up with 2 separate zoned living areas and lovingly cared for over 20 years.

The main home is very well presented and offers 2 bedrooms, formal lounge/dining, meals area and cosy sitting room overlooking the beautiful picturesque gardens plus a spacious open kitchen. The separate bungalow offers 2 bedrooms plus a kitchen and meals area. Outside offers 2 separate carports and a lock up garage plus the bonus of a large solar power system, beautiful gardens all round with a lovely colourful array of established lowering shrubs and trees, it’s a gardener’s delight.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

1459 Healesville Kooweerup Rd Woori Yallock

$690,000 - $760,000

12 Greenwood Drive Launching Place

$370,000 - $420,000

Perfect Lifestyle Property close to Town

Perfect First Home, Last Home or Investment

As soon as you enter the driveway to this property the comforting feeling of “nothing left to do” meets you at every turn. Fully renovated inside and out this is a different home to what it once was.

Comprising of 3 bedrooms plus a home ofice and/or fourth bedroom, this property set on 2 Acres (approx.) will suit any family looking for that small acreage lifestyle dream. Heated by a crackling wood ire and split systems in the cooler months your climate is taken care of!

This 3 bedroom brick veneer home offers everything for the irst home buyer, investor or down sizer.

Freshly painted inside and with new polished loorboards this one is ready to go. Outside there’s a massive covered areas and a large metal garage with concrete loor & power in the back of the block ideal for tradies. Plenty of room for cars, caravans/boats etc. All located on a good size 836 square metre block in a convenient location close to shops and schools.

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

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

17 Yarra Valley Cres East Warburton

$330,000 - $370,000

Home Amongst The Gum Trees Set atop a quiet street this big 3 bedroom home has one of the most beautiful outlooks that any home could have. All bedrooms are large and accommodating as well as the main living area and kitchen are both spacious and open. Master bedroom has a double robe with mirrored doors.

The kitchen is huge and open with the meals area with gorgeous wooden bench tops coupled with wood loating loors. This opens to the large lounge where the loating wooden loors low through to your beautiful bay window that overlooks your own little piece of paradise. A wood heater stands proud in the corner while taking care of the chilly winters! Extras include HUGE front deck, dishwasher, new super plush carpet to all bedrooms! Not to forget fully fenced along with a double garage with concrete loor and power!

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 12:00-12:30pm (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

5967 1277

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

3407 Warburton Hwy, Warburton

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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13 Cairncroft Ave Launching Place

$520,000 - $570,000

Beautiful Half Acre with Large Family Living If you are chasing the ideal family home within walking distance to public transport, plenty of space around to breathe and have the pets and kids playing safely outside in the park like gardens, then the search is over. This lovely home offers 3 bedrooms plus study, master with full ensuite and walk in robe, 2 living areas, separate bar and wood ire, natural gas ducted heating, 2 split systems and the list continues. The large Blackwood kitchen has ample bench and cupboard space, dishwasher, quality appliances and ideally located to overlook your rear entertaining zone and the fully fenced garden perfect spot to keep an eye on the kiddies as they frolic and explore the outdoors. The property is well located within walking distance to the Warburton trail and gives the opportunity for the idyllic lifestyle with the beautiful mountain backdrop, fresh air and a lovely family home.

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

Three Bridges

$540,000 - $595,000

39 Alan Grove Woori Yallock

$380,000 plus

Brilliant Family Accommodation on 8 Acres Approx.

Views for Miles and Miles with Great Living Options

Bring the family, the in-laws and the guests to enjoy this one! With 5 bedrooms in total, two or three living areas, wonderful outdoor living and a superb serene environment, it is one not to be missed.

The home is bursting with beautiful features, from the rich polished loors to the country feel kitchen with wood ire and intimate meals area, the striking bathroom with feature claw foot bath and the spiral staircase leading to the large master and ensuite. Being divided into several zones, the home could be utilised for separate accomm. or work from home options.

What a ripper ind this one is! With all sorts of accommodation options on the horizon here, this lovely home in the perfect location is sure to please. This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with cathedral ceilings and gingerbread house character could be just the one for you. The home is ideally set up to allow for privacy for extended family living, teenage retreat or even a work from home.

The property also has ducted heating, split system heat/cool, plenty off street parking.

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190

Contact: Samantha Price 0419 539 320 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)

Warburton

$330,000 - $370,000

Peace and Privacy on 2.5 Acres (approx.)

This rustic property will suit those looking for seclusion and privacy offering a 2.5 acre (approx.) bush escape with great valley views.

The neat home offers 3 large bedrooms all with built in robes, huge open lounge/living area with wood heating and large feature windows perfect to sit back and admire the views, separate meals area and dining area plus a roomy kitchen with plenty of space. Enjoy the peaceful surrounds outside with acres of space to explore plus a large carport and a huge front verandah perfect to relax and enjoy the ever changing picturesque scenery. A great family property or the perfect weekend getaway. Inspections by appointment only.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

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

5964 2277 569 Warburton Hwy, Seville

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Mark Gunther HEALESVILLE 22 SMITH STREET

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$590,000 TO $650,000 HEALESVILLE ASKING ABOVE $450,000 108 HEALESVILLE-YARRA GLEN RD

NEW LISTING

NEW LIsTING

Classic Character Clinker Brick

2A 1B 1C

Hidden away from the world, overlooking the mountains and yet only minutes to the town centre, you will ind this private and secluded home.

INSPECT

by Appointment or scheduled OFI CONTACT Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030

set on over 1 acre with an abundance of fruit trees, veggies and herbs and a small bush buffer at the rear. Call Mark to inspect.

HEALESVILLE 12/13 STEEL STREET

OFFERS INVITED OVER $280,000

NEW LISTING

All The Hard Work Has Been Done

4A 2B 2C

For those looking to upsize or those looking to downsize, this magnificent residence is sure to please.

Quiet, simple, easy living, flat level, no internal steps, and just enough garden to keep the thumb a little but green but not enough to chain you to the property.

Featuring 3 large bedrooms plus study, formal and informal living areas plus excellent outdoor entertaining with all the creature comforts. Call to inspect or come to the open home.

INSPECT by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030

Affordable Retirement Lifestyle

2A 1B 1C

Griffin Park Village offers you the retirement you deserve, with a strong focus on group activities and an exciting variety of facilities available to residents.This quality home offers 2 spacious bedroom’s with BIR’s, separate living room, while the well-appointed kitchen features ample cupboard and bench space.

The home also features in floor heating and 2 split systems for year round comfort, and solar power to help keep power costs to a minimum. Outside you can enjoy the peace and quiet in your private courtyard garden which features stylish pattern paved concrete and a variety of well-established low maintenance plants.The lock-up garage with remote control and internal access offers you the security you are looking for.To fully appreciate all that this home and Griffin Park offer, call Gary today for more details!

INSPECT

by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

HEALESVILLE OFFERS INVITED ABOVE $350,000 HEALESVILLE 43 BADGER CREEK ROAD 8A ST LEONARDS RD

Endless Possibilities Are you a 1st Home Buyer? a Tradie looking for a larger block to build a big shed? Are you looking for a renovation project?

This property offers the lot, 3 BIG bedrooms, set on over 1400m2, all services connected, walking distance into town and bus stop right out in front.What are you waiting for? Call today!

HEALESVILLE 33 NEWGROVE ROAD

3A 1B INSPECT

by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030

OFFERS ABOVE $485,000

QUALITY AND CONVENIENCE! Ideally located in of Healesville’s finest areas and within an easy stroll to the bustling wine and cafe precinct you will discover this beautifully presented 3 bedroom brick veneer townhouse.

3A 2B 2C INSPECT

by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

Boasting a large open plan living area, well equipped modern kitchen featuring stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances and gas ducted heating. Showcasing the master bedroom with WIR & ensuite on the lower level while the family bathroom and 2 remaining bedrooms with BIR’s are on the upper level featuring views to the distant hills.With a spacious courtyard garden and double lock up garage, this home will tick all the boxes for the most astute buyer. Call today for your private inspection.

$420,000 TO $460,000 HEALESVILLE 10 ✢ ✁✂✢ AV ✢

NEW LIsTING

$450,000 TO $590,000

NEW LISTING

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Doesn’t Get Much Better!

Three-bedroom weatherboard home set on 900m2 overlooking the mountain splendour. Ideal 1st home, weekender or accommodation plus excellent opportunity to further develop the enormous potential underneath the house.

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C INSPECT

by Appointment Only CONTACT Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030

4 Bedrooms Are you looking for something with a bit of extra accommodation? Then this will be worth a look! Set on the high side of the street and within walking distance to Coles and the east end cafes and restaurants is this well maintained family home.

4A 1B 4C INSPECT

by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

Offering excellent outdoor entertaining area, enclosed rear yard, fantastic car accommodation, workshop and storage area underneath.The home features open plan living, gas heating and evaporative cooling. Call to inspect or come along to the open home.

189 Maroondah Highway, Healesville

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Gifted Agent equals great results for all concerned.....

“I met Sandy Hall in my search for a property in the Warburton area and had arranged to meet her at a prospective property. The house was lovely, but it didn’t tick all of the boxes for me.

Sandy asked me to describe what I wanted in a home and I outlined a few of my ‘must haves’. Subsequently, Sandy was able to show me the perfect Home and I immediately knew it was the right one and I was successful in purchasing it.

Over the years, I have dealt with many Agents, and find that “listening skills” are often not practised.

Sandy is able to really listen to your needs and one of her gifts is to match you to your perfect home.

Sandy is professional in her approach, personable and keeps you informed throughout the process and I would recommend Sandy to both Buyers and Sellers.

- Jan. Melbourne House selling within 12 hours must make one sit up and take notice.

Sandy Hall, of Sandy Hall Real Estate, was the miracle worker.

We found her professionalism and absolute dedication to maximising the desired result nothing short of amazing.

A whirlwind………….. we would highly recommend the services of Sandy Hall.

- Joseph and Joanna Guthrie

45 Connors Lane Seville $1.2 Mil plus Tudor Homestead, Dam and 20 acres of Paradise We have just listed this fabulous Huge Tudor home with 5 bedrooms 4 toilets 2 bathrooms and 4 living areas central kitchen and dining area. This enormous home has a 30,000 litre concrete water tank, mostly underground which provide ample water for the house although at the moment it needs some technical attention.. The Gas log fire and open fireplace heats the house and there loads of outside entertaining areas. Up the sumptuous staircase, we have 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. One of the bathrooms needs the current renovation finished as does one of the upstairs living/ bedroom area. The main bedroom has dormer windows and again needs some attention to repairs in the plaster work. Generally this home could do with a paint throughout however this has been reflected in the price. For Car accommodation there is a double carport and a large single lock up garage, with another near the front of the property. The distant mountain views and the lovely many rambling paddocks of approx. 20 acres overlooking and surrounding the dam are such an awesome sight and yet also so practical, this property is a sight to behold and will probably sell to the first to see it Don’t hesitate to arrange a personal inspection by phoning Sandy Hall on 0402 260 364 show less

Lot 22b, Mt Beenak Rd Three Bridges $99,950 Peace and Seclusion The location of this property is all privacy and seclusion is beyond belief! Sounds of the birdsong will be a delightful awakening experience. The land is approx 3 acres and there are multiple sites suitable for building, STCA. Although there is no electricity, town water etc, solar panels,generator, and tank water will ensure low cost self sufficiency. Please don’t hesitate to contact me, Sandy Hall on 0402 260 364

7 Russell Creek Road, Fumina South

$450,000 plus

160 Acres of Lush high growth timber, wildlife, and the River runs through the property.

Seclusion and priced right at $450 plus less than 1/2 hours drive from Noogee. Build your dream here STCA.

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SALES ARE GOING WELL – MORE PROPERTIES NEEDED! Please phone 5964 7344 or 5962 1700 if you wish to discuss selling your property.

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HEALESVILLE A Cottage with Potential

WARBURTON

2a 1b 2c 1e

If your wish list includes a brick veneer family home that has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a spacious L shaped lounge/dining room, a separate kitchen/family room area, gas ducted heating, a wood heater, a reverse cycle split system and a double carport, then you may be able to tick all the boxes with this one. In recent times the hotplates, gas hot water system and dishwasher have been replaced. Conveniently located with a bus stop outside the front door and positioned on a corner allotment, this home is certainly worth a look and is just a few minutes’ drive into Healesville.

Whether you are looking for a development site (STCA), or a home situated close to town and schools where you could extend (STCA) to take in the lovely outlook to the rear, or an investment property or simply a cute cottage this may be the property for you. Over time the house has been restumped, rewired, reroofed, has a renovated bathroom and double glazed windows at the rear however there is still plenty to do if you are a renovator. Zoned Neighbourhood Residential – Schedule 2 and approx 1070sqm in a great location.

METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

$450,000 plus By appointment Photo ID required Jane Nunn 0432 375 940 HEALESVILLE OFFICE 5962 1700

$370,000 Plus By appointment Photo ID required Jane Nunn 0432 375 940 HEALESVILLE OFFICE 5962 1700

LAUNCHING PLACE 2A CAIRNCROFT AVENUE A Very Special Property Designed to appeal to those who like space inside and out - including a master suite with multiple walk in robes and ensuite with double vanity and spa bath as well as shower and toilet - this very special home on approx 940sqm of almost flat land with distant views could be great for upsizing or downsizing. All 4 bedrooms have robes, and there is an additional study beside the casual open plan living area with wood heater and air conditioner, and a generous kitchen with lots of bench space. Another living area opens onto a huge covered entertaining deck which can also be accessed from the master suite. The attractive gardens include lawn areas, fruit trees, gazebo with barbeque, a cubby house, garden/ hobby sheds and a double carport. An inspection will reveal this beautiful property’s many features, and its sought after location handy to the Warburton Trail, transport, shops, schools and medical centre.

4a 2b 2c 1d 2e METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

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292 Maroondah Highway 5962 1700

$550,000-$580,000 Sat 12th Nov 11-11:30am Photo ID required Jenny Webb 0419 892 371 WOORI YALLOCK OFFICE 5964 7344

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Sweet sound

By Jesse Graham AN EVENING of improvisation, music and words will be held on Sunday, 13 November, with two artists teaming up to perform at Warburton’s Projekt 3488.

Andrew Darling and Indigo Perry, both Warburton residents, will perform The Forest Within at the converted Masonic Hall on the Sunday evening, with doors opening at 7pm ahead of their 8pm show.

Mr Darling, a trumpet player of 34 years, said he and Ms Perry would be completely improvising their performance, with his music matching her words.

Ms Perry is a lecturer in creative writing at Deakin University and a published author, and Mr Darling said she would be writing on a laptop, with her words being projected onto the walls of the venue as they were written.

“In a performance arena, what we do is a kind of mutual improvisation over about 45 minutes to an hour,” he said.

The idea for the performance came about through a discussion about poetry and writing between the two artists, and was formed through practice sessions in the East Warburton Redwood Forest.

“We found out very quickly we have a very deeply kind-of

Andrew Darling and Indigo Perry will perform at Projekt 3488 on Sunday, 13 November. 161492 Picture: KATE BAKER shared resonance, in the way we approach creativity,” Mr Darling said.

“The first session we had was incredibly powerful.”

He said the venue was “an artistic and beautiful experience in itself”, and that although Sunday’s performance would be a one-off, the duo would look at more performances in future.

The performance is being

presented by the Yarra Ranges Council and the Yarra Art Rangers Network’s Art Seed Pod Project.

Entry is $15 per person, or $10 for concession holders.

Projekt 3488 is located at 3488 Warburton Highway, Warburton.

For more information, visit www.facebook.com/artrangersnetwork.

The anatomy of an affair

By Jesse Graham UPPER Yarra Arts Centre will host a one-woman performance exploring a disappearance, murder and shocking revelations on Saturday, 12 November, with Waking Up Dead opening for one night only.

The show, performed by Caroline Lee, follows a woman whose husband disappears and is murdered - with his double life as a swinger revealed in the aftermath, shattering her perception of their relationship.

Ms Lee’s character investigates her husband’s secrets using a large white drawing board on the stage, drawing and making notes as she fleshes out the couple’s years together.

“I guess what’s going on is her looking back and sort of examining with the use of drawing ... and through drawing things and recalling things and going through significant memories, she goes through how could this happen and who is she, who was she, who was he, how did this happen and then how does she continue on?” she said.

“I guess one of the great things about the play is that many of us have had to experience betrayal, and ... she’s working through what that betrayal is and how that makes her feel.”

Over the course of the play, the drawing board becomes full of notes, memories and drawings that take on new meanings and flow together to form a picture of the couple’s life together, as well as the life the wife never knew about.

Ms Lee said the play also discussed whether or not the husband’s infidelity changed the memories of him as a loving husband and father, and how media attention after a tragedy could affect those involved.

The play is a fictionalised account of the death of Herman Rockefeller, who was found to have a

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One strange feast of action Doctor Strange (M) Starring: Benedict Cumberbatch, Tilda Swinton, Mads Mikkelsen THE Marvel Cinematic Universe goes full fantasy in Doctor Strange.

Talented neurosurgeon Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) loses the use of his hands in a car accident, and begins studying magic at a Nepalese academy. Meanwhile, a corrupted master threatens to bring an ancient evil to Earth.

Doctor Strange is the best Marvel film since the first Avengers movie.

Though the second act feels somewhat rushed, Doctor Strange does an outstanding job of balancing Strange’s personal journey, in which he sets aside his ego to embrace a greater cause, with the looming mystical threat. As such, the film is consistently compelling, but also has witty humour, excellent character development all around and a refreshing note of moral ambiguity.

The MCU has long been derided for its weak villains - with the exception of Loki and veteran Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen is now a new exception as Caecilius. This wayward

student of the mystical arts is sinister and gleefully cruel yet soft-spoken, dignified and charismatic.

The action is dazzlingly vibrant and energetic, warping both space and time in beautiful ways, and the climax contains a brilliant act of temporal trickery that must be seen to be believed.

Taking a tried-and-true formula and infusing it with endless visual imagination and fantastic character writing, Doctor Strange is another triumph for the MCU. - Seth Lukas Hynes

Waking Up Dead will be performed at the Upper Yarra Arts Centre on 12 November.

161488 Picture: CONTRIBUTED double life as a swinger after his body was found, and how the details of his life emerged afterwards.

“The other strong theme in it is just how things can be sensationalised by the media and how that impacts on the individual,” Ms Lee said.

“The media stakes out outside her house and she was just hounded by the media and their whole world was dissected publicly and everyone had an opinion about it.

“How does that impact on a human being who’s trying to personally manage that as well?”

The show has been performed around Melbourne, and will be performed at the Upper Yarra Arts Centre at 3409 Warburton Highway, Warburton for one night only on 12 November.

Doors open at 7.30pm, and tickets are $28, $24 for concession holders or $20 per person for groups of six or more.

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Bloods sitting in box seat

By Chris Anderson YVCA AFTER a frustrating month of indifferent weather, cricketers around the valley enjoyed the opportunity to expand their skills on day one of two day cricket.

In the competition’s premier grade, DJ Strachan Shield, you could’ve been mistaken for thinking a few of the teams were still stuck in one day mode.

Healesville and Seville entered their clash desperate for the points, as another loss would see the loser fall further off the pace, while the winner would have the chance to reignite their season.

Healesville won the toss, and with the Hamer brothers offering lone hands in recent weeks, the Bloods would’ve been looking for a lift from their entire line up to post a significant total.

From the outset, this couldn’t have been any further from what was delivered.

After a loose first over, speedster Matt Hadlam combined with the swing of Mark Sandfort to all but blow the innings wide open.

With Sandort collecting four wickets, and Hadlam blasting out another, the visitors found themselves on the ropes at 5/44 after 12 overs.

As mentioned, with some mediocre returns from the rest of the batting order in recent weeks, the Blues could smell blood.

Brent Damrow (24) joined Mark Minney at the crease and the pair calmly put together a game-changing partnership.

With tea in sight, and the innings gaining momentum, the introduction of Tom Page to the attack changed the complexion of the innings once again.

In the space of his second over, Page was able to end the stoic 76-run partnership by removing Mark Minney for a well-made half century, then capped it off by removing the dangerous Dermott Fry. With the brace of wickets just on the calling of tea, Seville had worked their way back into the contest to have the Bloods wobbling at 7/126.

Their case was enhanced after the break as Sandfort was able to remove the patient Damrow to reduce the Bloods innings from one of strength to again be teetering at 8/134 with an

early closure in sight.

Unfortunately for the home side, Max Minney (26) and Dylan Moore (32) combined for a cameo partnership that enabled Healesville to reach equal footing, before being bowled out for 192 on the back of a brilliant 58-run, ninth wicket partnership.

Sandfort was the pick of the bowlers with much deserved figures of 5/52, while Page nabbed 2/26.

Healesville were able to capitalise on the momentum shift.

With 13 overs to see out, Seville were rocked from the opening ball.

With Dermott Fry (2/8) leading from the front, and Dylan Moore’s (3/1) probing spin, the pair cut a swathe through the Blues’ batting lineup to deliver complete ownership of day one to the Bloods, as Seville found themselves on the brink of disaster at 5/17.

Meanwhile, it’s hard to describe Warburton-Millgrove’s dominance on day one of their contest with Yarra Junction.

With much to play for, Yarra Junction opened up proceedings with the bat, but they soon found themselves victim to the brilliance that is David Lever.

Lever made short work of the Eagles as he expertly dealt with the home team’s top order.

His dominance was so profound that at different stages through the innings, Yarra Junction found themselves 6/12 and 8/29.

Thankfully, Yarra Junction’s tail wagged and they averted a complete disaster.

In the end, the total was extended to 82 and some credibility was regained considering the innings was looking a lot worse for the home team.

Lever’s amazing figures of 7/39 shook his former club to the core.

Buoyed by the late fight back, and stung by some dismal individual performances, the Yarra Junction bowlers did their best to regain some face.

Burras' opener, Ben Lever (42 not out) anchored the visitors’ response.

With the fall of only two wickets at the other end, he was able to guide his side to a lead by the close of play.

The only game still in the balance is the game between Mount Evelyn and Yarra Glen.

Mount Evelyn won the toss, and didn’t hesitate in electing to bat in excellent conditions.

The home team were on the front foot early and despite some early wickets, controlled the contest between bat and ball.

Opener Daniel Giblin (38) and the brilliant Kane Jones (32) had the Rovers in control of the contest at 2/79 on the back of a well compiled 52-run partnership.

With the innings starting to slip, Yarra Glen captain, Brendan Ricci, looked to take the pace off the ball, and this had immediate results.

James Kelly (2/47) is proving himself as a leg-spinner capable in the top grade.

He soon removed the impatient Jones, and with the support of John Orren at the other end, the pair wrested control of the game with three quick wickets to have the home side struggling at 5/92.

Veteran Chris Anderson joined Jesse Fraser at the wicket, and the pair went about getting things back on track.

Despite being challenged, the batsmen were able to navigate through a tough period and managed to guide the Rovers to a position of relative strength at tea, with the score sitting on 5/146.

With the pair in complete control, and registering a century partnership, Lusk was able to break the partnership, coaxing a false shot from Fraser to accept a relatively easy caught and bowled chance.

Fraser would be disappointed with the dismissal, with his innings on 80, he looked well on track for a muchdeserved century.

The innings slipped a little from there on as the batsmen managed to keep the runs flowing, but at the risk of regular wickets.

Lusk (4/40) was the main beneficiary of the batsmen’s cavalier approach.

The visitors wouldn’t have been disappointed in restricting the total to 266.

DJ Strachan Shield HEALESVILLE 192 (M. Minney 52, D. Moore 32, Max Minney 26, M. Sandfort 5/52, T. Page 2/26) v Seville 5/17 (D. Moore 3/1, D. Fry 2/8); Yarra Junction 80 (David Lever 7/39) v Warburton-Millgrove 2/84 (Ben Lever

42no); Mount Evelyn 266 (J. Fraser 80, C. Anderson 47, D. Giblin 38, J. Lusk 4/40, J. Kelly 2/47) v Yarra Glen 1/34 (C. Anderson 1/11); Woori Yallock bye.

RA Finger Trophy HEALESVILLE v Coldstream 9/257 (D. Olliffe 102, L. Doughty 37, C. Steele 33no, H. Keeling 5/67); Hoddles Creek 100 (W. Trotter 39, L. Rowe 19, G. Sweetten 5/15, M. Hodgetts 1/8) v Gruyere District 5/97 (A. Waixel 45, J. Harding 30, P. Jones 3/22, W. Trotter 1/21); Wandin 155 (M. Naquafh 30, R. Smith 28, A. Dunn 4/32, A. Rowe 2/27) v Woori Yallock 1/56 (S. Morgan 30*, A. Rowe 22, M. Kufhdak 1/6); Warburton-Millgrove 179 (S. Abblitt 73no, I. Andueza 44, T. Ottrey 8/50) v Yarra Junction; Seville bye.

C Grade WANDIN 9/239 (M. Oakley 59no, M. Sinnott 39, A. Ahmad 38, M. Fawdry 2/40, A. Peck 58) v Healesville; Launching Place 112 (M. Bradley 25, T. Williams 4/37, R. Shepherd 3/16) v Mount Evelyn 4/26 (B. Taeuber 2/6); Yarra Glen 9/124 (J. Peters 49, L. Coulson 31, G. Foster 2/18, R. Foster 1/5) v Seville 2/61 (G. Foster 22no, C. Frankovic 14, L. Coulson 2/21).

D Grade HODDLES Creek 220 (A. Randall 62, J. Tromp 31, Dan Trembath 5/30 Daryn Trembath 2/40 v Wandin, Mount Evelyn 1/55 (B. Griffiths 15, S. Van Hoodstraten 25no, J. Cornish 1/9) v Powelltown 6/352 (S. Thompson 129, J. Waters 75, B. Griffiths 2/41; S. Van Hoogstraten 2/66); Coldstream 9/241 (P. Harris 62, B. Creedy 35, P. Pickett 25, P. McArdle 23, A. Steele 22no, G. LeBrocq 2/29, T Reed 2/78, J. Holden 2/80) v Yarra Junction; Seville 1/17 v Launching Place United 105 (R. DeRooy 31, M. Young 22, J. McKenna 4/25, J. Mullins 2/13).

One Day Grade POWELLTOWN 6/176 (B. Green 43no, A. Clark 40no, B. Norman 3/21, C. Riggott 3/26) d Marysville 5/155; (R. Hodgins 40no, L. Ronald’s 41no, L. Nettlefold 3/14, A. Clark 1/9); Seville 7/211 (T. Bissells 43no, C. Tanner 41no, E. Smith 3/23 incl hat-trick) d Coldstream 7/154 (J. Pegg 43no, P. Dall 2/10, C. Hirst 2/17); Healesville 6/171 (G. Dash 41no, R. Nolan 22, J. Dash 22, R. Vassallo 1/6) d Gruyere 1/94 (S. Lowe 40no, N. Waixel 18, M. Wallace 3/16, B. Neilson 1/6),

Under 16 WARBURTON Millgrove 8/121 (A. Nelson 55, N. Andueza 21, D. Howard Summer Scales 3/18, Z. Fawdry 2/30) d Healesville 6/58 (H. Keeling 17, H. Bray 2/9, M. Newell 2/14) and 1/42 (H. Keeling 23no, B. Eacott 11no); Mount Evelyn 5/92 (B. Griffiths 30, B. Westaway 15, J. Coutts 13no, K. McDonald 2/5, J. Elliot 1/0) def by Wandin/Coldstream 108 (A. Steele 21, D. Pezzimenti 13, B. Griffiths 4/9, J. Coutts 2/8); Yarra Junction bye.

Under 14 LAUNCHING Place 6/114 (C. WinterAnnette 43no, M. Bradley 42no, R. Thomas 42no, C. Frankovic 4/13) def

by Seville 4/185 (A. Smith 32, J. Proctor 32, R. Murray 1/15); Healesville 9/153 (D. Ebbels 40, S. Gebert 40no, L. English 24, C. Adamson 3/18, Ch. Berry 2/14, Z. Vowles 2/23) d Yarra Glen 7/81 (A. Thompson 31no, N. Evans 29, S. North 2/8); Mount Evelyn 6/105 (B. Jones 42no, D. Potter 12, D. Finch 11, P. Hungh 2/3, B Olcorn 2/18) v Warburton Millgrove 7/170 (B. Humphrey 75no, R. Gribrock 52, B. Olcorn 22, T. Swan 2/11, D Finch 2/13, L. Shepherd 1/13); Hoddles Creek/Yarra Junction d Gruyere (forfeit).

Under 12A MOUNT Evelyn 9/2 (C. Kusenlow 3/0, M. Wallace 2/0) and 7/33 (C. Kusenlow 2/8) def by Healesville 1/248 (H. Baxter 30no, C. Kusenlow 32no, C. Nyko 30no, M. Wallace 27no); Coldstream v Seville (no scores); Warburton Millgrove bye.

Under 12B HODDLES Creek 3/126 (J. Thurlow 20no, J. Fritzlaff 15no, L. Parker 1/4, D. Carwill 1/8) d Launching Place 6/90 (E. Bradley 18no, L. Parker 16no, J. Fritzlaff 2/7, H. Benson 2/8); Healesville 6/105 (J. Handasyde 14no, H. Grenfell 1/10, L. Pearse 1/10, L. Shambrook 1/10) d Yarra Glen 7/63 (B. Scott 9no, B. Davey 8no, J. Ferris 3/4, Z. Prentice 3/5); Marysville v Yarra Junction/Gruyere.

Under 10 LAUNCHING Place Blue 6/37 (Briana 5, Samara 5, Rylan 5, Kobe 2 wickets) v Warburton White 1/101 (Myles 18, Kobe 15, Ashlyn 1); Wandin 3/60 (Mak and Thomas partnership of 10, Jackson 2/5, Lucy 2/5) d Coldstream 9/50 (Jason and Aiden partnership of 13, Keisha, Brody and John 1 wkt each).

Healesville to host first big greyhound day out THE wider Victorian community of greyhound owners and their pets are invited to Healesville on Saturday, 12 November, for the first ever Greyhound Family Fun Day. The day will celebrate all things greyhound with dog-friendly activities including dog washing, vet checks and educational talks as well as a walk around the stunning Healesville Greyhound Racing Track property.

Families are also catered for with a free barbecue, ice-creams, giveaways and an endless amount of activities for the kids.

The Greyhound Family Fun Day isn’t just for Greyhound Adoption Program (GAP) pets, as all breeds are welcome.

Non-green collar greyhounds are required to be muzzled and all dogs are to be kept on the lead. Fee tickets are strictly

limited and can be booked by going to gap.grv.org.au.

In 2015-’16, a record 895 greyhound adoptions were made through Greyhound Racing Victoria’s GAP. With more and more people choosing to take on greyhounds as pets, a burgeoning community has evolved.

GAP Manager Larissa Darragh said there was little wonder greyhounds were becoming increasingly popular as pets.

“They really are friendly, affectionate and lazy dogs who don’t require a lot of exercise,” Ms Darragh said.

“We love the fact that people are taking them on as pets and we believe putting on a fun day like this is the perfect way for these beautiful re-homed greyhounds and their owners to come together and enjoy each other’s company.”

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Bye all round

Tough day on bikes

LAST week was a bye for all divisions due to the Victorian Open being played in Shepparton.

The club looks forward to hearing how club representatives performed in their competitions.

Warburton 1 plays against Eltham 2 at home this Saturday.

Warburton 2 plays Lilydale 4 at home this Saturday, while Warburton 3 plays away against Waverley Golf 4.

The Mid Week Team’s next game is against Heathmont 1 at home on 15 November.

New players and beginners are invited to join the club.

For further details, contact president Rodney McKail on 0437 373 752 or bowls secretary/ chairman Peter Woods on 0409 009 199.

The popular Wednesday night Triples Barefoot Competition commenced last Wednesday with several close games played.

Results were as follows: Burra Boys 19 d Shambolics 11; Professionals 25 d Boomer 29s 10; Pensioners 19 d G Force 12; Saint Dogs 17 d Mauhlers 15; Thomos 16 d Scratchers 13; Big Al’s 22 d H.O.T.G. 14; Jackabouts 16 d Bolters 15 and Motive 17 d Nutters 15.

Invitations are still open for the Annual Tradge Woods Invitation Triples Tournament to be held at our club on Friday, 25 November.

Great prizes are up for grabs with players entering from all across the metropolitan area.

Contact the club if you are interested in entering a team.

Intra-club games are in full force with many exciting matches being played in all competitions.

Good luck to all players involved!

Players are reminded to ensure that games are played by the due date for each round; particularly for the Club Championships.

Club Coach Steve Freestone is conducting coaching clinics on Friday evenings from 4.30pm-6pm for all interested club members, including any new players and beginners.

Go Burras!

By Russell Colvin THREE Bridges motocross star Daniel ‘Chucky’ Sanders went into the Husqvarna Australia Wildwood Rock Extreme Enduro last Sunday as one of the race favourites after winning last year.

This iconic event at Wildwood, now in its seventh year, is nothing like the Australian Off-Road Championship (AORC) that Sanders has been racing in, which saw him take out this year’s overall and E3 category championship with the KTM Australia Off-Road Team.

The 12km enduro is made up of massive rocks and hill climbs.

Sanders managed to post fifth fastest in the prologue heat with a time of 2:41.006, which saw him starting off on the second row.

After nailing a good start for the main event, Sanders led the group that he was in for the first half of the lap.

However, on one the first technical hill climbs, he just missed a ‘sneaky’ little line-up on the grass which forced him to take to the real hard rocky stuff.

“I just misplaced the wheels, so I just rolled it down the hill a bit and in the process just hurt the body a little bit,” Sanders said.

Drama was to strike again, this time on the sixth and final lap when he looped out on one of the hill climbs, which resulted in a broken throttle housing.

Sanders showed his determination and finished the race by pulling on the throttle cable.

The rock garden proved to be a challenging part of the 12km track. 161542 Pictures: RUSSELL COLVIN Overall, Sanders came home in 13th place, and in eighth place in the Pro class, with a total time of 3.52:57.051.

“It was just one of those days,” Sanders said, who admitted this year’s event was tougher than 2015.

Sanders will now turn his attention to the Australian Four Day Enduro (A4DE), which kicks off on 16 November in Mansfield.

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Holden celebrates the first Astra off the line. 161477

High-tech at a low price first all-new Holden Astra built and ready to ship - it’s a stunning car, packed with state-of-the-art technology, and another great example of the exciting future vehicles we will be introducing over the next couple of years. Holden has committed to replacing or refreshing every single model in our line-up as part of our plan to launch 24 new models by the end of 2020,” Mr Keley said.

“Astra’s premium European design oozes quality and style, and with Australian input and extensive global testing, you can be sure it will deliver the performance and refinement Holden has built its reputation on.

“Standout features including Automatic Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Alert and Active Lane Keep Assist, ensure the all-new Astra brings premium tech and polish to the segment.

“Astra’s combination of state-of-theart technology, style and performance, coupled with very attractive pricing, will shake-up the small-car segment and re-

Holden celebrates the first Astra off the line. 161477 define what a Holden small car can be.”

While the Astra name is long serving in Australia, the incoming Astra is all-new.

Developed from a clean-sheet design under the watchful eye of Opel/Vauxhall’s Vice President - Design, Mark Adams, Astra exhibits the same sleek, ‘Sculptural Artistry meets German Preci-

sion’ design philosophy first introduced on the stunning Monza concept in 2013.

Focused on blending style and efficiency, Astra is built off a new vehicle architecture that facilitates up to 130 kilograms in weight reduction while allowing the introduction of distinct styling cues.

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mented by a sports front fascia and grille that extends seamlessly into the front LED headlamp design, give Astra a strong and unmistakable road presence.

For more details on the new Holden Astra, visit Heritage Holden at 457 Maroondah Highway, Lilydale.

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HOLDEN has announced the high-tech, all-new Astra will soon arrive in Australia with customers able to get their hands on the 2016 European Car of the Year for as little as $25,312 drive away.

Customers are urged to register their interest early by visiting Holden’s ‘Astra: Coming Soon’ webpage or by contacting their local Holden dealer.

Rolling off Opel’s Gliwice production line for the first time, the all-new Holden Astra comes to Australia after receiving multiple awards and accolades in Europe thanks to its impressive blend of premium European styling, world-class driving experience and an array of hightech features.

Holden Executive Director of Sales, Peter Keley, said the all-new Astra would be the next vehicle to be launched in Holden’s huge new product onslaught and offered the perfect combination of leading design, performance and technology with exceptional customer value.

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Exhaust Fix Lilydale offer standard, custom and performance exhaust systems, brakes, suspension and tow bars.

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EUROPEAN CAR OF THE YEAR HAS ARRIVED E L A D Y IL L N E D L O H E G A IT R E H AT ALL NEW ASTRA It’s here! Get ready for exciting European design, ground breaking technology and award winning performance. This is one new Holden you won’t want to miss.

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THE

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†1% comparison rate for approved personal applicants and 1% annual percentage rate for approved business applicants of Nissan Financial Services (Australian Credit Licence Number 391464) only. Maximum term 36 months. Terms, conditions and fees apply. No deposit for approved applicants only. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the example given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.

Comparison rate for the purpose of the National Credit Code is based on a 5 year secured loan of $30,000 although this offer relates to a 36 month term only. Offer available on new models purchased between 1/10/16 and 30/11/16 and delivered by 31/12/16.Excludes GT-R; 370Z; Y62 Patrol; Y61 Patrol C/C; Single Cab, King Cab and 4x2 Navara models; and special editions. Accessories offer only available when accessories are purchased with qualifying vehicle. Excludes Government, Rental and National Fleet customers. Weekly offer based on a consumer loan for a non-premium paint vehicle with a driveaway price of (1) $38,990.00 (2) $29,990.00 financed over 36 months with monthly repayments of (1) $544.82 (2) $419.06 and a balloon payment of (1) $20,274.80 (2) $15,594.80. Total amount payable over the term (1) $39,888.32 (2) $30,680.96. Nissan reserves the right to vary, extend or withdraw this offer. Not available in conjunction with any other offer. »Towing capacity is subject to towbar/towball capacity.The capacity may be reduced if a non-genuine Nissan towbar is fitted. *Maximum recommended driveaway prices for new models ordered between 1/10/16 and 30/11/16 and delivered by 31/12/16. Prices may vary between dealers. Excludes Government, Rental and National Fleet customers. Nissan reserves the right to vary or extend this offer. Premium paint available at additional cost. ‡For full details of the myNissan Service Certainty program visit nissan.com.au/service.New Vehicle Warranty expires 3 years from date of first registration or after 100,000km (whichever comes first). Conditions apply. See nissan.com.au for more details. Terms and conditions apply to Roadside Assistance; please visit nissan.com.au/roadsideassistance.

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