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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR

Tuesday, 20 December 2016

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Valley of helpers

By Jesse Graham WHEN valley residents see a good cause, they come out in force to support it.

Healesville Interchurch Community Care Incorporated (HICCI) saw that first-hand, when it received more than $5000 worth of donations in response to its Christmas toy appeal.

The appeal came after an annual donation of toys fell through, and executive officer Alison Gommers said residents flocked in to bring in toys and monetary donations to fill the gap.

Standing in a room packed with toys and Christmas food hampers ready to go out to families in the Healesville area with HICCI emergency relief coordinator Sheree Laumen

and volunteer Tony Jeston, pictured, Ms Gommers said the appeal had been a success.

“We’re just so ... amazed at the generosity of the community,” she said.

“When we asked for help, everyone’s rallied for us, so it’s made a big difference to a lot of families.”

HICCI will close up shop on 22 December at noon, and will re-open in the new year.

Staple foods, non-perishable items and Christmas food can be dropped off until then, at 231 Maroondah Highway, next to the Memo Hall.

For more information, call 5965 3529.

Driving for help family violence to services they need.

“This is not a reduction in the availability of services but a change in who is providing them,” she said.

“This will lead to better outcomes for our clients because they will be receiving care and support from organisations that specialise in family violence case management and advocacy.”

Former Yarra Valley Community Health manager and Healesville resident Jane Judd, who sought funding to develop the program in the 2000s, said the change could discourage family violence victims from seeking help.

“It adds at least an hour, but probably two hours for transport time to Lilydale, and that would be enough of a disadvantage for some - but certainly, their risk ... to be outside where their perpetrator would normally expect to

find them,” she said.

Ms Judd praised the work of Eastern Health’s Debra Cahill, a clinician in the family violence support service for more than a decade, and said the change of service provider could be off-putting to current clients.

Ms Cahill, through Yarra Valley Community Health, partnered with the Mail in 2011 to produce a six-week Stop the Violence campaign, featuring interviews with survivors and health experts to explain family violence, how to identify it, and how to seek help.

“The concern is whether the current clients of Debra have been given an adequate amount of time to have a final session with Debra ... remembering that a clinician that cares for someone in a domestic violence scenario, it’s not like going to a new dentist - you

develop a relationship of trust, and that can’t be handed over with the money to Anglicare,” Ms Judd said.

Anyone experiencing family violence, or seeking help, can contact Anglicare Victoria’s Lilydale office on 9735 4188, or at 47-51 Castella Street, Lilydale.

Eastern Legal Community Centre also offers help for people experiencing family violence and can be contacted on 5962 1665 or at the Healesville Community Link at 110 River Street, Healesville.

To book an Eastern Health counselling session, call 1300 342 255 and select option 7.

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FAMILY violence victims in the valley may have to travel to Lilydale to seek support from healthcare providers, after Eastern Health handed over its Healesville and Yarra Junction-based programs to Anglicare Victoria.

On Thursday, 15 December, Eastern Health’s Ambulatory and Community Service Program director, Shannon Lang, confirmed that the company’s Family Violence Support Service and Men’s Behaviour Change Program would be transferred to Anglicare’s Lilydale office.

The service was previously offered in Healesville and Yarra Junction, and Ms Lang said funding from Department of Health and Human Services would be redirected to Anglicare to run

the programs.

“Eastern Health will support the organisation to deliver family violence services from our Healesville site,” she said.

“While Eastern Health will no longer be providing advocacy and case management, we will continue to provide family violence counselling through our community health counselling service at Healesville and Yarra Junction.

“Furthermore, our health promotion team now includes a role specifically aimed at preventing violence towards women and children.”

Ms Lang said the change would “ensure services are sustainable now and into the future”, and that Eastern Health would work in partnership with agencies to direct people experiencing

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MATTHEW Holmes was an aspiring film-maker working part-time at the Shell in Warburton when he launched his Legend of Ben Hall kickstarter in 2014.

On Friday, 9 December, he was on the stage at the Mecca Theatre in Warburton introducing the full-length feature film to a full-house as guest of the Yarra Ranges Film Society.

“The reason I took that job is because I invest every waking hour I’ve got into writing scripts and developing movies,” Holmes said when he was interviewed by the Mail back then.

Since then, Holmes has written, produced and directed the film and his dedication and talent was loudly applauded as the credits rolled and Holmes and cast and crew members took to the mic for a Q&A. The film premiered in bushranger country at Forbes, New South Wales, in November and is touring the country, including opening the 2016 Made In Melbourne Film Festival on 6 December.

Holmes said he had enjoyed the community and lifestyle of Warburton for three years.

“The Legend of Ben Hall began in Warburton; this is the genesis of Ben Hall,” he said thanking the YRFS for their support.

Joining Holmes for the Q&A were Jamie Coffa as bushranger John Gilbert, Joanne Dobbin as Biddy Hall, Adam La Rose as Constable Wiles, also an associate producer, and Micheal Resce as Constable Hipkiss.

Holmes said he had aimed to make a film that told the true story of Ben Hall which tackled some of the myths around one of the most wanted men in Australia’s bushranger history.

The quintessential bushranger story of betrayal, revenge, romance, and crime of its time, Ben Hall is filmed in the magnificent landscape around Macedon Ranges and captures the desperation and the adventure of bushranging in the early days of the colony.

It’s a broad landscape for future films of which Holmes has written two, telling the stories of bushrangers Frank

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AS WARBURTON and other police around Yarra Ranges prepare for the inevitable Christmas blitz, Sergeant Tom Wilkinson has made a plea especially to young drivers.

He wants them to remember their friends who won’t be on the road, or with their families and friends, this Christmas.

He said he was astounded on Saturday night, 10 December, to have to deal with a carload of young people intercepted on the Warburton Highway at Launching Place who were driving at 11pm at night with just flashing lights.

The driver of the car had his licence suspended on the spot after blowing over the limit at .12.

“There were a number of issues including alcohol, the high risk of the Warburton Highway, one of the most high-risk roads in the state, and the number of people in the car,” Sgt Wilkinson said.

“They all understood how serious the situation was but had not turned their minds to possible consequences,” he said, adding that he would have expected that one of them would have shown some leadership and commonsense.

“Those guys are aware of others in our community who have lost their lives, so it troubles me that we have this repetitive behaviour when we’ve already lost so many of our young people and you still have this sort of thing still going on.”

He urged young drivers, and passengers, to have a contingency driver plan, and for parents to push that message before their children head out.

“You’ve got four kids in a car, which ran the risk of not being able to be seen by other drivers and the possible outcome there is not just for them, but for others on the road,” he said.

“The message for everyone is make sure you don’t drink and drive if you’re going to Christmas parties or functions and have a contingency plan and stick to it.”

Sgt Wilkinson said he had not met a parent who would not prefer that middle-of-the-night call from their child, annoying as it could be, to a knock on the door by police.

“They might be a bit upset but if you’ve gone to a party and find you’ve had a couple of drinks and your friends have left, ring mum and dad. They might be a bit annoyed with you, but they’ll get themselves out of bed and make sure you’re safe.”

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$700m for Black Saturday

By Jesse Graham BLACK Saturday bushfire victims will be likely to receive their share of a $700 million class action lawsuit settlement before Christmas, following a Supreme Court approval earlier this month.

On Wednesday, 7 December, Supreme Court of Victoria Justices Jack Forrest and John Dixon ruled to distribute $698.5 million to thousands of victims of the 2009 Black Saturday Bushfires.

The approval comes after a settlement of $494.67 million for the Kilmore EastKinglake bushfire class action lawsuit in December, 2014, and a $300 million settlement for the Murrindindi bushfire class action in February, 2015.

Litigation and administration costs were deducted from the total before the distribution, and class action participants who were injured or left dependent from the fires are expected to receive their share of the money before Christmas.

Businesses and individuals who suffered economic loss and property damage are expected to receive their money in early 2017.

Justice Forrest said the

work that had gone into organising the settlements and distribution “demonstrates that the class action process works�.

Every single claim for damages was individually assessed as part of the process, and Justice Forrest said that, without settlement, the court would have had to hear thousands of claims over years before reaching a result. “It shows that when it is properly managed, many substantially disadvantaged and affected people can recover compensation that they would otherwise not have been able to obtain,� he said.

In a media statement, Maurice Blackburn principal Brooke Dellavedova said it was a “long, hard fight� in court and in administration to get through the settlement. “We’re pleased the process is drawing to a close and heartened by the court’s endorsement of the settlement administration,� she said. “The money won’t change what has happened, but we’re looking forward to distributing much-needed compensation to those affected.“

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Coldstream channels rewarding stories

By Jesse Graham STORIES from Coldstream’s past and present are being broadcast around the world, with a new YouTube channel launched to put the town on the map.

Coldstream Stories, a channel featuring videos of Coldstream residents young and old, was officially launched at the Coldstream Community Centre, on Friday 25 November.

The channel is an off-shoot of the Melba Group project, a part of the township group, Coldstream Voice, working to establish a pathway between the Melba Estate and Coldstream proper.

The pathway will be complete with resting places – called “pearls� – that feature artworks or special attractions, and storyteller Simon Oats said that’s where the channel comes in.

Mr Oats, a professional storyteller, was approached by the Melba Group to run story-telling workshops with Coldstream Primary School students as part of the project.

He said the channel features videos of the town’s residents, telling stories

of their experiences in Coldstream, whether it be growing up decades ago, or experiencing childhood there now. “The basic idea behind it was there are certain kind of stories in the Coldstream community that are a bit negative – particularly, you find, among the younger folk,� Mr Oats said. “There’s this idea that Coldstream is somewhere that people pass through, it’s not someplace that others value. “So the impulse was to gather a body of stories about the fabulous local stories about Coldstream, all the beautiful things that are there and the wonderful community that exists.�

Mr Oats said the interviews have varied from visiting the homes of iconic residents, such as Les Skate and Ken Peel, and interviewing them about their lives, to “videobooths� set up in areas, such as the football club, where people can come and tell their own story.

Local filmmaker, Chris Howell, used his camera equipment to film the interviews.

One of Mr Peel’s stories is about when the town’s hall burnt down decades ago – he said because the fire

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brigade involved people having water tanks on their car, the hall was gone by the time they arrived.

Though the remains were hosed down, Mr Peel said the leftover wood needed to be burnt anyway, so the townsfolk gathered on the weekend to pull the charred wood together in a pile.

Mr Oats said one new story would be released every week over coming months, and that residents and watchers could subscribe and be notified of the next story going online. “Essentially, what I’ve been pulling out of those interviews are little oneto-three minute stories, little anecdotes that capture something quirky or something interesting about the experience of living in Coldstream,� he said. “It wasn’t a project to try and gather history, or to try and release and extensive interview – the idea is to take some interviews from local personalities, and tell their stories. “My hope is that the YouTube channel will inspire other members of the community to start to interact and engage with it, and start to upload their

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The end goal, according to Melba Group president Louissa Tickner, is to use the stories of locals to inspire the

artworks or pieces for the pearls along the path to the Melba Estate, to ensure they fit the area and its people.

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CONGRATULATIONS to everyone involved in the communityled storm clean-up campaign this month.

It was wonderful to see the community spirit as residents and community groups banded together to assist those in our community who were affected by the October storm.

Residents were able to access a free pick up service up until Sunday 18 December, thanks to funding from the State Government.

This community initiative was supported by Yarra Ranges Council, Knox City Council, Cardinia Coun-

cil, SES, CFA, Victoria Police and the State Government.

Thank you to our volunteers from Millgrove Residents Actions Group, the Lilydale Branch - Rotary Service Club and Volunteering Victoria - HELPout.

The clean up would not have been possible without the input of people living in the Yarra Ranges who were keen to offer a helping hand to their neighbours including the elderly, those living with a disability or people who were unable to remove the tree debris on their property.

While the campaign has come to an end, we are anticipating that the CFA will declare the Fire Danger Period shortly. During this period, open air burning cannot go ahead without a permit.

It’s important that residents use the coming weeks to burn off before the CFA’s announcement. Please be

aware that open air burning restrictions may vary based on your property zoning.

Please visit the My Neighbourhood section on the Yarra Ranges Council website - yarraranges.vic. gov.au/myneighbourhood, which allows you to enter your home address to access information about burning off, including what restrictions may apply and times when burning can occur.

For residents with green waste, please visit My Neighbourhood to check your upcoming regular fortnightly collection dates.

For those of you that aren’t aware, the old Fire Ready App has been upgraded to the all hazards VicEmergency app. Make sure you receive up to date incident information by downloading the VicEmergency app to your smart phone to access timely emergency information and warnings.

To download the app, visit emergency.vic.gov.au To find out more about fire restrictions, visit the CFA’s website at cfa.vic.gov.au.

Summer is a beautiful time of year in the Yarra Ranges but with the sunshine comes high temperatures.

Please check on your neighbours over the Christmas period and coming summer months. Drink plenty of water even if you don’t feel thirsty.

Please provide your pets and farm animals with plenty of water.

Stay in the shade, in air-conditioned buildings and keep out of the sun for long periods of time.

There is also plenty to do during the school holiday period. There are various activities taking place throughout January around the Yarra Ranges. To find out what is on, please visit yarraranges.vic.gov.au/ youth or follow YarraRangesYouth on Facebook.

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By Kath Gannaway JESSIE Bennett did not hold back when asked about winning Casey MP Tony Smith’s 2016 Christmas card competition.

“I was gobsmacked ... my jaw dropped and my eyes widened,” she said.

“I was in shock ... I didn’t think I’d win.”

Mr Smith’s Christmas card design is now almost as much a local tradition as CFA Santas and carols in leafy parks, and Gladysdale Primary School students were delighted to be asked to come up with this year’s design.

Mr Smith said Jessie’s card was chosen for its use of colour and the Australian theme.

It was one of several great designs with Jackson Wetherall, Tyer Jones and Riley Wallis-Hasell sharing runner-up honours.

Mr Smith said Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was very pleased to receive his wonderful Christmas card all the way from Gladysdale, Victoria.

That’s a prestigious nod for a Grade 4 student who had not expected to win.

“I’m so excited for my card to go all over Australia,” Jessie said.

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Sporting goal scored

By Jesse Graham

Cindy McLeish, Noel Cliff, Jim Child, Fiona McAllister, Susan and Evan Smith, Tony Smith, Kim Estcourt-Barclay, Nick Picture: JESSE GRAHAM Caloutas, David Duncan and Felix Fraraccio at the pavilion opening. 163243 a second - and I was immediately convinced, if I hadn’t already been, that we needed to do something up on Don Road.

“The football club, netball club and soccer club do us really proud, and their contribution to the community is so much more than the sports they are part of - I’m very proud that we’re able to be supporting the clubs.”

Netball club president, Kim EstcourtBarclay, said the new pavilion meant that change rooms and toilets were now close at hand, and that the facility was already useful for players training for next year’s season.

“We’ve already started pre-season,”

she said.

“This is good, this is actually great for ... when it’s wet - we can do boxing and stuff underneath the eaves.

“It’s going to be great on game day because we’ve got a lot of mums with babies and things like that - they can sit in there and still watch netball out here.”

Member for Northern Victoria, Jaclyn Symes, said the pavilion would benefit “hundreds” of players from around the Yarra Ranges.

She said women and girls in sports such as netball, had been “an afterthought” when it came to facilities.

“Grassroots sporting teams in Healesville are bursting at the seams, and they deserve safe and modern facilities, with room to grow and welcome more members,” Ms Symes said.

“Here, at Don Road, all players have access to equal facilities.”

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Deliverers, employed through Fermax, can hit the streets on foot or by van to deliver the Mountain Views Mail, Upper Yarra Mail, Mount Evelyn Mail, Ranges Trader Mail and Ferntree Gully Belgrave Mail - as well as the Mail’s specialist publications, Tourist News, Yarra Ranges Kids and the Yarra Ranges Wedding Guide - through the beautiful Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges.

Fermax employs more than 1000 walkers through Melbourne, Geelong and the Surf Coast, who deliver newspapers, magazines, catalogues, leaflets and flyers to residents’ doors.

It’s an easy way to turn spare time into money, to keep fit along the way, and to see more of the area through the year.

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HEALESVILLE’S soccer and netball players have a home of their own, with a new, $1.6 million pavilion opened at the Don Road Sporting Complex on Wednesday, 14 December.

Yarra Ranges councillors joined Casey MP Tony Smith, Eildon MP Cindy McLeish and representatives of the Healesville football, netball and soccer clubs to officially open the pavilion, based next to the netball courts at the complex.

The pavilion was the result of a 2013 Federal Election pledge, where Mr Smith promised $500,000 for the project - Yarra Ranges Council then put in $1 million, with the final $100,000 contributed by the Victorian Government.

Addressing the club members, Mr Smith said the funding meant the council could prioritise the construction of the pavilion, which gives the netball and soccer clubs change rooms, an umpire room, canteen and meeting room.

The soccer and netball clubs previously used the football club change rooms and facilities, but this posed problems when multiple clubs’ games fell on the same day.

“They (council) took it from way into the future, to make the project a reality,” Mr Smith said.

“Without your passion, without your professionalism, we wouldn’t have been able to do that.

“Congratulations - this is your day.”

Ryrie Ward councillor Fiona McAllister said Soccer Club president Nick Caloutas called her shortly after she was elected to council in 2012 to advocate for the pavilion.

“Nick got on the phone to me pretty quickly and said, ‘Come have a look at the Soccer Club facilities’,” she said.

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Letters Protect our kids THERE has been much research into childhood sexual assault in Australia, including the recent Royal Commission into Institutional Response to Child Sexual Abuse. It is alarming that experts estimate that one in three girls and one in seven boys will be sexually abused before they turn 18.

These are horrific statistics and unfortunately I know first-hand the lack of understanding, acceptance or willingness to talk about child abuse within the community as I am a victim and survivor of child abuse.

Cartoon Recently I discovered that the laws are still not protecting children as they do not prohibit a serious sex offender living next door to a school.

Furthermore the onus of child protection is put back onto the school, with them being held responsible for installing cameras or declaring areas out of bounds to simply protect and watch over their students.

This is outrageous. We are not just talking about sex offenders, we are talking about people who have been put on the serious sex offender register for life, yet they are allowed to leave prison and live within 10-20 metres of a school.

The time has come for society to speak up and protect the children within our communities and politicians to stop protecting the criminals and put in place tighter regulations that will close this loophole which could potentially threaten schoolchildren.

The laws need to ensure a blanket coverage of all serious sex offenders, otherwise the loophole may allow someone like Mr Baldy living next door to your child’s school. Are you happy to stay silent? I’m not.

Kersten Gentle, Healesville.

For the refugees THE signing of a giant Christmas card attracted much interest at the recent Warburton Town Market.

The card is to be sent to Mr Tony Smith, MP for Casey.

Our newly-formed Warburton branch of Rural Australians for Refugees has set out to draw attention to the plight of refugees on Manus and Nauru and to encourage local people to voice their concerns.

Many people at the market showed interest in the ‘USA Solution’ - “How many would the USA accept?”, “How long would the process take?” It was clear from multiple conversations that the Warburton community is well aware of the extreme mental stress that detainees are suffering.

This branch hopes that the card reminds our member that while he is enjoying a family Christmas in the safety and security of his own home, others are suffering from family separation, insecurity and uncertainty on Manus and Nauru.

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If people are interested in assisting with fund-raising, education, or community activities

please contact us through our Facebook page or email address rar.warburton@gmail.com.

Ellen Rowatt, Yarra Junction.

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Courses set for expansion

By Jesse Graham BOX Hill Institute will be widening its course and offering and buying specialist equipment for classes after receiving more than $10 million from the Victorian Government.

Training and Skills Minister Gayle Tierney visited BHI’s Lilydale Lakeside campus on Tuesday 13 December with Education Minister James Merlino and BHI CEO Norman Gray AM for a tour of the campus.

After visiting several classrooms, Ms Tierney announced $750,000 for the education provider under its Specialised Teaching Equipment Initiative.

Ms Tierney then announced a further $9.3 million in fund-

ing to prepare the campus for the beginning of its Skills First program, beginning next year.

“What happens next is Skills First and the intent of that is to create a new training system that puts government-funded TAFE at the centre of it,” she said.

“It’s not down there, through the floor, which is the policy of the previous government, it is making sure that we have a sustainable and systemic TAFE system in this state, and that people identify with TAFE, but they identify with their local TAFE.” Yarra Ranges Council CEO Glenn Patterson and councillors Jim Child and Tony Stevenson

were present for the announcement, along with BHI chairman Jack Diamond, staff and a student.

Ms Tierney said the $750,000 would purchase equipment needed for courses that were “directly connected to industry and jobs”.

“I know that is desperately needed here and will be put to enormous use,” she said.

BHI will purchase a fullmotion flight simulator, which will allow for more enrolments in flight courses.

The $9.3 million, meanwhile, was dubbed ‘TAFE Boost Funding’ ahead of the Skills First program beginning, which Ms Tierney said will help

to increase course offerings and enrolments.

As of Tuesday 13 December, more than 1000 students have enrolled in courses through the Lilydale Lakeside campus which also provides courses through Deakin University and William Angliss Institute.

Mr Gray thanked the government for its support and funding, which, he said, would help to broaden the provider’s offering to students in coming years.

“We do think we’re out there a bit from the others, in our views and our plans, and it’s nice to know we’ve got that ministerial support for that thinking,” he said.

Tapping young leaders

By Kath Gannaway IDENTIFYING leaders can be most difficult for the leaders themselves – especially when it comes to young leaders.

Sarah Ward of The MISFIT Project is putting out a call for young people aged from 12 to 18 to be part of Camp UPROAR, a youth leadership camp that will run at Millgrove from 16 to 20 January, 2017.

“It’s an awesome opportunity for young people to be engaged, and we’re particularly looking to get kids along who don’t necessarily realise they have leadership ability.

“This is not just about the obvious leaders we have in the community, not just about standing out, or standing up, you can be a quiet leader and this is about providing an opportunity to realise that potential.”

The camp, supported by Yarra Ranges Council, will involve games, challenges, theatre and other activities culminating in a performance around issues that have emerged during the camp as mattering to young people.

“We are bringing in a lot of young people from not only this shire, but from around Victoria who are community leaders dealing with mental

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Leading the way MISFIT members from bottom to top Jesse Miller, Alana Michaud, Sarah Ward and Boadie Picture: ROB CAREW Morrissey. 162726 health issues, disability and other challenges and who are leaders in spite of those challenges,” Ms Ward said.

Phone 0400 889 316, email

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Register for the camp at https://goo.gl/forms/RMW5nvpAeO1w2fNg2 .

BREAST-CANCER survivors across Yarra Ranges are being asked to consider taking part in a 12-233K Cancer Council Victoria trial aimed at tracking activity benefits post breast cancer treatment.

CCV spokesperson Joseph Regan said although increasing physical activity after a breast cancer diagnosis had been shown to improve survival and other health outcomes, research showed that 84 per cent of women who had had breast cancer did not meet physical activity guidelines.

The study, planned for the three months from January to March 2017, will focus on women aged over 50 diagnosed with stage I-III breast cancer.

Mr Regan said all participants would be given a Garmin Vivofit 2 fitness tracking watch as part of the study which aimed to test whether using wearable technology could increase physical activity and reduce sitting time among women who had undergone treatment for breast cancer.

Judy Sturt, convenor of Yarra Valley Ladies in Pink Family Cancer Support Group said research was important for the long term.

“People live with the disease daily, but research has an important role to play,” Ms Sturt said.

Mr Regan said CCV would like to have people signed up for the trail before Christmas.

For further information or to sign up: www.cancervic.org.au/activate .

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THE $8.8 MILLION REDEVELOPMENT IS ALMOST FINISHED AND WE WANT TO SHARE THIS MOMENTOUS OCCASION WITH YOU. Eastern Health is planning to celebrate the completion of the redevelopment and the hospital’s 60th anniversary with a Community Open Day on Sunday, January 29, 2017 from 2pm.

Free public tours of the new health service will be available throughout the afternoon. Bookings are essential.

Visit www.trybooking.com/243766 or call 9091 8801 to book your place.

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Hair shed for a cause

By Derek Schlennstedt IT’S a very rare sight to see Santa getting his legs waxed, but this year the employees at Healesville BP petrol station helped one specific Santa to remove his leg hairs to help raise money for the Make A Wish Foundation.

Dressed in red and white Christmas attire, the team at the local BP service station in Healesville are regular contributors to the Make A Wish Foundation, and are accustomed to dressing up for a good cause.

Earlier this year, team members dressed up as minions to help gather donations, and are involved in the fund-raising as part of the Vantage Fuel organisation.

Vantage fuel is a familyowned company operating independent service stations throughout Victoria of which Healesville BP is one.

Each vantage fuel service station is heavily involved in fundraising for the good cause, and this year as a fund-raiser prior to Christmas it was decided that

employee Michael Pierrehumbert would wax his legs to help raise money for the cause.

Team member Belinda McGuiness layered on the smooth pure olive oil hot wax before pulling it off again with hairs attached, which Michael says was a tad painful.

“It hurt a bit, yeah, but it’s done for a good cause which is the main thing and hopefully the donations made will help fulfil some wishes,” he said.

Though, he jokes, the back of the legs did hurt a bit and he doubted he would be doing it again any time soon.

Some of the employees were volunteering their time helping set up the waxing station, which was put up swiftly next to the service station counter and then helped by shaking tins down along the main street.

As for Michael, his duties weren’t over once the waxing had finished. He also dressed up as Santa; although he donned Santa’s bushy beard, his legs were void of any hairs.

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By Seth Lukas Hynes 2016 was a somewhat mediocre year for movies, with the usual glut of sequels, remakes and other franchise extenders.

As ever, the independent and foreign circles (which are predominantly represented here) were the best sources of originality and artistic vision, but films like Deadpool, Zootopia, Dr Strange and 10 Cloverfield Lane demonstrated that there is still creativity and risk-taking in the Hollywood machine.

Here are my picks for the top 10 best films of 2016.

10. The Nice Guys. This hilarious ’70s crime noir features Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe as a delightfully dysfunctional double-act and a screenplay full of wit and energy.

9. Midnight Special. A subtle subversion of the current superhero boom, Midnight Special is a contemplative sci-fi road-trip movie about a family banding together to protect their gifted son from the government.

8. Hunt for the Wilderpeople. Another brilliant offbeat comedy by Kiwi

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The Founder. A stylish, outstanding character study that pulls no punches in its portrayal of the McDonald’s franchise’s early days. Star Michael Keaton will almost certainly be nominated for Best Actor at next year’s Oscars.

Green Room. A taut, unrelentingly grim thriller, Green Room is an ultra-violent masterpiece of tension, and features Patrick Stewart as a sinister skinhead leader.

Girl Asleep. The other Top 10 film with a ’70s setting, Girl Asleep is a surreal, wonderfully stylish and touching film about the topsy-turvy emotions and social hardships of adolescence.

The Witch. Like Green Room, The Witch is a riveting work of sustained psychological suspense, maintaining both supernatural mystery and a vivid descent into madness, as paranoia

and superstition cause a banished pilgrim family to turn on themselves.

This film also sets a new standard for historical accuracy.

3. Arrival. Using alien visitation as commentary on human nature and the joys of knowledge, Arrival is deeply insightful and mind-altering, but built from a sturdy foundation of intimate emotion.

2. The Daughter. Based on the Henrik Ibsen play The Wild Duck, The Daughter is a superbly-acted, profoundly moving drama about the crushing secrets hidden within so many happy families. The Daughter attains a rare level of tonal perfection, in that it’s melancholic and often heartwrenching while never once feeling overblown or manipulative.

1. Shin Godzilla. This may be a self-indulgent choice for number one, given my lifelong love of Godzilla movies, but Shin Godzilla really is a fantastic film with engaging characters, awesome action, compelling themes and clever humour.

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WARBURTON is heading down to its famous Yarra River for Australia Day fun on Thursday, 26 January.

The annual Rubber Duck Races will start from 12.30pm with ducks supplied for a poultry $2 and lots of prizes to be won.

There will be lots of fun family activities, plenty of blanket space for a picnic, barbecue facilities and more.

The Warburton community is sending out an open-armed welcome to people from around the valley ... and further afield to join for a day on the river. See Visit Warburton on facebook for updates.

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Nick and Shane thank their loyal customers for their support in 2016 and Wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Safe and Happy New Year 10-12 Green St Healesville VIC 3777

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Team at Valley Dental wsh you a Merry Chrstms and a Happy New Year.

We thank you for your support in 2016 and look forward to seeing in 2017 New Years rsolution

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Seasons Greetings to all from The Rotary Club of Healesville, and when the New Year starts we’ll welcome you with the new full colour Community Directory covering Healesville, Yarra Glen and district . . . and of course, encouraged by Council, SES, CFA and Police, we’re still providing reflective property numbering system to display your house number clearly in case of emergency.

Find out more about the ways Rotary serves your community on www.rotaryhealesville.org or phone our Treasurer on 5962 6550

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AFTER receiving more than 2000 entries, the winners of the Mail’s All I Want for Christmas competition have been drawn.

For a second year running, the Mail held a competition, giving away thousands of dollars in prizes to lucky locals who shopped in the area.

To be in the draw, residents had to spend at least $10 at Healesville Walk, Croydon Cinemas, the Jewel Box of Healesville or wherever a promotional poster was seen, then submit an entry form.

The winner of a Gold Cinema Card, valued at $5000, is Woori Yallock’s Emma Leder.

Healesville’s Jamie Riley, Kilsyth’s Wendy Lane and Julie Pritchard and Montrose’s Jill Dobson all

received $250 Healesville Walk Vouchers.

Mount Evelyn’s Jack Mosely, Healesville’s Sarah Boede and Luke Williams, Croydon Hills’ Lee Hughes-Gage and Mount Dandenong’s Sandra Gates all received $50 vouchers for the Jewel Box of Healesville.

Nunawading’s Kathy Berils, Badger Creek’s Tania Richards, Healesville’s Haylee Whykes and Ferny Creek’s Pamela Lambert received $15 Beechworth Bakery vouchers.

Menzies Creek’s Amanda Pinkster received a $200 Temono Voucher, while Silvan’s Kerry Jones received a $50 Ronald King voucher.

Vouchers to Herd Bar and Cafe in Healesville, worth $100, were given to Croydon South’s Marlene Sinclair,

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A $200 voucher for Bootstraps N’ Buckles in Ferntree Gully went to Monbulk’s Tracey Sue, while a $50 Ride on Mower Sales voucher went to Healesville’s Ray Kleesh.

Vouchers for Tokar Estate Winery worth $75 were given to Ferntree Gully’s Barbara Hines and Healesville’s Sharon Blank.

Mail News Group advertising sales manager, Tracey Aitken, said about 2000 entries had come back from the competition.

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STEP BACK IN TIME THIS property is enchanting, iconic, well loved and original in its entirety.

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FANTASTIC FAMILY LIVING THIS fabulous brick-veneer home is set in a rural location back from the road and offers privacy and loads of space.

The near level block is surrounded by farmland and offers a mix of established gardens and lawn areas.

Mountain views surround the property, the Yarra River is just down the road and the local rail trail is across the road.

The floorplan includes three bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes, the main has an ensuite, there is a large lounge room, dining area and further family room.

The galley-style kitchen overlooks the outside undercover entertaining area and there is a family bathroom and laundry.

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SEASONS GREETINGS FROM THE BARRY PLANT TEAM 2016 has been a very busy year, with lots of great sales and rental results. Thank you to all who listed, sold and bought properties through our Woori Yallock and Healesville offices, and to landlords and tenants of rental properties we manage through both offices. We wish everyone a safe and happy and festive season and look forward to assisting people with their real estate needs during December and in 2017. Please contact us on 5964 7344 or 5962 1700 if we can be of help. Best wishes from Jenny Webb, Jane Nunn, Peter Nunn, Carli Mitchell, John Holz and Adele Clinch.

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HEALESVILLE 2a 4/1 CROWLEY ROAD Wow! A Beautiful and Elegant Renovation

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Set on approx 1683sqm, backing onto farmland and with great views to Mt Gordon at the rear, this well presented hardiplank home with verandahs on two sides could be great for permanent or weekend living, as a first home or as a downsizing opportunity.

The open plan design offers space in the living areas giving the home a welcoming country feel. The 2 bedrooms are generous, and there is a wood heater plus a reverse cycle split system.

METHOD PRICE $295,000 INSPECT By appointment Photo ID required CONTACT HEALESVILLE OFFICE 5962 1700

This 2 bedroom unit has become a modern showpiece. The kitchen has new stainless steel appliances including an induction cooktop and self cleaning oven, a dishwasher plus soft close drawers and cupboards. The Jetmaster Log Fire and 2 new r/c spilt systems provide comfort and there is a new gas HWS. With a garden outlook, in a small complex of just 3 other units, close to transport and walking distance to schools and shops, this could suit investor, retiree or first home buyer.

METHOD PRICE $360,000 Plus INSPECT By appointment Photo ID required CONTACT HEALESVILLE OFFICE 5962 1700

DON VALLEY 4a 1615 DON ROAD Your Country Retreat on over 5000sqm

LAUNCHING PLACE 4 TARHILLA DRIVE Views and Space

2b 2c 3e

Meander up the winding driveway to your 4 bedroom country home with ensuite, listen to the sounds of the nearby creek and watch the colourful birds come to visit. Sit on the covered verandah looking out on your land, cook great meals in your spacious kitchen with double oven and dishwasher while family and friends gather in the adjoining living areas which have wood heater and split systems. Enjoy your hobbies in the barn style workshop with space for a car. What a great property!

METHOD PRICE $590,000-$620,000 INSPECT By appointment Photo ID required CONTACT WOORI YALLOCK OFFICE 5964 7344

WOORI YALLOCK 1605 Warburton Highway 5964 7344 HEALESVILLE

292 Maroondah Highway 5962 1700

3a 2b 2c 4e

Set on over 1200sqm, this great family 3 bedroom brick veneer home with ensuite offers good entertaining space inside and out, fabulous views and a generous back yard. Under cover parking in the carport and additional outdoor parking areas, plus a person-cave/separate workshop. Appreciate natural gas ducted heating, wood heater and split systems in the very comfortable home with separate living areas. There is so much to enjoy here – come and explore for yourself!

METHOD PRICE $475,000-$495,000 INSPECT By appointment Photo ID required CONTACT WOORI YALLOCK OFFICE 5964 7344

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Warburton

$420,000 - $470,000

Gladysdale

$1.1m - $1.24m

Rustic Mud Brick in Warburton!

37 Acres of Yarra Valley Paradise!

As soon as you enter this property you are taken to another world where fern gullys are your environment and charm meets you at every turn. Consisting of 3 bedrooms all with built in robes and high ceilings, open plan lounge/dining/kitchen where all the natural warmth and style that mudbrick and timber create. A gorgeous nectre wood heater and new split system keep you comfortable all year round. Step outside and meander through the garden amongst the ferns and organic garden. Extras include solar panels, lock up garage plus carport.

Every now and then a local landmark property comes onto the market, offered for sale for the irst time in over 34 years and proudly presented to perfection. From the start of the feature entrance this property will excite you, over 37 acres of stunning rolling green lush pasture. The neat rustic homestead offers 3 large bedrooms, wood heating & split system heating/cooling & fresh modern kitchen. Outside is a spectacular backdrop with glorious rolling acres to admire and enjoy, 2 separate carports, 3 horse/livestock shelters and sheds & large L/U garage.

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

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This brand new 2 bedroom unit is located just across from the shopping centre in Yarra Junction.

Approaching completion the home boasts a spacious open plan living room, heaps of storage space ideal if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re scaling down, and garage with internal access. A private courtyard gives you room to relax in the sun. Low maintenance and high quality, just what you need for trouble free and convenient living. Be quick this wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t last.

Lovely and leafy, beautiful views and a private little oasis is offered here. This home oozes charm, the kitchen the bathroom has been renovated and main lounge has a new wood heater and feature ire place plus the home has the beneit of solar panels too. With two good sized bedrooms and the option for a 3rd downstairs, and two separate living areas. Offering a good sized lock up garage with concrete loor, a carport and further off street car accommodation.

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190

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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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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East Warburton

$340,000 - $370,000

Wesburn

$790,000 - $870,000

Great Starter on Nearly Half an Acre of Flat Land!

Prestige property, Prestige location-One of a kind

BIG BIG BIG! This 3 bedroom home will suit anyone looking for a home that you can most certainly swing the cat in! Big lounge kept warm and toasty with the wood ire and cool in the summer months with a brand new split system. Spacious dining area which could also be a second living area, good sized kitchen that will it the dining table if you wish! Three bedrooms all carpeted with ceiling fans; the master with gorgeous mirrored robes. Step outside to a single carport, double garage with workshop, undercover entertainment area and manicured lawns.

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not often we come across a property quite like this! Over two and a quarter acres of beautiful gardens and lawns surround this much loved home. Meticulously cared for the brick veneer Colonial style home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, ducted gas heating, a family room with natural gas log ire and a formal lounge room with magniicent bay windows facing the northerly mountain views. Outside offers double garage under the roof plus a great 4 bay lock up workshop with concrete loor, 3 phase power and plenty of parking area.

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190

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

Warburton

$380,000 plus

Launching Place

$480,000 - $520,000

Family Home with Views in a Super Location

Big on Space, Convenience and Entertaining

Feel amongst the trees with a view from this ideally located home which has alot to offer, enter through a lovely bright entry, split level living and high ceilings gives a feeling of space ,3 bedrooms master with ensuite, brand new main bathroom & separate toilet. Huge living space with a cosy wood heater, kitchen is positioned well and is functional with good bench and cupboard space, from the living area is a huge decking for the outdoor entertainers looking out onto treetops and mountain views.

Plenty of space for the growing family to enjoy here with just under 3/4 of an acre of land to spread out and explore. The solid home offers 3 large bedrooms all with built in robes and a walk in robe and ensuite to master, fresh modern kitchen with a meals area, formal dining and a separate lounge/ dining area. Outside offers huge covered entertaining area big enough to cater for the largest of family gatherings, beautiful established gardens plus a large lock up garage and garden sheds. Situated in a great location close to shops, schools and transport.

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

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

5967 1277

David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

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Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 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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Yarra Valley FOR SALE

10 Hansen Creek road, Hoddles Creek

1/2 Douglas Parade, Yarra Junction

FOR SALE

NEW LISTING 7 acres (approx) backing onto Kurth Kiln forest • Idyllic lifestyle ofering privacy & seclusion • North facing double brick home • Slate looring, wood heating, exposed timber beams, wood panelling & sunken living areas • Solar panels & an established native garden • Double carport & lock up shedding

FOR SALE

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For Sale $650,000 Plus laND 7 acres (approx) INSPeCT By appointment

NEW LISTING More Than Meets The Eye • • • • • •

18 George road, east Warburton

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For Sale $445,000 Plus laND 1000m2 (approx) INSPeCT By appointment

3 bedroom home with study nook Spacious family/kitchen /dining area large kitchen with island bench Master bedroom with W.I.r & ensuite Wide entrance & beautiful timber loors Ducted heating & under house storage

FOR SALE

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2873 Warburton Highway, Wesburn

NEW LISTING Neat as & ready to move in!

• • • • • •

open plan design Split system & wood heating New curtains & blinds Double carport with access to rear yard Kid’s playground & chook pen Under house storage & a shed

FOR SALE

Birchwood Manor • • • • • •

one of Warburton’s classic properties an elegant home, brimming with character & ambience Well established & successful guesthouse Delightful sitting room & formal dining room ofers accommodation for 15 people Perfectly positioned close to Warburton

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For Sale $350,000 Plus laND 1204M2 (approx) INSPeCT By appointment

The Perfect Family Home - Look No Further!

• Spacious, modern home with a great loorplan • Master bedroom with walk in robe, ensuite with spa bath and your own private balcony • Great undercover entertaining area overlooking the inground pool • Solar powered remote gates & circular driveway

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For Sale $670,000 Plus laND 3038m2 (approx) INSPeCT By appointment

5 Martyr road, Warburton

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For Sale $595,000 Plus laND 1881m2 (approx) INSPeCT By appointment

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Yarra Valley 25 Douglas Parade, Launching Place

for sale

465 Woodspoint Road, east Warburton

for sale

NeW lIsTING Lifesyle, Quality & a Prime location

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• Gorgeous ornamental dam with ferns & deck • formal dining room, spacious living & lounge areas with split system & wood heating • fantastic outdoor entertaining area with a solar heated, inground pool • Double carport & a large garage with power connected

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fOR saLe $825,000 LaND 2 acres approx INsPeCT By appointment

Well I’ll be dammed…

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fOR saLe $240,000 Plus LaND 1.5 acres (approx) INsPeCT By appointment

set on 1.5 acres (approx) Build your dream home (sTCa) Backs onto the Yarra River stunning mountain views Generous size dam Peaceful & quiet setting

seasoN’s GreeTINGs Thanks for all your support during 2016 It’s business as usual at Professionals during Christmas/New Year (closing only the main days)

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4/2-4 Brett Road, Warburton

3 Leith Road, McMahons Creek

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NeW lIsTING As good as it gets!

• Located just a stone’s throw from the wonderful Yarra River & Warburton township • Generous sized spa bath in the ensuite • Open plan living, with split system & wood heating • Lock up garage & room for extra parking • Under house storage

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fOR saLe $380,000 Plus LaND 476m2 (approx) INsPeCT By appointment

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Sunny Position on a Great Block • Delightful home located on a quiet road 15-20 minutes drive from the township of Warburton • Comfortable lounge with a cosy wood heater • Lovely kitchen with dining area • Generous sized laundry & family bathroom • single carport with storage space & a near level yard

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fOR saLe $278,000 LaND 1100m2 (approx) INsPeCT By apppointment

5967 1800

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3371 Warburton Hwy, WARBURTON

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Yarra Valley 275 Schoolhouse road, Woori Yallock

FOR SALE

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Prime Position & 18 acres (approx) If you are looking for an enormous home in a beautiful rural location, then we have found it. The brick veneer home is located in prestigious Schoolhouse road and ofers a vista from nearly every window. The loorplan incorporates ive large bedrooms including the master bedroom which has a walk through robe and a large ensuite. an impressive timber kitchen overlooks a meals area & the family room. There is also another expansive lounge room, large laundry, further family bathroom and a rumpus room downstairs. Outside ofers a three car garage and plenty of room for livestock or for the kids to play. Call to make an inspection of this rural property.

NEW LISTING

FOr SaLE $945,000 LaND 18 acres (approx) INSPECT By appointment

18 Barrowby avenue, Woori Yallock

FOR SALE

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Woori Yallock - Circa 1900â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Character illed cottage with farmland views. Original features include polished Baltic loorboards, a wide central hallway, high ceilings, timber lined walls and ceilings & sash windows.

New carpets, split system units, wood heating & a modern colour palette inside & out. The loorplan incorporates three enormous bedrooms, an elegant lounge room with wood heating & a fully renovated family bathroom complete with a claw foot bath. The modern country style kitchen has stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, pressed metal splashbacks & enough room for the table & chairs. French doors from the kitchen open onto an undercover bbq area, paved entertaining area & rear verandah. There is also a double carport & a further room which would be ideal as a teenagerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s retreat or rumpus room. For the entertainers there is an amazing man cave complete with bar & wood heating.

NEW LISTING

FOr SaLE $530,000 Plus LaND 1383m2 (approx) INSPECT By appointment

290 Tarrango road, Yarra Junction

FOR SALE

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Paradise Found - 20 acres (approx) Ideal for cattle, horses, hobby farm or plenty of room for the kids to play. The ranchstyle brick veneer home ofers four large bedrooms the master with an ensuite. The country kitchen has a beautiful scenic outlook, plenty of storage & dishwasher.

Further rooms include a large loungeroom, family bathroom & storage room. Verandahs surround the home & ofer a great place to relax & take in the mountain views. Outside ofers plenty of shedding including a machinery shed, chicken coup, double lockup garage & stables with double loose box, feed & tack room. Further improvements include a beautiful established garden, round yard, cattle crush, stockyard & fenced paddocks. Close to the State Forest, Wesburn Park & Pony Club of Victoria grounds. The land also backs onto the Little Yarra river and has fabulous mountain views.

FOr SaLE $840,000 Plus LaND 20 acres (approx) INSPECT By appointment

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Gary Lucas

SOLD

SOLD

SOLD

We put you irst

“I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a Merry Christmas and Safe & Happy New Year and to thank all my Vendors and Purchaser’s for their continued support throughout 2016 and into 2017. Having sold more than 65 properties in 2016 why would you entrust your most valuable asset with another agent? Here is just a brief snapshot of some properties that have been sold for outstanding prices…. I will be available over the Christmas Holidays, so please give me a call for your FREE Market Appraisal.”

SOLD

The Agent who goes the extra mile for You! HEALESVILLE ASKING ABOVE $450,000 HEALESVILLE 3A MARNA STREET 108 HEALESVILLE-YARRA GLEN RD

$550,000 - $600,000

OVER 1 ACRE!

TD C A R T N O C R E D E UN E PROPERTIES REQUIR MOR

Classic Character Clinker Brick Hidden away from the world, overlooking the mountains and yet only minutes to the town centre, you will find this private and secluded home.

2A 1B 1C 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.

Only 4 Years Young!

4A 2B 2C

Whether you are up-sizing or downsizing, this fabulous modern 4 bedroom brick veneer residence with office/study area (or second living room), set on approximately 1000m2 flat fully serviced allotment in a no through road is sure to appeal. Featuring master bedroom with full ensuite and walk in robe, built in robes to further 3 bedrooms, large open plan kitchen/meals/living area opening out to the fantastic alfresco area.

INSPECT

by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030

All this and with the convenience of gas ducted heating, split system airconditioning and solar hot water service.The block offers plenty of room for the kids to run around or the landscape artist in you to come out and go wild!

HEALESVILLE 40 HANNOVER ROAD

ASKING ABOVE $380,000 LAUNCHING PLACE 8 BRAESIDE DRIVE

$420,000 - $460,000

NEW LISTING

Great First Home or Investment Property!

3A 1B 2C

This little beauty offers the lot! A beautifully presented 3 bedroom family home with 2 living areas, well-appointed renovated kitchen, gas ducted heating, airconditioning, open fire place, spacious bedrooms, large under cover BBQ area, double lock-up garage and all set on a lovely 863m2 (approx.) block.

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

Currently tenanted until Oct 2017 at $380 pw.Appointments strictly by appointment or scheduled open home.This property is priced to sell. Call for an Inspection!

189 Maroondah Highway, Healesville

4A 2B 2C

Room For The Growing Family This well-presented family home is set on an approximately half acre block and features 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, along with reverse cycle air conditioning, wood heater and an enormous covered outdoor entertaining area with heated spa.This property also has plenty of room to park extra cars and vehicles.

INSPECT

by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Kate Taylor 0437 129 528

Call now to inspect or attend an open for inspection.

markgunther.com.au

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inevitable conclusion, but it was too little too late as Yarra Junction passed the score with three wickets in hand.

Warburton-Millgrove continued their impressive form, as they eclipsed a lacklustre Heaesville.

With polar opposite form lines, this contest did little to change those fortunes.

Like Mount Evelyn, Healesville were unable to take advantage of batting first in brilliant conditions, and that was where the contest was lost.

After struggling for early season wickets, Burras’ star Mick Walker was again among the wickets with 4/22, while David Lever’s consistent season continued with 3/35.

With partnerships hard to come by, the Bloods just couldn’t apply enough pressure on the bowling side for them to look past ‘Plan A’.

Mark Minney (53) continued his rich vein of form with another half century, but, again, he was unable to push through after reaching the milestone, and he had little support from his top order to help with his resistance.

Eventually the visitors were bowled out for 131, a defendable total, but nowhere near an acceptable one.

That’s what it proved to be as brothers David (62no) and Ben (54no) Lever made short work of the chase.

Ben has been in exceptional form this season and could easily have claims to being the competition’s most in-form batsman.

He has rarely failed this season, and, more importantly, he hasn’t wasted a start, which is a failing for plenty of batsmen around the competition.

His form is a major catalyst for the Burras’ standing in the competition, as he continually gives his team the ascendancy from the first ball of the innings.

Their 10-wicket win now has Warburton-Millgrove leading the pack and with a deep batting line-up and a variety of bowlers, teams will have to work extremely hard to surpass them.

In the final game of the round, Woori Yallock flexed their muscles against a vulnerable Yarra Glen.

Batting first, Woori Yallock grabbed the bull by the horns courtesy of their reliable opening partnership.

Woori Yallock built their success last season on the back of consistent contributions for Mick Dwyer and Ryan Smith.

This was again the catalyst for a dominant Tigers’ performance.

The pair put together an impressive 150-run partnership in good time to set up an assault on a big total.

Yarra Glen had few answers for the pair, as both the medium-pacers, and their spinners were not only unable to create enough wicket taking deliveries, but they were unable to contain the flow of runs.

Marcus Kikidopoulos was able to trap Smith leg before after making a masterful 81, but with more than 10 overs still remaining, and the score on 150, the damage had been done, and the stage was set for some aggressive late innings hitting.

Dwyer managed to carry his bat through the entirety of the innings for a well compiled, composed innings of 89; while the remainder of the batsmen cashed in on the foundations laid by their openers.

Pressley Moors (2/30) collected a couple of consolation wickets late, but with a score of 4/233, the Tigers held a considerable advantage.

With Jackson Wright (2/16) spearheading the Tigers attack, Yarra Glen, although persistent and dogged in their chase, couldn’t provide enough answers to the Tigers attack.

With Wright removing the experienced Brendan Ricci for a duck early, Yarra Glen just couldn’t keep pace with the home team’s innings.

Simon Young (5/23) has been in exceptional form with both bat and ball this season and the opposition middle order had no answers for his consistent lines, swing and pace.

With another five wicket haul, Young’s stocks as the best player in the competition were again improved.

Give Yarra Glen credit, they forced the Tigers to bowl their full quota as they were determined not to be bowled out, and they gained some self pride against a tide of impressive skill from the reigning champs.

When stumps were drawn, Yarra Glen had scratched to 8/122, well short of their target, but not completely dis-

graced at the same time.

DJ Strachan Shield WOORI Yallock 4/233 (M. Dwyer 89*, R. Smith 81, P. Moors 2/30, M. Kikidolopolis 1/47) d Yarra Glen 8/122 (P. Moors 17*, M. Clare 17, S. Young 5/23, J. Wright 2/16); Healesville 131 (Mark Minney 53, M. Walker 4/22, David Lever 3/35) def by Warburton 0/134 (David Lever 62*, Ben Lever 54*); Mount Evelyn 131 (Dan. Fraser 22, K. Jones 20, K. Bomford 2/11, L. Dempster 2/22, Q. Hodgkinson 2/27, N. Bark, 2/38) def by Yarra Junction 7/132 (Q. Hodgkinson 46, C. Spaulding 27, K. Bomford 20*, Darcy Fraser 3/2 (incl. hat-trick), C. Witherdin 2/30).

RA Finger Trophy HEALESVILLE 7/147 (S. Higgs 33, B. Wallace 25, R. Prouse 3/20) d Gruyere 143 (A. Waixel 68, M. Hodgetts 20, J. Tacey 3/29, C. Burridge 3/44); Seville 143 (D. Knight 46, M. Johnson 30. D. Thorne 2/18, L. Painter 2/23, C. Uzman 2/35) def by Wandin 7/188 (D. Marshall 44, T. Thorne 39 D. Wallace 28. G. Foster 2/33, M. Proctor 2/32, J. Berri 2/38); Hoddles Creek 6/190 (M. Jones 55, P. Jones 34, F. De Varga 2/41, J. Nelson 2/55) d Warburton-Milgrove 188 (I. Andueza 62, A. Robertson 4/31, S. Simmonds 3/37); Coldstream137 (S. Phillips 46*, D. Oliffe 45, B. Taeuber 3/38, B. Mills 2/8, L. Winter-Annette 2/26) d Launching Place 77 (L. WinterAnnette 22, C. Steele 3/15, D. Whelan 2/5, D Oliffe 2/8); Yarra Junction 170 (M. Hammond 86, G. Thompson 39, B. Johnson 2/22, A. Dunn 2/29) d Woori Yallock 7/135 (P. Broussard 41, A. Young 37, J. Smith 26*, M. Richards 4/17,M. Cope 2/21).

C Grade HEALESVILLE 83 (M. Fawdry 60, M. Sinnott 4/14, M. Oakley 3/1, B. McKenzie 2/12) def by Wandin 2/85 (G. Foden 37, M. Khushbakht 35*); Seville 8/86 (K. Noble 37. R.Wilson 2/1, R. Shepard 1/9, R. Williams 1/12) def by Mount Evelyn 5/210 (D. Westaway 93*, M. Darvell 51); Yarra Glen 136 (D. Fletcher 33, C. Berry 23, S. Thompson 5/31, M. Kogelman 2/28) def by Powelltown 7/143 (J. Waters 55, J. Long 30, S. Patterson 3/13, J. Gardner 2/34, A. Hickey 2/29).

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YVCA CRICKET has reached its Christmas hiatus around the Yarra Valley and the cream is starting to rise to the top, particularly in the top grades.

In DJ Strachan Shield, WarburtonMillgrove and Woori Yallock have emerged as the teams to chase after Christmas as their form has been near on impeccable.

Warburton-Millgrove lost to the Tigers early in the season, but haven’t missed a beat since; and the form of their key players has them primed for a premiership assault in the new year.

Woori Yallock, in pursuit of their third premiership on the trot, have been quietly getting the job done.

Despite a blip in the radar against Mount Evelyn last round, they too have their big guns firing.

Unbeaten two rounds ago, Mount Evelyn have some time to iron out some chinks in their armour after surrendering meekly for the second game in a row, and will need to rediscover their early season form if they are to challenge the top two.

Yarra Junction have strung some wins together in recent weeks, and that has given them a little buffer inside the top four, and their win against Mount Evelyn this round will give them confidence to challenge the big boys in the new year.

Seville are within striking distance of Yarra Junction if they are good enough, while Healesville have been disappointing this season, and Yarra Glen have battled for consistency in the top grade.

Yarra Junction made short work of Mount Evelyn on the road.

Mount Evelyn won the toss and duly elected to bat in pleasant conditions.

The early going looked to be travelling in Mount Evelyn’s favour as their opening bats Dan Fraser and Dan Giblin were able to absorb a quick opening spell from the Yarra Junction openers.

In an attempt to change the pace of the attack, captain Quinton Hodgkinson threw the ball to Terry Ottrey and Lachlan Dempster, and the pair turned things around for the Eagles.

With tight lines, a well-set field, and a lack of pace to work with, the bowlers were able to turn the screws on the free scoring and Dempster was able to squeeze two crucial wickets in the process.

Mount Evelyn captain Kane Jones put the pressure back on the bowlers with some fluent stroke play, but Quinton Hodgkinson’s return to the bowling crease had immediate success, and Jones’s wicket signalled a gradual decline for the home side.

All of the Eagles’ artillery worked cohesively for their captain, and Mount Evelyn couldn’t muster the persistence, nor the energy, to provide any resistance to change their fortunes.

Eventually, the Rovers were bowled out for a disappointing 131, as the wickets were shared between the bowlers.

A score that was well short of par considering the runs on offer at Mount Evelyn thus far this season.

With the sub-par total, Yarra Junction’s top order were in no rush, and were able to absorb good bowling without any pressure of scoring quickly.

Mount Evelyn’s bowlers were tight, but lacked any wicket taking balls early, as Cameron Spaulding and Troy Hancock delivered a steady, assured start for the visitors.

The partnership was broken on 41 when Kane Jones eventually coaxed a loose shot from Hancock, and when Gareth Fraser had Pat Ford trapped in front, the home team sensed they had a chance.

With Spaulding’s patience at one end, captain Quinton Hodgkinson took the attack to the home team and ensured there would be no quick collapse.

With the score on 97, and Yarra Junction in cruise control, Chad Witherdin was able to produce two wickets in an over to breathe new life into the contest.

With a steady hand needed, the experience of Kevin Bomford was what the doctor ordered for the Eagles, and he was able to guide his captain to the verge of victory.

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By Jamie Strudley YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS WHAT a fantastic end to the last week of athletics competition for 2016.

Two medals, a gold and a bronze, at the Little Athletics Victoria State Relay Championships and a Victorian Best Performance.

The Under 9s/Under11s Girls medley team of Charlotte, Alicia, Tiara and Kiara ran a superb medley relay to win the state title in a new Victorian best performance of 2.09.73.

The medley is made up of 2 x 100m, 1 x 200m and 1 x 400m.

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The bronze medal was won by the mixed Under 15s 4x200m relay team of Chelsea, Estelle, Pat and Harry.

An excellent race and some sensational baton changes boght the team home in third palce in a time of 1 46.07.

Well done to all teams for giving your very best at these state championships.

Club results are: Girls Under 9s 4x200 11th 2.28.08, Girls Under 11s 4x100m 16th 1.02.69, Girls 9-11s Medley 1st2.09.73 (VBP), Girls 12-

Stunning score to Gerry and Chris rocks field WARBURTON GOLF WEDNESDAY 4BBB Stableford: In a tradition at the club, the Wednesday players had their usual 4BBB for the Christmas break-up.

One pair that played ‘hot summer’ golf was the perfect combo of crafty Gerry Hadfield and X-factor Chris Fall.

Their combined score was a stunning 48 points to win easily.

The runner-up pair of Mick Eldridge and Ron Hottes had 46 points, a total that may have won on any other day.

The balls extended to 44. The NTPs went to Stan Slusarek (9th), Tony Bickley

Christmas break-up; the Ambrose scores were always going to be ‘hot, hot, hot!’

And, as it turned out, the hottest group out there was composed of President Andrew Williams, Clint Smallman, Mr Kempton and Mike Dobson.

They had 55 off-the-stick for a sensational Nett 48 and 3/8. This won the day easily, as the runner-up team of young tyro, Angus Smith, Roma McIntosh, Ms Nursey and Captain Tony Bickley scored a Nett 53 and 3/8, an impressive score on its own.

Balls only went to 56 and 1/4. The daily NTPs were won by Benny Chester (3rd), Mitch Hatt (5th), Dave Murch (12th) 7 to Cross Senior (15th).

(15th) and to Mario De Vincentis (17th).

TWILIGHT Please note golfers: Twilight will continue uninterrupted through the holiday period.

This week’s winner was a Dickson. This time, it was Lynda who took out the voucher with 20 impressive points.

Runner-up was Steuart Hawke on 19 after a countback.

The ball rundown extended to 17. The NTPs went to Tony Bickley (1st and 3rd), and to David Murch (9th).

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Friday night was the final round of Little Athletics for the year.

Excellect weather conditions provided perfect conditions for some PBs, with all the athletes enjoying the night.

WARBURTON BOWLS WINDY conditions created many different challenges for all bowlers on Saturday.

Warburton 1 overcame these challenges to win comfortably at home against Mooroolbark 1 - 96 to 49.

Rink scores: P. Woods 22/16; G. Broussard 25/10; B. Woods 31/8 and J. Brookes 18/15.

They play their next game against Monbulk 1 away on 14 January.

Warburton 2 had a difficult time adjusting to the conditions at Heathmont, going down 84 to 93.

Rink scores: P. McConachy 18/20; S.

They play Boronia 2 away this week.

The Wednesday Night Triples Barefoot Competition entered the break with the Professionals on top undefeated closely followed by Motiv8.

Last week’s results: Professionals 20 d Nutters 15; Big Al’s 14 d Thomos 10; Motiv8 24 d Pensioners 11; Scratchers 18 d Shambolics 11; Boomer 29’s 20 d H.O.T.G. 12; Mauhlers 17 d Jackabouts 9; Burra Boys 18 d Bolters 11 and G Force 18 d Saint Dogs 13.

The season continues on 1 February, 2017. Club Championship games are in the semi-final stages.

Lee Tet 23/21; S. Mahoney 21/25 and G. Wynd 22/27.

They play Mooroolbark 4 at home on 14 January.

Warburton 3 recorded their first victory for the season against Box Hill RSL 40 to 36. Well done!

Rink scores: D. Janetzki 19/21 and N. Goodman 21/15.

They play Ashburton 5 away on 14 January.

The Tuesday Midweek team lost to Croydon at home 52 to 56.

Rink scores: G. Broussard 21/12; A. Holmes 17/20 and R. Zunneberg 14/24.

Club mourns death of super vet Alan Devlin HEALESVILLE BOWLS HEALESVILLE 1 travelled to play Blackburn 3 in windy conditions that made it very tricky.

After being in front for most of the day, Blackburn gradually wore down Healesville’s lead over the last few ends to win on the last end; the game went right down to the last couple of bowls, only to go two shots down.

L. Cosson 25/11 - J. Butler 20/26 The number two side played with heavy hearts without 95-year-old super veteran skipper Alan Devlin who passed away suddenly on the Sunday after his rink won 35 shots to 4 on the Saturday.

Vale Alan.

The club has a break over the Christmas/ New Year period and resumes Saturday Pennant on 14 January, 2017.

Healesville 1 4/71 def by Blackburn 3 14/73 T. Langdon 13/17 - C. Lowe 21/19 - T. Pye 14/25 - R. Young 23/12 Healesville 2 played at home against Mooroolbark 5 and had another big win following up from last week’s huge win.

Healesville 2 16/98 d Mooroolbark 5 2/65 L. Stewart 22/15 - C. McLaine 31/13 -

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SUDOKU No. 4116

Quick Clues

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Solution No.4116

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DOWN 1. It’s not Iris who’s going to school (5). 2. Be scornful of and goad, at one point (5). 3. Quite a few drivers are cut (6). 4. Cover the female with the silly hat (6). 5. Twice one’s identified the river (4). 6. Regret, I figure, taking the money out (9). 12. Pen the note that’s to go in with the letter (9). 13. An editor back in Yemen (4). 15. Do it again with the coloured ring (2-2). 17. Hand one to the fellows: a price-list (6). 18. Smuggled by the police? That’s bad (6). 20. There’s nothing awful about this material (5). 21.

Just claim it’s accurate (5). 23. The pretentions of the players! (4).

CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7454 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Pass. 7, Sight-seer. 8, P-o-ut. 9, V-era. 10, S’tir(rev.) 11, Len-a. 14, Discharged. 16, Ill-natured. 19, Over.

22, Uses(anag.) 24, Rung. 25, Wing. 26, Trade fair. 27, Le-f-t.

Down - 1, Pupil. 2, Spur-n. 3, Divers(anag.) 4, She-ath. 5, I’s-i’s. 6, Pen-i-ten-ce. 12, Enclosure. 13, A-de-n. 15, Red-o. 17, Tar-i-ff. 18, Ran-cid. 20, V-o-ile. 21, Right. 23, Side.

Cryptic Clues ACROSS 1. Give the ok to, as a way through (4). 7. The tourist has to see a clairvoyant (9). 8. Sulk about the love set (4). 9. A few are turning against her (4). 10. Right! It’s back to jail!

(4). 11. Man with a woman’s name (4). 14. Paid for by being fired (10). 16. Peevish and of sickly disposition?

(3-7). 19. Concluded it’s to do with (4). 22. Sue’s being mad has its advantages (4). 24. Called and spoke (4). 25.

The side piece of the Air Ministry building? (4). 26. Is business only so-so at it? (5,4). 27. Went and allowed the fellow to enter (4).

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QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7454 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Face. 7, Conundrum. 8, Alps. 9, Gulp. 10, Elbe. 11, Lord. 14, Understood. 16, Ineligible. 19, Rude.

22, Sell. 24, Edam. 25, Lime. 26, Adversity. 27, Deny.

Down - 1, Frail. 2, Caper. 3, Rotund. 4, Supper. 5, Edge.

6, Dumbfound. 12, Orangeade. 13, Dull. 15, Tier. 17, Grease. 18, Beauty. 20, Unite. 21, Enemy. 23, Leek.

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