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turned to Africa and met Pippa Hankinson, who created ‘Blood Lions.’

Ms Patman hosted screenings and promoted the award-winning documentary in Australia and New Zealand.

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South African conservationist Ian Michler, who has been investigating canned hunting for 20 years, became a mentor, and in 2014 Ms Patman founded ‘For the Love of Wildlife’ as a professional platform for her work.

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She is now working with global partners to close the domestic trade of elephant ivory and rhino horn and is delighted to see her local MP once again championing this work.

Of her OAM, she said, “It’s fantas-

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Queen Elizabeth II herself has vindicated what many in the region already know ... the hills communities are bursting with amazing individuals.

An incredible seven generous highachievers throughout the Yarra Ranges were included on the Queen’s Birthday honours list 2017 on Monday 12 June, with six residing within the Dandenong Ranges.

Those included on this year’s role are: Denis Cunningham (AM; Belgrave), Marilyn Rowe (OBE; Olinda), Dorothy Scott (OAM; Emerald), Geoffrey Fitzpatrick (OAM; Sassafras), Karin Orpen (OAM; Ferntree Gully), Donalea Patman (OAM; Ferny Creek) and Sandra Hills (OAM; Yering).

While the group’s achievements are many and vast, the link they share is an invaluable contribution to their community and country.

Donalea Patman OAM From her home in Ferny Creek, Donalea Patman has led an international campaign on behalf of wildlife.

In 2015, her efforts resulted in the Australian Government implementing a ban on the importation of lion trophies and body parts - the first country to do so.

Ms Patman was pleased to get support from the Federal Member for Latrobe, Jason Wood, and then thrilled when in March 2015 the Minister for Environment, Greg Hunt, announced the ban.

“It was a visionary and courageous stand on the part of the minister,” she said.

It all started for Ms Patman with a trip to Africa in 2011.

It was the first sight this passionate animal-lover had of lions in the wild - and her first introduction to ‘canned hunting’, which she explained was when the lions were essentially bred to be hunted.

“I was shocked by this practice, and then when I heard that there are fewer lions in the wild than there are rhino I was motivated to do something about it,” she said.

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From Front Page Geoffrey Fitzpatrick A lifetime of service to industrial and interior design has earned Sassafras’s Geoffrey Fitzpatrick an Order of Australia Medal (OAM).

Mr Fitzpatrick said the award was totally unexpected but greatly appreciated.

“I am absolutely delighted and thrilled,” he told The Mail.

Mr Fitzpatrick has been an active member of the Design Institute of Australia for more than 40 years.

This includes over 20 years of involvement at board level and the management process.

He was the inaugural editor of the prestigious design magazine ‘Artichoke’, which he is pleased to see still in publication 17 years later.

Published by Architecture Media, this is the official magazine of the Design Institute of Australia.

Mr Fitzpatrick worked in the commercial furniture industry for many years and then moved into practising as a design management consultant, which he continues to this day.

In 2010, he became the inaugural chairman and director of Australian Design Alliance, an alliance of the major design professions in Australia.

Although he is gradually winding back some of his activities in the design industry, Mr Fitzpatrick is still very much involved in an important project at RMIT. “I’m working with RMIT’s design archives, archiving all the work of major Victorian designers across architecture and all the design disciplines. The results will be made available for research and prove a great resource,” he explained.

Professor Dorothy Scott They recognise the contributions and achievements of people from all walks of life, from Hollywood stars to humble volunteers.

And, while she may not be a Hollywood star, Professor Dorothy Scott, from Macclesfield, Victoria, has dedicated a life to those less fortunate than herself.

To recognise her incredible contribution to child welfare services in Victoria, Ms Scott, is one of a select few who was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia to recognise her ‘significant service to the community, particularly to child protection and well-being, as an advocate

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for children’s rights reform, and to education’.

Upon receiving the award, Ms Scott, said she was deeply honoured, but, felt slightly embarrassed due to the people it overlooked.

“I felt very honoured but also humbled, because, in the field of child welfare there are many unsung heroes and heroines, particularly people who work at the coalface, like maternal and child health nurses,” she said.

“There are a lot of people who are volunteers and provide 24-hour support for children, year in year out ... so part of me feels a little embarrassed and awkward because the people who make the depth of that commitment don’t get the recognition that they deserve.”

Having spent a long and distinguished career in child welfare services, Ms Scott began volunteering at the age of 15 at Allambie - an Institution to which children in Victoria were taken into care - and where Ms Scott also found her passion to improve welfare services.

Since then she has been a pioneer in child welfare services and has done various studies into improving the services and also in preventing child abuse and neglect.

Ms Scott still remains very involved in child welfare services and said there was still a lot of work to be done in preventing abuse and neglect.

“The solution is not to take children from their families, the solution is to prevent children from being abused and neglected,” she said.

“If the African proverb that it takes a village to raise a child is correct then the question is what does it take to rebuild the village?”

Marilyn Rowe Marilyn Rowe has devoted her life to ballet, and from 1964 when she was one of the first students accepted into the Australian Ballet School’s inaugural two-year course until 2014 when she retired from the role of director of the Australian Ballet School, she has made many contributions to the elegant dance form.

To recognise those contributions, Marilyn, a former Order of the British Empire (OBE) awardee, has also been awarded a Member of the Order of Australia (AM).

Marilyn received the AM for her ‘significant service to the performing arts, particularly to ballet, as an artistic director, administrator, internationally acclaimed performer and competition jurist’.

In receiving the award, Marilyn said she was ‘deeply honoured.’

Associations (FIPLV), 2007-’15 and 1993-’97; President from 1998 to 2006; and Honorary Counsellor since 2015.

He has also been involved with the Organising Committee for Linguapax X - Dialogue on Language Diversity, Sustainability and Peace; as well as the Scientific Committee of the World Congress on Language Policies.

He is also a member of the Editorial Board, South African Association of Language Teachers (since 1999), a patron of Modern Language Teachers’ Association of Sri Lanka (since 1995) and member of the Association of Indian Teachers of French (since 1989).

Mr Cunningham is the author of many articles and has given many presentations in English and French on language teaching, distance education, open learning, continuity, profiling, Linguapax, language rights, policy, cultural diversity, associations and French topics in 28 countries.

Geoffrey Fitzpatrick has received plaudits for his efforts in design. 169454 Picture: WENDY WILLIAMSON The first prima ballerina produced by the Australian Ballet School and the first graduate to become its Director, in 1965, after just one year at the school, she was invited to join the Australian Ballet.

Marilyn was also one of the first Australians to be invited to dance with the Bolshoi, Riga and Vilnius ballet companies in Russia and had many leading roles, including Glen Tetley’s Gemini, Ronald Hynd’s The Merry Widow and Andre Prokovsky’s Anna Karenina.

Her contributions to the ballet world have been vast and distinguished and she held the position of Director of the Australian Ballet School from 1999 until 2014 and was been appointed a member of the jury for the Asian Pacific International Ballet Competition, held biennially in Tokyo.

She has also sat on juries for the Prix de Lausanne, the Youth America Grand Prix, and the Beijing International Ballet Competition.

David Cunningham The Belgrave-based educator has filled executive roles with national and international language teaching organisations.

Mr Cunningham is the recipient of an AM in 2017 and his service is not only extensive, but occurs over many years.

Among his service includes Secretary General, International Federation of Language Teacher

Briefly Birthday blitz Police were out in force over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend undertaking Operation Regal which targets speed, fatigue, distraction, failure to wear seatbelts, and drug and drink driving.

Drink driving About 12.55am on Sunday morning, Knox police intercepted a vehicle on Adele Avenue in Ferntree Gully.

The 43-year-old male driver from Ferntree Gully failed a preliminary breath test and was taken to the Knox Police Station where an evidentiary breath test was conducted.

Police allege that the result of the test was 0.206 - more than four times the legal for a full licence holder.

Further inquiries revealed that the driver was also unlicensed to drive a motor vehicle and was driving an unregistered vehicle at the time.

Family violence Overnight on 10 June, Knox police arrested a 29-year-old Dandenong North man in relation to a family violence incident at Ferntree Gully.

The alleged offender was charged and faced court, where police applied to have him remanded in custody.

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Water for 1000 Steps from users of the track.

Mr Wood said it was important to protect this local attraction.

“The 1000 Steps in the Dandenong Ranges have been an icon and a huge driving force for tourism since its creation in the early 1900s,” he said.

“We have seen exponential growth in the number of locals and tourists using this track, with roughly 700,000 people visiting every year.

“But, unfortunately, much of the debris created around the area comes from discarded water bottles.

“With so many people using this track each year, the amount of rubbish being left behind is becoming an issue.”

Mr Wood says the Federal Government is ensuring that local environment tourist attractions, such as this one, will be maintained and upgraded where necessary.

“We understand that the community needs these kinds of safe and serene places to foster a love of the outdoors and involvement in physical activity, while promoting tourism in the area,” Mr Wood said.

Jason Wood and Alan Tudge re-hydrate after tackling the steps.

Snippets Book stall The auxiliary is holding a book stall at the Ferntree Plaza on Saturday 17 June from 10am to about 2pm. They have a great range of secondhand books, selling for $1 each or three for $2. All funds raised are directed to the purchase of new equipment or refurbishment of facilities within the Angliss Hospital.

Community dinner Cockatoo Neighbourhood House is having a dinner for the community on Sunday 25 June. Come along and meet new people or catch up with friends. Children are very welcome. Dinner is from 6pm. If you would like to learn to cook with fresh produce, then come along at 4pm.

For catering, let us know you are coming by calling (03) 5968 9031 or email: cnhouse@iinet.net.au.

Beekeeping in your backyard This workshop will run over two

Saturdays, 17 and 24 June, from 10am to 2pm each day. You will learn everything you need to know, such as location of hive, availability of forage, cost and equipment, and much more.

Boronia Road, Wantirna. Saturday 24 June at 8pm. Music provided

by Rhythm Tones with ballroom and line-dancing, rock ‘n’ roll. BYO supper. Tea and coffee provided. Tickets $15. Bookings on (03) 9725 2472. Dances are held on the last Saturday of each month, except December.

Book fair, car boot sale St Michael’s, Kalorama, is holding a book fair on Saturday 17 June and 18 Sunday. Also on the Saturday, they are holding a car boot sale in the car park.

Gluten-free cooking Learn the basics of gluten-free cooking in these two interactive workshops. Over two weeks, these workshops will provide practical instruction with take home treats.

Each workshop is $50. From 6.30pm-9pm on 13 and 20 June.

At Belgrave South and Heights Progress Hall, 127 Colby Drive, Belgrave South. For bookings or information, contact the office on (03) 9754 2274.

Woorilla Poetry Prize Entries close on Monday 26 June at 5pm. Calling all aspiring poets to make submissions to the Woorilla Poetry Prize by 5pm Monday 26 June. Visit www.pave.org.au for the entry form or phone Emerald Community House on (03) 5968 3881.

Dance night The Free Settlers Club Inc invites you to their next dance at the Hungarian Community Centre. 760

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Monbulk MP James Merlino is encouraging local business to save money on their energy bills with the Andrews Labor Government’s Boosting Business Productivity Energy Assessment Grants.

Through the grants, small businesses spending more than $20,000 a year on energy can apply for a basic energy assessment up to $2000 and a detailed energy assessment up to $6000.

A $3000 implementation bonus is also available to both grant types to carry out one or more of the recommendations for their assessment.

These might include fitting variable speed drives to fan drives on existing variable air volume heating, ventilating, or air-conditioning systems.

Mr Merlino said energy assessment could be extremely beneficial to your business.

“Undertaken by experts, they will provide tailored advice on how you can cut your energy costs and improve productivity,” he said.

“Businesses can save, on average, more than $50,000 each year on energy bills alone.”

Grant applications are now open.

For more information, visit www.sustainability.vic.gov.au or call 1300 363 744.

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Wednesdays and Fridays from 10am-11am. At Belgrave South Community Hall, Gilmore Court, Belgrave South. Stronger for Longer is an exercise class specifically tailored to meet the fitness needs of mature aged people looking to maintain their health. All delivered in a friendly environment. Each class costs $8 per session and you can choose to attend one, two or three sessions. For bookings or information, contact the office on (03) 9754 2274.

Workshops, courses Enrolment inquiries for term two are now being taken. Emerald Community House is offering employment skills, new crafts, fitness and well-being, writing, food and much more. Learn something new or just connect with others. Inquiries to (03) 5968 3881 or visit www.emeraldcommunityhouse.org.au.

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Trail will be a boon for all

By Peter Douglas Cardinia Shire Council believes the Gembrook extension to the EmeraldCockatoo multi-purpose trail will be a boon for Emerald, Gembrook and Cockatoo residents.

The project had been identified as a high priority for the community, through the recent Draft Pedestrian and Bicycle Strategy.

The aim is to offer improved, safe access to local amenities, so trail-users can walk or ride for enjoyment, or commute to work.

The Emerald to Gembrook MultiUse Trail will provide further access to important community, commercial and recreational facilities.

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The trail extension will be a great asset for hills communities.

Services, Andrew Barr, said the benefits of this investment were many.

“The trail will create enhanced opportunities for physical activity for

young people and seniors in the hills area of Cardinia Shire, with positive implications for health and well-being,” he said.

“Providing township-links like this also helps to increase tourism and improve safety for users by separating the trail from the main roads.”

As the council recently passed its 2017-’18 budget, it was announced more than $2 million in funding had been committed to the project.

The trail will create enhanced opportunities for physical activity for young people and seniors in the hills area of Cardinia Shire, with positive implications for health and well-being.

The project will offer convenient and safe access to shops, public transport stops, schools, community facilities and open spaces.

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The funds will complement an additional council commitment to revamp to community infrastructure over the next five years, with shire-wide commitments confirmed as $19.4 million on roads, $3.86 million in building upgrades and $2.55 million towards playing surfaces.

In addition, $1 million will be directed towards the Gembrook pavilion upgrade, as well as $525,000 for the completion of the Emerald netball pavilion and courts.

The bag that comes back is making its way out there

By Peter Douglas Plastic Bag Free Dandenong Ranges is placing its faith in homemade, re-usable Boomerang Bags to inspire the community to think green.

More than 500 bags have been handsewn and placed throughout various hills shops.

Customers are encouraged to borrow them, before returning them upon their next visit.

Upwey IGA has been one of the major supporters of the initiative and hosted the Boomerang Bag launch on Saturday 27 May. Stalls, sausages and songs were plentiful at the launch, with a ‘flashmob choir’ appearing in the aisles, along with Peggy the Platypus.

Together, they sang ‘Carry Better

Bags’, a song written by local musician Cath Russell.

The choir comprised children and their families from Tecoma, St Thomas More, Upwey, Upwey South and The Patch primary schools.

Members of the Mountain Singers choir also participated.

Yarra Ranges Mayor, Cr Noel Cliff, and Member for Eastern Metropolitan Region, Samantha Dunn, also attended.

Also, there was the launch of Swap the Straw Dandenong Ranges, which aims to recruit every cafe and restaurant in the hills to stop using disposable straws and replace them with steel or glass straws.

Jen Ellison, from Plastic Bag Free Dandenong Ranges, hoped the community would support the Boomerang Bag initiative.

“The idea is to give people an alternative to plastic bags,” she said.

“Use our Boomerang Bags and then return them to any of the participating stores, ready for the next customer.”

Presently, there are numerous participants, including Upwey IGA, Selby General Store, Kallista General Store, Belgrave Book Barn, Hillztribes, Sushi Express and Unwrapped Pantry in Belgrave Heights.

Ms Ellison said much work had gone into creating the bags.

“Our sewing volunteers have made over 500 beautiful bags, but we are always accepting more,” she said.

“So, if you have a re-usable bag you’d like to donate, please drop it off at any of our Boomerang Bag locations.”

More details available on the groups’ Facebook pages.

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MCN opens a new door

By Wendy Williamson After years in the planning, last Friday 9 June saw the official opening and dedication of Monbulk Care Network’s beautiful new building.

The current minister of the Open Door Community Church, Brian Tunks, welcomed the big crowd which packed into the spacious shopfront at 61-63 Main Road.

“It has been a long journey,” he said. “All sorts of people have journeyed with us, and it has been a journey of blood, sweat and tears.”

It was a journey begun under the leadership of Mike Folland, and the community was delighted to welcome back the one-time local minister, who had travelled down from Queensland for the occasion.

Mr Folland recounted how he had come to The Patch Church of Christ in the early 1990s wanting to grow the church in the community. This led to the formation in 1995 of the Monbulk Care Network which now works with other local agencies to serve the community.

A tutoring service for struggling young people, subsidised with the help of Rotary, was an early initiative. This has since developed into parenting education classes and much more.

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Open Door Community Church minister Brian Tunks, treasurer Raoul Picot, shop manager Deb Thornburn and Monbulk Care Network founder Mike Folland. 169451 “Twenty-two years on, Monbulk Care Network can look back, celebrate and look forward with faith and hope as it expresses the vision of The Patch Church, continued by Open Door Community Church since 2006, for doing God’s work in Monbulk and beyond,” Mr Folland said.

Mr Tunks pointed out that the shop supported a wealth of community causes, including nine primary schools, the CFA, the Fred Hollows Foundation, the Men’s Shed and much more, including overseas - from Zimbabwe to South Sudan.

He paid tribute to all those people, from network management to community volunteers, who had contributed to the development of the new building, in particular church and Network treasurer Raoul Picot, and shop managers Judy Thornburn and Alison Brain.

As he cut the ribbon to officially open the building, Federal Member for Casey Tony Smith said that however hard it had been, he had never had any doubt that the community would eventually achieve its goal of getting the building it required to carry on its good work.

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Above: With the assistance of administrator Bev Beazley, Member for Casey Tony Smith cuts the ribbon to officially open the new building for the Monbulk Care Network. 169451 Right: Administrator Bev Beazley thanks Judy Thornburn, joint manager of the shop with Alison Brain.

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“This is a very special day.

You should all be very proud of yourselves. You have a shared passion to overcome obstacles.”

He said he was particularly pleased to see Monbulk Care Network investing back into schools and by its good works mentoring the next generation.

Monbulk Care Network, 61-63 Main Road, Monbulk, is open Monday to Friday 10am to 4.30pm and Saturdays 10.30am to 1pm.

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The not-so-great wall of Olinda

By Peter Douglas A wire fence erected inside the former Olinda Golf Course grounds is at the centre of a growing dispute between Parks Victoria and a community action group.

The Hills Common Alliance has said the construction has gone up without consultation and is not in keeping with agreements as per the Olinda Precinct Plan, which was released at the beginning of last month.

Also, the group’s members say the style of fence is “inappropriate” for the area and is an “eyesore”.

The fence divides the old course grounds with the neighbouring National Rhododendron Gardens, with work starting in recent weeks.

Hills Common Alliance member, Jenny Oxer, said the group would fight to have the fence removed.

“We have come to a crisis, resulting from the fact that a large cyclone fence has gone up in haste and without any reference to the plan and with no community consultation,” Ms Oxer said.

“It looks like a land grab, which pays no attention to the lie of the land.

“This is a stunning piece of countryside, with a lot of people coming to visit, a good 30,000 visits per annum at present, with the numbers growing rapidly, even without facilities or any formal publicity.

“Running the fence through in its present position ruins a glorious view and negates the entire community consultation process.

“The style of fence is also completely

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A fence erected inside the former Olinda Golf Club grounds has caused some angst.

“The area fenced off is approximately inappropriate for the area.”

Mx Oxer said members of the group half a hectare smaller than indicated on had this week written letters to Parks the diagrams in the precinct plan.

“The exact alignment of the fence has Victoria and to their local members of been determined by the topography of parliament.

Parks Victoria Regional Director, the landscape and does not infringe on Bryan Welch, said the fence was part of other proposed areas or purposes identified in the precinct plan.” the Olinda Precinct Plan.

Mr Welch said the fence was in keep“The Olinda Precinct Plan identifies the need to extend the National Rhodo- ing with the style of the area.

“The style of fence is consistent with dendron Garden, realign the boundary and reconfigure the car park and visitor the current National Rhododendron Garden fences and will be screened with entry,” he said.

“The National Rhododendron Garden plants so it blends in with the surroundextension will provide a great benefit to ing landscape,” he said.

“The fence will also protect the envithe community, showcasing garden beds with enhanced and expanded collections ronmentally sensitive fauna and flora loof rare and endangered plants as well as cated at the northeast end of the property. extended space for passive recreation.

“The National Rhododendron Garden “Parks Victoria began installing a is Crown Land that is accessible to the new fence last week to commence the public. extension of the National Rhododendron “There is no loss of publicly accessible land.”

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Marketing guru Damian Morgan will be in the Yarra Ranges next week helping businesses think smarter.

Mr Morgan will lead a series of free Mail Newspaper Group Business Excellence Seminars.

Seminars will be held at Marybrooke Manor in the hills on Tuesday 20 June, and the RACV Club in Healesville on Wednesday 21 June.

Mr Morgan says one of the biggest mistakes small businesses make is they advertise sporadically instead of making marketing a core business function.

“They ask whether they will do any marketing this month rather than what marketing am I going to do," Mr Morgan explained.

“That has two effects: they don’t buy the right advertising because they advertise casually rather than have a commercial arrangement and secondly, the temptation is there to only ever advertise when you’re on sale - you are then telling people 'we’re cheap’ rather than ’we’re good’."

The sessions will look to encourage small businesses to realise the power of marketing, create a marketing budget at the beginning of

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“Corporate companies have got big budgets and engage highly qualified advertising people, whereas in small business you’re in charge of advertising, HR, inventory," Mr Morgan said.

“What we are doing is learning from the big corporates and distilling it down into a simple action plan that small businesses can take out and make worthwhile."

Mr Morgan is a former creative writer and business journalist with an MBA, and is also a regular media commentator.

He has a passion for helping small and medium-sized businesses grow.

“I am a small business owner myself,” he said.

“My great passion is helping small businesses beat corporate - we are generally better.”

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By Effie Caloutas Concerned parent Jason Fox says a recent survey shows the urgent need for electronic 40km/h signs to be installed near Kallista Primary School.

Pleas for the signs to be put in place have been ongoing over many years.

For more than 12 months, there have been calls for the Victorian Government to address the issue of many vehicles exceeding the 40km/h speed limit during school hours.

Since VicRoads last year refused to install the signs near the school, more than 200 people have signed a petition.

Mr Fox has led the push through forwarding a report to Victorian

Education Minister, James Merlino, about numerous drivers travelling at high speeds.

In April, VicRoads conducted testing on Monbulk Road outside the school, recording traffic volumes and speeds that Mr Fox says show the number of vehicles travelling at high speeds around the area.

“It clearly shows the need for electronic 40km/h signs, as it shows during school times that up to 79 per cent of vehicles travelling through this speed zone are actually speeding and doing up to 73km/h," he said.

“That is 1500 to 1600 vehicles per day speeding through the school zone.”

According to the five-day Traffic

Focus Counts Survey, recorded on Wednesday 26 April, it was found that 67.55 per cent of drivers travelled above the posted speed limit of 40km/h, which increased to 79.05 per cent as of Tuesday 2 May. It was found that a high percentage of people were going over the speed limit between 2pm and 4pm, with 55.53 per cent of drivers going over the speed limit on Thursday 27 April.

Mr Fox said he hoped the findings from the survey could be a step in the right direction.

“I don’t think that it can be any clearer on how dangerous the school zone can be. Now we have evidence to back it up,” he said.

Reports have been forwarded to Education Minister, James Merlino.

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Letters Greenie fanatics I am seriously concerned that people do not understand the meaning of ‘conservation’.

We are continuously bombarded with propaganda purported as “conservation” via greenie fanatics.

Why is it so hard to accept change and then reflect back on our heritage and support its conservation?

Every country in the world has developed since the Stone Age (don’t forget “indigenous” is even further back!); yet, “indigenous” is all that they seem to think about.

The Dandenongs and Yarra Valley have a rich heritage of immigrant settlement, which is how these unique environments were created.

Whether we agree with what’s happened in the past or not, we are all part of its creation and ‘must’ conserve its heritage; it represents who we are/have become, and it’s why people stay and visit.

Vitally, now the shire has the capability of protecting and conserving these areas properly via the new planning amendments, hopefully the subject matter of the prior letter is just the start of the shire’s conservation work going forward.

Alan Jennings, Mount Dandenong.

Tree tragedy I totally agree with Kevin Ide in his letter ‘All too clear’ (Mail, 6 June); I loved the sycamore maples that grew along the roadside between Monbulk and Kallista.

It was such a joy to drive past them in autumn.

The destruction of these beautiful trees is a tragedy.

Jenny Moxham, Monbulk.

Tradies on the job I was sitting and talking to a couple of friends when the subject of ‘tradies’ came up.

One lady said she had asked the man who had cut down her tree to do the stump; she paid him, but the stump is still there.

There were other tales as well.

Me, well, I don’t have bad stories about workmanship.

I have lived in Cockatoo for 29 years and had no problems.

However, what I really dislike is a tradie coming to my home, looking me in the eye and saying ‘yes’, he would do the job.

It was a small one and to not turn up, I think you should be honest and say ‘no’, you don’t want to do it.

I am not the only person this happens to.

I know, the telephone is a marvellous invention, too.

This person came highly recommended, too.

The upshot is the job is to be a bigger than first thought; needless to say we won’t be making contact.

Val Butler, Cockatoo.

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These dogs are not the dunces

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Pakenham Produce is currently taking applications for their next term of puppy school, starting on Tuesday 4 July.

Pakenham Produce is located at 2 Bormar Drive, Pakenham. To book a spot in Pakenham Produce’s Puppy School or for advice on any pet needs, phone 5941 1844 or visit www. pakenhamproduce.com.au for more information.

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“We are so excited to see where life takes these gorgeous furbabies, and we look forward to seeing them in store for plenty of visits and cuddles and maybe treats!” Bree said.

“We want to say thankyou so much for being a part of our first puppy school, we hope you all loved it as much as we did!

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Pakenham Produce believes that every puppy deserves the best start in life. With the help of the recent puppy school classes offered by the produce and saddlery store, every young furry family member has begun on the right track with fun and educational classes.

Bree Ure of Pakenham Produce said despite the mix of breeds in the classes, every puppy left with excellent basic skills to kick-start their education.

“In our first class we had an interesting mix of puppies, from an excitable kelpie to a shy Italian greyhound,” Bree explained. “(Our class instructor) Miss Vicki did a fantastic job running the class and giving our graduates a great set of basic skills to start them on the right track.”

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Short weekend big on food It may be the shortest weekend of the year, but there is plenty to fit in at the progressive winter wine and food festival, The Shortest Lunch on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 June.

Attendees can explore the smaller, family-owned wineries of the Yarra Valley, and create their own adventure by grazing on entree-sized meals for main or dessert at each venue, while discovering the boutique wines on offer.

Entry is only $15 including a souvenir glass, which provides access to all participating wineries.

Whispering Hills owner, Murray Lyons, said The Shortest Lunch waa fun day for friends and family to discover wines they’d never tried and enjoy a casual festival atmosphere without the hustle and bustle.

“The special thing about visiting the lesser-known, smaller wineries is the ability to meet those who actually make the wines and grow the grapes themselves,” Murray said.

The festival map, menu, entry tickets or an earlybird ticket package can be accessed online at www.yarravalleysmallerwineries.com.au.

The early bird package is available for just $65 and includes an entry ticket, souvenir glass, an entree meal ticket, dessert ticket and a voucher for bottled wine to the value of $30, providing you with a saving of 15 per cent.

For those who would prefer someone else to drive, some bus tour operators will be offering services for The Shortest Lunch.

This information can also be found

Badger’s Brook manager, Nick Karavias. 169330 on the Yarra Valley Smaller Wineries website.

Group bookings of 10 or more and festival inquiries can be directed to info@yarravalleysmallerwineries. com.au or telephone 0419 284 643.

Tramonto Kitchen and Bar will team up with the owners of Badger’s Brook, Michael and Mary Warren to showcase a couple of signature entrees from their menu for The Shortest Lunch in 2017.

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taleggio filling, fermented and lemon reduction and a warm barley salad or their baked organic zucchini, walnut taleggio and mushroom filling, warm pearl barley salad and fermented lemon yoghurt.

Espresso coffee and tea will also be on offer, alongside local cheese and a selection of desserts including the Kennedy and Wilson Dark and White Chocolate Mousse with local berries one of the desserts on offer over the weekend.

Festival attendees will be able to

From Boat O’Craigo, Ange Bush. 169329 sample all of Badger’s Brook’s wines on tasting, which you can then select a glass or bottle from to enjoy with lunch while enjoying the gorgeous garden views and live music.

Warm up to Boat O’Craigo this Shortest Lunch with a delicious serve of paella.

Select from traditional paella with prawns, mussels, calamari, free range chicken, chorizo and seasonal vegetables or try the vegan paella with a range of seasonal vegetables.

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Margaret and Steve Graham started their winery in 2003 and produce some Yarra Valley staples such as chardonnay and pinot noir, but you’ll also be delighted with their gewurztraminer and sauvignon blanc, on tasting for the Shortest Lunch Live music.

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MARKET SCENE Made market with the mostest A Mail News Advertising Feature

Nestled in the beautiful township of Emerald, the Grow it, Bake it, Make it community market is thriving with the talents of local residents and artists.

Running for almost three years, The Grow it, Bake it, Make it community market features products from artisans that, as the name suggests, are either handmade, from a home business, home-grown or baked.

A diverse number of stalls feature at every market. The Grow it, Bake it, Make it Community Market pride themselves on having a great variety of stalls and a wonderful market atmosphere by providing a family friendly market and welcoming dogs on leads.

A project of the Emerald Lions Club, the Grow it, Bake it, Make it community market’s proceeds are returned back to the community through various groups. Recently the market was involved in donating $20,000 to the Emerald SES to go towards a new truck.

Three defibrillators for the Emerald township and one for the Cockatoo township have also been recently purchased with the aid of the market, who have additionally helped out NILS by covering the costs of printing their current brochure.

Visitors are encouraged to visit Emerald for the day and check out the Grow it, Bake it, Make it community market which runs on the first Sunday of every month (except January) from 10am until 3pm. The market is held at the Mechanics Hall which is situated on the roundabout at the corner of Main Street and Belgrave-Gembrook Road.

If you are interested in obtaining a stall, please contact growit_bakeit_makeit@hotmail.com or phone 0467 957 549. Fresh food, produce, local handmade art and craft stalls are all welcome to apply.

The Grow it, Bake it, Make it community market features products from artisans that are either handmade, home business, home grown or baked.

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HELP YOUR COMMUNITY PROSPER WITH a philosophy of giving back to the communities that support them, the Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group has branches in Upwey, Belgrave, Cockatoo as well as agencies in Emerald and Marysville.

Their business is designed to contribute to the success of the local community by helping its members via sponsorships, education support scholarships and grants.

By simply banking with them, you are helping contribute to your local community.

Some $4.3 million in profits from community bank branches has been reinvested in communities across the Dandenong Ranges since 1998, including

$1.265 million in infrastructure, $202,000 into emergency services, $300,000 into education, $1.1 million into sport/youth/ tourism and $1.445 million in dividends.

So, although first and foremost, they’re a good bank with all the products and services you expect from a bank, it’s also more than that - they are a bank that gives back to their communities in big and small ways and that sets them apart.

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Melbourne’s buoyant property market is boosting the median house price of towns within commuting distance of the city.

The latest REIV data shows Greater Geelong accounted for almost half of the state’s top growth suburbs in the year to 30 March.

East Geelong experienced Victoria’s largest price growth over the year, up just shy of 30 per cent to a median house price of $575,000 - an increase of more than $100,000 on March 2016 figures.

Significant annual price growth was also recorded in Geelong West with the median house price increasing 19.1 per cent to $585,000 in March. This was up from $491,000 in March last year.

Hamlyn Heights was another top performing Geelong suburb with house prices increasing 17.6 per cent over the year to a median of $450,000.

Other Greater Geelong suburbs recording double-digit price growth over the year include St Leonards, up 15.6 per cent to a median of $445,000; Geelong, up 14.9 per cent to $701,000; Belmont, up 14.7 per cent to $460,000; and Barwon Heads, up 10.8 per cent to $908,750.

Meanwhile, Castlemaine, north west of Melbourne, recorded the highest annual growth outside of Geelong. House prices in the town increased 19.1 per cent over the year to March to a median of $452,500, up from $380,000 for the same period last year.

House prices in the commuter town of Gisborne also increased significantly over the year to a median of $691,000 - a 17.3 per cent increase on March 2016 figures.

Strong annual price growth was also recorded in Stawell with the median house price up 14.4 per cent to $210,000.

Double-digit increases were also

experienced in Warragul and nearby Drouin, up 12.2 and 11.5 per cent respectively to median house prices of $388,000 and $379,500.

Solid annual price growth was also recorded in Morwell, up 11.3 per cent to a median house price of $170,000; Kilmore, up 11.1 per cent to $368,000 and Heathcote, up 10 per cent to $292,500.

For more information on median house prices by town or region, visit reiv.com.au.

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it is our absolute pleasure to present this immaculate home where you can entertain your friends and family through the seasons with the amazing undercover large deck area, just one of many features to this beautifully presented home. the home features 2 living areas, 4 robed bedrooms plus study, timber kitchen over-looking lounge and meals area, ducted heating, wood ire heater and a split system, large chook pen and tiered leveled yard for the kids and animals to play.

set on just under three quarters of an acre is this home has been renovated to the highest of standards. With an ageless white modern kitchen with new oven and dishwasher opening up onto the lounge area with stunning polished loorboards and gorgeous outlook which can be enjoyed from inside or out on one of two decked areas. the home has 3 robed bedrooms, two modern bathrooms, ducted heating and styled with clean lines and a touch of timber throughout.

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it’s not often that small acreage becomes available so close to emerald. this amazing opportunity is now available to you with the large home situated on an open 5 and half acres of land (approx.). consisting of 4 generous size bedrooms and study or 5th bedroom and 2 living zones at separate ends of the house. special features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling and solar power. the land is divided into a number of paddocks with a spring fed dam located in the valley.

First home buyers an opportunity to own your irst home on First Avenue is here! The home consists of 3 bedrooms (2 robed), large l shape lounge/dining room, modern kitchen with a dishwasher and plenty of bench space which overlooks the family room, low maintenance yard and fantastic undercover deck and entertaining area complete with pizza oven and ideal to enjoy your morning cuppa while listening to the birds sing.

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30 Jellicoe Avenue Monbulk

$395,000 - $430,000

17 Langford Court Tecoma

$640,000 - $690,000

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Located close to all that Monbulk has to offer this large family home features 4 beds, 2 baths, 3 large living areas, 1 with a lovely gas log ire, a spacious galley style kitchen, loads of storage and an oversized workshop/garage. The land size is most appealing at just under a ½ acre. The backyard is tiered & could easily be brought back to grow yummy vegies or even have some chickens.

Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

Situated on a lat 1736sqm block, this partially renovated family home offers a clear opportunity to inish the dream. Inside features 5 beds, main family bath, galley style kitchen as well as a formal lounge/dining and a well-designed study nook. Outside features magniicent yards with plenty of room for the kids and pets to run free, large double garage & separate workshops.

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17 Dunlop Avenue Bayswater North

59 Kaola Street Belgrave

$650,000 - $715,000

$570,000 - $620,000

VACANT LAND READY FOR DEVELOPMENT

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Within a short walk to Tintervale Primary School and close to Eastland Shopping precinct, this beautiful, lat 1023m2 vacant block is now up for sale. With the opportunity to build 2-3 units (STCA), or enjoy building your family sized dream home, this sunny block has lovely established gardens and backs onto the Tarrella Creek trail. An ideal location and lifestyle opportunity.

Contact: Glenn Chandler 0418 410 689 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

This 4 bedroom property boasts a warm and inviting feel and enough space for the entire family to enjoy. There are 2 big living areas, 1 family bath, a well-appointed kitchen with stunning views across the fantastic decking area. The property is set on just under a quarter acre with a fantastic lat area at the front for kids to play and a backyard with space for vegies and even chickens to roam.

Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

417 Glenfern Road Upwey

5 Fenton Street Mount Dandenong

$620,000-$680,000

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Kalima Cottage – Peace and Serenity

In arguably one of the best locations in Upwey, this charming hills home has been loved by the current owners for nearly 20 years. With many original architectural details incl sash windows, ceiling roses, leadlight features & timber detailing lowing throughout. The original entry separating lounge room & adjoining sitting room, offers 2 bedrooms ideal for the extended family/kids area or air B&B, well separated from the master with walk in robe. A renovated main bathroom offers a spa bath & separate toilet with the option of a second bathroom easily achieved with the existing powder room with plenty of space to renovate. On a near lat sunny parcel, mature gardens frame pathways & plenty of off street parking, with side gates leading to sheds on a low maintenance yard of Camelias azaleas & silver birch typical of hills gardens.

Every inch of this home speaks of peace & serenity. Rich, honey coloured, glossed loorboards set a tone of glamorous individuality, while the stunning colour-palette contrasts against crisp white trimmings throughout. French doors spill out to wrap-around verandahs, allowing the natural sunlight to accentuate the home’s alfresco integration, leading onto a large deck overlooking the very private rear yard, complete with rotunda. With thoughtful zoning, spanning 2 levels, this extensive coniguration of 4 bedrooms & study, 3 bathrooms, & 4 living zones is everything the contemporary family could wish for.

Contact: Corinne Sukroo 0419 805 915 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

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$415,000 -$455,000

$415,000 - $455,000

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You will be impressed with the styling of this home perfectly located within walking distance to all Gembrook has to offer including schools & childcare centre & a bus stop practically outside your front door. Situated on a quarter acre lat block the home offers comfort and family friendly loorplan with 4 bedrooms with BIRs, 2 living areas, as new kitchen with gas cooking & stone bench tops, family bathroom & 2 toilets.

This brilliantly located home is within easy walking distance to all Gembrook has to offer including shops, cafes & restaurants, schools & childcare as well as public transport. The 3 bedroom home sits on a lovely quarter of an acre of lat usable land & offers comfort as well as convenience. Consisting of 3 BDRs with BIRs, good sized lounge room, central kitchen with gas cooktop & dishwasher, dining area & family bathroom.

Contact: Stephen Richards 0400 100 155

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21 Baker Street Cockatoo

$430,000 - $470,000

32 Belgrave Gembrook Road Cockatoo

$480,000 - $520,000

First Home Buyers Delight on Half an Acre!

Hidden Gem, Walk to Cockatoo!

It’s becoming increasingly rare to ind properties that are affordable to those wanting to break into the housing market, so this is a great ind! Located on the high side of the road the property offers private elevated vistas with 3 bedrooms with BIRs, good sized lounge room with gas heating, updated kitchen with dishwasher, great sized back yard with orchard and circular drive.

This property is a must see! The home is set back off the road on a deep 1 acre block so you are assured privacy & you are so close to Cockatoo Township that you can see it from your front gate. The home consists of 3 BDRs with BIRs, large family room as well as a rumpus room, spacious central kitchen with loads of storage & gas cooktop. Add to this under house storage & established garden with mature trees.

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

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39 Gaydon Street Ferntree Gully

$775,000 - $850,000

145 Emerald Monbulk Road Emerald

$770,000 - $830,000

Beautifully Presented Family Home in a Great Location!

Contemporary Mudbrick Splendour!

You can’t go past the location of this lovely home, just around the corner from the local school & within walking distance to Mountain Gate shopping precinct. Lovingly renovated, the home features a family friendly loorplan with 3 large bedrooms, 2 new bathrooms, rumpus room, gorgeous sparkling new kitchen & home ofice. Add to this native gardens, L/U carport & 3 storage sheds.

Situated close to Butterield Wildlife Reserve & Menzies Creek Walking Track, this immaculately presented property is a purpose built passive solar home, designed for easy & comfortable living all year round. Featuring 4 BDRs, 2 bathrooms & custom designed kitchen with generous granite benchtops. Outside you’ll ind a DBL carport, dual driveway access, a 3 bay multipurpose shed & children’s playground.

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

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45 Anne Street Lilydale

$1,400,000 - $1,500,000

23 Cairncroft Ave Launching Place

$540,000 - $590,000

Magniicent 10 Acre Lifestyle Property

Big family space on half an acre with great views

With spectacular outlooks in every direction, this expansive and charming home sits proudly on approximately 10 marvelous acres. Showcasing the home itself, 3 large paddocks, a fantastic swimming pool and spa with incredible views, a huge 6 X 12 shed with hot and cold water, power and 2 adjoining horse stables, this home has it all. Inside the home comprises 4 large bedrooms, master bedroom with built in robe and ensuite, and an immaculate bathroom with free standing bath servicing all bedrooms.

This beautiful property offers plenty of space for the growing family with just on half an acre to explore and enjoy. The home has 4 bedrooms and the bonus of 2 of the bedrooms with ensuites plus a main bathroom, spacious family/dining/meals area separate lounge room with wood heating and ducted heating throughout and a large open plan kitchen with loads of cupboard space.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320 Inspection: Sat 12:00-12:30pm (Photo ID Required)

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91 Commercial Road Mount Evelyn

$600,000 - $650,000

24 William Cres Woori Yallock

$500,000 - $550,000

The Ultimate Family Retreat

4 bedroom home on a lat 1/2 acre (approx.)

Presenting neutral and classic interiors, including a spacious lounge warmed by a wood ire and with outstanding picturesque views, a dining room and further living area off the striking kitchen which includes an abundance of space, quality stainless steel appliances and a beautifully crafted timber bench top. To the irst level of the home, you will ind 2 bedrooms, a cosy study, laundry and central family bathroom. To the second level of the home is 2 further spacious bedrooms with stunning outlooks from all windows, a great sized living area and bathroom with second bath.

This much loved family home consists of 4 bedrooms - all with BIRâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s plus an ofice off the dining room, huge deck with access from both living areas. The huge lounge is warm and inviting with its ambient gas log fore for those cold winter days along with big windows to keep it light and bright. Outside offers 1/2 acre (approx.) allotment, designated parking out front as well a single car carport.

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

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14 East Avenue Mount Evelyn A Charming Home on 2 Acres with Subdivision Potential (STCA) Set on approximately 8,319m2 is this charming and historic home with subdivision potential (STCA). The gardens have been lovingly maintained for nearly an entire century and combine a sense of peace and privacy from the moment you drive in. This is certainly an extremely rare opportunity to either develop or build that dream and be surrounded by stunning gardens. Inside includes 3 spacious bedrooms, master bedroom to the second level of the home with outstanding picture perfect views and an abundance of natural light. Further features include two separate living areas, split system air conditioning, a cosy wood heater, bathroom with bath, upstairs study and endless storage options. Outside, the stunning Edna Walling inspired garden incorporates natural ponds, mountain views, ornamental cherry trees, rock-edged gardens and walkways. Outside also features a large double carport, rear access to the property (via south avenue), plenty of shedding and absolute peace and tranquillity.

Contact: Ryan Bell 0417 052 297

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$400,000 - $440,000

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On a corner block of 831sqm (approx) sits this western cedar with brick ends, freshly painted it really stands out as you drive up the street! Gorgeous established gardens inish the picture! Inside you have 3 bedrooms all with WIRâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s - the master has a new ensuite, living area is a great size opening off the kitchen and meals area with easy to clean slate looring, a split system for all climates, a wood heater that also heats your water in winter (great bonus!) and a ceiling fan to aid in the climate control, as well as a great big window to take in those views! Outside you have great size decks front and back with fully enclosed back yard with garden shed, side gate and again beautiful established gardens. Extras include under house storage, single car carport with concrete drive, power and gates at the front, ceiling fans in master bedroom plus living area.

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 1:30-2pm (Photo ID Required)

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The nature of creativity

By Wendy Williamson A forthcoming exhibition at Upwey’s Burrinja Gallery is inspired by the three participating local artists’ shared love of nature and is testament to the diversity of the region’s creative community.

‘Paintbrush, Loom and Hammer: Three variations on a natural history theme’ will open Saturday 24 June, featuring the work of mosaic sculptor Jessie Yvette Journoud-Ryan, hand weaver Michele Fountain and botanical tattooist Amy Duncan.

It was friendship, the Dandenong Ranges Open Studios and this shared passion for nature that seeded the idea for this exhibition of new work by the artists. They hatched the exhibition concept during their time as Open Studios participants earlier this year and have now been working together and getting to know each other’s practices and processes for six months.

“We are all immersed in and inspired by the beauty of nature ... as artists living in the Hills, our shared love of and heightened attention to our environment is reflected in our work,” Journoud-Ryan said.

Each of the artists brings

Indian Myna by Amy Duncan.

their own experience and perspective on natural history to the exhibition. They explore their ideas through their distinct practices - expressed with a paintbrush, a loom and a hammer. The exhibition is an opportunity for visitors to explore these unique interpretations of the forms that plants and flowers can take.

“It is enriching for us to draw on the similarities within our creative processes, getting to know each other, sharing ideas and working together,” Duncan said.

There will be an opening celebration for the exhibition on Saturday 24 June from 6pm to 9pm. The exhibition will then

Tattoo by Michele Fountain. run until 23 July. Burrinja Gallery and Cultural Centre is open Tuesdays to Sundays 10am to 4pm. Entry is free and the gallery is located at 351 Glenfern Road (corner Matson Drive), Upwey.

Warm and WHYLD this winter

By Wendy Williamson One wonderful way to warm up this winter will be to attend the WHYLD Winter Warming this Sunday, 18 June.

‘WHYLD’ brings together the residents of Woori Yallock, Hoddles Creek, Yellingbo, Launching Place and Don Valley.

Community members are invited to rug up in winter woollies, bring a stick for the bonfire and gather from 3pm to 7pm at the Wickhams Road Reserve, Launching Place.

This year’s celebration of the winter solstice will have a circus theme.

There’ll be free activities for all ages and the opportunity to marvel at a spectacular fire twirling performance by local volunteers and Fireworks Dance Company.

Warm up inside and out with hot food and drinks, including roasted chestnuts and toasted marshmallows. Grab a bargain from the Red Cross stall and then gather around the bonfire as the sun sets.

Wickhams Road Reserve is at 125 Wickhams Road, Launching Place.

Entry to the WHYLD Winter Warming is by gold coin donation.

Our feast of fine films

By Derek Schlennstedt Each year around the middle of June, capacity crowds shuffle through the Warburton arts centre to enjoy a thrilling variety of internationally coveted movies and lesser-known local pearls.

This year from Friday 16 June to Sunday 18 June, the Warburton Film Festival will celebrate movies of every kind from emerging local directors in the Yarra Valley to international movies from diverse countries.

This year eight highly acclaimed contemporary feature films, including drama, comedy and documentaries from five different countries will be featured, and a special tribute will be given to the great Australian film director Paul Cox. Paul Cox was also a longtime patron of the Yarra Ranges Film Society and Warburton Film Festival Society and sadly passed away last year.

Keith Wade, president of the Yarra Ranges Film Society said that despite being ill, Paul had tried to come to last year’s showing of one of his films.

“He was a patron of the film society and he’s made some quite dramatic Australian films,” Mr Wade said.

“His last film was shown at last year’s festival and he was

Yarra Ranges Film Society vice-president Sally Ahern and treasurer Laurie Hastings prepare for the large crowds for the 34th annual Warburton Film Festival. 167254 Picture: ROB CAREW intending to come along and introduce the film.

“He was quite ill but was determined to come and on the Saturday afternoon we heard the news he passed away.”

The festival includes a variety of hand-picked movies and films, starting on the Friday night and going until the Sunday night.

Its not just movies though and directors from some of the films will be there to introduce their work - including one of the most dramatic films of the festival, Tanna, which is a modern day Romeo and Juliet set on a

remote Pacific island.

“The most dramatic one is on Sunday, where we have the film Tanna and one of the codirectors is coming along to introduce the film.”

“The festival and the films accommodate everyone, including movie buffs and people like you and me who are just enthusiastic about movies," Mr Wade said.

Tickets are selling fast, so you’ll have to be quick.

To buy tickets, call 1300 368 333 or email boxoffice@yarraranges.vic.gov.au.

Head of steam for oil paintings

By Effie Caloutas Hills-based artist Claude Ciccone will present two oil paintings at the 2017 Camberwell Art Show next month.

The local artist, who has taught oil painting for the past 10 years, said that presenting the two paintings at the Camberwell Art Show is “a good opportunity to showcase my work”.

Ciccone has taught oil painting to a group of students at the Hut in Ferntree Gully for the past three to four years, and previously taught students at the East Ringwood School of Arts for three to four years.

He has been volunteering at the Puffing Billy Cafe in Belgrave for the past two months and said that work has inspired him to produce the paintings.

The iconic Puffing Billy locomotive inspired the hills-based artist.

“I have occasionally visited The Puffing Billy in the past but actually working there really gave me a better sense of the atmosphere and the light at dif-

ferent times of the day,” he said.

Any students who are interested in learning oil painting can contact Claude Ciccone on 0452 064 909.

Fun beach-side romp

By Seth Hynes Jimmy J from The Dream Space entertaining the crowd at last year's WHYLD Winter Warming. 169378 Picture: JES CURGENVEN

Connie Grogan at the Red Cross winter woolies stall.

Though it doesn’t leave much of an impression, Baywatch is still a fun beach-side romp.

Hot-headed athlete Matt Brody (Zac Efron) is inducted into the elite Baywatch lifeguard squad. Meanwhile, the team begins investigating a drug ring operating on their beach.

Baywatch is an enjoyable diversion with some surprisingly strong character writing.

Mitch (played by the ever-dependable Dwayne Johnson), the leader of the Baywatch team, is the film’s

protagonist, but Brody is the focal point.

Brody becomes quite sympathetic as vulnerabilities emerge from his brash exterior, and he gradually learns the value of helping people and being part of a team.

The film discards the lifeguard soap-opera theme of the show for more of an offbeat crime drama feel, while also poking fun at the show’s titillating schlockiness. Unfortunately, these moods don’t mesh together well.

The investigation plotthread is swiftly-paced and

straightforward, but the humour is often forced and crass.

I’m reviewing the Baywatch film from the perspective of a non-fan who has never seen the original show.

Fans may be put off by the film’s satirical tone and flat gags.

Thankfully, the bright and summery cinematography, impressive stunts and strong chemistry among the cast compensate for the weak humour.

Unmemorable but fun and well-made, Baywatch is a decent sunny distraction from the cold Australian winter.

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Thrills and spills in Round 8

By Cameron Hutchison AFL YARRA RANGES Round 8 had some surprises and drought-breaking wins.

Division 1 Football saw Olinda, Monbulk and Woori Yallock get the wins they would have been expected to get.

Healesville surprised Wandin with a big win, while there was a nail-biting draw between Mount Evelyn and Upwey.

In Division 2, Yarra Glen got home after an injury halted play for 30 minutes.

Belgrave, Seville and Yarra Junction were also expected winners.

Netball saw Olinda, Monbulk and Wandin get the points but it was a bit closer for Mount Evelyn and Woori Yallock in the end.

Division 2 saw Yarra Glen and Belgrave win comfortably, while Yarra Junction was challenged and Thornton-Eildon saluted the judges for the first time since late in the 2015 season with a win over Seville.

After Wandin’s loss, they still share top spot with Olinda.

Healesville and Woori Yallock are one game behind and Upwey-Tecoma shares fifth spot with Mount Evelyn.

Yarra Glen, Seville and Belgrave share top spot in Division 2, with Alexandra and Powelltown making up the five.

In netball, Olinda hold on to top spot with Wandin only half a game behind.

The battle really is on for fourth and fifth spot.

Belgrave are one game clear in top spot in Division 2 and should hold onto that position for the rest of the year.

Yarra Junction and Yarra Glen look comfortable in second and third, but it is also a battle for fourth and fifth.

Division 1 Seniors Football Olinda Ferny Creek 17.12(114) d Emerald 10.6(66) Olinda travelled to Emerald and certainly did not have this game in their holding until the last quarter.

Olinda held a slim lead of two points at quarter time and were well held by Emerald. Olinda kicked 5.4 to 2.2 in the second to take a comfortable lead of 16 points into the main break. Emerald regrouped over the break and kicked 4.1 to 2.4 to claw back the margin to a gettable seven points at threequarter time. James Charge was on fire up forward and kicked 11 of Olinda’s final 17 goals. Olinda were impressive in the last holding Emerald goalless and piled on 7.1 to come away with a nice 48-point win.

Olinda Ferny Creek Best: J. Charge (11 goals), L. Hill, M. Bonuda (1 goal), C. Beattie, K. Currie, E. Greenall (1 goal).

Emerald Best: B. Wilson, W. Hansen, P. White, S. Anthony, L. Sheppard (2 goals), D. Volta.

Monbulk 16.23(119) d Gembrook Cockatoo 2.3(15) Monbulk have their second win for the season after a huge 104-point win over Gembrook who are languishing with Warburton at the bottom of the ladder. The game started at a slow pace but Monbulk still managed to kick four goals to one to have a lead of 22 points at quarter time. Gembrook had a horror second quarter with Michael Langworthy and Shane Williams causing all kinds of trouble for them up forward and they failed to register a major in

the second, while Monbulk kicked 7.6 and the lead was now 70 points.

Gembrook got on the scoreboard in the third with 1.1 but Monbulk did not relent and they kicked 5.5 to now be in front by 98 points at the final change.

To their credit, Gembrook held Monbulk to only seven behinds in the last but the game was already run and won.

Monbulk Best: J. Schille, C. Tibb, S. Van Seters, M. Langworthy (7 goals), S. Williams (5 goals), S. McBride.

Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: R. Wilson, D. Leversha, L. Henzen, B. Jones, M. Wills, G. Hartridge.

Mount Evelyn 12.14(86) drew with Upwey Tecoma 13.8(86) Mount Evelyn played host to Upwey on Saturday and it was absolutely the game to watch. Mount Evelyn got the early lead with a bit of a goal feast in the first with nine goals being kicked and a 9-point lead at quarter time.

Mount Evelyn held Upwey goalless in the second and it looked like it was going to be a win for the Mounters as they took a 22-point lead at half time.

Upwey outscored Mount Evelyn in the third, kicking 4.3 to 2.3 and the lead of 10 points was now achievable. Upwey finally got their game going in the last and kicked 5.2 to 3.4 to claw back the lead but ran out of time and had to share the points with Mount Evelyn and still share fifth spot on the ladder.

Mount Evelyn Best: D. Wootton, M. Gibbons, L. Corrin, A. Chalkley, T. Chalkley (1 goal), J. Thompson.

Upwey-Tecoma Best: B. Duncan, L. Burke, K. Grenda (1 goal), S. Dawson, H. Stanley, I. Krijt.

Healesville 21.9(135) d Wandin 7.14(56) Healesville shares third spot on the ladder and have inflicted the first loss for Wandin this season after a surprise win on Saturday. Wandin were undermanned but you can only beat the side that is on the park and that is just what Healesville did. They got out to an early lead by 10 points in the first and were never headed or even looked in danger of dropping the game. Holding Wandin to one goal in the second is no mean feat while they managed to slot three themselves and take a 21-point lead into the main break. Healesville came out charged in the third and piled on 7.2 to 3.5 and the lead was 42 points at three-quarter time. Healesville answered any critics in the last and totally dominated the quarter kicking 8.3 to 2.2 to show Wandin a clean pair of heels and some food for thought for the rest of the season.

Healesville Best: D. Anderson (1 goal), R. Woodford (8 goals), N. Aldridge, L. Daly, N. Mende, C. Warren (1 goal) Wandin Best: T. Hinds (1 goal), B. Harvey, M. Polkinghorne (1 goal), J. Del Giudice, R. Ross (2 goals), S. Barnard (1 goal) Woori Yallock 21.28(154) d Warburton Millgrove 4.3(27) Woori Yallock denied Warburton any joy on Saturday after outplaying them completely with a big 127-point win. Woori Yallock shot out to a 22-point win at quarter time. They held Warburton goalless in the second and peppered the goals themselves, kicking 5.8. The margin was 59 points at half time but could have been much worse if Woori Yallock were accurate in front of goal. Eleven shots at goal in the third from Woori but they only kicked three majors. The lead had extended to 79 points at the final change. If Woori

Healesville surprised with their encouraging win over Wandin.

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They managed to do this in the last kicking nine goals but they also slotted eight behinds. Warburton kicked two goals in the last to give their supporters something to cheer about.

Woori Yallock Best: K. Busoli (1 goal), C. Smedley, B. Arnold, B. Monkhorst (6 goals), H. Smith (1 goal), M. Batten (1 goal).

Warburton Millgrove Best: L. Weir, L. Barnard (1 goal), P. Hay, T. McKail, B. Clinch, S. Andueza.

Division 2 Seniors Football Yarra Glen 13.12(90) d Alexandra 6.9(45) Yarra Glen sit atop the Division 2 ladder by percentage after an interrupted game on Saturday. The first quarter was tight with Yarra Glen kicking two goals to one and taking a lead of nine points into the second. The second quarter was much the same as both sides battled for any ascendancy. It was a low scoring affair in the second with another two goals to one in Yarra Glen's favour and a 15-point lead at the main break. It was anybody’s game but Aussie Smith and Lachlan Telford were causing problems for Alexandra with their attack and run at the footy.

The third quarter was stopped for 30 minutes due to a serious injury to an Alexandra player but recommenced with 11 minutes to play in the third and Yarra Glen had a lead of 21 points at three-quarter time. In the final, Yarra Glen kicked 5.4 to 2.4 to come away with a good win at the final siren.

Yarra Glen Best: A. Smith (3 goals), B. Binion (1 goal), J. Clare (1 goal), T. Russell, B. Marsh, C. Tait.

Alexandra Best: J. Goonan, L. Ragg, J. Purcell, B. Woollard, S. Steiner, S. Heveren (1 goal).

Belgrave 18.16(124) d Kinglake 8.16(64) Belgrave has shown Kinglake a clean pair of heels with a big 60-point win on Saturday. Kinglake are now sitting sixth on the ladder and in real danger of not making finals this year.

Belgrave kicked 5.3 to 1.2 and had a commanding lead of 25 points at quarter time. The second quarter was tight with scores reflecting a tough game with Belgrave kicking 2.5 to 1.7. The lead increased to 29 points and was in reach of Kinglake if they could convert.

Belgrave jumped to another gear in the third, kicking four goals to one and the game was now out of said reach. It was a goal feast in the last, Belgrave piled on seven goals while Kinglake chimed in with five, but it was all too late in the end.

Belgrave Best: M. Johnson (3

goals), J. McDermott (1 goal), L. Foreman (7 goals), C. Power, P. Gough (1 goal), N. Thompson (1 goal).

Kinglake Best: B. White, H. Prest, J. Butterworth (1 goal), L. White, B. Hamer, W. Graf.

Seville 24.12(156) d Thornton Eildon 5.4(34) Seville made the trip to Thornton and hand the game in hand from the outset. They stormed to any early lead of 28 points at quarter time, kicking six goals to two in the first. They stalled slightly in the second, only kicking two goals to one and may have spent all their chips early. They lifted again in the third, kicking eight goals to one and the lead was now well out of Thornton’s reach. Mark Cecere and Nathan O’Keefe were a force in the forward line. A seven-goal last quarter left the final margin a big 122 points.

Seville Best: Not provided.

Thornton-Eildon Best: B. Wratten, R. Chapman (2 goals), D. Creed, T. Keating (1 goal), S. Larkman, A. Reddan.

Yarra Junction 25.7(157) d Yea 14.8(92) Yarra Junction bounced back on the winners' list on Saturday after a solid win over Yea. The difference was only 10 points in favour of Junction at quarter time but they got a move on in the second, kicking eight goals to two and took a lead of 45 points into the halftime break. Yea had no answers to hold Tyson Wheeler or Daniel Wilson as they scored freely. The lead had grown to 55 points at three-quarter time. The last quarter provided a spectacle for all as combined there were 14 goals kicked for the qtr but Yarra Junction still came out winners by 65 points.

Yarra Junction Best: J. Holmes (1 goal), T. Armstrong (2 goals), K. Ousley, D. Hewitt (4 goals), T. Wheeler (7 goals), D. Wilson (6 goals).

Yea Best: H. Jarvie, T. Kirkham, L. Beattie, S. Pearce (4 goals), J. Ryan (1 goal), D. O’Dwyer (1 goal).

Powelltown - Bye. Under 18s Football Emerald 21.13(139) d Yarra Glen 0.1(1) Emerald Best: L. Webb (3 goals), M. Thomas (4 goals), C. Roma (1 goal), J. Campsell (3 goals), B. Brockwell, J. Zimmerling.

Yarra Glen Best: L. Evans, C. Hindhaugh, L. Smith, A. Plummer, Z. Capuano, D. Whelan.

Monbulk 10.10(70) d GembrookCockatoo 9.3(57) Monbulk Best: D. Rak (2 goals), T. Wills (1 goal), J. Tilly (3 goals), J. Swanson (2 goals), N. Wall, M. Dekker.

Gembrook Cockatoo Best: M. Frazzetto (1 goal), C. Sweeney, L. McCulloch, D. South (1 goal), O. Joel, D. McKinley (1 goal).

Mount Evelyn 24.8(152) d UpweyTecoma 2.0(12)

Mount Evelyn Best: J. Maunder, B. Batten (3 goals), J. Shaw, L. Inaps (6 goals), M. Gibbons (5 goals), T. Cromie.

Upwey Tecoma Best: L. Sholer, A. Grenda, D. Wilson (1 goal), A. Bartils, T. Cairns, I. Shineberg.

Wandin 12.15(87) d Healesville 4.3(27) Wandin Best: J. Byrne (3 goals), P. Bruzzese (3 goals), B. Stokes, M. Dall (1 goal), S. Barrand, M. Smith.

Healesville Best: L. Chandler, C. Wright, S. Gommers, M. Minney, C. McInnes, J. Neumann.

Warburton-Millgrove 11.11(77) d Woori Yallock 2.9(21) Warburton-Millgrove Best: J. Bishop, B. Ferguson, B. Thomson, T. Wappett, L. Winter-Annette (1 goal), P. Hay. Woori Yallock Best: M. Cliff, R. Blackney, P. Jenkin, L. Amarant, W. White, D. Wood.

Division 1 A Grade Netball Olinda-Ferny Creek 94 d Emerald 33 Olinda-Ferny Creek Best: Krista Tomlinson, Molly O’Bryan, Peri Stewart (65 goals).

Emerald Best: Sally Rush, Nancy Te Whata (10 goals), Morgan Jarrett.

Monbulk Hawks 91 d Gembrook Cockatoo 15 Monbulk Hawks Best: Lauren Byrnes (36 goals), Sophie Stubbs (20 goals), Nicole MacDowell (35 goals).

Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: Kelsey Wilson, Caitlyn Dullard, Jessica Mitchell.

Mount Evelyn 58 d Upwey Tecoma 50 Mount Evelyn Best: Alicia Hughes (37 goals), Jacqui Black, Rachael Hickey (21 goals).

Upwey-Tecoma Best: Bianca Moffatt, Teah Edelmaier, Samantha Silvester (33 goals).

Wandin 80 d Healesville 31 Wandin Best: Jackie Cullimore (42 goals), Tayla Harris, Carly McDonnell (13 goals).

Healesville Best: Chenile Chandler, Abigail Gedge (27 goals), Rebecca Mills (1 goal).

Woori Yallock 47 d Warburton Millgrove 39 Woori Yallock Best: Stacey Fleming (25 goals), Casey Barnes (14 goals), Abby Stranger.

Warburton-Millgrove Best: Karly Wappett (33 goals), Kellie Davidson, Briannon Dodd.

Division 2 A Grade Netball Yarra Glen 68 d Alexandra 26 Yarra Glen Best: Alana Stone (7 goals), Prue Purdey, Georgia Taylor (31 goals).

Alexandra Best: Caitlin Haggis, Shona Gesler (3 goals), Ellie Hedger (15 goals).

Belgrave 93 d Kinglake 21 Belgrave Best: Jennifer Dewhurst, Kylie Bradshaw, Petra Keogh (41 goals).

Thornton-Eildon 48 d Seville 34 Thornton-Eildon Best: Alyce Bertola, Keely Grant (33 goals), Kayla Bowcher.

Seville Best: Erin Baker, Rebecca Groen (29 goals), Samantha Reynolds.

Yarra Junction 48 d Yea 36 Yarra Junction Best: Jessica Sweet, Amanda Finn (31 goals), Chelsea Neale.

Yea Best: Bridget O’Dwyer, Sophie Stares.

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By Effie Caloutas Yarra Junction and Mount Evelyn will go head to head in the inaugural Women’s Community Bank Cup on 17 June at Yarra Junction Reserve.

The game will begin at 10am, before the senior men’s match at noon.

The marquee match is an initiative supported by the Yarra Junction District Community Bank and the Mount Evelyn Community Bank. Director of the Yarra Junction Community Bank Branch, Jess Vickers,

said it will be a great event for women’s football locally.

“The Community Cup is a great way to celebrate the operation and growth of women’s footy,” he said.

Yarra Junction and Mount Evelyn are two of nine clubs competing in the Eastern Region Girls Football League.

Mount Evelyn has been one of the stronger clubs in the competition, while Yarra Junction has shown some positive signs.

Yarra Junction Football and Netball Club committee mem-

ber, Georgia Strahan, believes it is important that everyone comes along to support the event.

“Anything that is bringing people to come along is important to all competitions, including women’s football,” she said.

“It’s important that we support women’s footy and the Community Cup, as it gives an opportunity for other young girls to participate in the near future.”

Community Bank Direc-

tor and Treasurer of the Yarra Junction Football and Netball Club, Sally Brennan, said without the support of the community banks, there wouldn’t be a women’s Community Cup match occurring.

“We’re very appreciative of the support we get from local community banks,“ she said.

“Without their support, a lot of initiatives and good ideas wouldn’t have been achieved.”

Entry is free for the Round 7 encounter between Yarra Junction and Mount Evelyn.

YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS Yarra Ranges Athletics athletes started the long weekend at a chilly Lillydale Lake on Saturday morning.

An excellent turnout of athletes and parents for the weekly cross country, including local shire councillor Tim Heenan, enjoyed some fantastic competition.

Results: 500m - Beau McKinnon 2.17, David Nackovski 2.22, Jazlyn Carroll 2.27, Madeline Cannon 2.32, Emily Thiele 2.33, Mackenzie Graham 2.38, Tobyn Harris 2.38, Madalyn Busst 2.49, Sarina Hathaway 3.00, Bryce Fiedler 3.01, Georgia McKinnon 3.08, Lily Clarke 3.09, Chloe Dux 3.10, Harlem Willis 3.58.

1000m - Zoe Clarke 3.59, Jude Bloom 4.35, Darcy Graham 4.44, Emily Fiedler 4.53, Beau McKinnon 5.01, Violeta Nackovski 5.18, Sinead Willey 5.20, Tahlah Dux 5.20, Blake Freer 6.14, Patrick McErlain 6.17.

1500m - Jake Angus 6.04, Stephanie Van Bemmel 6.13, Gemma Kerr 6.14, Charlotte Comport 6.17, Remy Bloom 6.42, Tiara Willis 6.43, Kaylah Cannon 6.44, Bradley Walker 6.46, Mia Harriss 6.49, Kai Freer 6.50, Ruby Inglese 7.06, Tyson Flavel 7.06, Gabrielle Vukman 7.07, Luke Thomson 7.19, Matthew Harvey 7.23, Kristina Nackovski 7.28, Sasha Maggs 7.38, Isabelle Thiele 7.56, Emily Thiele 8.46.

2000m - Kiara Flavel 7.18, Madeline Laven 7.35, Zachariah Clarke 8.09, Ky Harris 8.22, Ciara Willey 8.56, Ben Peeler 8.57, Tahlia Harriss 8.59, Louisa Ing-

lese 9.03, Nathan Murden 9.29, Zoe Freer 9.40, Tyden Keenan 9.43, Sharni Kerr 9.44, Annika Peeler 10.24, Gabrielle Vukman 10.26, Sarah Kerr 10.29, James Davidson 10.30, Laura DiGregorio 11.16; 3000m James Laven 10.49, Michael Clarke 10.57, Harrison Van Duuren 11.09, Mark Davidson 11.43, Hayden Rooke 12.01, Mike Willey 12.14, Camden Hewitson 12.23, Mia Strudley 12.33, Sarah Rollo 13.28, Liam Russell 13.35, Craig Hewitson 13.38, Jayden Clarke 13.47, Simone Burger 13.50, Ashleigh Rooke 14.27, Alex Van Duuren 14.44, Kaylah Cannon 14.51, Katyn Russell 14.54, Aleesa Keenan 14.59, Rob Belli 15.01, Graeme Woolridge 15.55, Erika Bedyn 16.11, Brayden Woolridge 16.22, Laura DiGregorio 16.33, Samuel Laven 16.47, David Laven 16.48, Kate Van Duuren 16.57, Nicole Cannon 17.34.

Next Saturday, the club is at Margaret Lewis Reserve in Coldstream from 8.30am.

Bring a friend or family member to trial and join in the fun.

Good luck to all our club members cometing at the Victorian All Schools Cross Country Championships next weekend at the famed Bundoora cross country course.

Senior members also compete after the All Schools races as part of the Victorian Cross Country Championships.

The club welcomes all athletes of any age or ability.

For information on how to join or trial, photos, results and updated news, visit yarrarangesathletics.org.au or check out the Facebook page.

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