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Best in the state Ranges TEC students from Mount Evelyn and Lilydale have shown they’re among the best in the state, receiving two VCAL awards for last year. Pictured (from left) are Hayden, Kayla, Paige, Vicky Eborall (teaching staff), Ric Thorpe (director), Ms Judith Graley (Parliamentary Secretary for Education), Glenn Booth (teaching staff), Annie, Jake and Scott. See full story on page 3.

SES rules, OK?

By Wendy Williamson

After passing the vehicle, drivers should not increase speed again until reaching a safe distance from the scene, so that emergency workers can do their job without fear of being hit by passing traffic.

It is because of the number of emergency workers killed or injured on Victorian roads after being struck by passing vehicles or debris that the State Government is introducing the new road rule.

In a recent survey almost one in five emergency services workers said they’d had four or more “near misses” while stopped on the roadside over the past three years.

“I’ve seen plenty myself,” Mr Owen said. “We are out in the worst of the weather, when it is foggy, wet, windy

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Local emergency services workers are eagerly anticipating the introduction of a new Victorian road rule aimed at keeping them safe.

From 1 July, drivers must slow to 40km/h when passing a stationary or slow-moving emergency vehicle responding to an emergency with flashing lights or a siren sounding.

The new rule applies to police, ambulance, SES, CFA and MFB vehicles with flashing lights or a siren.

It also applies to VicRoads Transport Safety Service vehicles with magenta flashing lights.

Drivers who flout the new road rule face a $277 fine or a court penalty of as much as $793.

First Lieutenant of Mt Evelyn, Luke Roy said there was definitely a need for it and urged people to visit VicRoads if they had any questions regarding details surrounding the new road rule.

“There’s definitely merit for it,” Luke said. “It’s happened before - I’ve been sitting in the driver seat of a truck and had a vehicle go flying past us and I’ve had to blast the air horn, so that a number of volunteers attending an incident could dive out of the way.”

“It’s just to slow down the public in order to look after our welfare and those we’re trying to respond to.” “Fantastic!” was the reaction of Emerald SES Unit Controller Ben Owen.

“We have a lot of near-misses. Some drivers just don’t slow down, despite the signs we put up,” Mr Owen said.

and/or dark, and it can be hard for drivers to see us.”

He added that he would like to see some signage on the back of emergency vehicles reminding drivers of the need to slow down.

Healesville SES Controller Geoff Stott said that most drivers were courteous, but hopefully the new rule would encourage even the small percentage of aggressive drivers who refuse to follow SES directions to slow down.

“We can be dealing with a tree down across the road around a bend or two.

Using chainsaws and with earmuffs on it can be hard to hear the traffic. Knowing the drivers have to slow down when they see the flashing lights will give us peace of mind,” he said.

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The changes are the result of extensive consultation with Victoria Police, Ambulance Victoria, Metropolitan Fire Brigade, the Country Fire Authority, WorkSafe, Emergency Management Victoria, Department of Justice and Regulation, the Transport Accident Commission and RACV. Minister for Roads and Road Safety Luke Donnellan explained: “Emergency services workers are telling us that they feel in danger while they’re doing their job - we’ve listened to them and made these changes to protect the people who are out there protecting the community.

“Most people already do the right thing and slow down when we see flashing lights ahead, but this new rule will make sure that everyone passes at a safe speed.”

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Irate over icon change

By Peter Douglas A hills-based historical group is preparing to fight plans to relocate the much-loved Olinda Hall.

As set out in the recently passed Olinda Golf Course Precinct Plan, included in the developments are the relocation of the hall into the golf precinct area.

According to the Mount Dandenong and District Historical Society, the plans indicate the current Olinda Hall site would be converted to a garden and signage area.

However, group secretary Wendy Britt said the relocation made little sense.

“The hall has been there for 104 years, and I’m not sure if it could take the move,” she said.

“I believe they want to re-locate so they can put up new signage, but I can’t see how that alone can justify the cost.

“This hall was built by the community and has a rich history ... this move just makes no sense.”

Ms Britt feels there were so many major items in the Precinct Plan that the relocation has been largely overlooked.

Though, she said the hall had significant historical significance.

In a letter penned to Yarra Ranges chief executive officer, Glenn Patterson, Mayor Noel Cliff and councillors, the historical society outlined much of its concerns.

Among those are the proposed addition of a cafe, toilets and changerooms to either side of the hall, which the so-

ciety believes will ‘severely compromise its historical integrity’.

The letter reads: ‘Surely, a new purpose-built facility in the golf precinct area would be a better proposal and more cost effective. At no stage over the history of the Olinda Hall has the appropriateness of its location been called into question, so what are the compelling reasons to have it relocated now?’

Ms Britt said the recent construction of a wire fence inside the golf precinct had created fear the relocation would happen swiftly.

“I’m so worried that one day I’ll look across and they’ll have pulled the hall down overnight,” she said.

Only weeks ago, the Hills Common Alliance took umbrage with Parks Vic-

toria over the wire fence.

The group’s members labelled the fence an ‘eyesore’ and ‘inappropriate’.

The fence divides the old course grounds with the neighbouring National Rhododendron Gardens.

Alliance member Jenny Oxer called the construction a “crisis”.

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

Meanwhile, Parks Victoria Regional director, Bryan Welch, reiterated the fence was part of the Olinda Precinct Plan.

Yarra Ranges Council Director of Environment and Engineering, Mark Varmalis, said the inquiry had been forwarded to Parks Victoria.

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Committee to cast eyes over CFA Bill

By Derek Schlennstedt The State Labor Government’s controversial CFA Bill that would see Victoria’s fire services split in two, has stalled in the Upper House after the Legislative Council voted in support of the Liberal Nationals' motion to refer the bill to a committee for review.

On 20 June, the State Government gave in to pressure from a selected few cross benchers who demanded more consultation be undertaken regarding the State Government's bill.

The bill would split the CFA into a volunteer-only organisation and send career firefighters into the MFB to create Fire Services Victoria and would also see firefighters receive cancer compensation.

Liberal Coalition MP Brad Battin said it offered an opportunity for Labor MPs to raise concerns over the bill.

“This is an opportunity for Labor MPs like Danielle Green, Mary-Anne Thomas, Sharon Knight, Maree Edwards, Geoff Howard and Josh Bull to stand up for their communities and to tell this Melbourne-centric premier that splitting up the CFA is not acceptable.”

“Daniel Andrews has tried to ram this bill through without any consultation because he knows this legislation will tear apart the CFA and put the lives and property of Victorians at risk,” said Mr Battin in a statement.

The bill, created to restructure the agencies, was sent to a committee on 22 June, and will not be voted on until after the review is handed down on 8 August.

This committee is made up of eight MPs, three government MPs, three opposition MPs, a Greens MP, and a crossbench MP. A government spokesperson from Mr Merlino’s office stated they were looking forward to return the bill to parliament.

“This is a strong bill and we look forward to it returning to the parliament.”

“Our priority is the safety of all Victorians and ensuring our fire services can meet the fast growing needs of the state."

“It is common practice for bills before the parliament to be sent to a committee for further consideration," the spokesperson stated.

Brad Battin has called for Labor MPs to stand up for their communities and tell the State Government that splitting up the Picture: VICTORIA CFA is unacceptable. 168639 STONE-MEADOWS

Briefly Tandem trail theft probed Monbulk police are investigating the theft of a tandem trail from Princi Motors Pty Ltd in Silvan between 12.20am and 2am on Monday, 26 June.

Leading Senior Constable Sandra Maddern said two male offenders wearing hoodies broke into the service station by cutting the locks to a gate.

She said the trailer was fitted with a winch.

A dark coloured Commodore was parked on the footpath at the time of the robbery, and police are keen to hear from anyone who saw the car or has any other information. Phone Monbulk police on 9756 6266, Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or submit a confidential report to www.crimestoppersvic. com.au

Narrow escape for tourists

Honeyeaters and Governor make sweet mix

By Derek Schlennstedt At Yellingbo Nature Conservation Reserve the sounds of helmeted honeyeaters echo through the eucalypts, and in among the bush Macclesfield Primary School along with friends of the helmeted honeyeater have come together to welcome an honoured guest.

On Thursday 22 June, Governor of Victoria, Linda Dessau and husband Anthony Howard QC, visited Yellingbo Reserve and were treated to a warm welcome by primary school students, community groups and the helmeted honeyeaters themselves.

Bob Anderson, president of the Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeaters welcomed Mrs Dessau but it was the Macclesfield Primary School students who really stole the show.

The Grade 5 and 6 students from Macclesfield performed a moving rendition of the original song ‘saving the helmeted honeyeater,’ which Mrs Dessau found heart-warming.

Although a parent produced the music it was the students who came up with the lyrics which delivered a poignant message to protect our ‘little neighbours’ and that ‘when we work together we can save a species or two’.

“It’s particularly heart-warming to see you kids create and perform that song and have that sense of community in helping build this space,” Mrs Dessau said.

Mrs Dessau and Mr Howard, with the help of students Eva and Hudson helped to plant a commemorative tree in a re-vegetation area - which offers

Course Precinct has been developed by Parks Victoria, with the Victorian Government allocating $4.47 million to fund the project’s first stage,“ he said.

“Council recognises the Olinda Hall offers a significant place for the community as a public place, and is highly valued by those who use it. This was evident in the consultation process conducted by Parks Victoria and Council.

“The Mount Dandenong and District Historical Society’s submission regarding the project has been forwarded to Parks Victoria for review.“ Mr Varmalis encouraged all Olinda residents to view the documents on Parks Victoria’s website and contact Parks Victoria in Olinda for more information on 8427 2090.

Tourists were lucky to escape with minor injuries when a minibus they were travelling in crashed into a lamp post on Burwood Highway at Upwey on Friday, 23 June.

Leading Senior Constable Dick Kamoen of Belgrave police said the 23-seater bus was heading towards Belgrave when it ran off the road, snapping the lamp post on impact. Meanwhile, Monbulk police are wanting to talk to a male they believe may be able to help them in relation to an incident at Woolworths Supermarket in Monbulk on 13 June.

Yarra Ranges Highway Patrol is investigating the crash. Any witnesses are asked to contact 9739 2303.

Trolley load of unpaid groceries Leading Senior Constable Sandra Maddern of Monbulk police would like to speak to a male caught on CCTV at Woolworths Supermarket in Monbulk in relation to a shopping trolley full of groceries that allegedly were not paid for. A photo of the man, taken at 7pm on 13 June, can be viewed on www. facebook.com/eyewatchyarraranges.

Phone Monbulk police on 9756 6255, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report to www.crimestoppersvic.com.au Her Excellency the Honourable Linda Dessau AM, and Anthony Howard QC were treated to a very warm Picture: DEREK SCHLENNSTEDT welcome at Yellingbo Nature Conservation Reserve. 169827 vital protection and habitat to the honeyeaters.

The Governor's visit comes after an announcement by DELWP that a successful breeding season had resulted in around 200 wild helmeted honeyeaters - the highest number since the recovery program began in 1989.

This increase in numbers became obvious when senior ornithologist at DELWP, Bruce Quin fed the birds resulting in five sightings of the endangered helmeted honeyeater, which

Mrs Dessau described as delightfully ‘vibrant’ in colour.

Mrs Dessau commended Macclesfield Primary School on their 20-year involvement with the Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater, whom she also praised on their incredible contribution and work.

“We know a fair bit about the helmeted honeyeater, because it’s our emblem and we know how important it is to be helping ensure these beautiful little birds don’t become extinct.

“But there is nothing like coming here into this natural habitat to get the true sense of urgency on the one hand, but also the true appreciation on the wonderful work that is being done on the other hand.”

“The friends of the helmeted honeyeater are fantastic, and you are going to help make sure that our state emblem stays special, and alive and flourishes,” Mrs Dessau said.

Tools pinched from centre Yarra Ranges CIU is also looking to identify a male caught on CCTV at Pete’s Bargain Centre in Chirnside Park on Monday, 19 June, around 7am.

The man is wanted in relation to a burglary at the store where police allege a number of tools were stolen.

Police are seeking assistance from the public to identify the male.

Anyone with information is asked to phone Senior Constable Chris Young on 9739 2371 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Heartfelt donation A Mount Evelyn man has travelled to the UK to give his 500th donation of platelets.

I recently learned of the accomplishment of one of our Yarra Valley residents.

A Mount Evelyn man who has travelled to the UK to give his 500th donation of platelets at the Blood Donor centre in Birmingham.

In the past 12 years, he also made his 480th and 490th donations at the Birmingham centre.

The other 497 donations were made here in Melbourne. What an amazing accomplishment!

Platelet transfusion can be the difference between life and death.

Conditions such as leukaemia and medical treatments like chemotherapy can decrease a person’s platelet count, requiring a donation from the public.

Donating platelets is similar to making a blood donation.

This generous giving by just one person raised my interest and my research shows we need many more people to

The state of

affairs Christine Fyffe MP

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become blood donors and we also need many more people to become organ donors.

In 2016, with the blessing of their families, 503 donors gave 1447 Australians a new chance at life.

I encourage everyone to consider becoming an organ donor - at any given time there are roughly 1400 Australians on a life-saving organ transplant waiting list.

One organ and tissue donor can transform the lives of 10 or more people.

Sadly, there are some myths that do turn people away from joining an organ donor list.

For example, some people think they

are too old to go on the donor list.

This is not true - age is no barrier, and there are examples of people over 80 who became organ donors.

Some people believe that if they register as a donor, the doctor would not try as hard to save their life - this is incorrect.

A doctor’s first priority is to try and save their patient’s life, irrespective of whatever list they are on.

Most importantly, when deciding to become a donor you need to discuss your choice with your family.

Many families find it hard at a very emotional time to give permission for their loved one’s organs to be donated.

Making your wishes known makes the decision so much easier for your family. David and I have both made it very clear to our families that any useful “bits” are to be donated and all of our children and their partners are now on the register.

Please visit www.donatelife.gov.au to learn more on becoming a donor.

‘Hello’ to healthier drinking habits

By Wendy Williamson Help is at hand for Hills residents wanting to change their drinking habits, according to one local woman.

Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network (EMPHN) has partnered with ‘Hello Sunday Morning’ and its ‘Daybreak’ app to support people to limit their consumption of alcohol.

Hello Sunday Morning is a not-for profit organisation which has worked with over 130,000 people and recently won the Google Impact Challenge for its innovative use of technology to address problematic alcohol use.

Its app has grown to be the largest

online movement for alcohol behaviour change in the world.

The ‘Mail’ spoke to a hills local, who wished to be known as ‘Jess’ for this story, who said the app had made a huge difference.

I wouldn’t be where I am now without it,” she said.

“I would absolutely recommend it.”

She said the app eased her feelings of isolation, showing her that there were lots of people out there in a similar situation.

Through the app they support each other with ‘hugs’ or messages of affirmation.

“It’s amazing how much better you feel when you write down what you are feeling and share it,” she said.

She said the immediacy of the support offered by the app was a bonus.

“It can take months to get into rehab or counselling,“ she said.

“The app support is available straightaway and is an additional platform to any other support you are getting.”

EMPHN CEO Robin Whyte said data modelling in Victoria indicated 37 per cent of the population drank weekly, and 8.9 per cent of these required treatment to address harmful drinking levels.

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Snippets Dig-In Community Cafe Emerald Community House, Friday 30 June from 6-8pm. Join with other locals from all ages and backgrounds and share a healthy meal, recipes and have fun. Great positive atmosphere to have a conversation with friends, new and old, at the ECH Hall, 358 Belgrave-Gembrook Road, Emerald. Volunteers encouraged to help with cooking, set-up and cleaning, to learn new skills or share with others. Call ECH on (03) 5968 3881 and register your interest.

the first Sunday of the month at the Guides Hall. Inquiries to Graham (03) 5964 8298.

Art, craft market Kallista Community House Art and Craft Market. Organic bread, natural products, vegetarian meals, homemade soup, great coffee.

Saturday 1 July from 9am to 1pm.

Front of Community House, 2 Church Street, Kallista. Light refreshments for sale. Site bookings on (03) 9754 4930 or 0402 012 247. Site fees support Kallista Community House.

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Emerald Community House. Enrolment inquiries for term two, 2017 are being taken. ECH 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 www. emeraldcommunityhouse.org.au.

Ferntree Gully Arts Society. Open award exhibition. Hiltrud Barfus Drawing Award, and John Frawley Print Prize. Saturdays and Sundays from 2 July to 30 July. Official opening and awards, 2pm on Sunday 2 July. Come visit and bathe in the talent of some very fine artists. Many wonderful works on display and for sale. All welcome, free entry.

Soup and singing Saviour’s Lutheran Church at Knoxfield runs a program called ‘Soup and Singing’ during May to September on first Thursday of month.

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Country Music Show The Upwey Country Music Club is presenting a Walk Up-Open Mic concert on Sunday 2 July at the Guides Hall in Underwood Road, Ferntree Gully, from12.30pm-5 pm.

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Small entrance charge of $7 ($5 for members) to help cover costs.

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Weekly workshops Print, drawing, multimedia, still-life, life drawing, portrait and polymer clay are all available for members and non-members. For more information, visit the Facebook page, The Hut Gallery- Ferntree Gully Arts Society - www.thehutgallery.wordpress.com.

Stronger for longer Older Adult Exercise. Mondays, 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.

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Labor runs out of steam?

By Peter Douglas A proposed $9 million discovery centre at Emerald Lake hangs in the balance, after expected funding from the State Government failed to arrive.

La Trobe MP Jason Wood on Thursday 22 June took to Federal Parliament in a bid to convince the Victorian Labor Party to come good with funding, which would see the proposal gain further momentum.

Mr Wood last year announced a bold plan to turn Puffing Billy into a ‘mega tourism destination’.

Along with a discovery centre, this plan included the restoration of the Red Rattler trains, which would transport passengers from the Melbourne central business district to the Belgrave start-point of Puffing Billy.

The plan also included the creation of the Villages of Mount Dandenong Walk and the opening of the Bullen Bullen Indigenous Tours.

Mr Wood told the House that Victorian Labor is “all out of steam when it comes to our community”.

“With the beautiful Belgrave Trestle Bridge, it’s a fantastic trip (on Puffing Billy) where we have so many international and local tourists who basically sit out the back of an open carriage with their feet out,” Mr Wood said.

“However, when they stop at Lakeside, in inclement weather, they’re desperate to do something.

“That’s why in the last federal election, myself and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull committed $5.5 million to the Emerald Discovery Centre, something I’ve very proud of.”

Though Mr Wood said Victorian Labor failed to deliver during the recent State Budget.

“Sadly, though, in the last State Labor budget, we were expecting some

Jason Wood, Malcolm Turnbull, former Yarra Ranges Mayor Jason Callinan and John Robinson show support Pictures: PETER DOUGLAS for the plan. 154720 tralia and the world.”

During his speech, Mr Wood also praised the 400-plus volunteers and chief executive officer John Robinson for their work with Puffing Billy.

In April last year, Mr Wood visited Steamrail Victoria to discuss the restoration of the old Red Rattler trains with the Clark twins, Tom and Kevin, from the ElecRail Divison of Steamrail Victoria.

good news, but the money did not arrive,” Mr Wood said.

“Can I call on the State Labor Government to get out there and actually support Puffing Billy.

“It’s internationally recognised ...

500,000 tourists go there each year.

“Let’s get behind this; let’s create jobs and let’s create something Victorians will be proud of right across Aus-

Kevin Clark said ElecRail had been enthusiastic about the proposal.

“ElecRail is currently working cooperatively with Metro trains to again enable the preserved Red Rattler to operate a special excursion,” he said.

“While fundamentally in good shape, the train needs a repaint ... and safety enhancements are also required.”

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More legal help in the hills

By Peter Douglas Hills residents now have increased access to free legal assistance.

The Dandenong Ranges arm of the Eastern Community Legal Centre (ECLC), located at the Monbulk Living and Learning Centre, has officially opened its doors to the public for a sixmonth trial period.

The aim of this service is to help address a critical gap for surrounding residents.

With similar centres already located within Healesville and Yarra Junction, co-ordinator of the Yarra Ranges Office, Anita Koochew, said the response had been strong in just the first few weeks.

Ms Koochew said the Monbulk location is ideal, offering a purpose-built room that provides both security and anonymity for those seeking to use the service.

The legal centre provides free legal help to address issues ranging from family violence, debt and more.

ECLC chief executive officer, Michael Smith, said they were excited to extend the service.

“ECLC has worked closely with communities in the Yarra Ranges for many years,” he said.

“Through this new outreach service, we hope to build stronger relationships with the Monbulk community and improve access to support through our partnerships with local health, housing and family violence agencies.”

However, the success of the latest outreach is a far cry from just months ago, when the in-place outreach centres were under threat due to funding cuts.

But Yarra Ranges Council, with the support of MPs Jason Wood and Tony Smith, led the charge to secure funding, ending months of concern

The Monbulk team: From left are customer experience team leader Fiona Deacon, co-ordinator of Yarra Ranges Office Anita Koochew and Picture: PETER DOUGLAS managing lawyer - Outer East Amanda McAnuff. 169754 and third Wednesday of each month ECLC has been able to sustain our Ranges,” Mr Smith said. and uncertainty.

“With the support of the federal existing service, expanding our Community lawyers will be avail- during the trial.

Community members can contact and state governments now secured, outreach and focus on improving able for appointments at the Monbulk as well as Yarra Ranges Council, access to justice across the Yarra Living and Learning Centre on the first the ECLC on 5962 1665.

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Cupful of disgust

Just like his attempt to couple a cancer compensation bill with legislation to break up the CFA, Daniel Andrews is coupling legislation to cut payroll tax with a bill to introduce some of his 11 new taxes.

Yet again, Daniel Andrews is trying to hold parliament to ransom over his political games.

Before the election, Daniel Andrews promised no new taxes or tax increases but since then, Daniel Andrews has increased taxes by nearly $4 billion.

The Liberals will work to separate Daniel Andrews’ tax increases from the proposed payroll tax cut.

The Liberals will support measures to cut taxes but we will oppose Daniel Andrews’ new taxes which break his promise to Victorians and further increases the cost of living on families.

Christine Fyffe, Member for Evelyn.

I hear that Hills kids will no longer have the opportunity to apply for Year 7 entry to Box Hill High School (co-educational public secondary) to be part of a Select Entry Accelerated Learning initiative.

This school has been operating this program for 24 years, giving gifted and talented local students a place to meet like-minded individuals and to study and learn in a unique environment.

The Department of Education is forcing the school and supporting staff to cancel this initiative for the foreseeable future, despite the fact children have already sat the exams for entry to this program for next year.

This public high school is topping Victoria in VCE results.

(Victorian Education Minister) Mr James Merlino, did you stand by as this proposal was written, or were you one of the henchmen?

Vicky Bland, Tecoma.

Well done to Plastic Bag Free Dandenong Ranges and Swap the Straw Dandenong Ranges for raising public awareness and actively encouraging alternatives to single-use plastic bags and straws, as featured in the article (‘Mail’, Tuesday, 13 June).

There also needs to be a push to discourage the use of disposable coffee cups, or, at least, make it easier for consumers to reject them.

I was astounded, and absolutely disgusted, when on Saturday at a local football match a friend was told that her re-usable coffee cup could not be filled, as to do so would be against health and safety regulations.

This comment came from an independent, mobile coffee merchant operating within the grounds, not the football club itself, which I can only hope would have had more sense.

Liz Arnold, Emerald.

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Christmas to shine

By Peter Douglas A Monbulk Business Network fundraising committee is on a mission to brighten up Christmas in town for 2017.

Over the past 18 months, Shirlene Bisschop and Joke Fogden have been helping to prepare festive decorations for Monbulk, but they feel that it’s become tired and outdated.

So, they’ve set a goal of raising $30,000 for Christmas garlands, which they hope will go from one end of town to the other.

So far, thanks in part to the generosity of local business, they’ve raised $10,000, according to Shirlene.

“We have been fund-raising through flower stalls, sausage sizzles and, most recently, with a win-

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ery tour which was very successful,” she said.

“We have also had fantastic support from local traders through putting little collection tins on their counters, and generous customers putting in their loose change, which all helps to contributing to our goal for this year.”

To raise further funds, the committee is holding a ‘Christmas in

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July’ fund-raiser on 15 July at The Watering Hole Tavern at 6.30pm.

At just $65 per head, and with live entertainment and a threecourse meal, it represents a great night out and a fantastic way to help the town.

Tickets are available at The Watering Hole, Jenny’s Shoppe, The Salon and Blue Gum Cafe.

From left are Joke Fogden from The Salon, Leanne Reid from Cafe Blue, Shirlene Bisschop from Jenny’s Shoppe and Aimee Teboekhorst from Bendigo Bank. 169557 Picture: ROB CAREW

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Kids get inclusive

By Peter Douglas A small team of Emerald Secondary College students has been busy promoting diversity over the past months.

The students, who call themselves PRIDE (Promoting Respect, Inclusion and Diversity Equally) have worked hard to develop Diversity Acceptance Week, which was held from Monday 5 June to Friday 9 June.

Principal Jodie Doble said the group had worked dillgently to achieve their goals.

“Throughout the week, they’ve engaged with numerous agencies to come to the college to help students understand differences, with the hope of reducing fear of difference, which they believe leads to bullying, segregation and mental health concerns,” she said.

Just some of the activities included blind soccer, deaf disco and

wheelchair basketball.

In addition, the canteen has supported the students’ goals through providing a diverse cultural menu, with a specific country focus each day.

“Their ultimate goal is to create an inclusive community, one where everyone is accepted for who they are, not what they are,” Ms Doble said.

The group has also launched a 40-hour Diversity Challenge, where students were to give up something for 40 hours.

This is so they can experience life without things like social media, headphones and screens.

All funds raised throughout the week went towards the new Community Inclusion Garden, which the students designed in collaboration with a landscape designer.

This includes a sensory garden, calming breakout spaces, an amphitheatre and a walkway.

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By Derek Schlennstedt Thousands of residents from the Dandenong Ranges took to the streets of Belgrave with their homemade lanterns over the weekend to help light up the night. The eleventh annual lantern parade was nothing short of dazzling as thousands of glowing lanterns, bright lights and radiant fire twirlers dotted Belgrave main street with a string of vibrant and scintillating array of colours, that lit up the smiling, glowing faces of the participants.

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It’s time for the smaller jobs With the cooler months closing in, Richard and Beth Henke from Hire a Hubby Upwey continue to employ the tools, experience and determination to ensure their customers have the dream home they’ve always desired - inside and out!

“We enjoy being able to complete work both inside and out for our customers, but the cooler months are great to get those smaller jobs done,” Richard said.

Whether customers are in dire need of a home renovation due to general wear and tear, or if they simply want to modernise the interiors or exteriors of their houses, Richard and Beth are the team for the job.

From plaster repairs, to tiling to interior painting, the list of jobs that this passionate husband and wife team can do is far from short.

“In the summer time we tend to focus on our exterior problems and forget about those things inside that need fixing,” Beth explained.

“The wet weather comes and suddenly you realise there is a leak inside or you realise that those cracked tiles in the bathroom really do need fixing. But given how madly we all work these days it’s hard to find the time to DIY, which is where we come in.”

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With Beth running the phones, booking in site visits and jobs, it not only allows Richard to maximise his time on site but it keeps them at 100 per cent efficiency for their customers, making sure they do nothing short of a professional job.

If homeowners have one or many jobs that need doing, then be sure to give Richard and Beth a call on 0437 186 579 to book in an obligation-free quote today.

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Great day out, local produce With a casual atmosphere and an emphasis on great local produce, customers are assured of a delicious dining experience at Bernardo’s Restaurant in Monbulk.

From Tara Valley grass-fed steaks, to salmon and flathead meals, right through to Bernardo’s choice of free range chicken dishes, customer are spoilt for choice.

With an all-day breakfast and brunch menu offered until 4pm every day, Bernardo’s also caters for gluten-free and vegan customers.

The restaurant has a wide range of desserts that will satisfy the sweetest of sweet tooths and for coffee lovers there are Bonsoy, almond, lactose free and coconut milk options.

Along with an extensive variety of dishes, Bernardo’s also has a selection of both local and imported beers and wines, as well as an extensive mixed variety of cocktails and spirits, non-alcoholic and hot beverages.

Bernardo’s is quickly gaining a reputation as the place for locals to meet and dine over a great meal with family and friends.

Owner Brendan Hoefs encouraged the local community to drop by to enjoy the warm comfortable atmosphere.

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Fernlea to keep focus From the outside, Fernlea House looks like any other ordinary home nestled in the hills. Inside, things are far from ordinary. In fact, they’re extraordinary.

Caring for people of all ages who are in the palliative stages of an illness, or who have a chronic condition or dementia, Fernlea House is the only respite service of its type in the Dandenong Ranges.

As chief executive officer of Fernlea house Sue Mclvor explained, the staff and volunteers of Fernlea provide a welcoming and compassionate environment for those faced with the challenges of living with dying.

“What sets Fernlea apart is the absolute focus on the individual and their changing needs,” Sue said.

“Within a home-like setting, Fernlea offers activities tailored to the client’s interests and abilities, a home-cooked morning tea and lunch, as well as complementary therapies such as reiki and massage.”

Although Fernlea employs clinical staff, the focus is not on guest’s medical conditions, but on improving their quality of life.

Away from a medical setting, Fernlea House gives guests back some of the control over their lives

they have lost through illness.

“Fernlea gives guests a break from being defined by their illness, as well as giving their carers a break from the often relentless and emotional task of looking after a loved one who is seriously ill,” Sue said.

Fernlea House was opened in 2003 after a long community campaign for accessible palliative care in the hills. That need has now spread and Fernlea also offers a centre-based service in Berwick on Fridays, as well as caring for people in their own home through its Fernlea Life Care business.

Together, these services enable people with life limiting illness to stay independent and in their own homes for longer.

“Engaging with the community has always been key to Fernlea’s success,” Sue explained. “More than 60 local volunteers give their time to Fernlea each week, driving guests to and from the centres, providing support to guests or working in the op shop - in fact, Fernlea couldn’t do the work it does without its volunteers!”

If you are caring for someone with a palliative illness and need a break, or if you would like to become a Fernlea volunteer, give Fernlea House a call on 5968 3895.

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RURAL LIFESTYLE AT EMERALD IT’S NOT often that small acreage becomes available so close to Emerald. This amazing opportunity is now available, with the large home situated on an open 5.5 acres of land.

The house has four generous size bedrooms and study or fifth bedroom, master bedroom with renovated ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, two living zones at separate ends of the house, open-plan kitchen meals which continues onto family area with wood fire heater perfect for those cooler months, the

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The property has a great blend of cleared land with a park-like feel and the bonus of a motocross track in the bush for the kids.

The family home is spacious and offers a very versatile and zoned floorplan.

The five bedrooms all have built-in wardrobes and the master has an ensuite, featuring a claw-foot bath and the fifth bedroom/guest bedroom also has a semiensuite.

The main living area has high ceilings, magnificent polished floorboards and a built-in Coonara heater with feature stone chimney. There is also a cosy sitting room or spacious study/office.

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Discover Victorian Grandeur Wake up and breathe in the valley views across the Puffing Billy track from the veranda of this stunning Victorian weatherboard. Full of period features; 3 metre ceilings, ornate cornicing & ceiling roses, hand blown lighting, traditional oak front door with lead lighting & double hung windows. I have had the absolute pleasure of watching this masterpiece unfold and I am so proud to present it for sale. The owners have put heart & soul into their interior choices, the selection of materials, in some instances, having been deliberated on for months. From the road, you would be forgiven for underestimating the scale & scope of this home. While traditional and appealing, it isn’t until you enter the front door that the full extent & grandeur can be appreciated. With 5 bedrooms, study, formal front room, playroom, country style kitchen, butlers’ pantry very large open plan living with feature fireplace of free form natural stone & recycled wood lintel, three sets of patio doors open onto a rear entertaining, separate double garage with plenty of additional parking and a clear 1000m2 of paddock with veggie beds and enjoying some of the best views the hills can offer. All within walking distance of the quietly booming township of Gembrook.

HAVE YOU BEEN TO GEMBROOK LATELY? It’s really developing. First, we had The Independent – serving Argentinian Tapas in a converted former hardware store. Then came the fully re-imagined Ranges Hotel – FINALLY a destination for Puffing Billy passengers & long awaited local for locals.

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This beautiful home features 3 bedrooms, 2 separate living areas and a country style kitchen with ample bench space. Further features include gas ducted heating, a gas heater plus a split system, single garage with remote door, 2 water tanks, 2 garden sheds plus a greenhouse and a paved patio with plumbed in BBQ creates the perfect setting for a weekend get together.

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Offering 3 beds, 2 spacious living areas including a kitchen/meals and large family room. The bathroom has been stylishly modernised & the lovely wood ire in the family room provides a great ambience. Other features include gas ducted heating & evaporative cooling; dbl carport; garden shed, a lovely outdoor space perfect for a ire pit plus substantial under house storage/man cave.

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

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.

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This well-appointed Fasham-Johnson home delivers an ideal combination of generously proportioned interiors & picturesque outdoor areas ideal for family entertaining. Its well-designed loor plan reveals 2 separate living zones, master suite inc WIR & renovated ENS, connecting to a retreat or 2nd bedroom with spacious 3rd & 4th bedrooms all with BIR’s. Walls of glass enhance the kitchen which has been completely renovated with s/s appliances & is centrally located to the living areas all overlooking the covered outdoor entertaining deck. The tiered decking leads to the sunken spa for a touch of resort style living. A neutral colour palette ensures easy placement of furnishings whilst a split system & gas log ire ensure climate control year round.

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VACANT LAND - Rare Opportunity 3593m2 (approx)

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A rare opportunity nestled in amongst some beautiful properties in the Edna Walling Region is your chance to purchase a fantastic vacant allotment with stunning views. This unique parcel of land is set on 3,593 m2 (approx) and is positioned in a private and court location, ready for someone to build their dream home (STCA). Located in one of Mooroolbarks inest pockets, the property also backs onto Brushy Creek and walking trail and is close to schools such as the Prestigious Billanook College, Pembroke Primary School and Yarra Hills Secondary College.

This stunning character home offers great space for the growing family with 5 bedrooms plus a study there is ample room for everyone with exceptional presentation and situated on approx. 1/3 acre.

Offering plenty of family space with living room, family room, dining/meals area, wood heating, split systems, ducted heating and quality well appointed kitchen overlooking the picturesque surrounds.

Impeccable presentation inside and out, situated in a convenient and popular location.

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This is 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 picture perfect views and an abundance of natural light. Further features include two separate living areas, split system air con, 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.

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. Beautiful established gardens with a colourful array of lowering trees and shrubs.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

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In a prized hillside location on just under half an acre and with a superb family friendly loorplan, this sensational property right in the heart of Upwey is what quality family living is all about. Inside, the property boasts ive bedrooms all with BIRs (Master with WIR and full ensuite), a separate study, two central bathrooms, multiple living zones providing lexibility for growing families which ensures there is plenty of space for all the family to unwind and relax. We also have a functional and centrally located kitchen which includes a DW, electric stove & oven plus an inbuilt wet bar zone. Stepping outside, the property ensures that those who love to entertain are well looked after with a great outdoor living zone that is spacious and bright whilst the adjacent solar-heated pool provides plenty of ambience. With well-established gardens that provide plenty of privacy, lawn areas for the kids or family pets to run around, a relaxing front verandah and that tranquil hills setting that is sure to impress.

Get away from it all with this superb property situated in the glorious surrounds of Three Bridges and surrounded by large acreage the position is ideal. The home is all freshened up throughout offering 3 bedrooms, large open plan kitchen and a family size lounge/living area perfectly positioned to admire the acreage views. Sitting on approx. 2.5 acres with plenty of space and potential and with a picturesque creek lowing through the setting is perfect. For weekend guests or teenagers there is a well itted out bungalow/studio and plenty of rustic shedding. A great lifestyle property positioned just a few minutes’ drive to Yarra Junction with all the hard work done just relax and enjoy.

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5 Jacka Road Avonsleigh

$500,000 -$550,000

3 Joffre Parade Cockatoo

$460,000 - $500,000

Half an Acre in Lovely Avonsleigh!

Spacious Home With 2 Street Access!

If you’re looking for a tree change, a move to the hills, you can’t go past sought after Avonsleigh & this lovely home offers great value for money. Situated on a glorious ½ an acre it is well positioned within walking distance to the local store & bus stop. The split level home is ready to move straight in & offers 4 BDRs, the Master with WIR & ensuite, galley kitchen, dining room, study area & family room with cosy wood heater.

Looking for a home that has it all including shedding with easy access? You’ve found it. This fantastic brick home has a 6 x 9m lockup shed with heating, concrete loor & power, DBL carport & a 2nd shed all easily accessed from the rear. The home is very comfortable with 3 BDRs, the master with WIR & ensuite, large formal living room with ambient open ire, meals area, a galley kitchen & family room.

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994, Tyson Bluhm 0437 843 820

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994, Tyson Bluhm 0437 843 820

39 Gaydon Street Ferntree Gully

$745,000 - $819,500

33 Baker Street Cockatoo

$495,000 - $545,000

Beautifully Presented Family Home in a Great Location!

Character Hills Home on Half an Acre!

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.

This delightful home perfectly located near the end of a no through road offers 4 BDRs, the Master with a study or retreat & a cosy spa room, 2 spacious living areas & large kitchen. Features include cathedral ceilings, mains GD heating, wood heater & S/S air conditioning. Outside you have a circular drive, undercover parking for 3 cars & lovely landscaped gardens with garden shed, cubby house & vegie patch.

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

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32 Belgrave Gembrook Road Cockatoo

$480,000 - $520,000

145 Emerald Monbulk Road Emerald

$770,000 - $830,000

Hidden Gem, Walk to Cockatoo!

Contemporary Mudbrick Splendour!

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.

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.

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FLEXIBLE LIVING – IMMACULATELY MAINTAINED Set across 3 levels offering you zoned living, this welcoming home is ready to move straight in. the 3 robed bedrooms on the top level are serviced by the updated modern bathroom and laundry and are zoned away from the living area and master bedroom. the living is on entry level consisting of large open plan kitchen, meals and lounge area which with its gas ire and split system making for a very inviting place to enjoy a movie or playing games with the children. on the lower level is a large master bedroom which could also double as a rumpus room if you don’t need 4 bedrooms. outside the home has a sealed drive with large single carport plus additional open parking or drive all the way around to the garage/man cave with workshop situated under the house. the gardens are very relaxing and include a pergola with a spa for the summer nights spent outside with drinks and friends. located in a quiet area bordering Selby on a sealed road this home is close to schools shops and public transport and Pufing Billy.

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ATTENTION HOME-OWNERS My name is JAMES. Like you, I am a home-owner.

Recently I decided to sell.

Here’s what happened…

My local ‘Jenman APPROVED’ agent

sold my home for $500,000 MORE!! [than other agents quoted me.]]

Unbelievable but TRUE! Now, sure, not all agents are the sam me.

But wherever you are in Australia, I now believe the first question you should ask when selling your home is:

Is there a Jenman APPROVED agent in my area?

YES! In Boronia, your only Jenman APPROVED agent is:

Park Real Estate.

And… WE WILL NOT BE BEATEN ON PRICE! So, please call for your FREE PRICE QUOTE – 9762 4988 In as little as 8 MINUTES, we’ll show you how we can get you MANY THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS EXTRA FOR YOUR HOME. Maybe not as high as James at $500,000!! But we certainly believe…

WE CAN DO BETTER ON PRICE THAN ANYONE ELSE. TEST US!

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PRICE $590,000 - $640,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $1,700,000 - $1,850,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lyn Beckwith 0419 324 409 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $1,100,000 - $1,200,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lyn Beckwith 0419 324 409 Emerald 5968 4522

Gembrook 10 Kookaburra Court

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PRICE $450,000 - $495,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Gayle Barrot 0408 195 767 Emerald 5968 4522

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Bach to the bush

By Wendy Williamson Classical music lovers along the route of cellist Anthony Albrecht’s ‘Bach to Bush’ tour are in for a treat.

The mellifluous tones of a quality cello are hard to beat, especially in the hands of an accomplished musician.

In his two-hour concerts Albrecht performs selections from J.S. Bach’s stunning suites for solo cello, interspersed with other short, early works for the instrument.

He also talks about his life as a musician and why the music he plays is such an invaluable part of our culture.

“I endeavour to play the cello as it would have been played in Baroque times,” says Albrecht, who grew up in Newcastle, NSW, and won a prestigious scholarship to participate in the Julliard School’s Historical Performance program.

He is currently based in London as a Guildhall School of Music and Drama research scholar but returns to Australia regularly for performances with Pinchgut

Opera and the Australian Haydn Ensemble.

This talented young musician has recorded for ABC Classics and VIA Records (New York City).

In his busy ‘Bach to Bush’ tour of the east coast he is scheduled to visit nearly 30 different venues, mainly rural and regional, where he finds audiences particularly receptive.

He is especially looking forward to performing in Olinda, where his greatuncle lives, and Healesville, where he has friends. He has a soft spot for the Yarra Valley and Ranges.

On Sunday 2 July at 2pm Albrecht will perform at Cosmediclinic, 59 Healesville-Kooweerup Road, Healesville.

On Tuesday 4 July at 7pm the venue is Olinda Hall, corner of Olinda-Monbulk and The Georgian Road.

There will be another concert just down the road on Wednesday 5 July at 7pm, at the Melbourne Rudolf Steiner Seminar, 37A Wellington Park Drive, Warranwood.

Tickets at the door or at www.anthonyalbrecht.com.

The worst of the worst Transformers: The Last Knight (M) Starring Mark Wahlberg, Laura Haddock, Anthony Hopkins Transformers: The Last Knight is an interminable slog of a film by Michael Bay, one of Hollywood’s worst directors.

The driving conflict, which involves a lazy mash-up of a rogue planet approaching Earth with Arthurian legends, is very vague and progresses with a punishing lack of threat or urgency.

Returning from 2014’s Transformers: Age of Extinction, Mark Wahlberg fails to deliver his normally dependable sardonic charisma, helming a cast of flat, one-note characters.

Mediocre popcorn filmmakers like Guy Ritchie, Paul W.S. Anderson and even Zack Snyder have some redeeming qualities in their films, but Michael Bay really is a talentless hack.

Bay has always valued grand, explosion-filled spectacle, but he

cannot properly structure action in this movie.

The battle sequences in The Last Knight are severely cluttered, overedited and broken up by laboured, out-of-place gags.

Though somewhat toned down from his previous Transformers films, The Last Knight is still full of Bay’s bad habits: inconsistent tone, lazy stereotypes, blatant objectification of women and hyperactive, unfocused direction.

The scant highlights are Sir Anthony Hopkins, who is clearly having a blast as an eccentric scenery-chewing historian, and young actress Isabela Moner’s earnest, star-making performance as a brave homeless girl.

Sloppy and intensely boring, Transformers: The Last Knight may be the worst film of 2017, if only for the fact that I didn’t have to fight to stay awake during Fifty Shades Darker.

- Seth Hynes

Issi at The Mall Boronia Australian performing icon Issi Dye is presently playing a series of shows in The Mall Boronia.

During the performances, Dye will host and entertain, with plenty of fun, games and prizes up for grabs.

Dye began a solo career in 1969 and appeared on many television shows including Bandstand, Komo-

Talented musician Anthony Albrecht.

tion, the Go Show and Happening ‘70s Shows.

Also during the 1970s, Issi toured with names such as Roy Orbison, The Beachboys, The Everly Brothers, The Supremes and Ray Charles.

From 10.30am to 12 noon, audiences can catch Dye on Wednesday 12 July and 16 August.

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By Cameron Hutchison AFL YARRA RANGES Round 10 and the race to the finals has begun.

Olinda and Wandin are sharing top spot with Healesville only two points behind in third.

Woori Yallock have a six-point buffer on Upwey in fifth and Mount Evelyn are four points behind in sixth.

Seville and Belgrave are still holding onto top spot with Yarra Glen in third, one game behind.

Powelltown are only one game behind Yarra Glen in fourth but two wins clear of Alexandra in fifth.

Kinglake are still an outside chance to make the final five, one game behind Alexandra.

Netball Division 1: Olinda are one and a half games clear of Wandin in top spot and unlikely to lose that position, Wandin are half a game clear of Woori Yallock in third.

Monbulk Hawks are two games behind Woori Yallock in fourth with Warburton another game behind in fifth.

Division 2: Belgrave have a hold on top spot and are unlikely to drop from that mantle.

Yarra Glen is two wins behind in second with Yarra Junction a further game behind in third.

Powelltown are half a game behind Yarra Junction in fourth with Yea another half a game behind in fifth.

Kinglake are making a charge and are only half a game out of the five.

The Under 18s has Emerald and Mount Evelyn sharing top spot with Wandin only one game behind in third.

Healesville sit fourth, one-anda-half games behind Wandin with Upwey one and a half games behind Healesville in fifth.

Warburton-Millgrove and Woori Yallock shares sixth spot, one game behind Upwey with Gembrook in eighth position.

Monbulk still have a chance to make the final eight as do Yarra Glen.

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Division 1 Seniors Football Healesville 14.12(96) d Gembrook

Upwey-Tecoma came out firing in its milestone match.

Cockatoo 8.5(53) Healesville travelled to Gembrook on Saturday and came away with a win, keeping them in third position.

They got off to a good start kicking five goals to two in the first. They held Gembrook goalless in the second quarter and increased their lead to 36 points at half-time. Healesville kicked another 4.1 to 2 goals in the third term and had control. Gembrook outscored Healesville in the last, kicking 4.3 to 3.3 but the game was all over really at half-time.

Healesville Best: N. Mende, D. Plozza, N. Aldridge (4 goals), A. Davies (2 goals), S. Gordon (5 goals), A. Fraraccio.

Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: D. Welsh (2 goals), D. Leversha, R. Causer, S. Martin, S. Gramc (1 goal), P. Gramc.

Monbulk 21.17(143) d Emerald 9.10(64) Monbulk have skipped away from Emerald with a big win on Saturday.

Emerald started off slow, kicking 2.4 to 6.3 in the first and was behind by 23 points at quarter time.

Monbulk increased the pressure in the second term, kicking 5.4 to 2.3 to have a commanding lead of 42 points at half-time.

They continued with a massive 6.8 third quarter to only 1.1 and the game was all over at three-quarter time. Both sides kicked four goals in the last but Monbulk were just too strong all over the ground in the end.

Monbulk Best: M. Langworthy (4 goals), S. Williams, J. Schille (1 goal),

S. Van Seters (1 goal), D. Salan (3 goals), S. Gough.

Emerald Best: L. Sheppard, D. Karacsonyi, J. Donders, B. Wilson, M. Dompietro, T. Wilson.

Wandin 19.12(126) d Mount Evelyn 16.9(105) Mount Evelyn was unable to chalk up a win over Wandin this season. The opening quarter was even with Wandin only holding a four-point lead at quarter time. Wandin got the break in the second, kicking 5.3 to 3.1 and they were in front by 18 points at half-time.

Another massive third quarter by both sides had Wandin kicking seven goals to six. Mount Evelyn just could not find a way to make any inroads into Wandin’s lead. Wandin’s accuracy was under question in the last kicking 2.6 to 3.2 but they still came away with bragging rights at the end of the day.

Wandin Best: S. Dwyer (10 goals), B. Harvey, R. Ross (1 goal), J. Byrne, D. Hirst, M. Polkinghorne (2 goals).

Mount Evelyn Best: D. Wootton, M. Gibbons, J. Fellows, D. Kift, S. Martin (1 goal), B. Doyle.

Olinda Ferny Creek 13.23(101) d Warburton Millgrove 3.4(22) Olinda Ferny Creek completely dominated Warburton-Millgrove on Saturday. It was a slow start for both sides in the first with only four goals being kicked but Olinda still had a 19-point lead at quarter time. They increased that lead to 25 points at halftime and always looked in control.

Warburton-Millgrove failed to kick a goal after half time but Olinda kicked another seven majors. Their only con-

cern is that they also kicked 13 behinds and come finals time that will need to be rectified.

Olinda Ferny Creek Best: M. Hottes (2 goals), L. Hill (1 goal), T. Millwood (1 goal), J. Wallis, B. Cooling, H. Greenall (1 goal)..

Warburton-Millgrove Best: D. Morris, P. Hay, T. Marr, R. Humphrey, T. Walker (1 goal), J. Walker.

Upwey Tecoma 10.11(71) d Woori Yallock 5.13(43) Upwey-Tecoma have put themselves one game clear in fifth after a come from behind win over Woori Yallock on Saturday. Woori Yallock got the early lead, kicking 3.3 to 1.1 in the first and a 14-point lead at quarter time. Scoring was low in the second quarter with both sides only managing one major apiece. Upwey had more scoring shots but could not get the ball through the big sticks and the deficit was now reduced to 11 points. Woori Yallock were relentless in front of goal in the third quarter but Upwey held them to 1.7 while they kicked 3.2 and the lead was certainly a gettable four points in Woori’s favour going into the last. An injury to Woori’s R. Allen worked in Upwey’s favour as their forwards could find some space. Upwey turned it on in the last and kicked away with 5.4 to Woori Yallock’s two behinds to come away with a big win by 28 points.

Upwey-Tecoma Best: B. Duncan, L. Burke (1 goal), D. Devers, J. Hackett (2 goals), H. Stanley.

Woori Yallock Best: L. Boontjes, J. Adams, B. Arnold, R. Allen, K. Thompson, J. Matthews.

Division 2 Seniors Football Belgrave 19.13(127) d Alexandra 17.10(112) Belgrave have survived a last quarter challenge from Alexandra to stay on top of the ladder. Belgrave got off to an early lead kicking 5.5 to 2.3 and earning a 20-point buffer at quarter time.

Alexandra fought back in the second term kicking 6.2 to 3.3, reducing the lead to nine points at the main break and leaving Belgrave with some work to do at half-time. The third quarter was tight and tough with Belgrave kicking 4.3 to 2.4 and they had increased their lead to 14 points at three-quarter time, at this point it looked like they were going to go on with it. The last quarter was one of the best quarters seen this

season. Alexandra took the lead with about eight minutes to go but could not hold back the fast finishing Belgrave.

It was a goal feast with twelve goals being kicked come the final siren.

Belgrave Best: J. Brown (1 goal), Y. Curtis (2 goals), N. Somervaille, J. Webb (2 goals), J. McDermott (1 goal), M. Johnson (2 goals).

Alexandra Best: L. Ragg (1 goal), J. Brereton, C. Tranter (2 goals), B. Norris (5 goals), S. Woollard, J. Purcell.

Kinglake 20.14(134) def Yea 9.6(60) Kinglake sit in sixth position and now one game clear of Yea and only one game out of the final five after a big 74-point win on Saturday. They got off to a good start kicking 5.4 to 2.0 to take a 22-point lead at quarter-time.

Both sides put on four goals in the second and the lead had only increased to 24 points at half-time. Kinglake looked in control and they showed it by coming out after half time and holding Yea to only three goals for the second half while kicking 11 themselves. Kinglake now get ready to take on Yarra Glen next week.

Kinglake Best: B. Robinson (6 goals), B. White (1 goal), L. White (1 goal), D. Morrison, L. Hannah, J. Crowe (3 goals).

Yea Best: R. Aldous (1 goal), D. O’Dwyer, J. Ryan, C. Evans, D. Webb (2 goals), P. Evans (1 goal).

Yarra Glen 21.13(139) d Thornton Eildon 6.6(42) Yarra Glen have notched up their seventh win for the season after a solid performance against Thornton-Eildon on Saturday. They got off to a flyer kicking eight goals to two and had a 40-point lead at quarter-time. They held Thornton goalless in the second quarter but kicked five straight to take a 69-point lead into the main break.

Another 5.4 to 2.4 third quarter and the game was well and truly over. Things slowed down in the last and only five goals were kicked, however the result was already settled.

Yarra Glen Best: L. Telford (4 goals), A. Smith, K. Hudson (1 goal), R. Gurney, R. McDermott (4 goals), J. Marks.

Thornton Eildon Best: J. Dickson, D. Creed, Z. King (1 goal), B. Wratten, J. Ashby, B. Lindsay (2 goals).

Powelltown 14.6(90) d Yarra Junction 10.15(75)

Mixed bag for Monbulk juniors vs the real deal MONBULK JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB ROUND 9 and Monbulk Junior Football Club travelled to Wandin, Seville, Woori Yallock and Emerald to face off against strong opponents.

A mixed bag of success on the field, but, once again, the club’s philosophy being on participation success off the field was apparent as the club continues to grow in numbers.

UNDER 9 The players again showed improvement and worked on being first to the ball and one on one with opponent.

Awards: R. Crutchley, T. Vincent, R. Koelewyn, M. Koelewyn, J.Thorp.

UNDER 10 MAROON The boys started very well, control-

ling the first quarter. The opponents improved over the next few quarters and a pretty even contest. The team continued to improve and a few guys stepped up that had been working hard on the track and played some solid footy.

Awards: F. Lewis, F. Surridge, W. Davidson-Tuck, K. Dockery.

UNDER 10 GOLD Great work. The team continues to do the team things and work hard for one another. Tackling was a great feature today against a bigger opposition.

Awards: B. Downey, H. Dickinson, J. Bohun, J. Dawson, O. Blandthorn.

UNDER 11 A great performance by the Under 11s today, only two points separated the two teams at three-quarter time.

Hard pressure and plenty of spirit about. Monbulk 0.1(1) def by Woori Yallock 1.5(11) Awards: B. McDonald, G. Ryan, J. Abraham, J. Doyle, H. McConchie.

UNDER 12 GIRLS Some strong, fierce tackling on field today by both teams. The goal was to transfer the ball better than the opposition and to take strong marks to own possession of the game. Well done to the girls for a team playing out four quarters. Many more challenges for the rest of the season.

Awards: J. Farmer, S. Beecroft, A. Theeboom, A. Coffey, B. McDermott.

UNDER 12 A big focus today was around what the team does; not what the opposition does. A complete performance from all

the players.

Monbulk 17.8(110) d Wandin 0.0(0) Awards: J. Blandthorn, T. Koelewyn, L. Smith, C. Hussey, A. Bohun UNDER 14 GOLD A great game between two contested teams. Down by two goals with five minutes to go, the team dug deep to not give up and get back to even on the scoreboard. Never ever give up kids.

Monbulk 6. 8(44) to Wandin 7.2(44) Awards: A. Green, C. Barge, M. McGregor, J. Downey, A. Whyman, J. Spencer.

UNDER 14 MAROON Big test today against a stronger, bigger, running side. Great third quar-

ter, boys; keeping them goalless and scoring one themselves. Plenty to keep on learning and developing. Keep your heads up, boys.

Monbulk 1.1(7) def by GembrookCockatoo 12.10(82) Awards: H. Fleming, J. Niclasen, L. Fransen, G. Ross, J. Davis.

UNDER 16 A great effort by the group, stuck to the structures well and switched the ball at most opportunities. Many players moved up another level.

Monbulk 8.12(60) d Wandin 3.10(28) Awards: L. Beecroft, K. Linde, T. Trezise, T. Badgery, B. Woolridge C. Stiff.

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Host of medals to athletes

By Jamie Strudley

Upwey-Tecoma seniors, reserves and past players gather for the team's 1000th game. 169873

Special win for Tigers There was extra reason to extract the claws as the battle of the Tigers took on a special flavour over the weekend.

Upwey-Tecoma Football Netball Club celebrated the senior team’s 1000th club game.

With so much to play for, the Upwey Tigers senior players didn’t let the club down, putting on a fine display in upsetting the favourites, Woori Yallock Tigers.

The senior team saluted in style with a convincing victory, 10.11(71) to 5.13(43).

Mail photographer GREG CARRICK was on-hand to capture all the action.

Upwey-Tecoma stood up to the challenge against Woori Yallock. 169873

Woori Yallock won the reserves encounter 12.8(80) to 4.10(34). 169873

YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS Ruffey Lake, Doncaster was the venue for the Eastern Metro Region Cross Country Championships on Saturday.

Yarra Ranges Athletics sent an enthusiastic team to the championships which qualifies athletes for the State championships to be held in July.

Some outstanding performances from Yarra Ranges club athletes resulted in several individual and team medals.

Georgia Laven, Maddie Laven and Kiara Flavel all secured gold medals, while Indie Linde earned a silver medal and Tiara Willis a bronze in their respective races.

Team medals were earned by an excited Under 9 Girls team and the Under 12s Boys teams.

Full results will be available online.

The next round of Saturday morning cross country will be on Saturday 1 July at Margaret Lewis Reserve.

The annual club handicap event is always a lot of fun, so be there early to learn you time advantage.

The club welcomes all athletes of any age or ability.

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Quick Clues 1.

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ACROSS Bird (8) Intend (4) Light (4) Out of date (8) Peculiar (5) Halt (6) Fish (6) Of course (6) Loll (6) Fear (5) Ruffian (8) Metal (4) Breather (4) Sled (8)

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DOWN Throw (5) Analgestic (7) River (England) (4) Island (Australia) (8) Tooth (5) Performer (7) Dusk (8) Beg (7) Sweetheart (7) Apportion (5) Fragrance (5) Slight (4)

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7 1 9 2 4 3 8 7 1 3 6 3 1 9 7 5 2 8 4 9 5 8 4 CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7479 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Slap-dash. 6, Span (rev). 8, Ages (anag). 9, L-i-ngerie. 10, Strap (rev). 11, S-cream. 13, Si-len-t. 15, Matter. 17, Spa-red. 19, Rapi-d. 22, Pa-rdon me. 23, Hist. 24, Peke (anag). 25, Seno-rita.

Down - 2, Light. 3, Passage. 4, (tot)ally. 5, Hands-o-me.

6, Sheer. 7, An-I’m-a-te. 12, Stud-ents. 14, In p-lace. 16, Tea-cher. 18, Rid-ge. 20, I-n-s-e-t. 21, Be-a-n.

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6 2 9 3 4 5 7 1 9

3x3 square contains the digits 1 to 9

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DOWN 2. Easy reading? Come off it! (5). 3. Trip in the corridor (7). 4. Chum who has totally cut out drink (4). 5 Though generous, gives nothing to me (8). 6. Downright seethrough (5). 7. To enliven things, I’m taking a bet all round (7). 12. Kicking up a dust, had sent off the pupils (8). 14.

Pin loosely to the material, where it should go (2,5). 16.

He’ll instruct you in French, dear, after tea (7). 18. Clear up, for instance, to the crest (5). 20. Three quarters through it, there’s a picture (5). 21. There’s a man outside in the garden (4).

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1. Punishment, darn it, for being careless (8). 6. Rests, on coming back, for a stretch (4). 8. How long it took to plait the tail of “3 down” (4). 9. Reeling drunkenly around one in underclothes (8). 10. It’s on the watch for the bits that are put back (5). 11. A sun cosmetic? That’s funny! (6).

13. Quiet, sit holding the boy (6). 15. What’s wrong? He’s getting everything tangled up (6). 17. The water, very hot, one was economical with (6). 19. Quick to free the pair the day after (5). 22. I’m sorry: Father Morden is out (6,2).

23. Mum is first to go to hospital (4). 24. Keep playing with the dog (4). 25. Miss one’s wandering girl (8).

DOWN 2. Easy reading? Come off it! (5). 3. Trip in the corridor

Clues with the dog (4). 25. Miss one’s wandering girl (8).

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QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7479 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Pheasant. 6, Mean. 8, Lamp 9, Obsolete. 10, Weird. 11, Arrest. 13, Minnow. 15, Indeed. 17, Sprawl.

19, Dread. 22, Hooligan. 23, Iron. 24, Rest. 25, Toboggan.

Down - 2, Heave. 3, Aspirin. 4, Avon. 5 Tasmania. 6, Molar. 7, Artiste. 12, Twilight. 14, Implore. 16, Darling.

18, Allot. 20, Aroma. 21, Snub.

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